
Updated:
Dec 03, 2013
▲ (Left side) C. B. Perkins, Curvee (Right side) 43
▲ C.B. Perkins, Braeburn, Made in London England, 152
▲ CBP Heritage, Ben Franklin, Made in London (In circle)
▲ (Left side) C.B. Perkins, Hand Made
Do not confuse this brand with the English
Perkins.
▲ The ... Lipton (?) CPF (In oval)
▲ (Left side)
French (Arched) CPF (In oval) Briar (Arched)
(On band)
[Anchor] [Star] [Bird] C.P.F. (In oval)
▲ (Left side)
Chesterfield C.P.F. (In oval)
(Hallmarks on band)
[Anchor] [Star] [Bird] C.P.F. (In oval)
Brand created in 1851 by
Consolidated (or
Colossus) Pipe Factory (Chesterfield Pipe Factory), taken over by
KB&B in 1883
▲ Cadet, Italy, B610
This pipe is from the
Savinelli's Cadet line. But for an unknown reason (fills?) the Italian maker has omitted any reference to the brand: The "
S" on the stem logo is canceled and the "
Savinelli" stamping on the shank disappeared. Compare with the true Savinelli Cadet and observe these omissions.
▲ (Underside)
[Crown]
Caesar, Made in Italy
▲ CALABRESI (Straight with serif) L'artigiano
▲ CALABRESI (gothic) Imported Briar
See also
Londonaire, a Calabresi sub-brand or serie.
▲ Calaman Natural, Italy, 700
▲ (Left side) Calibano (in banner)
(Right side) C2 Fatta in Italia
(Bottom) 108
▲ C2 Fatta in Italia
▲ Calibano, Aurora, C 011
▲ Calich, Hand Made, 81 (over) 9
Artisan: John Calich († 2008)
Early grading: 3 - 14. By the late 1980's Calich introduced 15,16, and even one 17.
In the mid-90's the grade system changed employing a number of E's
Last gradings: 3E - 7E (10E was the top level but levels exeeding 7E or 8E never have been used)
Production (2005): 200-500 pipes/year
▲ (Left side) Calvert, Super De Luxe
(Right side) Imported Briar
▲ A dot on each side of the stem
Brand distributed by
Harry J. Gorfinkel (Wilczak & Colwell,
op. cit.)
▲
(Left side) Cambridge (Script)
(Right side) English Fashion, Selected Quality
According to Wilczak & Colwell, op. cit. this is an English brand which may belong to makers or sellers as different as Hall & Fitzgerals, Comoy, GBD and ... John Aylesbury.
See also: Passat (Same logo)
▲ (Left side) Camelia (In oval)
(Right side) France, 677
▲ (Left side) Camelia (In oval) De Luxe
(Right side) Paris
▲ Logo of the new Caminetto period (big moustache)
▲ (Left side) " Caminetto", Excellence
(Right side) Hand Made in Italy, Cucciago (Co)
▲ New Caminetto period (big moustache)
▲ (Left side) Caminetto, Super Moustache
(Right side) Hand Made in Italy, Cucciago, (Co)
▲ Former logo (slender moustache) corresponding to the first Caminetto period.
▲ Caminetto Business 121, Handmade in Italy Cucciano (Co) Gold moustache, Lucite stem
▲ (Left side) Caminetto, Business, 113
(Right side) (Crest) Ascorti, Radice, Cucciago, Cantu - Italy, KS
Brand created in 1968 by Giuseppe Ascorti († 1984), Luigi Radice and Gianni Davoli as distributor.
- 1979 : End of he first Caminetto period. Luigi Radice left the company. Giuseppe Ascorti produced the Sergio pipes (a short time) and moved into his new workshop with his son Roberto. (See also Capitello)
- 1986 : New Caminetto period by Roberto Ascorti
▲
(Underside) Camphausen, A
Artisan: Oliver Camphausen (born 1968) carved his first pipe in 2000. In 2006 he established as an independant pipemaker. Bulldogs and Volcanos are his favorite shapes.
Grading (ascending): 5, 6 ..., 9 and A, B, C
▲ Camy
▲ Camy, Saint-Claude
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