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In the 1960's and into the early 1970’s Ole Zettervig had a shop in Copenhagen, Denmark where he was carving high quality pipes equal to Stanwell, Larsen, Anne Julie, Thurmann, Bang and others. These early pipes were marked “Copenhagen” and are very collectible. He sold his shop at some point in the 70's and moved to Kolding and continued to produce pipes as a hobby, but the quality of briar and workmanship is said to not equal the early production. The later pipes he now marked as Kobenhaven rather than Copenhagen, and these were sold by Ole at flea markets throughout Europe.
In the 1960's and into the early 1970’s '''Ole Zettervig''' had a shop in Copenhagen, Denmark where he was carving high quality pipes equal to [[Stanwell]], [[Jørgen Larsen]], [[Anne Julie]], [[Bjørn Thurmann]], [[Bang]] and others. These early pipes were marked “Copenhagen” and are very collectible. He sold his shop at some point in the 70's and moved to [[Kolding]] and continued to produce pipes as a hobby, but the quality of briar and workmanship is said to not equal the early production. The later pipes he now marked as Kobenhaven rather than Copenhagen, and these were sold by Ole at flea markets throughout Europe.


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