Gaylord's Pipes? Anyone Have Any Info on these Pipes?

[PipeCat]

Does anyone know the origin of Gaylord's Pipes? Only marking is "Gaylords / Imported Briar". These are from the 50's-60's, and I suspect they were made in the Weber factory. The bottom 2 look exactly like Weber Shellbrooks. I suspect Gaylord's was a tobacco shop and had these private labeled. If anyone has any wisdom to impart, I'd be most appreciative!
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[kschatey]

Sorry, I don't and it seems that Gaylord's pipes have been a mystery for awhile now...

 

[anotherbob]

Those look really nice.

 

[PipeCat]

Those look really nice.

They just need a little TLC, and they'll look like new. I love mid-century American pipes!

 

[ChuckMijo]

They look they all are in great shape. I like the bottom one. Looks like a Canadian pot . I like that ! Nice

 

[anotherbob]

They just need a little TLC, and they'll look like new. I love mid-century American pipes!

I don't think I can justify spending on them but quite tempting. I really seem to like pipes that are pretty plain and straightforward but with just a pinch of flare. That rustication just does something for me.

 

[BROBS]

Those are totally gaylord

kidding! They do look like Weber’s tho