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  1. highwindows

    Tom Colwell of Who Made That Pipe? - where is he now?

    Sorry, didn't see this until now. Thanks so much. If he needs an email address, feel free to message me.
  2. highwindows

    Tom Colwell of Who Made That Pipe? - where is he now?

    I'm afraid I'm having no luck with fastpeoplesearch. It appears to be blocked in my location (Europe), and instead offers a different website that one has to subscribe to in order to use. Quite disappointing, but thank you for the tip either way. I will post messages on the other forums to see...
  3. highwindows

    Tom Colwell of Who Made That Pipe? - where is he now?

    OK I will have a look, thank you. I did not known such things still existed.
  4. highwindows

    Tom Colwell of Who Made That Pipe? - where is he now?

    That's lovely to hear. And while I won't post any of the documents for the moment, I can confirm that he did indeed enjoy virginia flakes from the UK, which he procured by mail correspondence with some of our famous tobacconists.
  5. highwindows

    Tom Colwell of Who Made That Pipe? - where is he now?

    That's very interesting. It doesn't seem like pondercreekstudio is still active on ebay. Do you happen to know any other way to contact him?
  6. highwindows

    Tom Colwell of Who Made That Pipe? - where is he now?

    thank you all, i will contact dino and ask what he thinks.
  7. highwindows

    Tom Colwell of Who Made That Pipe? - where is he now?

    Hello everyone, As some of you may know, in the days before Pipedia (and the mass adoption of the internet), there was a compendium of pipe information created by Tom Colwell and Herb Wilzcak, called Who Made That Pipe? It's very interesting, and a real achievement given how difficult it still...
  8. highwindows

    Kai Nielsen Pipes

    Actually, now that I think about it more, his status within the Danish scene makes his prices comparatively quite reasonable.
  9. highwindows

    Kai Nielsen Pipes

    Kai Nielsen pipes are really well made, but part of the high price for them is that Kai is a very well established pipe maker, and comes from a family of similarly well established pipe makers. He's the son of Viggo Nielsen, who owned the Bari factory, and made great quality Danish pipes back...
  10. highwindows

    Show us (me) your stranger Stanwells

    Yes, the history of Danish pipemakers and institutions is a very tangled Web. And I also love the Danish Pipe Shop. The Nielsens are so lovely and helpful.
  11. highwindows

    Show us (me) your stranger Stanwells

    Lov Lovely! If information serves correctly, this was made in the 1960s by Poul Hansen, who was originally one of Sixten Ivarsson's pupils, before becoming an accomplished carver in his own right. He would later own The Danish Pipe Shop in Copenhagen, before selling the store to the Nielsen...
  12. highwindows

    Show us (me) your stranger Stanwells

    Preferably with the shape numbers or line nomenclature. It will help me further complete the pipedia list of Stanwell shapes and shape numbers.
  13. highwindows

    Show Off Your Tsuge / Japanese Pipes

    I have the spring, but I am afraid I cannot part with it. One of my most beautiful pipes.
  14. highwindows

    Just Won a Stanwell: Any Good?

    Looks lovely. What is that, a shape 227? Cigarbids blocks us Euros lol. It looks like one of Tom Eltang's bent Dublin designs for Stanwell. Great pipe.
  15. highwindows

    In-house Stanwell experts?

    Thank you. I have just added a line-specific shape variations section for this exact reason, and hope to continue to add to it when I have time (I am mainly using this project as a distraction from writing my PhD dissertation, haha).
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