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Mummert

thumbWerner Mummert is a very good pipe technician. His pipes are technically perfect. Werner uses precician tools for making pipes, each pipe is individually made, each a unique handcrafted piece.
Werner uses traditional wood turning techniques and digital CNC technology for making pistol grips, spinning tops, and wooden boxes. 
As a technician, Werner serves many masters.
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=== Contact Information: ===
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 Werner Mummert
 Website: http://www.wmummert.de/
 Am Kumb 17
 67731 Otterbach
 Germany
 
 Phone: +49 (0)6301 30749
 E-mail: werner@wmummert.de
 Website: Werner Mummert
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Germany
Munalli

Munalli, first name unknown, was a freehander in the 1970's-- maybe still in the 1980's. Munalli	derived from the periphery of Carmignani, Rome's most famous tobacconist at the time given, with Giorgio Musicò as executive manager.
 									
The photo shows him at the left next to Francesco Di Mento (Vascello), Fritz Becker and Baldo Baldi. Giorgio Musicò, who sponsored so many Italian pipemakers, kneeling in the front.
 
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: Italy
Müllenbach & Thewald.de

M&T ist die Marke, unter der die Firma Müllenbach & Thewald Pfeifen verkauft hat. Das Unternehmen wurde 1830 in Höhr im Westerwald von Jakob Müllenbach (* 19.10.1800, † 29.03.1876) und Wilhelm Thewald (* 31.05.1807, † 11.06.1888) gegründet. Jakob Müllenbach und Wilhelm Thewald hatten zwei Schwestern, nämlich Maria Magdalena und Catharina Friesehahn, geheiratet. Die so entstandenen verwandtschaflichen Bande haben schließlich zur gemeinsamen wirtschaftlichen Unternehmung geführt. Der Beginn der Tätigkeit der neugegründeten Firma lag bei Herstellung und Vertrieb von Tonpfeifen und dem Handel mit Höhrer Steinzeug.
Nach 1848 begann die Herstellung von Pfeifen aus einheimischen Hölzern. Im Jahre 1860 wurde die Fertigung von Tabakpfeifen aus Bruyèreholz aufgenommen. Zunächst vollständig von Hand gedrechselt, konnte schon im Jahre 1864 auf maschinelle Fertigung der Pfeifen umgestellt werden. Kurz nach der Jahrhundertwende wurde im benachbarten Vallendar eine weitere Werkstatt eröffnet, die speziell zur Fertigung der Bruyèrepfeifen eingerichtet war.
Am 05.01.1945 wurde Höhr-Grenzhausen durch einen Bombenangriff schwer getroffen. Hier, am Sitz der Firma, wurden unter anderem die Gebäude, die die Verwaltung und die Pfeifenfabrik beherbergten, zerstört. Bereits am 01.05.1945 (!) wurden die Bauarbeiten in Höhr begonnen und am 15.01.1947 nahm die Pfeifenfabrik ihre Produktion wieder auf. Der moderne und größere Neubau der Pfeifenfabrik in Höhr-Grenzhausen führte dazu, dass im Werk Vallendar, das bis zu diesem Zeitpunkt der Herstellung von Bruyèrepfeifen diente, die Pfeifenproduktion eingestellt wurde.
Zum Jahresende 1949 waren 47 Personen in der Holzpfeifenproduktion bei Müller & Thewald beschäftigt. Darunter waren 2 Lehrlinge. Der Frauenanteil, den auch Bilder aus der Produktion wohl aus der Mitte der 50er Jahre belegen, betrug zu dieser Zeit mehr als 35%.
Infolge übermächtiger Konkurrenz aus Italien und Frankreich, die beide den begehrten Rohstoff Bruyère im eigenen Lande besaßen und darüber hinaus ein wesentlich niedrigeres Lohnniveau hatten, musste M&T im Hauptgeschäft, den Pfeifen im unteren Preissegment, um 1970 gewaltige Einbußen hinnehmen. Nachdem sich auch die besseren, aber modellmäßig etwas altbackenen Bruyère-Pfeifen der Firma aus qualitativen Gründen nicht mehr gegen die von Oldenkott und VAUEN durchsetzen konnten, wurde die Fertigung von Pfeifen nach über 140 Jahren 1972 eingestellt.
Norbert Gerharz, letzter Werkstattleiter bei M&T, machte sich als Pfeifenmacher selbständig.
Die Firma Müllenbach & Thewald besteht bis heute und ist das älteste deutsche Unternehmen im Tonbergbau. Sie gehört zur Stephan-Schmidt-Gruppe.
English version see Müllenbach & Thewald
Category: Articles in German
N.W.R. Pipes

N.W.R. Pipes, Los Alamos, NM, USA is the pipe brand of maker Nathan Rimkus. right|200px|Nathan Rimkus at latheI am a materials engineer by day and a pipe maker on the weekends. I started making pipes when I was in college as an experiment in woodworking and design. The journey began along side my father Victor Rimkus (Rimkus Pipes), and we have been hooked ever since. I have found the combination of creativity and engineering to be very fulfilling. The best feeling in making a pipe is seeing someone enjoy a product of my work.
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== Contact Info ==
 N.W.R. Pipes
 Nathan Rimkus, Maker
 Los Alamos, NM, USA
 E-mail: mailto:nathan@nwrpipes.com
 website: http://nwrpipes.com
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: United States
ND Pipes

ND Pipes
Born in Germany, near the Swiss/Austrian border in 1975, Daniel 'Muki' Mustran, the man behind "ND Pipes," now lives and works in Osijek, Croatia. Though a newcomer (Daniel carved his first pipe in 2010), through a combination of arriving with pipe-related skills already in the bag, intense passion for his craft, unflagging dedication, and receiving help from the likes of Enrico Marola and Eder Mathias, Mustran's carving is remarkably advanced. Preferring to use classic forms as a springboard for more adventurous shapes, rather than simply knocking out another template, Muki's aesthetic presents a fascinating synergy between the modernist executions of both the West and Russia.
When it comes to his briar source, 'Manno' is Daniel's choice, and his acrylic stems either start on a lathe and are finished by hand, or are 'hands-on' from start to finish. His draft holes are bored to either 4.0 or 4.2mm, his tenons come in at 3.8 - 4.0mm, and, towards the button, Daniel cuts his stems to form a 'Y', reducing airflow resistance and to ensuring an easy draw. Courtesy, SmokingPipes.com
Daniel has a degree in electronic engineering and is currently working in transformer station maintenance. For years he was also interested in hi-fi electronics, especially tube electronics and specialized in audio amplifiers, which he developed from scratch to accurately re-produce music as it was recorded.
From the time Daniel can first remember he was fascinated with pipes, and the people smoking them, finding himself compelled by the entire experience. But, what he liked most was the sense of peace that pipe smokers enjoy while smoking these beautiful pieces of functional art.
See Meet Daniel Mustran An excellent interview with R. Bear Graves.
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=== Contact Information: ===
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 Daniel Mustran, ND Pipes
 Website
 Osijek, Croatia
 Europe
 Email: mukihr@yahoo.com
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Croatia
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Nate King

From Nate King's Website:
I was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico but now reside in Indianapolis, Indiana. I began smoking pipes with a good friend. Not having my own pipe, I borrowed one of his. I tried a simple aromatic blend, likely Lane 1Q, but its taste really piqued my interest! I went with my friend to a local ‘smoke shop’ and bought my first pipe kit. I then started buying pipes I liked in lots at antique stores and later from sites on the Internet.
After collecting pipes for a while, I began restoring and selling a few online. The process of restoring these estate pipes sparked a passion for pipe design and inspired me to try making one of my own. I bought a pre-drilled kit from a local shop and started shaping it. Around that time I met another pipe maker, Wayne Teipen, who lives near me. I have spent many hours at his shop, and he has given me invaluable advice about the craft of pipe making. After completing my first pipe, I was hooked!
My Inspiration: As a child, I traveled with my parents to IndyCar races. In 1997, I began working in auto racing as a transmission specialist and as an essential part of a pit crew. Precision and attention to detail is of utmost importance in order to succeed in these positions.
In 2007, I decided to change careers after becoming travel weary. Now, I work on aircraft, where precision is still important, but efficiency and sleek design are incorporated in an astounding way. I find their design and the flair they incorporate very inspirational.
The style of vintage items, especially those from the 40s and 50s, have a fit and finish that relied heavily on the use of design fundamentals. This foundation allows these designs to remain timeless and relevant today. I enjoy studying the history of these vintage items as well as the newer items they inspired in order to push the limits of my designs.
Precision, attention to detail, efficiency, sleek design based on the fundamentals and a passion to learn drives my inspiration in pipe making. I hope you enjoy my work and can take something from it.
In the summer of 2015, Nate joined pipe maker Michael Lindner and others in a joint venture collaborative pipe making cooperative called Briarlab
You might also enjoy listening to Brian Levine's interview with Nate on the PipesMagazine.com Radio Show
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Contact Information:
 Nate King Pipes
 Website
 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/natekingpipes/
 (317) 537-PIPE (7473)
 
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: United States
National Briar Pipe Co.

The National Briar Pipe Co. was homed in Jersey City, New Jersey. Brands produced afak:
* Biltmore
* Forecaster
* Honeybrook
* King Eric
* Kleenest
* Nifty
* Rembrandt
* Sir Sheldon
* Drysmoke Silvertone
* The Mayflower
* The Doodler (created and formerly produced by Tracy Mincer, †1966)
Logo on the left side of the stem on Rembrandt branded pipes is a capital "N" in italics. Assume that holds true for other brands produced by National. --Dgillmor 21:55, 10 May 2012 (CDT)
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Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: United States
Natures Bounty

The Nature's Bounty line of pipes were made for Iwan Ries and Company in the 1960s and made in Denmark. Unfortunately, only speculation exists as to who made the pipes, with Teddy Knudsen and Sixten Ivarrson both suggested as candidates. They were stamped with "IRC" for Iwan Ries and Company over Nature's Bounty over Handmade in Denmark. Examples seen include several freehand pipes with plateau. 
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Denmark
Nava

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes
Roberto Nava is an amateur Italian artisan who makes pipes as a hobby. He began sculpting because he couldn't afford tobacconist prices for the pipes he wanted. He makes pipes for pure leausre, for himself and his friends: free hands, which are genuinely innovative in their shapes.
Contact Information:
 Homepage: Roberto Nava
 See also: Article by Rosario Regazzoni on MPC
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Italy
Neeb

thumb|left|Dave Neeb in his workshop, courtesy [http://www.mkelaw-pipes.com/ MKELAW Pipes]thumb|,Smooth Brandy, courtesy [http://www.mkelaw-pipes.com/ MKELAW Pipes]thumb|Sanblasted Bent Dublin, courtesy [http://www.mkelaw-pipes.com/ MKELAW Pipes] David Neeb started his working life as a maritime attorney. A long time pipe smoker, upon retiring he tried his hand at selling pipes on eBay under MKELAW Pipes. He then learned to restore them, and finally tried his hand at making them. 
Dave learned the pipe making trade from Lee von Erck, and then Rad Davis. He has a website that features his own pipes, as well as the pipes he restores, along with accessories.
*You may also enjoy listening to the interview Brian Levine did with Dave on the Pipes Magazine Radio Show
Contact Information:
 Dave Neeb
 MKELAW Pipes
 Website: 
 Email: mkelaw.pipes@gmail.com
 Phone: 414-617-5458
 Address: 
 615 Florence Drive
 Elm Grove, WI 53122
Category:Pipe makers by nationalityCategory:United States
Neuve

Details about the obsolete brand Neuve of Saint-Claude are not known. But obviously Neuve offered everything that made French pipesmokers of yesteryears happy.
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Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: France
Newman

(William Henry) W.H. Newman Ltd. was located on 106 New Street, Birmingham. 
The Newman cigarette holder bellow says on the inner foil: "Newman's English Made", inside of the box with original foil label "W. H. Newman Pipe makers" "London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester".
Please contribute any additional information you have on this brand or the shop here, or you can E-mail it to sethile.pipes@gmail.com.
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Category:Pipe makers by nationalityCategory:Great Britain
Nicolas

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes'
Nicolas is the brand and name of a French clay pipe factory. Its creator was Jean Nicolas, who founded the factory in Lyon in the 19th century, and the firm continues to be in the family. Since 1976 it has been run by Jean-Marie Nicolas ('Meilleur Ouvier de France 1991'), who also makes briar pipes.
Contact Information: 
 Website: http://www.pipes-jeannicolas.com/
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: France
Nicotrap

Nicotrap was one of many brands owned by the Oppenheimer Pipe group, apparently made in France, likely by Marechal Ruchon & Cie. as evidenced in the following catalog page from a Circa 1950s Oppenheimer Pipes Catalog.
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Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: France
Nidiaci

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Enzo Nidicai is an amateur Italian Artisan. A member of the Stilnovo Pipa Club, Enzo was the Italian slow smoking champion in 2001, and part of the 1998 World Cup winning team. He is also apparently a painter and works with leather.From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by Jose Manuel Lopés
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== Contact Information ==
 Enzo Nidiaci
 Viale Calatafimi, 27
 50137 Firenze
 Italy
 
 Website: http://nidiaci.20m.com/ (dead link)
 Email: mailto:enzoni@tin.it
 Phone: (++39) 055 577933
 Mobile: 03289456966
== References ==
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Italy
Nielsen, Jørgen

Jorgen knows about pipes – he learned it the hard way. Being the son of the legendary Viggo Nielsen, he started at the age of 10 to polish stems at the Bari pipe factory. Working with Viggo and later with his brother, Kai Nielsen, has of course given a good background, but Jorgen has developed his own style based on his experience and his own heart.
Today Jorgen is an independent pipe maker and he makes very fine pipes. At the age of 10, I started working with pipes. I was polishing the spare mouthpieces at the pipe factory “Bari” that my father (Viggo Nielsen) owned at that time.
After I finished my school in 1971, I started my education as pipe maker at the Factory. I had to start from scratch and spend the first year mounting bowls and stems – 500 a day, hard work…
My real talent at the factory turned out to be sanding and polishing, and for some years, I was responsible for that part of the production line. I was even allowed to finish our High-Grade model – the “Bari Viking” that was exported to the States. That model is still well known and in demand over there.
After my time in the Danish Military, my brother Kai and I joined forces as pipe makers. My job was to build up our German market.
I went to Berlin with a bunch of pipes – and no appointments… Well, life was good and I was lucky - the distributor Andreas Kernbach gave me addresses for shops in Nürnberg that gave me addresses for other shops, and so on…
Over the next 13 years I built a market with more than 50 of the best shops in Germany.
In 1985, my brother, Kai, and I founded “Pibehuset” in Tonder, close to the German border, and we worked together as pipe makers here for six years.
Up till around 2002 I have been occupied outside the pipe business, but now I’m back for good.
I have established my independent workshop at the beautiful harbor front in the village “Faaborg” on the island of Fuen.
It’s great to be back in the pipe business, and I now know for sure, that this is my life - to the end of my days.
I hope you like my pipes.
Thank you for your time.
 Address:
 Jørgen Nielsen
 Mellemgade 8A
 DK-5600 Fåborg
 Denmark
 Phone: +45 6261 0134
 Email: mailto:postkoeb@mail1.stofanet.dk
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Denmark
Nielsen, Viggo

Viggo is surely one of the seminal figures in the evolution of the Danish pipe. His pipes are all handmade - also handmade stems, often in Cumberland.
Most of the pipes are quite big, and a large number are made for 9mm filter. The finish is just perfect and when holding one of Viggo's pipes, you can tell, he's a pro.
Viggo Nielsen was born in 1927. During World War II he started making pipes at a now closed factory. These pipes were made of birch due to the lack of briar (because of the war).
In 1948 Viggo started his own pipe factory, "Bari". But it wasn't until 3 years later he could actually acquire Briar wood for his pipes. The business was very successful producing both classic shapes and freehand models.
In 2001 Viggo celebrated his 50 years anniversary with pipes in briar, and there might be a few very special anniversary pipes from that year....
In 1978 Viggo sold the business to a German tobacco manufacturer and he began making the Faaborg Pipe together with his two sons Jørgen Nielsen and Kai Nielsen. Even when Viggo had reached the age of retirement, he could not quite leave his workshop and he still made about 100 pipes a year, some of them based on the famous "Fåborg Pibe" but also a few "Jewels of Denmark", until he passed away.
The name "Jewel of Denmark" is reserved for the very few 100% perfect blocks with no stains and with straight grain and birds eye, and is still used by his son Kai, who continues making pipes in the workshop they shared.
The Faaborg Pibe is sculptured by hand, from the best materials. Each lump of briar is carefully selected and seasoned before shaping begins. By following the structure and the fine grains of the briar root the pipes are formed to become the pride of any particular pipe owner. You can choose a sandblast or smooth surface.
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===Catalogs===
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=== Offsite Links ===
*Kai and Viggo Nielsen on Monjure International 
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Denmark
Nijstad Pfeifen

Nijstad Pfeifen (Under constrution)
Gerd Nijstad runs a pipe and tobacco shop "Piepkes en Tabak" and dedicates himself to pipemaking in his leisure times.
 Gerd Nijstad
 In het Ray 8
 47623 Kevelaer (OT Twisteden)
 Germany
 
 Phone: +49 (0)2832 799948
 Website: Nijstad Pfeifen
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Germany
Nikolas-Pfeifen

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Nikolas Wagner is a quite new to pipemaking.
 Nikolas Wagner
 Ernst-Glück-Str. 10
 72805 Lichtenstein
 Germany
 
 Phone: +49 (0)7129 3811
 E-mail: alexwagner1@gmx.de
 Website: Nikolas-Pfeifen
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Germany
Nimbus

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes'
Nimbus is a Danish brand launched in 2004. It is made by various artisans, a joint venture of Tom Eltang and Former. It has an experimental aim of trying new kinds of production processes which will, should the experiments work, by developed by artisans.
The brand was presented in public at the 2004 Chicago Pipe Show.
Contact Information:
 Pia Pipes
 Website: see http://www.piapipes.com/
 
 Hyldegaardsvej 38
 12920 Charlottenlund
 Denmark
 
 Phone: +45 2421 9950
 E-mail: pia@eltang.com
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: Denmark
Nolte

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes
Heinz Nolte is a German artisan in his sixties who is well-known for his freehands. A mechanical engineer, he changed profession in the late 20th century. He mainly works with briar from Sarkinia and Corsica, and makes 200 pipes a year.
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Germany
Noltensmeier

Ulf Noltensmeier (* 1948), a native German, began making pipes during his military service. He went to Denmark shortly after and was hired by Preben Holm in 1970. Working appr. two months for Holm he met and made friends with Per Hansen there. Evidently, Noltensmeier and Holm were not on good terms. When he asked him if they could do something about the noise in the workshop Holm, basically a lad of 23 at the time, said NO, if you don't like it, you can leave. So he did!
Hansen joined S. Bang still in 1970 while Noltensmeier moved on to work subsequently for Anne Julie for 15 months before he followed Svend Bang's call in 1971. Therewith the Bang crew was complete.
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Denmark
Category: Germany