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Non canta la raganella

The brand was established as Non canta la raganella back in the 19th century by Alcide Duranti in Castelfidardo (Province of Ancona, region Marche).
The strange name, meaning something like "the tree frog doesn't sing", makes reference to a system of two chambers installed in the shank, that should suppress the gargling of the tobacco juice.
After the World War I the pipe manufacturer Adriano Anselmi of Ancona (AAA) became partner of the Duranti family.
The pipes received the additional stamping DAC for Duranti & Anselmi Castelfidardo.
After 1945, the firm was sold to a family Gandolfi and shifted to nearby Loreto.
Next and last owner was a german pipe wholesaler with the name Braun.
The brand was operated until the 1980s, and some sources say the pipes were lastly made by Chacom in Saint-Claude.
In the course of the time the pipes carried changing names:
* Non canta la raganella
* La Raganella
* Raganella (in various character fonts)
* NCLR
A very popular series named "Corteccia" showed partial rustications reminding of tobacco leaves.
The following pipe, courtesy of Michael Reash, is a Non Canta La Raganella PRIMA (stamped on the left side if your are smoking it).
On the bottom it has an unreadable word with 1935 stamped.
DAC with a shield around it and 220 below on the right side.
The gold band has some hallmarks a little too small to distinguish.
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Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: Italy
Norbert Gerharz

Norbert Gerharz was the last foreman of the former Müllenbach & Thewald (M&T) pipe factory in Höhr. When M&T closed in 1972 he continued on his own.
Ralf Dings visited Norbert Gerharz and wrote this blog post: "Vallberg - Die eigene Welt des Norbert Gerharz".
 Norbert Gerharz
 Kaiser-Friedrich-Höhe 39
 56179 Vallendar
 
 Phone: +49 (0)261 62573
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Germany
Nordström

Nordstrom, alias L’Arte del Maestro Federici
This brand was created by Domenico Federici about 40 years ago in Nettuno near Rome, Italy. The goodness of his dazzling pipe stems, he said, by two factors: the aging of at least 15 years of briar and double boil for 8 months away. Production exclusively hand-made on the example of Carlo Scotti (Castello), Ascorti & Radice (Caminetto) and Giancarlo Guidi (Ser Jacopo). Broad white bar, silver or gold on the mouthpiece the logo of this brand.
'''by Piero Eduardo'''
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Category:Pipe makers by nationalityCategory:Italy
Norma de México S.A.

Norma de México S.A. is a maker of aromatic pipe tobaccos and briar pipes in a variety of styles and brands. Distributed throughout Mexico through Sanborns department stores and small B&M tobacconists. Among their brands are:
* Baritone
* Lord Eden
* Chadwick
* Del Ray
* London Dock
* Coronet 
* Farbest
* Belfast
* Grayson
* English Darby
* Clifton
* Whitehall
* Denby
in 2015, Norma started making a knock-off Dr. Grabow, and has for many years made pipes with "Savinelli" name in Mexico. They registered the savinelli brand in the country and make pipes without permission from the italian manufacturer, the pipes are not original savinelli pipes. They only use the name.
 
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: Mexico
North Dane Pipes

North Dane Pipes is a sub-Brand of Georg Jensen. Per Georg Jensen managed the Georg Jensen Pipe brand during 23 years and is currently (2011) active as "Tobacco Professor" at Mac Baren Tobacco Company.
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See also: Danets, North Dane Pipes, White Star, Goodwill
Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:Denmark
Norup

Some years ago, three Danish pipe makers of excellent repute put their heads together and decided to collaborate on a project that became a benchmark in Danish pipe production. The brand of Norup was established by Lars Christensen, Hans Jonny Nielsen (a.k.a. Former) and Jess Chonowitsch. They worked together designing and making pipes as far back as 1968. Unfortunately, the Norup company no longer exists.Courtesy, The Pipe Smoker
Norup-Liverpool-1.jpg|Smooth Liverpool, courtesy Chiwei Liu
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Norup-Liverpool-3.jpg|Smooth Liverpool, courtesy Chiwei Liu
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File:Norup01.jpg|Ruff-Cut example and details, courtesy Doug Valitchka
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File:Norup-2pipe-group-2.jpg|Norup #33 De Luxe and #32 Ruff Cut, courtesy Huang Kao Chen
File:Norup-2pipe-group-1.jpg|Norup #33 De Luxe and #32 Ruff Cut, courtesy Huang Kao Chen
Norup Billard.jpg|Smooth Billiard, courtesy, Smokingpipes.com
Norup Unique 37 Handmade Denmark.jpg|Norup Unique 37 Handmade Denmark
== Catalog ==
See full catalog: , and individual pages bellow, courtesy, Danishpipemakers.com:
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== References ==
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Denmark
Norwalk Pipe Co.

Norwalk Pipe Corporation at one point manufactured Jobey and Shellmoor pipes, moving to a new location to pursue that venture in 1941 on East 26th Street, New York City. At that time the president of Norwalk Pipe Company was Louis Jobey. Prior to taking up at that location, Norwalk was located on West 34th Street in New York City, and had production facilities in Stanhope, New Jersey. Norwalk sold a Jobey Shellmoor for $2.50 in 1940, and the Jobey pipe for $5.00.
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: United States
Norwood

Floyd Norwood pipes are sold under the brand FLN through his pipe repair business website at https://norwoodspiperepair.com/.
Floyd mentions on his site that pipe repair is his business with pipe making being his hobby, as such the pipes offered are constantly changing. 
FLN pipes are all handmade and offered in 3 grades depending on the grain of the wood and whether any small fills have been needed.
== Contact Information ==
 Norwoods Pipe Repair
 Kenneth, Floyd and Karen Norwood
 1160 Norwood Lane
 Clifton, TN. 38425
 
 Website: https://norwoodspiperepair.com/
 E-mail: mailto:klnpipes@yahoo.com
 Phone: 731-926-1360
Novakpipes

== MICHAL NOVÁK, Prague ==
 
The first real impulse into making a pipe with my own hands was during my visit to Italy when my friend Alberto Paronelli gave me a small historical pipe. It’s shape (and also history) fascinated me and later my first „flat pipe“ was made. 
Still after some time passed I had this growing desire to create something „of my own“. Something that would be characteristic and recognizable in the vast variety of author pipes made by my more experienced colleagues. Something that could be recognized the same way as cars, fashion, jewelry, pictures. And later on I really made this happen...
The concept of „finding one’s edge“ has been fulfilled in the very sense of meaning and my pipes now truly are characteristic – with their edges.
Perhaps at first this was not an intention, just the classical human desire to hold something in the hand, something that you can touch, slide your fingers over, stroke, examine, play with, either when being calm or in stress. The desire to touch is natural and if the thing you touch is also as beautiful as the briar that I use for making my pipes, then the owner will receive an esthetic experience comparable to an experience of fine art or deep emotion.
So now my pipes are „typical“ and I know that I am following a path that I really enjoy. http://www.novakpipes.cz
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== Contact Info ==
 Novakpipes
 Michal Novák
 Pipe Maker 
 Prague, Czech Republik 
 Phone: +420 602 737 191
 E-mail: mailto:info@novakpipes.cz
 Website: http://www.novakpipes.cz
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Czech Republic
Novelli

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes'
The brand of the Novelli is named for the tobacconist founded in Rome in 1951 by Augusto Parascenzo, who died in 2000. He was succeeded by his, Marco, who is also the Castello distributor for North America. In 2001, to mark his 50th birthday, a limited edition of 50 pipes was made by Castello and called Augusta, in tribute to Novelli's founder. Symbol: n
Novelli, or more formally Regali Novelli S.N.C. Di Parascenzo Sabrina, is a pen and pipe store located in Rome, Italy and owned by Marco Parascenzo. The company has been in business since 1951. Among many other lines of pipes they carry a private label brand named Novelli, which bears a lower-case "N" as a stem marking. Castellos sold by Novelli also bear a stamp "N1" denoting that firm sold the pipe. 
Contact Information:
 Website: https://www.novelli.it
 Email: novelli.pipes@novelli.it
 Phone: +39066792852
 Fax: +39066793123
 VAT No: 06128551006
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Italy
Novák

== MICHAL NOVÁK, Prague ==
 
The first real impulse into making a pipe with my own hands was during my visit to Italy when my friend Alberto Paronelli gave me a small historical pipe. It’s shape (and also history) fascinated me and later my first „flat pipe“ was made. Still after some time passed I had this growing desire to create something „of my own“. Something that would be characteristic and recognizable in the vast variety of author pipes made by my more experienced colleagues. Something that could be recognized the same way as cars, fashion, jewelry, pictures. And later on I really made this happen...
The concept of „finding one’s edge“ has been fulfilled in the very sense of meaning and my pipes now truly are characteristic – with their edges.
Perhaps at first this was not an intention, just the classical human desire to hold something in the hand, something that you can touch, slide your fingers over, stroke, examine, play with, either when being calm or in stress. The desire to touch is natural and if the thing you touch is also as beautiful as the briar that I use for making my pipes, then the owner will receive an esthetic experience comparable to an experience of fine art or deep emotion.
So now my pipes are „typical“ and I know that I am following a path that I really enjoy. http://www.novakpipes.cz
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Nu-old

NU-OLD is apparently a part of CIVIC Pipes out of London, England. Some pipes were marked with both the CIVIC name and NU-OLD, thought I recently purchased a fine looking pipe just called NU-OLD (over) LONDON MADE; MADE IN ENGLAND with model 016. The one marked both "CIVIC" and NU-OLD bore shape 350. They are known to be available from Wally Frank stores in the 1960’s, and this is pre-Cadogan purchase of CIVIC.
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Great Britain
Nubió

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by Jose Manuel Lopés'
Pipas Nubió was the first Spanish company to turn and finish pipes. It was founded by Joseph Nubió, in the same year he established himself in Vic (Barcelona) after having bought machinery for producing pipes in Saint-Claude. In recent years, the company has been run by Jordi Nubió.
Everest was a Spanish brand created in 1933 and made by Nubió but apparently discontinued, and is now a second brand for Iberica de Pipas. 
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Spain
Nuttens Pipes

Bruno Nuttens is Belgian born, but has lived in France for 17 years. Living in a dome, he gradually began to make pipes in between doing repairs.
In just a few years, thanks to the advice of Pierre Morel, Bruno made significant progress. He is influenced by German piper makers as well as the style of the late Italian Paolo Becker. Bruno offers two categories of pipes on his website, social media and forums ( and more recently on the North Pipe): hand-made and pre-turned head pipes (Heritage series and Vintage collection).
Bruno is talented, sociable, friendly and very modest. His sandblast pipes are awesome.
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 Website: Bruno Nuttens Master Smoking Pipe Maker
 Email: mailto:contact@nuttenspipes.com
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: France
Odin

Here we have another mystery pipe, which is likely from the Danish Pipe shop in Copenhagen.
A possible clue--we have seen examples of ODIN branded pipes along with a box marked Wilh. Jørgensen, which is likely referring to a once thriving pipe shop on Copenhagen’s Strøget street.
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Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:Denmark
Ogden's

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes'
Ogden's is the brand produced for the English pipe tobacco company of the same name, originating in Liverpool and founded in 1860, by Thomas Ogdon. Thirty years later, it began producing the St. Bruno Flake tobacco brand, one of the most famous in both Britain and abroad. 
In its Boundary Lane factory Ogden's has a remarkable collection of pipes on display.
 
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: Great Britain
Ogura

Andrew Ogura, pipemaker from Hawaii, deceased in 2005.
Neil Flancbaum about him:
"An all around great guy and pipemaker has passed away. Those who have known Andy through the years will surely be as heartbroken as I feel right now. Andy always had the brightest of smiles and a true Hawaiian aura. I will miss him."
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Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: United States
Olaf Forsberg

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes'
Olaf Forsberg was the maker of swedish clay pipes, and well-known in the 18th century. He started in 1739 at a Stockholm manufacturer. His pieces are on display at various specialist museums, and many can be seen at the Tobaks & Tändsticksmuseum, in the swedish capital.
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Sweden
Old Mariner

The following Old Mariners look like they definitely were made by Comoy's, due to the Made in England stamp, plus the shape numbers correlate to Comoy's Shape Number Chart: Examples below 185 is a straight Billiard, and 228c a 1/8 bent Prince.
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Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Great Britain
Old Nellie Pipes

Old Nellie Pipes are made by Joe Nelson. The following bio and photos are from the Old Nellie Pipes Website:
For over 40 years woodworking has been my form of expression and my escape. I have built an array of projects so vast that I can't begin to recall each of them. I have designed and built custom cabinetry and furniture, on a part-time professional basis. I have also rebuilt the 120 year old farmhouse where I reside. 
In 1995 I started researching the art of lutherie, an interest I've had since about 1975. By February 1998 I was tooled up and started building and repairing stringed instruments. I have built several types of stringed instruments however, my primary focus are steel stringed acoustic guitars. 
 
I thought I had worked with just about every type of raw material possible, then I was introduced to the art of pipe-making. Soon after my first encounter with briar I knew this was what I had to do. My passion for pipe making was confirmed after attending the Chicago pipe show. I was simply blown away by the craftsmanship, camaraderie and overall atmosphere there. I have since made many pipes and have enjoyed the challenges and rewards of being a pipe maker.
 
With these experiences behind me, I decided to pursue a full-time career in pipe making and lutherie. I look forward to providing the pipe smoking community with high grade, handmade pipes, for years to come. I also look forward to building, as well as repairing, stringed instruments for musicians around the globe.
I reside in Fond du Lac County, WI, in the same old farmhouse with my wife of 36 years, Sue. We have been blessed with 3 daughters Sarah, Amy and Amanda, 3 son-in-laws Troy, Scott and Adam and 9 grandchildren Sierra, John, Noah, Sam, Joshua, Madelyn, Connor, Alaina and Henry so far.
Editors Note:I had the pleasure of sharing a table next to Joe at the Chicago Pipe Show several years ago, and have looked forward to seeing him ever since. In addition to making guitars, Joe brews an amazing Belgian style beer and roasts his own coffee. Visiting Joe's workshop is definitely on my bucket list... --sethile (talk) 02:48, 7 May 2014 (UTC)
You might also like to listen to Brian Levine's interview with Joe on the PipesMagazine.com Radio Show
File:JoeNelson3pipeSet.jpg|A Beautiful 3 pipe set
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Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: United States
Old Pal

“Who Made That Pipe” states that there were two French makers for Old Pal. The first of those is Marechal Ruchon & Cie.. (Incidentally it is the company that owned the GBD brand). The second maker listed is Rubinovich & Haskell Ltd. The bird emblem is probably the key, but I can find no reference to it. My own thinking is that the brand was made by Marechal Ruchon & Cie. I was able to dig up this brief summary of the MR&C brand. Ganeval, Bondier and Donninger began making pipes in 1850 and rapidly gained prominence in briar pipe making. Of the three, Bondier survived the others by 30 years, but new partners took their places. The name of the company changed to Bondier Ulrich & Cie, then Bine Marechal & Cie and finally to A Marechal, Ruchon & Cie. August Marechal and Ferdinand Ruchon saw the firm into the 20th century, their names being used for the company for well over 50 years.
Prior to 1899, Marechal, Ruchon & Co. became A. Oppenhiemer’s sole agent for cigarette papers but still remained in the pipe making business. Then in 1902, Marechal, Ruchon & Co., owners of GBD and referred to as French pipe makers, merged with A. Oppenhiemer. In the 1915 London Directory of briar pipe makers one will find: “”Marechal, Ruchon & Co. – 38 Finsbury Sq. E.C.; London works, 15 & 16 Featherstone St. E.C. and Oppenhiemer, A. & Co. – 38 Finsbury Sq. E.C. listed separately. Courtesy, rebornpipes.com
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Category:Pipe makers by nationalityCategory:France
Olde World Fine Clays

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes'
Old World Fine Clays is a Canadian clay pipe factory belonging to brother and sister artisans, Cheryl and Stephen Bray.
Contact Information:
 Stephen Bray
 Glace Bay, Nova Scotia B1A 1W6
 Canada
 
 Website: http://www.bytor.com/ (dead link)
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Canada
Olie Sylvester

Born in 1972 in Deland, Florida, Olie Sylvester started collecting pipes around age 12. After graduating from The Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, Georgia in 1999, he moved to the Atlanta area, and started collecting pipes again. 
This collecting would turn into a need for more and more knowledge of pipes. Finding Pipes and Tobaccos magazine in a local bookstore was a good springboard into the world of pipes, and consequently, allowed him to find the Atlanta Pipe Club, where he would continue to learn from other collectors, retailers, carvers, and great friends.
At one club meeting in Atlanta, Bjarne Nielsen would visit and that visit would change so many things. It was early 2008 and the first pipe podcast interview was made during the club meeting with Bjarne. Sadly, Bjarne passed away only a few weeks later, but the history captured that day was, and is, so very cherished. 
The podcast would continue to be put out for a number of years, though the frequency became sparse due to time constraints of other work. Over the years Olie has recorded numerous chats with many incredible carvers and others in the world of pipes. 
Also in 2008, Sylvester’s line of pipes: Monstrosity Pipes, was born. Initially, some early pieces were started by the famous American carver, Mark Tinsky, then finished or “designed” by Olie. Eventually, the need to learn pipe making from beginning to end would turn Sylvester’s focus to Tennessee and learning from another famous American carver, Todd Johnson.
By luck, good fortune, or perhaps both, Bruce Weaver would also pop over to work in Johnson’s studio during this time, adding another, not insignificant facet, to this focused time of learning in Brentwood, Tennessee. Over the following years, Olie would find great help through Bruce’s knowledge and warm friendship.
After his stint in Tennessee, Olie managed to take back home with him a wealth of information, hands on learning, and his first lathe.
Sylvester’s approach to pipes is decidedly unconventional, and at times, darkly playful. This may be most evident from the Pipes and Tobaccos cover story of fall 2013 which boldly captures an odd pipe named “Witch’s Tooth” on its glossy front cover. 
Stylistically, his initial inspirations come from many places, but not least of all, the great artist and pipe maker, Anne Julie, perhaps with a heavy dash of Dadaist Marcel Duchamp.
Olie Sylvester lives in Auburn, Georgia with his wife and two sons. His pipes can be found at oompaul.com. His art can be found at Artaday.shop. You can also find him on Instagram at @monstrositypipes @olieps3, and @o.sylvester.o
Contact Information:
 Website: http://oompaul.com/
 Instagram: @monstrositypipes @olieps3, and @o.sylvester.o
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: United States