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Brissett

Mike's website
From Mike's website:
All of the pipes that I offer are hand carved and carefully crafted from top quality, air cured briar. They are designed to provide a lifetime of enjoyable smoking.
The draft hole is bored to 4mm for an easy, open draw, and is tapered and polished internally, the length of the stem.
Unless noted, all of these pipes will pass a pipe cleaner.
A thin layer of activated carbon has been applied to the tobacco chamber, using a natural binding agent composed of the same sugars in the proportions that are naturally found in pipe tobacco.
I believe this significantly aids the break in process, protects the briar during it's initial introduction to fire, and forms the foundation for a solid and even cake build up.
Contact information: E-mail: mailto:maddog2492@yahoo.com ; Mike Brissett, 1000 South 114th Street, West Allis, WI 53214
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: United States
Britannia

Britannia was mentioned twice:
1. Named for Barrister (???); London.
2. Comoy's sub-brand / second.
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Now we have:
Britannia Pipes are making a comback after a long absence. Traditional English Shapes offered with large bowls. Excellent value for the Dunhill smoker who just doesn't want to pay for it. After all a Dunhill of similar size would be 10 times the price! Says PipesandCigars.com.
Britannia pipes are made under contract by the largest pipe maker in London. These pipes represent an exceptional value in English made briars! Says CupO'Joes.com.
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: Great Britain
British American Tobacco Company

The British American Tobacco Company was founded in 1902 through a partnership between the Imperial Tobacco Co. (Imperial Tobacco Ltd.) and the American Tobacco Company. 
Today they are a Global tobacco company with more than 200 brands sold in over 200 markets. 
Contact Information:
 British American Tobacco p.l.c.
 Website: http://www.bat.com/
 +44 (0) 20 7845 1000
 Globe House
 4 Temple Place
 London
 WC2R 2PG
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: Great Britain
British Pipe Brands & Makers U - Z

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Ultronia 	Former brand of A. Frankau & Co., then a BBB sub-brand / second.
University 	Brand distributed by Pipesandcigars.com; also a Comoy's series
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Vampire 	Brand by John Redman Ltd./British Empire Pipe Co.
Vanguard 	Former English brand, now part of the Oppenheimer Pipe group.
Varsity 	???
Vauxhall 	Charatan sub-brand/second
Vermont 	L.S. Glass; London. See Glass.
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W. Bradford 	Tobacconist and brand; London
W.H. Carrington 	see Carrington; Former pipemaker from Manchester, England
Weingott 	Samuel Weingott
Westminster 	Brand sold by various English and North American Firms (see Channber CBP Westminster)
Wessex 	Originally a brand of Hall & Fitzgerald Co. Made by Chacom
WHC 	Former brand of Carrington
William Henry Pierce	WHP; Manchester -- Need Information
William Warne & Co. 	Former maker; Gresham and Prince Of Wales
Wiltshire 	Brand produced by Comoy's
White Ring 	GBD. Offered as private brand pipe; stampings on customer's comand.
Whitehall 	Brand from Civic; Also sold in US; some were made by Gasparini
Willmer 	H. Willmer & Son; Southend-on-Sea, Essex SS2 5SJ
Wilton 	???
Wimbledon 	GBD sub-brand / second.
Windsor 	Sasieni sub-brand / second. See also Astley's
T. R. Withecomb 	Manchester (maybe only Meerschaum pipes)
Wood 	L. & J.S. Briars / Les Wood. See Ferndown.
Worthmore 	English Brand / factory, which closed in the late 60's.
Broseley Clay Tobacco Pipes

Rex M. Key is the British artisan who produces clay pipes. A student of these pipes for over 20 years, Rex works in Broseley, a town in which records of clay pipes go back to 1590 and where production reached its peak in the 17th century. The Southorn factory, owned by Edwin Southorn, was the last to close in 1957, and is now the home of the Broseley Pipeworks Museum, open from April to November. Rex makes clay pipes through a traditional process and accepts commissions.From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes
== Contact Information ==
 Rex M Key
 Rotherhurst
 Woodlands Road
 Broseley, Shropshire, TF12 5PU
 United Kingdom
 
 Telephone: 01952 882714
 E-mail: mailto:rexkey.pipes@gmail.com 
 Website: http://www.broseleypipes.co.uk/
== References ==
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Great Britain
Bruken

Famed for quality and tradition, the pipe maker Bruken - Sucesores de Emilio Navarro bears one of the most symbolic and significant names in the pipe business in Spain.
The company was founded in 1914 by Emilio Navarro Folgado. In the beginning, the grandfather of the current proprietor dedicated himself to the manufacture of finished pipes. In 1935 he expanded his trade by offering half-finished pipe bowls, delivered to many buyers abroad. After his son Emilio Navarro Vilanova, the grandson Emilio Navarro Prosper heads the business today.
Bruken continues to produce finished and half-finished pipes, mainly for sale under foreign brands. The main buyers are found in Ireland, England, Germany and the Americas.
Bruken's own pipes offer a large gamut, from affordable beginners' series like Ena or New Bond to interesting special-edition pipes labeled Millenium to the exclusive, individual Emilio Navarro line.
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Contact Information:
 Bruken - Sucesores de Emilio Navarro S.L.
 Virgen de los Remedios, 14
 46960 Aldaya (Valencia)
 Spain
 Tl. +34 96 150 10 23
 Fax. +34 96 150 01 87
 Email: info@pipasbruken.com
 Homepage: Bruken
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Category: Spain
Brulor

At the time of the golden age of the pipe, Brulor was one of the many old brands established in Paris and was distributed in the tobacconists in the French capital and everywhere in France. The Brulor brand was created before the WWII by Mr Brulois, wholesaler established in Paris. These Brulor pipes were manufactured, among others, by the Ropp, Jeantet and Charles Hecht factories in Saint-Claude.
The activity of Brulor pipes has stopped at the end of the 1950s.
All the pipes on this site come from the old Brulor stock, which was found after 60 years in an attic.
This brand is not very well known outside France, because it has been forgotten for a long time, and was sold only in France.
So they are very old pipes, over 60 years, and the briar had time to dry during all these years. They’re cheap pipes, but they smoke very well.
At the time of the golden age of the pipe, Brulor was one of the many old brands established in Paris and was distributed in the tobacconists in the French capital and everywhere in France. The Brulor brand was created before the WWII by Mr Brulois, wholesaler established in Paris. These Brulor pipes were manufactured, among others, by the Ropp, Jeantet and Charles Hecht factories in Saint-Claude.
This brand is not very well known outside France, because it has been forgotten for a long time, and was sold only in France.
It is quite rare to see old pipes in their original condition and packaging, as they left the factories, packed in vintage boxes, and each pipe themselves packed in paper, which after 60 years, begins to crumble.
A beautiful testimony of the pipemaking history.
 
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== Contact information ==
Website: Brulor Pipes
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: France
Brumfit

The following pipe is circa 1919, marked BRUMFIT, N.P.U. LONDON. The BRUMFIT part matches a tobacconist shop D.Brumfit (Piccadilly) Ltd. 107b as you can see from a reference photo in pictures at right. The pipe is marked with other stamping N.P.U., which is Nec Plus Ultra a brand from Louis Blumfield. The L-B = Louis BLUMFELD. It sometimes appears on hallmarked bands for BBB Pipes as well. This pipe was apparently made by Louis Blumfeld for the D. BRUMFIT shop in London.
The Nec Plus Ultra was apparently also a former brand of A. Frankau & Co. Ltd., which later became BBB.
The hallmark for dating does put it at 1919.
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Category:Great Britain
Bróg

Pracownie Fajek Bróg was founded as Mr Bróg in Przemysl, "the Saint-Claude of Poland", in 1991.
Master craftsman Kazimierz Rog, the senior partner, had been a pipemaker since 1947, starting as an apprentice and later partner of Wiktor Winiarski and Zbigniew Mazuryk, followers of legendary Ludwik Walat. Zbigniew Bednarczyk was completely new to pipemaking, but as a non-professional sculptor, painter and poet he surely had pretty enough artistic disposition.
Mr Brog started out offering 10 models of briar pipes and 10 models made of wild pear, wild cherry and other unexpectated materials, available both smooth and rusticated and polished with natural waxes only. The experience of the old master and the dynamic passion of his young friend made the brand soon well-known in Poland. Little by little they enlarged their program turning towards a more artistically minded way of pipemaking. This was the bedrock for success on international markets.
Kazimierz Róg, highly honored, passed away after a lengthy illness on June, 26th 2006. The firm is continued by Zbigniew Bednarczyk and his wife Renata.
Some "Autografy" made for Chicago Pipe Show 2006:
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 Pracownie Fajek Bróg
 Ostrów 656
 PL - 37-700 Przemyśl
 Phone: 016 671 08 40
 E-mail: mrbrog@mrbrog.com.pl
 Homepage: http://www.mrbrog.com.pl/
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Poland
Buescher's

Buescher's made corncob and hardwood pipes stamped "World Famous Pipe". 
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George Buescher, Jr. started The Buescher Pipe Company in 1939 unofficially, and officially in 1941 according to the West Area News newspaper. It was thought that George at some point may have worked under Missouri Meerschaum, but it is unconfirmed as of right now. In the early- to mid-1900s a lot of corn cob pipe companies sprouted in and around Washington Missouri. Among them of course was Buescher, as well as another prominent competitor: Hirschl & Bendheim. 
The Buescher Pipe Company was actually late to the game, as H&B had started quite a bit earlier in manufacturing and selling their pipes, and Buescher had to try and play "catch up". From the 40's through the 60's, Buescher's also experimented with and sold pipes made out of other materials such as Hickory, Maple, and Cherry woods. As of 1976, David Buescher (George Jr.'s son) had become the VP of the Buescher company and was in charge of a lot of the day-to-day operations and distributions of the pipes, along with other corn cob related novelty items (such as salt and pepper shakers or electric toilet paper, which was a corn cob with an electric cord glued on it). 
By the late 80's, most of Missouri Meerschaum's competitors had run out of steam, but it wasn't until the 90's (90/91) when Buescher had to finally close their doors for good. It had previously been speculated they were purchased by Missouri Meerschaum in the late 1940's. That is not the case with Buescher's, although many other cob makers were. 
Thanks to Wade Rutter for the research, and checking with Missouri Meerschaum for verification.
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Category:United States
Bullfrog Pipes

Bullfrog Pipes are made by Jeremiah Mierke in Melbourne Australia. He started making pipes aroundt 2010, just one or two for himself and some friends at first. He'd made a couple a year until the end of 2017. 
At the end of 2017 Jeremiah made a new pipe for himself. A friend saw it and requested one like it, and eventually convinced Jeremiah to make a few to sell. Things pretty much took off from there in 2018. He was trying to make a pipe ever week of two, and by the end of the year he had made 35 pipes.
Jeremiah has become known for a Devil Anse style pipe with a bowl shaped to look like the Gumnut found on the eucalyptus trees in Australia. That has become one of his signature shapes.
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*You may also enjoy listening to Brian Levine's interview with Jeremiah on the Pipes Magazine Radio Show
Contact Information:
 FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/Bullfrog-Pipes-433181863774652/
Category:Pipe makers by nationalityCategory:Australia
Bunty

Bunty 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: France
Burl King

We need more information about Burl King. We can confirm that it was at one time a pipe used for promotion of Borkum Riff tobacco, as reported by Bob Taylor of the Seattle Pipe Club, who mailed in a coupon and received the pipe with a Postmark of Jan. 11, ’78, and a return address of Sparta, N. C., which indicates it may have come from the Dr. Grabow / Sparta Industries plant. 
Bob recently noticed his “Burl King” was also marked, made in Israel, so it was likely made by the Shalom Pipe Factory, though apparently distributed through Sparta Industries. The box shipped for 50 cents and the return address said “After 5 days return to P. O. Box 21882 Greensboro, N. CC. 27240.” So apparently these pipes were made by Shalom, but distributed for Borkum Riff by Sparta Industries.
Others have indicated Burl King pipes were also made by Wally Frank.
== Gallery ==
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== Advertisement ==
BorkumRiff-BurlKing.jpg|Burl King offer
BorkumRiff-BurlKing2.jpg|Two of the other offerings for $25, with $20 offerings on the back
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Category:Israel
Category:United States
Busa

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by Jose Manuel Lopés'
brand of the North American artisan A. Dana Busa, author of the Pipe and Tobacco Register, who came first in the International Pipe Carving Contest, and was one of the ten finalists in the Pipes and Tobaccos Butz-Choquin competition.
File:Busa smoothBentBilliard.jpg|Smooth Bent Billiard, courtesy SmokingPipes.com
File:Busa MesquiteLovat.jpg|Musquite wood Lovat, courtesy Smokingpipes.com
File:Busa RusticatedStaightBulldogt.jpg|Partially rusticated straight bulldog, courtesy SmokersHaven.com
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: United States
Bushee

George Bushee was Ehrlich’s last pipemaker. During the 1970s and early 1980s he finished a number of bowls which were turned somewhere around 1903 to 1913 by Ehrlich’s of Boston and…had been forgotten. Some seventy years later, they were discovered by Bushee who would finish them when he wasn’t working on one of his own pipes. All were finished to their period specifications and Bushee would look out for period stems and bands to keep the pipe as it might have appeared at the turn of the 20th Century. The pipe shown above was one of the last pipes he made, as he had been looking for the right gold band to place on this pipe for years. As these bowls were made by someone else, he did not place is initials "GB" on them, even if he finished them.
Buttner

Bakelite pipes equiped with a removable porcelain insert. Brand distributed with separate patents in Great Britain, Germany, and France.
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Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:Great Britain
Butz-Choquin

== History ==
The pipe, from Metz to Saint-Claude.
Jean-Baptiste Choquin of Metz started out as a tobacconist. This enterprise was prosperous; he had several employees. Among those, there was a certain Gustave Butz who was its first workman and who became his son-in-law by marrying Choquin's daughter Marie in 1858.
In 1858 Jean-Baptiste Choquin created, in collaboration with Gustave Butz, the Choquin pipe. This bent pipe with a flat-bottomed bowl was finished with an albatross-bone mouthpiece, fixed with silver rings.
In 1858, still in Metz, Gustave Butz built an establishment for the manufacture of the Choquin pipe which took the name of . In 1951, the Berrod-Regad company bought the trademark, continuing manufacture until 2002. Departing from Metz, the workshop was relocated to Saint-Claude, then also called "the world capital of the briar pipe", under the Berrod-Regad group. The Berrod-Regad group would go on to completely rebuild the network of representatives until finally entering the export market in 1960 and has since won several prizes, as well as the Gold Cup of French good taste.
In a few years, the brand's collection increased from ten to seventy series. 135 years after it was founded, the pipe is still well-known not only in France but throughout the world. In 2002, the Berrod family, wishing to preserve manufacture of pipes in Saint-Claude, handed over the company to Fabien Guichon, a native of the area, who will continue to develop the brand during the 21st century.
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== Contact Information ==
 Société des pipes Butz-Choquin
 2 ter, rue du Plan du Moulin
 BP 127
 39205 Saint-Claude
 France
 
 Phone: +33 (0)3 84 45 12 87
 Fax: +33 (0)3 84 45 67 21
 E-mail: info@butzchoquin.com
 Website: Butz-Choquin
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: France
Buzzi

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by Jose Manuel Lopés'
Enea Buzzi -- founder of Brebbia. One of the models in the Grandi Designers della Pipa series bears his name. He has always loved creating ideas for new models and many of the pipes made by Brebbia have come from his hands. He has received the decoration, "Cavaliere del Lavoro", attributed to Italian industry's most important figures.
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Italy
Byford

Byford was an Orlik sub-brand / second.
Now it's made by Cadogan.
== Gallery ==
File:Orlik Byford pipe.jpg|Example, courtesy Doug Valitchka
File:Orlik Byford.jpg|Ad, courtesy Doug Valitchka
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Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:Great Britain
Børgart

Leo Børgart has his own and very unique style. Many of his pipes are very advanced and yet they have a touch of the old and pre-classic shapes.
He makes pipes with and without filter and he likes to use exotic elements in the ferrule for decoration.
The finish in both wood and stem are very fine and tells you that this is no amateur. His pipes are quite rare, so if you happen to find some, you should give them a closer look.
Leo - about Leo
My name is Leo Børgart and I am a self-taught pipe maker. I was born in April 1944 in Copenhagen. 
It all began when I was an apprentice as a woodworker. I have always been interested in working with wood.
After the apprenticeship, I served as a sergeant in the Military Police, in which I spent 6 months in Gaza for the UN.
As a natural prolonging of this, I worked as a Police officer in Copenhagen for 25 years.
During this time I felt the need to spend my leisure time with something creative, so why not try and make pipes for private use.
I grew up with a pipe smoking father, who made the condition that if I wanted to smoke, it had to be pipe and only at home.
After a while family and friends wanted try my homemade pipes. This gave me the opportunity to buy materials and I was on my way to pipe making. 
In 1991 a businessman in Milan, Italy contacted me. He wanted to buy my entire production. I had to leave my job and I became a pipe maker full-time.
In order to get new challenges I am now a member of danishpipemakers.com.
Thank you for taking time to read my story.
Contact Information:
 Leo Børgart'''
 Kramnitzevej 9, Glukse,
 DK4983 Dannemare
 Phone: +45 5494 6292
 Pipes available from: Bisgaard Pipes
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Denmark
C.B. Perkins

The first C.B. Perkins store opened in Boston in the early 1900's. Perkins quickly became the leading retail tobacconist in New England, a position it held for over 75 years. In 1986 Perkins management sold their Pennsylvania and New Jersey stores to DES Tobacco Corporation.
DES is a wholly owned subsidiary of the S. Frieder and Sons Company. S. Frieder and Sons had been a cigar manufacturer since 1920. In 1978 S. Frieder sold its manufacturing business to United States Tobacco so it could focus all its assets and energy on the retail tobacco business under the name of DES Tobacco. Thus, the merger of C.B. Perkins and DES represented four generations of tobacco experience.
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Category: United States
Category: Tobacconist
C.J. Verguet Freres

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by Jose Manuel Lopés'
French factory begun in the 19th century. In 1906, its merger with Sina & Cie., gave rise to a large company within the Oppenheimer Pipe group and run by Lucien Verguet. In 1917, the factory produced 4.8 million pipes and bowls.
See GBD, Pipstar, Riseagle, Topper, Twenty-One, Yello-Bole Carburetor, and Verguet Freres.
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: France
C.S. Reich

C.S. Reich was founded by Carl Sebastian Reich in Schweina, Germany in 1887. By it's 50th jubilee in 1937 C.S. Reich was the biggest pipe factory in Germany. In 1952, however, the owners of the company were imprisoned and the company itself was nationalized as Howal, an abbreviation of "Holzwaren Liebenstein" (wood products Liebenstein). By the 1970s Howal, after acquiring many other smaller pipemaking firms, was the sole maker of smoking pipes in East Germany. In 1990, with the fall of the Berlin Wall and reunification of the Germanies, the company was closed.https://www.holzwerken.de/museum/hersteller/howal.phtml
Three years later, in 1993, Design Berlin purchased the Howal factory and began making pipes there once again.
== References ==
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Category: Germany
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