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Revision as of 11:18, 18 December 2020
The following are things that may prove helpful in researching obscure pipes, or in future articles... Was not sure where else to put them so that we do not loose track of them. Hoping to figure out how they will also turn up in google searches, or even Pipedia searches. Please let me know if you have any information or ideas to organize this better...
- Catalog Pages of various display boards of budget pipes, courtesy Doug Valitchka
From a 1933 N. Shure Co. Chicago Catalog
From a 1933 N. Shure Co. Chicago Catalog
From a 1940 Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing Co. Catalog
"Brands" mentioned in above catalog pages:
- Flyweight
- Glosston (Kaufmann Bros. & Bondy)
- Durham
- Sporty
- Rocky Briar
- Remington
- Archer (Kaufmann Bros. & Bondy)
- New Art (LHS)
- The Roslyn
- Tuxedo
- Never-Break
- Nu Olympic
- Shur-Dri (Briarcraft)
- Leader (LHS)
- Frank Nobby Banner
- Dewey Cobs
- Genuine Missouri Corn Cob Pipes (apparently not Missouri Meerschaum)
- Old Crony