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...ion to an artisan, most often Tom [[Spanu]]. The majority of pipes sold by Paronelli in those early years were the Clairmont brand, with the usual stamp: '''Par ...e of your dreams he will be happy to achieve it. For Paronelli family the pipe is a matter of the heart.

Volkan Pipe is a registred trademark property of Alberto Paronelli ...in pipe in 1945. Alberto (VOLKAN PIPE) and Ariberto his brother (PARONELLI PIPE) continues working in pipes with the same passion of his grandfather.

...ects inside a family passion that was born in 1945 when Jean-Marie Alberto Paronelli decided to give free rein to his artistic side. The continuous search for quality and perfection brought Alberto Paronelli to create unique pieces prized and sought after worldwide.

{{:Italian Pipe Brands & Makers}} |'''Macchi Serafino'''||brand from Gallarate, Varese; mainly a supplier of pipe components

...Again, the General Dawes pipe was prominent in its day, the Captain Warren pipe? Well, read on. ...told me that many of my tobacco and pipe topics are irrelevant for today’s pipe-smokers. Others have called me a babble-merchant or a master of prolixity,

...little more than 1,000,000,” and by the early 1950s, “The whole U.S. briar pipe industry employs only about 1600 people...” (''Life'', March 2, 1953, 33) .../tobaccopipeartistory.blogspot.com/2012/07/early-xxth-century-saint-claude-pipe.html.

...e him. Our hope is that Tommoso's sons and brother will continue the Spanu pipe making tradition. We can also enjoy the legacy he leaves in the many pipes ...''Clairmont''' pipes, a high-grade brand produced for and distributed by [[Paronelli]]. A little later the bulk of the Clairmonts was made by Spanu who was even

''(published in the June issue of the French magazine Pipe Mag), and Published In: Pipes and Tobaccos Magazine (Spring 2004)'' ...h, most assuredly you are not alone. For the vast majority of the European pipe smokers, the United States is a terra incognita. However, it is now time to

===The Art of Edward F. Burak, Dean of American Pipe Designers=== ...has had a worldwide influence on the thinking and the work of contemporary pipe makers. Born in the Bronx, New York in 1943, his first love was painting.

...ardo pipes bear an Anchor logo on the stem and the Castelsardo name on the pipe shank. For more information see [[Spanu]]. [[Category: Pipe makers by nationality]][[Category: Italy]]

...''The Tobacco Leaf'', July 26, 1905). How about this: “The original briar pipe was made of a root or the stump and root of briar, whether wild rose, black ...re better than briar, the most popular, commonly-used medium for a tobacco pipe today in performance, cost, and outward appearance? History tells that many

...what, I believe, is a great divide of another kind, an ageist issue among pipe collectors. It’s not something I have been studiously analyzing for a lon ...er heard about, read of, or encountered that individual known as the briar pipe collector.

{{:Italian Pipe Brands & Makers}} ...''||??? Not to be confused with '''Alpha''', a brand of Israel '''[[Shalom Pipe Factory]]'''.

...s, I think that this work should transmit the genuineness and love for the pipe and for those who smoke it; The philosophy of the factory is the same that ...the fact that the pipe market was huge, it was a big risk to start his own pipe brand, due to the costs involved and the difficulty of obtaining the right

{{:Italian Pipe Brands & Makers}} |'''DDD'''||'''[[Pipa Croci]]''' for DDD Pipe Company (USA).

...he got hooked on the idea to establish this manner of industrialised briar pipe production in Italy as well. Rossi went abroad several times to buy the har ...f land in Barasso in the province of Varese and founded the '''Fabbrica di Pipe di Radica Rossi''' in 1886. For sure there was no lack of skilled workers a

...didn’t even know what the calumet looked like. To my surprise the tobacco pipe worked and that’s how it all has started. ...when the available production didn’t interest me anymore. I got few briar pipe blanks and tried to make my first real pipes.

As a pipe smoker, he began to realize pipes during the free time since the 1972, eith '''HANDMADE PIPES, HOW IS BORN MY PASSION FOR THE PIPE?'''<br>

...pipe. It’s shape (and also history) fascinated me and later my first „flat pipe“ was made. Pipe Maker

'''Websites Depicting Pipe Marks & Logos''' *[http://victor.ryazan.net/eng/pipe/brand.html '''Victor Akishkin''']