Pipes by Country

[kcghost]

I've got about 60 pipes and they are mainly American made with about 6 Julius Vesz pipes (He lives in Canada but was born and raised in Hungary).

 

[cosmicfolklore]

I hesitate posting numbers, because I don't want to seem like a braggart. Ha ha, nahhhh, actually, I don't mind being a braggart, I just hate counting, ha ha. The most pipes that I have in my collection are Hilsons, but they swing between Belgium and Holland. Now, I only buy the ones from Holland.
The second most pipes I have are Danish.

 

[jpmcwjr]

Actually, immediately after WW2, Kaywoodie experimented with Manzanita, or "mission briar" that grew in California. As a connoisseur of Imported Briar, I have no experience with it, of course. Desperate people even make pipes out of vegetable waste like corn cobs and gourds, even. Or rocks they dig up. Only briar that's imported and proudly stated so on the shank for me. Do your "Dunhill" pipes use imported briar? No! Some vague kind of root is all they imprint. Don't get me started on soggy, boggy morta, so old it's practically fossilized. Also not imported. Hmpf.

Thanks. I live where Manzanita is plentiful, and sure as hell it's not briar in my book. Good info, though!

 

[sablebrush52]

Mostly Britwood - over 100 pipes ranging from 1882 thru 2018
American factory and artisan pipes.
A smattering of Danish
Some South American pipes.
Basically a shapeless pile.

 

[simong]

Ireland - too many.
England - far too many.
France - one Bullcap.
Italy - one Canadian.
USA - one Falcon.
Austria & turkey - several meershaums.

 

[Bassman65]

2 German
5 Italian
2 French
1 Irish
5 Canadian
1 Polish (Mr. Brog Carve your own)
Tons - American Cobs

 

[Mike N]

I readied this 5-pipe lineup for tomorrow’s rotation; all but one is Italian. Can you identify the lone Danish pipe?

(Tap on photo to enlarge)

 

[TheIronMonkey]

Here’s a link with a post that has a bunch of my pipes in it. There are a lot of Italian and French pipes in there, many American, some Turkish—too many to count.

Can Anyone Help Me Fight P.A.D.?? :: General Pipe Smoking Discussion

Just post links to which pipes you want to buy so I can buy them.

pipesmagazine.com

 

[mingc]

I refuse to count them but they're from:

• Austria
• Canada
• China
• Czech Republic
• Denmark
• England
• France
• Germany
• Indonesia
• Ireland
• Italy
• Japan
• Russia
• Sweden
• Turkey
• USA

 

[Briar Lee]

I won’t count my pipes (I might confirm my obsession) but the vast majority of my stash are American made pipes of the late thirties, forties and fifties. I own over a hundred Lees and I’m working on Marxman pipes pretty heavy. That doesn’t count all the Kaywoodies and Webers and Grabows and Pipe Maker and Carey’s and WDC branded pipes.

The majority of my newer briars were made in Italy, although a small percentage of my stash.

I have several large Danish freehands.

A few of my most expensive pipes were London made.

There is a small smattering of pipes made in Israel, France, and Greece.

And I own six good Turkish meerschaums , one clay pipe, a huge German hunting pipe, and MM cobs too numerous to mention.

 

[sparker69]

Ireland
Great Britain
USA
Denmark
Spain
Brazil
soon Canada

Ooh - and what is the Canadian one going to be? I have three Blatters here. I work five minutes from their store.

 

[dunnyboy]

Italian 20
German 2
Danish 2
Russian 2
Turkish 1
English 1

 

[anotherbob]

I don't think too much about where the pipes made, however it can sway me if I on the fence about which pipe to buy.

 

[HawkeyeLinus]

Ooh - and what is the Canadian one going to be? I have three Blatters here. I work five minutes from their store.

May be Miscoi!