BR

Berrod-Regad group ?

The Berrod Regad factory

Bradberry

▲ ◊ Bradberry Genuine Leather ◊

▲ ◊ Bradberry Heritage ◊

A brand of Bradberry Briar Pipe Corp. NY
Other brand from this company: Town and Country, Wilkinson

Brakner

▲ ◊ Brakner Antique, Hand-Cut, AX, 1200 ◊

▲ (Underside) ◊ Brakner De Luxe, Royal Danois, 37152, Hand-Cut., Straight Grain, 810 ◊

▲ This pipe has a smooth finish while most Brakner's pipes are rusticated.

Artisan: Peter Brakner †

Micro-rustication pour mini-pipe

Brandt

(see Max Brandt, Oliver Brandt)

Brebbia

Breeden's

▲ (Left side) ◊ Breeden's Royale, London made ◊ (Right side) ◊ London England ◊

Probably an US tobacconist brand.

Breezewood

Brentwood

▲ ◊ Brentwood, London England, 9518 ◊

▲ See also (same logo): Bel-Air

▲ (Left side) ◊ Brentwood ◊
(Right side) ◊ Made in England, 335 ◊

Brentwood seems to be a GBD second for following reasons:
- 335 is a GBD shape number for an apple shape corresponding to the pipe displayed on top.
- 9518 is a four digit shape number as used by GBD (ie: 9534, 9553, 9557, 9567...)

Brewster

▲ (Left side) ◊ Brewster, Imported Briar ◊

Export brand of an unknown Italian company.

Briar Lee

Lee

Briar Workshop

▲ ◊ The Briar Workshop (Arched), Coral SPG, Designers / Pipemakers (Arched), 3 ◊

Brand created by Elliott Nachwalter and Jorg Jemelka before Elliot established in NYC (1980).
See also: Pipeworks

Briarcliff

▲ (Left side) ◊ Briarcliff ◊ (Right side) ◊ Mediterranean, Aged Briar ◊

Brand of the Penn Tobacco Company formed in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania in 1901 by Russell Uhl († 1914) and Henry Weigand († 1942).
See also: Bruce Peters, Broadcaster, Vox Pop

Briarcraft

NY

▲ ◊ B (in diamond) Smokemaster Custom Made, Pat.2.166.537,
Genuine Imported Briar ◊

Richard Kliethermes Sr. was the founder of Briarcraft. First located on Pipetown Hill Rd, Spring Valley, NY., it moved later to 66 Central Ave., Spring Valley, NY.
After the death of RK Sr., business was run by Richard Kliethermes Jr. († 1943) and was quite prosperous between 1920 and 1940. The company closed in 1950.

Briarcraft seconds: Airo, Arcadian, Briarmeer, Cavalcade, Hallmark, L.L. Bean, Smokemaster, Sterling Hall, Wimbledon

Briarmeer

Briarcraft

▲ ◊ B (In diamond) Briarmeer, Genuine Briar ◊

Other Briarcraft second with two dots: Arcadian

Bridge

Ben Wade ⁽¹⁾

▲ ◊ Bridge, London Paris New York, Meerschaumlined 79 ◊

(1) According to Wilczak & Colwell, op. cit.

Brigham

Brio

▲ ◊ Brio High Class Briar Made in Spain ◊

Brand from Ibéricas de Pipas

Bristol

▲ ◊ Bristol Sport, Standard, France, 34 ◊

▲ ◊ Bristol Mat, Major, Filtre ◊

Maybe a Comoy's second

Britannia

Comoy

▲ ◊ Britannia, Made in England 5008 (Left) Highlander (Right) ◊

▲ ◊ Britannia (Underlined with a trident), Made in England ◊

See also (same trident logo): David Jones Sydney
Note: Britannia had also a Barrister line which is not to be confused with the Barrister brand of french origin.

Britannica

▲ (Left side) ◊ Britannica ◊

Brittany

Lacroix⁽¹⁾

▲ (Left side) ◊ Brittany ◊
(Right side) ◊ Algerian Briar, Made in France ◊

(1) An export brand of Jean Lacroix (Wilczak & Colwell, op. cit.)

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