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Louis Schoenleber lived in North Arlington N.J. and was an Austrian immigrant and skilled artisan in pipe making. His hand carved pipes were available in his shop, 'Schoenleber's Newark Pipe Shop', at 26 Branford Pl., Newark NJ, thought to open in the 1920's. Schoenleber's carried a full line of tobaccos as well as related pipe smoking accessories. It's thought the shop operated until the late 1960's, and Louis Schoenleber died in 1976. It's also fairly certain they may have sold to other brands such as Jelling, also in Newark and are very similar in design and finish. | |||
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