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Colton Pipe

And here we have yet another mystery pipe! The owner reports the following:
I recently bought a briar pipe that I am having a devil of a time finding anything about. It is an incredibly good smoking pipe and well put-together.
The only markings on it are CP (in script) Germany (in English).
The only thing I can find on the internet about it is from one online retailer listing 2 pipes with the same markings and calling it a “Colton Pipe”, and selling one of the pipes with a Colton pipe bag:, 
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Comeaux

Larry E. Comeaux II
Update: We are very sorry to report that Larry Comeaux passed away on Nov. 16, 2015. He was born on October 24, 1943.
From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by Jose Manuel Lopés'
North American brand of the Tennessee artisan Larry E. Comeaux II, known as "The Pipe Doctor", who took up the activity on the encouragement of two artisan friends from Knoxville, M.O. Vickers and Robert Blackwell. He has been making pipes professionally for 35 years, having produced many freehands, exotic and sculpted pipes, as well as being a highly respected repairer. In 1986, he won the best freehand contest at the PCI Members Convention and was recognized by the Confrérie des maîtres-pipiers de Saint-Claude. He works with Greek briar and vulcanite and lucite stems, producing between 100 and 250 pipes a year. 
According to his business card Larry E. Comeaux II, Master Pipemaker, offers:
* One of a Kind Masterpieces
* Quality Repair & Refinishing
* Classes Available
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Commodore

The following information gleamed from Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by Jose Manuel Lopés'
The lowest range brand of Iberica de Pipas, replacing the Coral. 
Various English factories and brands have also sold pipes under this name, including Charatan, Comoy's, E. Desguingand & Sons, London Pipe Co., Bernhardt & Myers, and Druid Pipe
Also various American companies, including M. Linkman & Co., Lane, Ltd., Dr. Grabow, and Big Ben.
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Connoisseur

The Connoisseur pipe shop was owned and operated by Ed Burak at multiple locations in new York City beginning in 1968, first at 51 West 46th street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, and later in the Paine Weber building at 1285 6th Avenue at 52nd Street, both in New York City. It closed, and Mr. Burak retired, in February of 2009 after 40 years in business. 
Connoisseur sold Ed Burak pipes, but Mr. Burak was a pipe designer, not a carver. The pipes were made by Tony Pesante of New Jersey or Joe Cortegiano of New York, who also made pipes for Barclay Rex and Wilke. Connoisseur also sold house tobacco blends almost universally appraised as excellent, and worth the higher than average price. 
The Connoisseur name was stamped on Mr. Burak's pipes as well, and since the closing of the store is thought of more as a pipe brand than a location. The pipes are highly sought after by collectors worldwide.
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Content Banner Test

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Note: The following is the "Contact Information" area I have been using for the Brebbia article:
Contact Information: 
 Web: Pipe Brebbia srl
 Via Piave 21 
 21020 Brebbia (VA)
 Italy
 Phone: +39.0332.77.02.86
 Fax: +39.0332.77.02.65
 Email: mailto:info@brebbiapipe.it
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Contact Information: 
 Web: Pipe Brebbia srl
 Via Piave 21 
 21020 Brebbia (VA)
 Italy
 Phone: +39.0332.77.02.86
 Fax: +39.0332.77.02.65
 Email: mailto:info@brebbiapipe.it
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Continental Briar Pipe Co.

Continental Briar Pipe Co. Inc.
Manufacturers of Briar Pipes
Address in 1941: York and Adams Sts. Brooklyn, N.Y.
Taken off the letter head from a letter sent to Henry T. Rice in July 28, 1941
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Category: United States
Conway

According to Pipephil, 
"Conway pipes were most probably made by Singleton & Cole. If the pipe is stamped with a shape number this probability almost becomes a certitude. According to Wilczak & Colwell (op. cit.) Loewe had a line named Conway."
The Loewe Shape Chart lists Conway. 
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Cook, Russ

Russ Cook is native of Mount Pleasant, Michigan. He's been making pipes on a part-time basis since 1998, and debuted his first showing at the 2003 Chicago Pipe Show; he has been attending the show ever since, and many other shows besides. 
One could call Russ' pipes a labor of love. He doesn't do it for notoriety or to get rich, but for the thrill of creation and the value his pipes lend to the people who smoke them. He has an eye for classical shapes, crisp lines, and pipes that serve function over form. He's very critical of his work and refuses to finish a pipe if there is a defect. 
From his website: 
"Making a great smoking pipe takes more than just an eye for form. I use the best tooling equipment and experience to provide a quality pipe that will be cherished for a lifetime. I keep my prices affordable so they won't break the bank for your average pipe smoker who wants a premium pipe.
 
More than just selling pipes through my online store, I go to many pipe shows every year. I really enjoy talking with past customers, fans of my work, and the friends I've made over the years at shows like Chicago, Columbus, St. Louis, Richmond, and more. If my offerings on my site or table don't impress you, I am happy to do commission work. In fact, most people who buy my pipes are repeat customers, and of those repeat customers, over half of their purchases from me are commissions."
*You may also enjoy listening to Brian Levine's interview with Russ on the Pipes Magazine Radio Show
Contact Information:
 Website: http://www.pipesbyrusscook.com
 FaceBook
 
 Russ Cook Pipes are also available at American Pipe Makers
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Category: United States
Cooke, Charles Patrick

Charles Patrick Cooke, not to be confused with James T. Cooke, was a pipemaker of renown in southern California. Unfortunately, he died before his expertise and talent ever got exposed to the world stage.
Born in England. Had 3 beautiful sons, and a loving wife. 
C.P. Cooke specialized in a fusion of "sitters" with other pipe shapes. His pipes are signed "Cooke" with a Dremel.
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Coquet

French brand of clay pipes by Michel Coquet. Also a keen painter and sculptor, the artisan focused on pipe making after having worked in nautical construction. He produces classic shapes, inspired by old Flemish models, as well as modern ones, with handmade motifs. He uses horn stems from Saint-Claude. Michel lives in Vernégues, near Salon-de-Provence.From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by Jose Manuel Lopés
== References ==
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Cordoban

This Cordoban example was made in Spain for Oppenheimer Pipe for their GBD catalog. It has a unique sandblast technique. They were typically specially stamped. 
It was previously reported that Cordoban were GBD seconds. This is incorrect. They were not made by GBD--the shapes do not overlap. The Cordoban pipes were included in many 1960's and 1970's GBD catalogs. E-mail from John Fetter (11-28-2023) 
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Corinthian

The following Corinthian DE LUXE pipe was made in England by Comoy's for Grant's Pipe Shop in San Francisco. And the other was for Sutliff, also in San Francisco.
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Cornelius Mänz

The young pipe maker Cornelius Mänz is no longer unknown to pipe enthusiasts all over the world, since he introduced his pipes in 2001 to a broader public. I noticed his pipes on eBay Germany at the beginning of 2001. With the published details, I could see that he came from a neighboring town and it was certainly only logical, to invite him to a meeting of pipe enthusiasts held in Ulm, where his pipes immediately met with a great approval. 
In the meantime, Cornelius was reported in international professional journals by the pipe enthusiast Peter Hemmer ("Amici della Pipa"), who is a German living in Rome, and also by the well known Belgian pipe-writer Erwin van Hove ("Pipes & Tobaccos"). Cornelius' work can be seen at high-profile international pipe shows, represented by Per Billhäll. 
Since Cornelius is on the one hand a pipe smoker and on the other hand a well known designer and outstanding graphic artist, it was only a question of time brfore he ventured into creating his own pipes. 
Many highly respected pipemakers such as Rainer Barbi, the late Bo Nordh and Tom Eltang have highly praised the work of Cornelius. 
His pipes are shaped exclusively on a sanding disk and and a belt sander. The pipes of Cornelius Mänz are of a beautiful variety of shapes and sweeping elegance. The manual processing is perfect.
Cornelius' pipes are extremely precise. He tolerates neither crooked drilling or the smallest deviation in the position of the draft hole in the shank and alignment to the centre of the bowl. His pipes are never putty filled. Tiny spots will be accepted or the pipe will be sand blasted or rusticated in a very fine way. His sand blasted pipes are more common today, since Cornelius is now able to use the equipment of a neighboring factory.
All of his stems are hand cut, but not regularily fitted for 9mm filters. Cornelius uses decorating materials like bamboo, rare wood, ivory and horn with pleasure. He is well known for excellent stemwork and, together with Rainer Barbi and Wolle Becker, he is, in my very personal opinion, the uncrowned king of finest stems.
This is an excellent interview of Cornelius on TobaccoDays
Courtesy of "Pipendoge" Jörg Rolf Lehmann 
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== Contact Information ==
 Cornelius Mänz
 Fizionstraße 2
 72762 Reutlingen
 Germany
 
 Telephone: 07121 - 37 12 97
 Telefax: 07121 - 37 12 97
 Mail: mailto:maenz@corneliusmaenz.com
 Web: Cornelius Mänz
 
 Workshop
 Uhlandstraße 41/1
 72764 Reutlingen
 Germany
 
 Telephone: 07121 - 49 27 76
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Coronilla

The Coronilla (scutia buxifolia) is a stout, short and thorny tree. It is very common in the hills and riverside forest of Southern Brazil, Uruguay and Northern Argentina. It has a very slow growth rate, just 2 millimetres by year. Its wood is hard and heavy, very appreciated for firewood.
Coronilla roots are unearthing when the riverbed is low. They are used for wood-carving, especially pipe-carving. It is considered an ideal material for this issue because pipes made by coronilla lignite don’t burn, heat or crack.
Coronilla Root

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoking_pipe_(tobacco)
The Coronilla (scutia buxifolia) is a stout, short and thorny tree. It is very common in the hills and riverside forest of Southern Brazil, Uruguay and Northern Argentina. It has a very slow growth rate, just 2 millimetres by year. Its wood is hard and heavy, very appreciated for firewood.
Coronilla roots ages slowly in open air and under the action of wheather and mineral elements of the river. They are unearthing when the riverbed is low and then used for wood-carving, especially pipe-carving. Because of the way it ages, coronilla wood is considered an ideal material for this issue: pipes made with coronilla lignite don’t burn, heat or crack.
Send your questions, we’ll be pleased to reply: ferrizzopipes@netgate.com.uy
Corrado

Corrado Pipe Courtesy of italianpipemakers.com
Since 1983 Corrado is the holder of the homonymic graphic, design and industrial and advertising photography studio.
He has been smoking a pipe since the 70's; in 2004 he started to shape his first pipe from a piece of briar. Since then he has proceeded, several times, to file, drill and sand briar blocks, to become skilled with the equipment used to produce a perfect product, both in design and in finish.
His pipes and mouthpieces are completely hand made, except for the bores which are made with a vertical drill press.
Corrado uses aged briar, with ebauchons seasoned from 3 to 10 years, carefully selected piece by piece. The mouthpiece, a fundamental part of the pipe, is designed and produced individually for each single pipe, to have it perfectly fit with the shank. They might be inlaid with several different materials, like briar, Yak bone, etc.
To avoid moisture condensation and to efficiently cool the smoke, Corrado designed a removable device which can be inserted between shank and mouthpiece, but without having it permanently attached to the pipe. This special device, called "Hoof", does not change the shape of the pipe when it is removed. It is essentially a patented cooling system, made to collect the condensation with the benefit (being removable) that it does not permanently affect the design of the pipe.
To create each briar "Hoof", Corrado must perform a Carthusian labour, to connect it to the shank and mouthpiece, while still having the shank perfectly match the mouthpiece, even without the "Hoof".
Contact Information:
 Website: Corrado
 Email mailto:pipe@corradofrignani.com
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Category: Italy
Correll

Correll pipes were produced by Tom Correll in Peru, Indiana between 2014 and 2024. Correll pipes bore the usual nomenclature of a hand carved "T C".
Tom Correll Christmas pipe 2015. Pictures courtesy of Damon Logan, NC.
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Tom Correll Freehand Nosewarmer. Pictures courtesy of Jason Martin, AZ.
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Tom Correll Cherrywood. Pictures courtesy of Damon Logan, NC.
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Tom Correll Green Cumberland. Pictures Courtesy of Damon Logan, NC.
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Tom Correll Pot Billiard. Pictures Courtesy of Derek Tant, TX.
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Corsellini

Alessandro Corsellini, a third generation pipe maker and smoker, started his pipe smoking career at the age of 17. Later, and in 1965, he founded Italy's first and oldest pipe club, "Club della Pipa" (Club of the Pipe), and a year later, he resumed his family's pipe smoking tradition. 
As a smoker, Alessandro is very well known not only in Italy, but also in Europe and in the world at large for his many achievement and world records in pipe smoking contests. He took part in his first pipe smoking contest in 1967, and in 1969 and 1972 he came out the winner of the European Championship. In in fact, in his first such event of 1969 he set an astounding world record, with a time of 3 hours, 3 minutes and 45 second; that was the first time someone managed to keep his three grams of tobacco lit and going beyond the 3-hour barrier. From 1972 to 1998, Alessandro won the Italian Championship 6 times, and his club team won it 12 times, from 1970 to 2000. His club team won the World Championship in 1985 (Paris), 1989 (Turin), 1997 (Budapest), and 1999 (Brno). 
Alessandro's hobby of the heart remains pipe making and smoking. He has a wide collection of pipes, and he still prefers natural, English mixtures, with Latakia. Besides pipes, he collects antique pocket watches and motorcycles. He loves animals very much and seizes every possible opportunity to enjoy nature and its charm. Such activities are best enjoyed in the company of his wife, two children and his grandson. Courtesy, TheItalianPipe.com
From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by Jose Manuel Lopés'
Corsellini started with Alessandro's grandfather, Arturo Corsellini, who worked for another Florentine artisan until creating his own brand and company in 1880, which he ran until 1913. He was succeeded by Ugo Corsellini, who after a three year apprecticeship was head of the firm from 1913 until 1966.
Alessandro grew up among pipes and blocks of briar, and since 1961, he has had worked full time at pipe making. For years he owned one of the best pipe shops in Florence, newar the Plazza Duomo.
Today Corsellini produces 200 pipes a year in a small workshop, working mostly alone. He uses briar from Calabria, and produces classic pipes. He also loves freehands, and his stems are hand cut from acrylic.
Pipes are stamped Corsellini and 1880 (the year the company was founded), AC (his initials), the year o production, and grading, in decending order, A, B, and C. 
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Cortegiano

Joseph (Joe) Cortegiano was a highly renowned Pipemaker in New York City, widely famed for the precision and care of his work. He was particularly known for his big freehands, which enjoyed large demand and were reported to be selling as easy as ice cream on a hot day. If we say big, we should think big: one has to imagine pipes a la Ser Jacopo maxima maxima maxima. Or even bigger.
Cortegiano pipes were stored in the most famous pipe shops of NYC like E. Wilke on Madison Avenue. He worked also for Barclay Rex.
Scott Parfumi, his grandson, worked as a pipemaker with Jack H. Weinberger, before he returned to New York in order to work in the tobacco shop of his family.
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Category: United States
Cortina

There is some mystery about Cortina pipes. Cortina's were apparently made by Bari in Denmark in the 1960's. These examples tend to have horn ferrules and small stamping ringing the shank. However Pipephil lists Cortina Pipes associated with both Georg Jensen, and Stern ? 
The models with the sandblast and smooth bands, and horn ferrules with aluminum inner reinforcements are made by Georg Jensen, as I have seen exact same design and build on a Georg Jensen.
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Courrieu

According to their website, Ch. Courrieu has been making briar root pipes at the Gulf of Saint-Tropez - Var 83
Since 1802. 
"From father to son, the Courrieus have been making their pipe models in the best heather that the master pipe maker will himself select in the heart of the Maures massif and the Gulf of Saint-Tropez." 
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Contact Information
 Les pipes de Ch. Courrieu
 58 Avenue G. Clemenceau
 83312 Cogolin
 France
 
 Phone: +33 (0)494 54 63 82
 Fax: +33 (0)494 54 63 83
 E-mail: courrieu.pipes@wanadoo.fr
 Website: Les pipes de Ch. Courrieu
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Courtley

Courtley was a sub-brand or second of Custom-Bilt and quite inexpensive, retailing for $1.79 in 1957. However, His Nibs was another Custom-Bilt sub-brand or second that was even cheaper, retailing for $1.00 the same year.
Below is an ad from Rogers Imports Catalog of 1957, showing different Courtley shapes for sale, describing Courtley as an economical version of the distinctive Custombilt Pipe (as spelled in the ad). They had a walnut finish and vulcanite bit. And they were packed one dozen to a display box.
This graphic was provided on the PipesMagazine.com pipe forum by member "ichbinmuede" - to whom, thanks.
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Couto

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by Jose Manuel Lopés'
Portuguese brand by Anotonio Moreira Coute (b. 1933, in Covilha). Son and grandson or craftsmen, he began repairing pipes in 1976, with the help of the master Manuel Bernardes, who repaired pipes in Barreiro. He has also worked for Cardador. He created the brand, characterized by its geometrical shapes, in 1998.
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Category: Portugal