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File:KarlErik01.jpg|Example with box and sock, courtesy Doug Valitchka | |||
File:KarlErik11.jpg|Detail, courtesy Doug Valitchka | |||
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* '''Dybsø''' (unconfirmed!) | * '''Dybsø''' (unconfirmed!) | ||
* '''Garrick''' | * '''Garrick''' | ||
* '''[[Jobey]] Dansk''' (for [[Weber Pipe Co.]]. The pipes were illustrated in the catalogs of [ | * '''[[Jobey]] Dansk''' (for [[Weber Pipe Co.]]. The pipes were illustrated in the catalogs of the [[Tinder Box]] from 1970's - 80's.)<ref>[[Jobey]] - obviously only as a ghost brand - was transferred to [[Saint-Claude]], France to be manufactured by [[Butz-Choquin]] in 1987 - the very same year when Ottendahl discontinued all exports to the United States.</ref> | ||
* '''[[Knute]]''' (also known as "Knute of Denmark"; more a second with frequent rustications) | * '''[[Knute]]''' (also known as "Knute of Denmark"; more a second with frequent rustications) | ||
* '''Lars of Denmark''' (unconfirmed!) | * '''Lars of Denmark''' (unconfirmed!) | ||
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In the 90's he was honored by [[Stanwell]] to design some models for the very popular H.C. Anderson line which is named for the great Danish poet. | In the 90's he was honored by [[Stanwell]] to design some models for the very popular H.C. Anderson line which is named for the great Danish poet. | ||
Around 1998/99 he traded the German rights to his brand name "Karl Erik" to Planta, better known as the proprietor of [[Design Berlin]] (db). Thus - though db copied the style of the old Karl Eriks pretty closely - a recent KE offered for sale in Germany is unfortunately about as Danish as Eisbein mit Sauerkraut. But even though Planta did one thing of merit: a series of pipe tobaccos was named for Karl Erik! | Around 1998/99 he traded the German rights to his brand name "Karl Erik" to [[Planta Tabak-Manufaktur]], better known as the proprietor of [[Design Berlin]] (db). Thus - though db copied the style of the old Karl Eriks pretty closely - a recent KE offered for sale in Germany is unfortunately about as Danish as Eisbein mit Sauerkraut. But even though Planta did one thing of merit: a series of pipe tobaccos was named for Karl Erik! | ||
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