These pipes are made in St Claude (France) by Butz-Choquin (Berrod-Regad group) since 1987. Before this date some were manufactured in England and Denmark (Jobey Dansk).
Jobey's seconds: Shellmoor

 

 

▲ Pipe without grade

▲ Grade: Bishop B. Pipe manufactured in 2003

▲ Grade: Friar B. Pipe manufactured in 2007

Artisan: Jody Davis (born 1967) plays electric guitar (2011) in a christian rock band.

Grading (ascending)

• sandblasted: Friar (D up to A),
• smooth/blasted: Abbot (D up to A),
• smooth: Bishop (B and A),
• smooth: Cardinal (B and A),
• exceptional pipes: Saint (B, A and "Halo")

"P" indicates a prototype pipe

 

Artisan: Joseph (Joe) Cortegiano (†) worked in New York. His very big pipes were reselled by Wilke or Barclay Rex, for instance.

Artisan: Johan Kock.
Production: ~ 220 pipes/year

Other island silhouette logo: Bonet

Private brand of the german wholesaler who also distributes Bentley, Peterson, Brebbia.

Artisan: John Bessai († 1969), pipemaker, repairman, and tobacco shop owner.

Artisan: John H. Eells

Stem logo: The "J H Eells" signature is engraved with a cutter that tapers to a point. It is filled with white enamel. When buffing the stem this white markings will not fade away and even become sharper.

 

 

▲ See also Richmond a second of Sasieni.

Brand of John Redman Ltd.
See also: Aristocrat, Buckingham, Buckingham Palace, Canberra, Captain Fortune, Dr John, Golden Square, Redonian, Richmond, Smokewell, Twin Bore (?)

John Sterling (Export brand) pipes are made at the Chapuis-Comoy pipemaking facility in St. Claude, France.

John Surrey, Ltd.,
509 Fifth Avenue New York NYC, NY

Artisan: Mogens Johansen has carved pipes for Bjarne for 15 years. When Bjarne Nielson passed away "Johs" established on his own in 2008.