Updated: Jun 28, 2013
Elliot Nachwalter
Vermont 
▲ (Left side)
Elliot Nachwalter (underlined)
Made by Hand Vermont USA
(Right side)
[Signature]
This pipe was carved after 1996 when Elliot moved to Arlington, Vermont
See also: Pipeworks and The Briar Workshop
See also: Pipeworks and The Briar Workshop
Eltang
Tom
▲ (Underside)
― [Pipe in oval] ELTANG ―
▲ Current marking
▲ (Underside)
― Tom Eltang, Denmark (In circle) ―
▲ Round marking
▲ (Left side)
― M (encircled) ―
(Underside)
― [Pipe in oval] ELTANG ―
― [Snail] 10 ―
▲ Exceptional pipes are
stamped with an encircled M. From 0 to 2 of these jewels are carved in a
year. This one is from 2010.
Early markings (until 2000): a round stamp which is continued after this date on small or bamboo pipes.
Current markings (2011): Pipe in oval, "Eltang" (milled)
Grading (ascending):
Current markings (2011): Pipe in oval, "Eltang" (milled)
Grading (ascending):
- Moon (discontinued)
- Saturn
- Star
- Sun
- Snail (with the year of manufacture).
See also: Botang, Gotang, Sara Eltang
Elwood
Leslie Wood
▲ (Underside) Elwood, of London The sterling silver band is hallmarked L&JS
Artisan: Leslie Wood
This brand corresponds to an early production of L. Wood. The evolution by stylization of the logo (crowned ED) explains the puzzling symbol decorating the mouthpieces of the Leslie Wood pipes.
See also: Ferndown.
This brand corresponds to an early production of L. Wood. The evolution by stylization of the logo (crowned ED) explains the puzzling symbol decorating the mouthpieces of the Leslie Wood pipes.
See also: Ferndown.
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