It is great to have Jacek back and once more he provides us with great piece of tobacciana, pipe history with his scans of a Georg Jensen piece. In years past I have hunted for such information to help identify some of the Jensen pipes that I have come across. There was next to nothing available to help me in my quest. So, I for one say thank you to Jacek for providing this for us.
I did not find any booklets or pamphlets with pictures of Georg Jensen* pipes at Chris Keene’s Pipe Pages. All I found on the internet was this nice brochure from ca.1970: http://www.danishpipemakers.com/pdf/Georg-Jensen.pdf
So I thought that this modest pamphlet that I got in 1970 in Copenhagen might be useful for those of us who are interested in Georg Jensen pipes.
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* “our” Georg Jensen – the pipe maker is not this famous Georg Jensen – Danish designer, silversmith and sculptor. More info is available here: http://thepipesmoker.wordpress.com/2011/10/15/old-george/
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Steve, as usual your blog has proven to be an invaluable resource. Yesterday I was doing some research on a Georg Jensen pipe I bought back in April, and now I know the model number (770, which, strangely, was not stamped on the pipe) and a bit more about its history. Our friend Brooklin Bill says that he met Per George Jensen, Jr. at an event at a local pipe shop, and that he recalls that Mr. Jensen was smoking one of these pipes at the time. He said it was his father’s favorite shape. Our discussion can be found here: http://pipesmokerunlimited.com/showthread.php?8856-Unexpected-Acquisitions
Thanks again for all your work on the blog!
Herb
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Thanks Herb. I appreciated your kind words. Glad to be of help.
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