Artisan: Aaron Beck († 1984)

Artisan: Alfred Baier has been making pipes since 1986. He took over Pimo’s Pipe Supplies (Manchester, Vermont, USA) in 1995. Pimo’s is a company that provids service and products to pipe makers.
Production (2008): ~ 300 pipes/year

 

Artisan: Claudio Cavicchi
Production (2006): ~ 1000 pipes/year
Grading (ascending): 1© to 5© and "Diamante" (Straight grain).

 

Artisan: Angelo Chirico. He carves pipes since 2005.
Production (2009): ~ 60-70 pipes/year
Adress: via Papa Giovanni XXIII, n. 18 20061 Carugate (Mi)

This pipe was carved by George Bushee (markings: G.B.), employee at Ehrlich's.

 

Artisans: Colin Fromm and Colin Leeson.
Brand created in 1974. Colin Fromm continued on his own with the Castleford brand.
Some Invicta pipes are issued from the cooperation between Colin Fromm, Bill Ashton Taylor and Les Wood.
2010: Colin Leeson retiring Peter Ellam continues to be the sole craftsman of Invicta Pipes.

Artisan: Marco Biagini
Moretti is the name of Marco's father-in-law.
Brand started 1968.
Pipes carved after 2005 have the "Recanati" stamping omitted.
Production (2007): ~ 1000 pipes/year
Production (2009): ~ 500 pipes/year

 

Mr Paul's pipe shop (closed) was situated at:
3312 Kenjac Road, Windsor Mill, MD 21244

Artisan: John Rocheleau. He had to give up pipemaking and dedicates himself to painting.

Pipes carved by Lorenzo Tagliabue († 1987) before he headed the "Lorenzo" company in 1969.
Tagliabue's second brands: Dr Hardy

Brand of Bill Ashton-Taylor (1945 - 2009†) when he leaved Dunhill and before he created the "Ashton" brand.

Artisan: Steve Weiner († 2002)
Production: ~ 200-250 pipes/year in 2002