Hello and welcome to the Forum from Deep in the Heart of Texas. You will find this site to be informative and the members insightful (and at times, most entertaining). Enjoy your stay!Hi all,
I am a converted cigar to pipe smoker. I have about 14 pipes - ranging from a Malaga (out of royal oak Michigan) to Castillo (kkkk full bent). All my pipes are estate and I enjoy the history before they came to me.
I recently bought this beautiful pipe. However, previous buffings have pretty much worn off the maker’s name.
There are three lines. (And I am guessing here)
A scripted top line
A Handmade
A Denmark print.
If anyone could help me figure out the markings, I would be appreciative!
I hope my pictures help.
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What part of Michigan are you from? I originally grew up in Hamtramck. Here is a link about the Malaga pipe carver. Malaga Pipe Company - Pipedia - https://pipedia.org/wiki/Malaga_Pipe_CompanyI can't help with the ID but welcome from Michigan! I also hadn't heard of Malaga until now so I’ll have to keep an eye out for those.
Hello and welcome to the Forum from Deep in the Heart of Texas. You will find this site to be informative and the members insightful (and at times, most entertaining). Enjoy your stay
Thank you my for the nice welcome friend. Looking forward to being in the group.Looks like problem solved elsewhere.
Welcome from the pacific northwest!
Thank you my for the nice welcome friend. Looking forward to being in the group. I love the picture. We have two GSP's ourselves - velcro and energy all at the same time! LOLWelcome from Texas. Nice looking pipe.
Thank you my for the nice welcome friend. Looking forward to being in the group.Hello and welcome!!
Hello there my friend. It’s nice to meet folks from around the world. Very cool.Hi and welcome from Northamptonshire, England.
Looks like a painting from 17 mile drive
Thanks for the link! I’m over in the capital area.What part of Michigan are you from? I originally grew up in Hamtramck. Here is a link about the Malaga pipe carver. Malaga Pipe Company - Pipedia - https://pipedia.org/wiki/Malaga_Pipe_Company
Look up Hill and Hill Tobacoonist - Jim Simon. He’s in Grosse Pointe.