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Pohlmann Pipes

Brad's website
Brad's story, from his web site :
This story begins in June of 1975; the place was New York City. I had just returned from a “pipe pilgrimage” to England, where I had visited all the great old shops of London, as well as a trip north to Perth in Scotland, to visit the venerable firm of Rattray's.
While on my rounds to the pipe shops of NYC, I chanced upon a Dane making pipes in a store window. The gentleman's name was Finn Meyan Anderson, and he claimed to have worked in the Larsen workshop in Copenhagen. We had a friendly chat about pipes and I remember being favorably impressed with his pipes, and the fact that these freshly minted specimens were being sold in the same store as their manufacture.
A year later, at home in San Diego, California I decided my real desire was to operate my own Tobacconist store, stocked with pipes of my own design- not amateurish creations, but pipes of quality and design. But how to make them?
I poured over several copies of The Pipe Smoker's Ephemeris and made notes of the locations of all pipe makers between the west coast and New York. Armed with this information, I mapped out my route, loaded my backpack, walked to the on-ramp of Interstate 5, and extended my thumb. One of the memorable moments along the way was a visit with Travers LaRue on Whidbey Island in Puget Sound, off the coast of Washington state. I might have apprenticed with him, but his new son-in-law had just acquired that position- Geezzzz, what some people will do to become a pipemaker!
With far too many stories in between, I eventually made it to Manhattan but Finn had left and was reported to be working in Vermont. I had the names of two makers there - Andrew Marks in Middlebury, and The Briar Workshop in Stowe. Finn had indeed been working in Stowe, but was gone by the time I arrived. However, Elliott and Jorg were making some very attractive pipes and after some fancy confabulation on my part, I joined in their work. A year or two later we had Jim Cooke join our team. It was a great five years altogether, working in Stowe & Hyde Park in Vermont, and Coral Springs in Florida. In 1980 I moved back to California, where I completed a 4-year Tool & Die apprenticeship to round out my machining skills in the pipe shop. Fate had other plans for the future, which led to a 16-year career in the computer industry and only a little time to make pipes for friends and the odd pipe repair.
Finally, it was time to begin making Pohlmann Pipes, combining the skills learned at The Briar Workshop with my tool and die training, and now incorporating the newest trends in the internal construction of the pipe.
*See also, A Conversation With Brad Pohlmann
*You may also enjoy reading Chuck Stanion's article, Brad Pohlmann's Long and Winding Road
Contact information: 
 Brad Pohlmann
 FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/brad.pohlmann.9
 Website: http://www.pohlmannpipes.com/
 (541) 899-1914
 mailto:bradpohlmann@gmail.com
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: United States
Poliński

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Tadeusz Polinski and his wife Celina produce various classic, trusty pipes. Massive and well balanced. Really good fellows. Signed with a "P" (styled like a spot and short line) and first and last name on the shank.
 Wytwornia Fajek
 Tadeusz & Celina Poliński
 ul. Regera 9
 37-700 Przemysl
 Poland
 
 Tel.: 016 670 6762
WWW: polinskipipes.com.pl 
Finely crafted pipes utilizing select hi-grade briars primarily of the Italian ‘Sea-Rock’ and ‘Corona’ Briars. Polinski and his wife Cecylia had began by crafting pipes using ‘Albanian’ briars, and transitioned into utilizing some of the finest briars world-wide, being the fabled Italian ‘Sea-Rock’ briars and the hi-quality ‘Corona’ Spanish briars, in crafting their exquisite tobacco smoking quality pipes.
An acrylic mouthpieces, with a “p” logo on left side is their personal trademark. 
Their trademark pipes commonly are enormously huge briar with huge sized bowls crafted in relatively short-stemmed lengths, finished in various ‘rusticated’ finishes.
These massively-stubby pipes are weighing in near the 100 grams ranges. These massively-stubby pipes are a great asset in having a durable “outdoor-pipe” in which to withstand the rigors of unpredictable areas. Their superb smokability rivals the pipes brands recognized world wide for quality. Tadeusz Polinski, along with his wife Cecylia, handcraft outstanding smoking pipes and utilize their ‘eBay Store’ as their primary retail outlet for America. 
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Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: Poland
Pollner

Carl Pollner & Sohn has been in business since 1878 when Carl and Elise Pollner began selling turned wood items from a home in Bünde (Westf), Germany, and continues in operation to this day, selling not only tobacco and pipes but also cigars, chocolates, spirits and other items.
Otto Pollner was trained as a pipe turner in Münster, graduating in 1900.
The business grew at this point, first being registered as Carl Pollner & Sohn in 1920 and that same year moving to a larger store. 
In 1958 the company was taken over by Otto Pollner II and his wife Wanda (and later second wife Christel), and the business began to concentrate more on tobacco.
It was Otto Pollner II who first developed the OP Studio Pipe, and he was considered by many to be the grand master of German pipe carvers.
Otto Pollner II was a member of the Confrérie des maîtres-pipiers de Saint-Claude since 1992, and a recipient of many other awards.
Sadly Mr. Pollner is a broken pipe, having passed away in 2003.
In 1990, Otto-Karl Pollner, son of Otto Pollner II, took over the business with his wife Lil, and Lil's nephew Julian Gronau makes five generations of family involved in the business. They continue to value the pipe, which is included in the logo of the store, and are a Dunhill Pipe Dealer Principal as well as continuing to sell the OP - Studio pipes.https://www.pollner-buende.de/%C3%BCber-uns/historie/
Otto Pollner (1925 - 2004), the third generation of our company, was the last master pipe turner in Germany. He published countless articles in specialist journals and also wrote several books about the pipe.https://www.pollner-buende.de/pfeifen/
== Books by Otto Pollner ==
* Pfeiferauchen leicht gemacht - Die richtige Art, Tabak zu genießenhttps://www.zvab.com/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=21945004568, ISBN 10: 3806810265 / ISBN 13: 9783806810264
* Die Pfeifenmacher zwischen Rennsteig und Rhön - Geschichte und Arbeitsweise in drei Jahrhunderten, 1997https://www.zvab.com/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=30100652971, ISBN 10: 3928700405 / ISBN 13: 9783928700405
* Tabakpfeifen aus zwei Jahrhunderten - Über die Pfeifendrechsler in Westfalen und Lippehttps://www.zvab.com/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=30824274855, ISBN 10: 3928700596 / ISBN 13: 9783928700597
== Videos about Otto Pollner ==
* Pfeifenlegenden: OTTO POLLNER (1925 - 2004), Bünde in Westfalen, Dieter Niermann
* BÜNDE: DEUTSCHES TABAKMUSEUM, OTTO-KARL POLLNER UND RÜDIGER L. WILL ("REINER PIPE ART DESIGN"), Dieter Niermann
== References ==
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Germany
Pollock Clay Pipes

The introduction of tobacco from American Indians also brought the clay pipe to England in the mid-1500's. The simple bowl, whose size changed in relation to the cost and availability of tobacco, evolved into a work of art.
John Pollock & Company of Manchester, England began making clay pipes in 1879 and continued until Gordon Pollock's retirement in 1992. Not wanting to see such a classic tobacco art form end, Wilsons & Company purchased the molds and the Pollock name, continuing the legendary art of clay pipe making. Many of the original hand-pressed molds are still in use.
Clay pipes are not only great collectibles but will allow any pipe connoisseur the purest taste of tobacco flavor.From Sheffield Exchange (dead link) the US and Canadian Distributor for Pollock Clay Pipes.
== Gallery ==
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== Links ==
* http://www.pipearchive.co.uk/pipes/pollock.html
== References ==
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Great Britain
Pomeroy & Cooke Ltd.

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes'
Pomeroy & Cooke Ltd. was the brand of English artisans who made meerschaum pipes. The company was based in Holcut, Northampton, and its slogan was "Makers of quality block meerschaum pipes". See Jambo and London Meerschaum.
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: Great Britain
Ponomarchuk

Alexander Ponomarchuk was born on the 20 of September, 1971 in Ukraine.
In 1991 finished the flying college and went to Siberia to work in Zapolyarye (the place beyond the Arctic circle).
In 1998 having completed the prescribed 3600 hours of flight returned home.
In 2002 begun to find and study the materials on pipe making and after a while made the first pipe.
Step-by-step the appropriate equipment, the experience and self-reliance were accumulated.
At the turn of the year 2006 I decided to leave the work in order to dedicate myself to pipe making.
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Contact Information:
 Alexander Ponomarchuk Website (eng)
 Alexander Ponomarchuk Website (rus)
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Ukraine
Popular Oriental Blends

== Oriental Blends Without Latakia ==
* Premier Cru, A&C Petersen
* Pebblecut, Ashton
* Royal Vintage Blended Flake, Butera
* Yorkshire, Clan Shaw
* Cairo, GL Pease
* Bulk No. 2025 English Cavendish, McClelland (discontinued)
* Bulk No. 2045 Oriental Mixture, McClelland (discontinued)
* Bulk No. 2050 Oriental Cavendish Mix, McClelland (discontinued)
== Oriental Blends With Latakia ==
* Artisan's Blend, Ashton
* Old Dog, Ashton (discontinued)
* Balkan Sasieni, Balkan Sasieni
* Original Mixture, Balkan Sobranie
* Northwoods, Boswell Pipes & Tobacco
* Latakia No. 1, Butera (discontinued)
* Pelican, Butera
* Midnight Ride, Dan Tobacco
* Penzance, Esoterica Tobacciana
* Presbyterian Mixture, Mac Baren
* Royal Vintage Latakia No. 2, Butera (discontinued)
* Ashbury, GL Pease
* Caravan, GL Pease
* Quiet Nights, GL Pease
* Renaissance, GL Pease (discontinued)
* Black House, Home & Hearth
* Larry's Blend, Home & Hearth
* Bombay Court, McClelland (discontinued)
* Bulk No. 2020 Matured Cake, McClelland (discontinued)
* Bulk No. 2030 #1 Grade Balkan, McClelland (discontinued)
* Oriental No. 12, McClelland (discontinued)
* Oriental No. 14, McClelland (discontinued)
* Early Morning Pipe, Peterson
* Skiff Mixture, Samuel Gawith
* Squadron Leader, Samuel Gawith
Popular Perique Blends

* Escudo Navy Deluxe, A&C Petersen
 * Black Parrot, Ashton
 * No. 2 Virginia Mixture, Astley's
 * Three Nuns, Bell's
 * Fillmore, G.L. Pease
 * Kingfisher, Butera (discontinued)
 * Elizabethan Mixture, Peterson
 * Dorchester, Esoterica Tobacciana
 * Dunbar, Esoterica Tobacciana
 * Haddo's Delight, G.L. Pease
 * Bulk No. 2015 Virginia Flake, McClelland (discontinued)
 * St. James Woods, McClelland (discontinued)
 * 633, Solani
Popular Virgina Blends

Straight VA's
 * Brindle Flake, Ashton (discontinued)
 * No. 109 Virginia Flake, Astley's
 * Royal Vintage Golden Cake, Butera (discontinued)
 * Hamborger Veermaster, Dan Tobacco
 * Light Flake, Dunhill
 * Kingsbridge, Esoterica Tobacciana
 * Peacehaven, Esoterica Tobacciana
 * Virginia #1, Mac Baren
 * Blackwoods Flake, McClelland (discontinued)
 * Bulk No. 2010 Classic Virginia, McClelland (discontinued)
 * Bulk No. 2035 Dark Navy Flake, McClelland (discontinued)
 * Bulk No. 5100 Red Cake, McClelland (discontinued)
 * Christmas Cheer, McClelland (discontinued)
 * Dark Star, McClelland (discontinued)
 * Virginia No. 22, McClelland (discontinued)
 * Virginia No. 27, McClelland (discontinued)
 * Virginia Woods, McClelland (discontinued)
 * Red Ribbon, McCranie's
 * Brown Clunee, Rattray
 * Hal O' The Wynd, Rattray
 * Marlin Flake, Rattray
 * Best Brown Flake, Samuel Gawith
 * Full Virginia Flake, Samuel Gawith
 * Grousemoor, Samuel Gawith
 * Union Square, GL Pease
Other VA's
 * Montgomery, GL Pease (VA/Kentukky)
 * Escudo Navy Deluxe, A&C Petersen(VA/Perique)
 * Black Parrot, Ashton (VA/Perique)
 * Three Nuns, Bell's (VA/Perique)
 * Elizabethan Mixture, Dunhill (VA/Perique)
 * Dorchester, Esoterica Tobacciana(VA/Perique)
 * Tilbury, Esoterica Tobacciana (VA/burley)
 * Cairo, GL Pease (VA/oriental/Perique)
 * Haddo's Delight, GL Pease (VA/Perique)
 * Arcadia, McClelland (VA/oriental) (discontinued)
 * Bulk No. 2015 Virginia Flake, McClelland(VA/Perique) (discontinued)
 * Bulk No. 5115 Old World Classic Cake, McClelland (VA/light fruit topping) (discontinued)
 * Deep Hollow, McClelland (VA/vanilla topping) (discontinued)
 * St. James Woods, McClelland (VA/Perique) (discontinued)
 * Club Blend, Mac Baren (VA/cavendish)
 * Dark Twist, Mac Baren (VA/cavendish)
 * Roll Cake, Mac Baren (VA/cavendish/Perique)
Porcelain

The first type of porcelain produced by Johann Friedrich Böttger was a refined and extremely hard red stoneware known in Germany as Böttgersteinzeug. It retained very crisp definition in its cast and on applied details. The Böttgersteinzeug could be polished to a gloss before firing. Models were derived from Baroque silver shapes and Chinese ceramic examples. Meissen's production of a hard paste white porcelain that could be glazed and painted soon followed, and wares were put on the market in 1713. Multicolour enamelled painting was introduced by Johann Gregorius Höroldt in 1723, with an increasingly broad palette of colors that marked the beginning of the classic phase of Meissen Porcelain.
See Meissen Porcelain for additional information on Porcelain pipes.
Porsche Design

Porsche Design is a German brand created by the Austrian Ferdinand Alexander Porsche in the 1980s, with a modern design and is inspired by the car designed by Siegried Ebner Porsche. Porsche sold a limited edition of pipes produced by Henrich Oldenkott, with ebonite stems, which are much sought after today by collectors. Production started up one more in 2002 with four acrylic stem models, produced by the Royal Dutch factory. Stamp: Porsche Design in white.From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes
You should remember there are different varieties of the Porsche pipe: the first version, produced by Oldenkott in two shapes: a straight and a half-bent. Both shapes were available in different colour combinations. When Oldenkott and Porsche Design fell out, production ceased for a good few years until Porsche Design signed a new agreement with Gubbels, the makers of Big Ben. This latter version is easily recognised by the screwed-down ring on top of the bowl. On a first version, the metal (black or aluminum, but not chrome) is seamlessly integrated in the pipe. These first versions were excellent smokers (I still have an all-black half-bent), I've never smoked one of the later editions. I'm not sure who makes them now (if anyone), but since Gubbels declared insolvency a few years back I don't see them on their website anymore.https://pipesmagazine.com/forums/threads/porsche-pipes-opinions.49986/post-35530650
I always thought they were a novelty till until I was told by a top collector who is an international lawyer who worked with Butzi Porsche the grandson of the the founder and designer of the 911. It was reported to me that Mr. Porsche was an all day pipe smoker and that he designed the pipe himself.https://pipesmagazine.com/forums/threads/porsche-pipes-opinions.49986/post-35530701
The "Porsche" pipes are designed in Germany by Ferdinand Porsche and crafted by Elbert Gubbels & Sons - Royal Dutch Pipe Factory (Big Ben, Amphora, Roermond...) from 2001. All the pipes of this brand are fitted with a 9mm filter but they can be smoked without.http://www.pipephil.eu/logos/en/logo-p4.html#porschedesign
The Turbo line of Oldenkott has clearly inspired the authors of Porsche Design pipes.http://www.pipephil.eu/logos/en/logo-oldenkott.html#turbo
== References ==
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Germany
Category: Oldenkott
Portland Pipe Co.

Portland Pipe Company was an English pipe maker, and appears to have started in the 1930's, and went out of business in 1962. It's though they had ties to Barling pipes from the 1930's. They might have been a sub-brand or "second" which was separate from, but fully owned by Barling's all along. 
It also thought that after Portland closed down, and during Barling's corporate era (BB&S), Barling picked up some of the Portland brand (Londoner, Cragmoor and Portland) and made them for a while. 
WILCZAK & COLWELL in their book "Who Made That Pipe?" acknowledge the brand as from England, though some have been made in Italy as well (see Pipephil.eu).
The Brand John Peel is a pipe which has the stamping:
JOHN PEEL, 
A PORTLAND PIPE, 
MADE WHOLLY IN ENGLAND
I have a model with is also stamped SPECIAL, it's a stack design with shape number 801.
This pipe might have been made either by Portland or Barling.
According to a 1940 price sheet, the following models were offered, along with the correlating prices:
Vintage (10/6)
Exchange (7/6)
Londoner (7/6)
Mosaic (7/6)
Portland Super (7/6)
Crustor (5/6)
Diploma (5/6)
Port Royal (5/6)
Port-de-Luxe (5/6)
Portland Patent (5/6)
Souk-el-Arba (5/6)
Times (4/6)
British Sovereign (3/6)
John Peel (3/6)
Jubilee (3/6)
Sirdar (3/6)
Campaigner (2/6)
Dandy (2/6)
First Call (2/6)
Knobby (2/6)
Topsall (2/6)
Topsall Comfort (2/6)
Portman (2/-)
British National (1/6)
Ruf Kut (1/6)
Posella

Vitaliano Posella is a pipemaker in San Vito sullo Ionio (Provincia di Catanzaro, Regione Calabria). He found to the handicraft art of pipemaking after having acquired a lot of experience in the briar industry. His pipes are exclusively produced with Calabrian briar.
by Piero Eduardo
Posella Grading system: http://www.theitalianpipe.com/infowell/guides/posella.htm
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Contact Information:
 Salvatore Posella
 88067 San Vito sullo Ionio (CZ)
 Via Umberto I, 183
 
 Tel.: +39 967 96019
 Pipes available @ Le Pipe s.n.c., Nocera Superiore (SA)
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: Italy
Possible Resources and Article Elements

The following are things that may prove helpful in researching obscure pipes, or in future articles... Was not sure where else to put them so that we do not loose track of them. Hoping to figure out how they will also turn up in google searches, or even Pipedia searches. Please let me know if you have any information or ideas to organize this better...
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"Brands" mentioned in above catalog pages:
* Flyweight
* Glosston (Kaufmann Bros. & Bondy)
* Durham
* Sporty
* Rocky Briar
* Remington
* Archer (Kaufmann Bros. & Bondy)
* New Art (LHS)
* The Roslyn
* Tuxedo
* Never-Break
* Nu Olympic
* Shur-Dri (Briarcraft)
* Leader (LHS)
* Frank Nobby Banner
* Dewey Cobs
* Genuine Missouri Corn Cob Pipes (apparently not Missouri Meerschaum)
* Old Crony
Prammer Freehand Pfeifen

Josef Prammer is a skilled toolmaker and a passionate pipe smoker. Born in 1953, he started carving pipes in 1993. What started as a hobby soon became a second profession. He makes about 250 pipes a year. Additionally, he carries out repairs for Austrian specialist shops. 
He creates tobacco pipes from briar and, as a real rarity, also from fossilized oak (Morta). His pipes are unique because they are carved exclusively by hand. One of the remarkable features of his pipes is the particularly careful workmanship.
Briar: Josef's briar pipes are carved exclusively from high quality wood obtained from the high plains in Calabria. The form of the pipe is dictated by the wood grain.
Bog Oak(Morta): This oak wood has lain for several thousand years in a swamp. Due to a lack of oxygen the wood was unable to rot, therefore it got this attractive natural black colour. The high silicate enhances the smoking qualities. Morta is a rare material and can only be discovered during archeological excavations. It is a very delicate material and can crack when dried. Sometimes only fragments can be used for carving. The fossilized wood he obtains from local archeological sites.
Morta & Briar Combined: These pipes are fascinating because of their exceptional combination of morta oak and briar, silver or other materials. For these kinds of pipes he uses Morta with less silicate.
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== Contact Information ==
 Josef Prammer
 Jocheredt 8
 A-4841 Ungenach
 Austria
 
 Website: http://www.pfeifen-prammer.com/
 Email: mailto:info@pfeifen-prammer.com
 Tel / Fax: +43-7672-77745
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Austria
Prevost Pipes

Pete Prevost lives in Nashville, Tennessee. He learned how to make pipes under Jody Davis (J. Davis) and Todd Johnson, and honed his skills in a very short time. He had been making pipes when he was not traveling with his band until 2012 when his career took a decidedly pipe-centric focus. That's when Todd Johnson asked him to help start BriarWorks. Pete has been involved in every phase of development at BriarWorks, including design, production, and the daily responsibilities of running a business. In 2016, Pete was promoted to President of BriarWorks and now manages all of the day to day operations. 
When Pete isn’t working hard at BriarWorks he spends most of his time being a father and husband to his lovely family Melissa, Bennet, and Lawson. Somehow, he still finds time to make world-class handmade pipes and some excellent salsa verde.. 
From the Prevost Pipes Website: I bought my first pipe when I was eighteen years old. A three dollar corncob from a drugstore in my hometown of Bakersfield, CA. I’ve always had a love for things that were made by hand, so it was only natural that my enjoyment of pipe smoking would collide with pipe making.
I bought a pipe kit and spent the next two days hacking away at my first block of briar. The end result was the first Prevost pipe; a smooth billiard nose warmer that I scratched “P1″ into the bottom with a pocket knife. I was hooked.
Since moving to Nashville, I have been blessed with a beautiful family, a great job in music, and an incredible opportunity to learn from some of the greatest pipe makers in the world.
All of my pipes are made from the finest raw materials and no two pieces are identical. Please take a look at my available pipes or contact me to commission a special pipe of your own.
*You might also like to listen to Brian Levine's interview with Pete and Todd Johnson on the PipesMagazine.com Radio Show
*Brian also did an interview with Pete on Pipes Magazine Radio show Episode 272
File:Prevost SmoothWhale.jpg|Smooth Whale 
File:Prevost SmoothBlowfish.jpg|Smooth Blowfist
File:Prevost BlastedEgg.jpg|Blasted Egg
File:Prevost BambooBilliard.jpg|Smooth Bamboo Billiard
Contact Information:
 Website
 E-Mail: pete@prevostpipes.com
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: United States