Pipes manufactured for Bellezia Tobacco Shop in Buffalo, N.Y. (hence the white Buffalo etched on the mouthpiece). The English manufacturer of this pipe is unknown.

Probably from same workshop: Harlekin , Dollar

A brand of Tanganyika Meerschaum Corporation from Amboseli Pipes. (J.M. Lopes, op. cit.) 
See also: Kiko, Kikob, Kilimanjaro, Kudu, Twiga, Merlin, Sportsman

See also: Oldenkott, Eminent

See also "Derby" as an Oldenkott line.

Logo: Elephant on pipe ▲
Probably from same workshop: Harlekin and Bromma

Current address of the shop (2009):
1481 Solano Ave., Albany, CA 94706
Former address (late 1980s):
2059 University Ave., Berkeley CA 94704
"Red Lion" was the name of a home Virginia based blend. The lion appeared on the original Drucquer family crest. John Drucquer founded the pipe shop in London in 1841 and had C. Dickens as customer for pipes and tobaccos. John Drucquer III moved Drucquer & Sons Ltd. to Berkeley, California in 1921.

Initially a Danish brand taken over by Oldenkott

Anglo-Danish brand made by Nording and Preben Holm in the 1960s for the US distributor Lane Ltd. In the 1970s these pipes were crafted for Dunhill at Preben Holm's workshop.

See also: Bromma, Dollar

▲ Logo: Rearing horse (faint)

Artisans: Colin Fromm and Colin Leeson.
Brand created in 1974. Colin Fromm continued on his own with the Castleford brand.
Some Invicta pipes are issued from the cooperation between Colin Fromm, Bill Ashton Taylor and Les Wood.
2010: Colin Leeson retiring Peter Ellam continues to be the sole craftsman of Invicta Pipes.

 

A brand of Tanganyika Meerschaum Corporation from Amboseli Pipes. (J.M. Lopes, op. cit.) 
See also: Kikob, Countryman, Kilimanjaro, Kudu, Twiga, Merlin, Sportsman

A brand of Tanganyika Meerschaum Corporation from Amboseli Pipes. (J.M. Lopes, op. cit.) 
See also: Countryman, Kiko, Kikob, Kudu, Twiga, Merlin, Sportsman

A brand of Tanganyika Meerschaum Corporation from Amboseli Pipes. (J.M. Lopes, op. cit.) 
See also: Countryman, Kiko, Kikob, Kilimanjaro, Twiga, Merlin, Sportsman

Pipe gainée, Leather clad pipe

Tobacconist & artisan: Rafa Martin
He stopped his own production in July 2010

▲ Same antilop logo: Safari

Merlin was a brand of the Oppenheimer group. The meerschaum pipes were produced in association with Tanganyika Meerschaum Corporation from Amboseli Pipes. (J.M. Lopes, op. cit.) 
See also: Countryman, Kiko, Kikob, Kilimanjaro, Kudu, Twiga, Sportsman

Pipe distributed by the well-known men's magazine.

▲  This Royal Ascot with a horseshoe logo doesn't seem to be of French descent but of English origin.

Pipes with this brand were manufactured in France for Duncan (according to J.M. Lopes, op. cit. and Wilczak & Colwell, op. cit.). They were destined to US market and sold by Mastercraft.

A brand of Tanganyika Meerschaum Corporation from Amboseli Pipes. (J.M. Lopes, op. cit.) 
See also: Countryman, Kiko, Kilimanjaro, Kudu, Twiga, Merlin, Sportsman

 

A brand of Tanganyika Meerschaum Corporation from Amboseli Pipes. (J.M. Lopes, op. cit.) 
See also: Countryman, Kiko, Kikob, Kilimanjaro, Kudu, Twiga, Merlin

  See also: Derby (Same horse logo)

A brand of Tanganyika Meerschaum Corporation from Amboseli Pipes. (J.M. Lopes, op. cit.) 
See also: Countryman, Kiko, Kikob, Kilimanjaro, Kudu, Merlin, Sportsman