The dots
One red dot 
London 
Kaywoodie
▲ ◊ Bentley, Real Briar ◊
The original boxes coming along with these Bentley pipes seem to testify to a Kaywoodie second.
See also: Willmer's Bentley pipe line, Bentley Former's danish brand
See also: Willmer's Bentley pipe line, Bentley Former's danish brand
▲
▲ ◊ Blatter Bros (gothic), Make, Montreal, Selected, 51.77 ◊
Blatter & Blatter Inc.
Pipemakers since 1907
Artisan: Robert Blatter
Pipemakers since 1907
Artisan: Robert Blatter
La pipe d'exception chez Blatter
Time line
▲ ◊ Corsica, Giants, 60601 ◊
Corsica is a brand of Henri Vuillard (Saint Claude) not to be confused with E. Vuillard & Cie (Saint Claude)
▲ (Left side) ◊ Dr Plumb, Regular ◊
(Right side) ◊ London / St Claude, 711 ◊
(Right side) ◊ London / St Claude, 711 ◊
Brand created in 1925 in Saint-Claude (France). The Dr Plumb production was run by the Ruchon & Verguet and also Ropp factories (Saint-Claude).
The brand now belongs to the English Cadogan group.
The brand now belongs to the English Cadogan group.
Gregg Peevey
Tennessee 
▲ (Underside) ◊ G. Peevey, Apr.17.03 ◊
(Underside) ◊ A5 (in circle) HT & HW ◊
(Underside) ◊ A5 (in circle) HT & HW ◊
Haddon Hall
▲ ◊ Haddon Hall, De Luxe, Made in London, England, 36 ◊
▲ The dot on the stem may be discolorated since pipes of this brand display red dots too.
▲ ◊ Premier, Superb ◊
A brand of Reiss-Premier Corp.
Second or sub-brands: Berkshire, Chester, Fremont
See also: Devonshire
Second or sub-brands: Berkshire, Chester, Fremont
See also: Devonshire
▲ (On top) ◊ NCLR (in oval) ◊
Alternative nomenclatures:
Raganella, La Raganella, Non Canta La Raganella, NCRL
See also: Anselmi (Adriano)
Raganella, La Raganella, Non Canta La Raganella, NCRL
See also: Anselmi (Adriano)
▲ (Left side) ◊ Ser Jacopo, Fatta a Mano, in Italia ◊
(Right side) ◊ Per Aspera ad Astra ◊
(Underside) ◊ 12 (in circle) ◊
(Right side) ◊ Per Aspera ad Astra ◊
(Underside) ◊ 12 (in circle) ◊
▲ Coral dot (Corallium rubrum). This is a former logo discontinued in the 80ties.
Trafalgar
▲ ◊ Trafalgar, Special Briar ◊
According to Wilczak & Colwell, op. cit. this brand could be a Charatan or a Butz-Choquin sub-brand. The second possibility seems improbable: a French maker wouldn't name a pipe after such a French defeat.
▲ (Underside) ◊ Tsuge Yamato, 501, Hand Made in Japan ◊
Tsuge Pipe Company Ltd.
The company was founded by Kyoichiro Tsuge (1910 - Nov 2010 †). The traditional classic shape pipes are machine-made. The Ikebana line is hand-made.
The company was founded by Kyoichiro Tsuge (1910 - Nov 2010 †). The traditional classic shape pipes are machine-made. The Ikebana line is hand-made.
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