Miscellaneous symbols
Anchors 
Captain Black
▲ (Left side) ◊ Captain Fortune, London Made ◊ (Right side) ◊ Made in England, 38 ◊
▲ (On bottom) ◊ 199, Captain Fortune, London Made ◊
◊ Made in England ◊
◊ Made in England ◊
▲ ◊ Londonaire ◊
Altough this pipe hasn't any other markings except "Londonaire", the document hereafter would prove this label is the name of a Calabresi's serie.
Piladelphia 
▲ (Left side) ◊ Middleton, Old Mariner ◊
(Right side) ◊ Special Selection, 16 ◊
(Underside) ◊ John Middleton, Established 1856 ◊
(Right side) ◊ Special Selection, 16 ◊
(Underside) ◊ John Middleton, Established 1856 ◊
The John Middleton Co. mainly known for its tobaccos (Prince Albert), was founded in 1856. The business was moved to King of Prussia, Pennsylvania in 1960 and it became a subsidiary of Altria Group in 2007.
North Dane Pipes
▲ (Left side) ◊ NORTH DANE PIPES, MADE IN DENMARK ◊ (Bottom) ◊ 112 ◊
(Right side) ◊ 72 SPECIAL ◊
(Right side) ◊ 72 SPECIAL ◊
Logo on stem: G and anchor
A second brand of Georg Jensen
▲ (Left side) ◊ Skagerrak, Oldenkott ◊ (Right side) ◊ 542 ◊
▲ The "Commodore" line had the same anchor logo
▲ (Underside) ◊ Oldenkott Atlantic, Meerschaum Massa ◊
Prince Albert
▲ ◊ Prince Albert, Piccadilly ◊
Pipe from the well known tobacco brand.
Pipes from a tobacco brand on this site: Clan, Borkum Riff, Prince Albert, Mac Baren
Pipes from a tobacco brand on this site: Clan, Borkum Riff, Prince Albert, Mac Baren
Tao & Ilsted
▲ ◊ 6 (Underlined) Danish Handmade, TAO ILSTED ◊
Artisans: Jens "Tao" Nielsen and Poul Ilsted.
This brand is used when Tao and Ilsted cooperate from time to time.
Jens "Tao" Nielsen formerly was a sailor.
This brand is used when Tao and Ilsted cooperate from time to time.
Jens "Tao" Nielsen formerly was a sailor.
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▲ ◊ Trangoni, Fatta a Mano [anchor emblem] ◊
(Right side) ◊ [two anchors] ◊ (grading)
(Right side) ◊ [two anchors] ◊ (grading)
The number of anchors on the right side of the shank indicates the grading of the pipe.
Artisan : Fulvio Trangoni
Production (2006): ~ 600 pipes/year
Production (2006): ~ 600 pipes/year