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[[File:PipeLovers-Jan1946-cover.jpg|thumb|left|The cover of the January 1946 issue of PipeLovers, courtesy Mark Preston and Leo Reyes]]'''Pipe Lovers''', '''''The Magazine for Men Who Enjoy a Pipe'''''. Pipe Lovers Magazine was published monthly by Cushman Publications, editorial and business offices located at 532 Pine Avenue, Long Beach 12, California. George W. Cushman, owner and Publisher. It was a monthly magazine from January 1946 through April 1950 circulated from Long Beach, CA. The rights of this magazine were sold to Leon Cutler, New York, who changed the name to "The American Smoker." This smaller-format monthly magazine ran from May 1950 through January 1951. | [[File:PipeLovers-Jan1946-cover.jpg|thumb|left|The cover of the January 1946 issue of PipeLovers, courtesy Mark Preston and Leo Reyes]]'''Pipe Lovers''', '''''The Magazine for Men Who Enjoy a Pipe'''''. Pipe Lovers Magazine was published monthly by Cushman Publications, editorial and business offices located at 532 Pine Avenue, Long Beach 12, California. George W. Cushman, owner and Publisher. It was a monthly magazine from January 1946 through April 1950 circulated from Long Beach, CA. The rights of this magazine were sold to Leon Cutler, New York, who changed the name to "The American Smoker." This smaller-format monthly magazine ran from May 1950 through January 1951. | ||
*We have recently obtained PDF versions of several issues with more to come thanks to | *We have recently obtained searchable PDF versions of several issues with more to come thanks to Leo Reyes, the former manager of the original Tinder Box, with an assist from Mark Preston who has scanned them for us: [https://pipedia.org/images/9/9c/PipeLovers-Jan1946-smallerfile.pdf January 1946], [https://pipedia.org/images/4/4a/PipeLovers-Jul1946-smallerfile.pdf July 1946], [https://pipedia.org/images/4/44/PipeLovers-Nov1946-smallerfile.pdf November 1946], [https://pipedia.org/images/7/74/PipeLovers-Mar1947-smallerfile.pdf March 1947], [https://pipedia.org/images/4/4a/PipeLovers-May1947-smallerfile.pdf May 1947], [https://pipedia.org/images/e/e3/PipeLovers-Jun1947-smallerfile.pdf June 1947], [https://pipedia.org/images/a/ad/PipeLovers-Jul1947-smallerfile.pdf July 1947], [https://pipedia.org/images/3/3a/PipeLovers-Aug1947-smallerfile.pdf August 1947], [https://pipedia.org/images/1/12/PipeLovers-Sep1947-smallerfile.pdf September 1947] ''(more issues are coming, check back soon)''. | ||
[[Image:TPSE.jpg|thumb|right|'''The Pipe Smokers Ephemeris''', Last Issue]]'''The Pipe Smokers Ephemeris''' (TPSE), US ISSN 0032-0161: Edited and Published by late great [[Tom Dunn]] for 41 years (1964 - Winter-Spring 2005). "The Ephemeris was a limited edition, irregular quarterly for pipe smokers and anyone else who was interested in its contents" and sent to "Coterians" around the World. Tom became a "broken pipe" in December 2005. He had hopes to release yet another issue, and was working away on it, but his health was deteriorating rapidly, and that next issue never materialized. | [[Image:TPSE.jpg|thumb|right|'''The Pipe Smokers Ephemeris''', Last Issue]]'''The Pipe Smokers Ephemeris''' (TPSE), US ISSN 0032-0161: Edited and Published by late great [[Tom Dunn]] for 41 years (1964 - Winter-Spring 2005). "The Ephemeris was a limited edition, irregular quarterly for pipe smokers and anyone else who was interested in its contents" and sent to "Coterians" around the World. Tom became a "broken pipe" in December 2005. He had hopes to release yet another issue, and was working away on it, but his health was deteriorating rapidly, and that next issue never materialized. | ||