
Updated:
Jun 28, 2013
Drexler's

Nürnberg

▲ (Left side) Drexler's Tabakstube (Right side) Swiss + Made
▲ This pipe was crafted by the Swiss
BBK pipemaker because of the typical "
Swiss + Made" stamping
Private label of a German tobacconist in Nürnberg.
Adress: Drexler's Tabakstube, Kaiserstraße 32, 90403 Nürnberg (Germany)
Drucquer & Sons

Berkeley CA

▲ Drucquer & Sons, California
Current address of the shop (2009):
1481 Solano Ave., Albany, CA 94706
Former address (late 1980s):
2059 University Ave., Berkeley CA 94704
"Red Lion" was the name of a home Virginia based blend. The lion appeared on the original Drucquer family crest. John Drucquer founded the pipe shop in London in 1841 and had C. Dickens as customer for pipes and tobaccos. John Drucquer III moved Drucquer & Sons Ltd. to Berkeley, California in 1921.
▲ (Left side) Drury Lane, London
(Right side) Made in London (In circle) England, 551
▲ Duca Eraldo
▲ Duca Carlo ▲
Duca Pipe

▲ Il Duca Italy
▲ (Underside) DDD Il
Duca, Italy, Barone ◊
Artisan: Massimiliano Rimensi
Adress: Via Ermes Dal Vecchio,29
45030 Occhiobello (RO) Italy
Gradings (ascending): Nobile (rusticated), Barone (blasted), Cavaliere (smooth), Conte and Duca.
The D's (from 1 to 3) determine for each grade the value of the pipe. The "Duca DDD" stampings
stand for an exceptional pipe.
Ducaté

▲ (Underside)
― DUCATÉ ―
― Bruxelles, Fait Main ―
Information concerning this Belgian brand are to be dicovered.
▲ (Left side) Duke of Dundee (Underside) D/D (In circle)
▲ This pipe is not made of wood but of the same material as this "
Clan" pipe: some kind of Bakelite
▲ (Left side) Duke of Dundee, Air conditioned
(Underside) 07
In 1953 Henry Leonard & Thomas bought the Royal Duke, Duke of Dundee and Honeydew brands formerly made by Continental Briar Pipe Co. of Brooklyn NY.
▲ (Left side) Duke of Kent (Right side) Imported Briar France
▲ This fleur-de-lis logo indicates a pipe
which is obviously from the same origin as
Bayard,
Chadhall,
Omega or
Thomas pipes.
▲ Duke of Kent Meerschaum, Algerian Briar, Made in France
To the best of our knowledge,
Jeantet is the only brand using an octogonal logo outline, particularly for its export pipes. We assume this label is a sub-brand or a second of the French company in Saint Claude, as well as:
Grand Duke,
Hermes,
Sir Bruce,
Sir Duke
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