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Greenwich House was a mid-century American pipe brand, generally seen from the 1940s through the 1960s. They were sold out of New York and show up in a pretty wide range of traditional American shapes, with stamps like Imported Briar, Virginian, Antique, and Aged Algerian. They also marketed the funky Thoro-Kleen system pipe, but most of what you’ll run across are conventional briars.
The better Greenwich House pipes are surprisingly decent. Aged Algerian is the stamp I like seeing — nice old-school briar, usually well drilled, and often a better pipe than the name recognition would suggest. This is firmly in that old American “good smoker, forgotten brand”.
Great all day errday pipes. Old American briar with some history, smokes above its price point, and cheap enough that a buyer can take a swing without needing to ask the boss.
Professionally restored. Stem is 9/10. Come and take it.
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