Artisan: Edward Andrew Jurkiewicz
Milwaukee

Pipes from this second brand were not made on scratch by Mic Burns. Standard shape pipes were bought from Italian or English makers and modified afterwards in the artisan's way.

According to Wilczak & Colwell, op. cit. this brand could be either from Hudson Universal (USA) or from W. J. Palmer & Co (England)

Artisan: Ebenhart Botha

The stem logo is very similar to Parker's. The diamond in this logo is wider than high. The pipe could be of German origin (Echt = Real).

Same logo: Pinehurst

Private label of a US Tinderbox Pipe shop from Santa Monica (Ca). It was Bing Crosby's home store.

This pipe is not from GBD's Eden Rock serie.

Artisan: Eder Nicoletti Mathias (born 1977 in Brazil) has established his workshop in Antibes (FR).

Markings: in addition to the man with the hat, the pipes are signed "M H" or "Mr Hyde" or "e m".

Serie in collaboration with Danish artisans.

Edward's Pipes, headquartered in Tampa, FL, got its start importing pipes from France and continued to do so from 1958 to 1963 when it started producing pipes in Florida from prime Algerian Briar, a practice they continue to this day (2010).
Randy Wiley, pipecarver in the USA, got his start at Edward's.

The Egloff Tobaccobar AG stopped its activities in 2007