Pipe Identification Website

[jmatt]

In my quest to identify one of my own pipes, I stumbled across what seems to be an incredibly exhaustive pipe identification website. It seems it must have been found and posted here before, but I didn't find it while searching here. So here it is:
http://www.pipephil.eu/logos/en/index-en.html]
I was able to finally identify one of my own pipes, which turns out to be a Thomas Christiano.

 

[warren]

It's a "go to" site for many of the members. Good on you for bringing it to the notice of the many new members.

 

[jmatt]

I assumed my post was likely a "re-post." But I did search here first. Holy cow there's a lot of help there. (I'm self-stickying my own post)

 

[papipeguy]

Welcome to the forum and the wonderful world of pipe research. This is a valuable source of information but don't forget to ask members here if you are ever stuck. The knowledge on this forum is astounding.

 

[sablebrush52]

Pipephil is an excellent resource that I've used for years. I also recommend Pipedia. Searching this site works best if you use Google or another outside search engine, rather than the forum search on this site. Type "pipes magazine" and then a keyword or two you will get content that the onsite search option doesn't deliver. I learned that trick from another forum member.

 

[mkelaw]

It's an absolutely astounding body of pipe knowledge. Nothing else like it.

 

[danielplainview]

9 times out of 10, if you google something about pipe info, Pipesmag will show up on the first page.

 

[btuchman]

I had and sold this pipe but can't find the name anywhere. Veeja 1985 original. I thought it was vooja but can't find either

 

[fluffie666]

https://pipedia.org/wiki/Veeja

 

[oldmansmoking]

Thanks Matt for your link
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Great it's appreciated
Oldmansmoking

 

[kasimga8]

I have never noticed this before.