
Updated: Apr 15, 2012
Roy Brigham 
opened a pipe repair shop in Toronto, in 1906. He began to carve his own pipes some years later. With his son
Herb (Sept 2010 †) they developed after WWII a removable filter system based on a hollow Rock Maple dowel.
▲ ◊ Brigham, Voyageur, 184 ◊
▲ (Left side) ◊ Brigham, Can. Pat. 372987 ◊ (Left underside) ◊ 1_._ ◊
Pipes with one dot on the stem correspond to the 1xx numbered shapes (100 series)
▲ 2 metalic dots ◊ Brigham, Can Pat. 372885, 229 ◊
▲ ◊ Brigham 242 Made in Canada ◊ 2 brass dots ▲
Pipes with two dots on the stem correspond to the 2xx numbered shapes (200 series).
▲ 3 dots (horizontal) 1 big & 2 little
▲ 3 dots (vertical) 1 big & 2 little
▲ 3 dots (triangle) 1 big & 2 little
▲ 3 dots (triangle) (Underside) ◊ 388 2, Brigham, Canada ◊
Pipes with three aligned dots on the stem correspond to the 6xx numbered shapes (600 series).
Those with the three dots in a triangle layout correspond to the 300 series
▲ 4 dots (diamond)
▲ 4 dots (horizontal)
▲ ◊ Brigham, made in Canada ◊
▲ ◊ Brigham (Worn) - (effacé) ◊
"B" Logo
▲ ◊ Brigham Canada ◊