Pipe Links

Briar Blues. Guides to care and maintenance of pipes, tobacco reviews, and articles by Michael J. Glukler.
http://www.briarblues.com/

The Brick and Mortar Tobacconist Database is an online database with addresses of many B&M stores around the world. Integrated with Google Maps, is a very recommendable site. From the current maintainer of The Online Pipe Tobacco Cellar.
http://bam.tobaccocellar.org/

Chris Keene's Pipe Pages have some terrific old catalogs, from places like Wally Frank and Iwan Ries, old pipe maker brochures, and all sorts of neat tobacciana.
http://pipepages.com/index.html

Christian Pipe Smokers is an extension of the Yahoo group by the same name, and is run by ASPer Tony McCallie. It features a bulletin board and chat room, as well as members-only features.
http://www.christianpipesmokers.org/

Danish Pipe Makers is a site run by Lars Kiel, and is becoming the hub of the Danish pipe-making world. This is the best place to start for anyone interested in Danish high grades. Features tons of info about all the top Danish artisans.
http://www.danishpipemakers.com/home.html

Dave's Humidor is an online "smoking lounge", featuring message boards, classified ads, articles, tobacco reviews, and links.
http://www.daveshumidor.com/

Derek Green's homepage have several pages dedicated to the history of the Comoy's brand.
http://www.derek-green.com/smoking_pipes.htm

This page for Dunhill Hand-Blended Tobaccos, from the Pipe Club of London website, lists all the blends that are only available in the Jermyn St., London store. Theoretically one could phone up the store and place an international order, although I don't know if this works in practice.
http://www.pcol.freewire.co.uk/page11a.html

The G.L. Pease Home Page is run by blender Greg Pease, and includes a vendor list, news, and his in-depth articles.
http://www.glpease.com/

Historic Clay Tobacco Pipes, run by J. Byron Sudbury, aims to provide a central hub for researchers and collectors of clay pipes. Features news, articles, and links.
http://www.claypipes.com/index.html

The Infowell Pipe Resource is a European site maintained by Tarek Manadily, containing a wealth of informational material.
http://www.theitalianpipe.com/infowell/infowell.htm

John Loring's pipes pages feature a wealth of information on Dunhill. This is a good place to go for any questions related to this marque.
http://www.loringpage.com/attpipes/pipesforsale.html

Logos & Markings is an great page with incredibly extensive and up-to-date information and pictures of pipe markings and logos, carefully organized. Available in french and english.
http://www.pipephil.eu

The Online Pipe Tobacco Cellar is a site created by Jason Newquist and expanded by Ryan VanderBijl. It's an online database that helps people track the contents (and age) of their tobacco cellars. You can make your cellar public if you want, too. Highly recommended.
http://www.tobaccocellar.org/

PCCA, the Pipe Collector's Club of America, runs this informational site, with a Castello shape chart, information on Ashton and #pipes, and lots of other stuff.
http://www.pipeguy.com/

A lengthy primer on Perique Tobacco can be found here, with historical and agricultural material.
http://www.perique.com/history.html

Pfeifenbox is a new site run by ASP'er Martin Farrent. Features excellent articles about the pipe scene both in Europe and the US. German language and English language. Looks to become a major part of the online pipe world.
http://www.pfeifenbox.de/

PIMO is a terrific source for pipe-making tools and supplies. This is also where you can buy pre-drilled blocks of briar, to make your own pipes. Briar, stems, tools, and book also available.
http://www.pimopipecraft.com/

Pipa Ergo Sum, italian community about tobacco, pipes and cigars.
http://www.pipaergosum.it/

The Pipe Frontier is an extensive informational site with a forum, a reviews section, and FAQ's.
http://www.pipefrontier.com/pipefrontier/index.html

The Pipemakers Logo Chart is probably the best place on the net right now for anyone needing to identify a stem logo.
http://victor.ryazan.net/eng/pipe/brand.html

Pipe Lore is a site mainained by Corneel Vermeulen "dedicated to the great hobby that pipe smoking and collecting is."
http://pipelore.net/

The Pipe Smoking Course for Novices is a site run by Antti Kalliokoski, and contains a wealth of good information.
http://www.uta.fi/~hoanka/eperusk.htm

Pipes.org is the original (and still the best) pipe resource on the net. Lots of links and info, including every back issue of Pipes Digest.
http://www.pipes.org/

The Polish Pipe Clubs Council website has got lots of great information, and is, of course, the best place to go for information on pipe smoking in Poland. The site is in Polish, with optional English menu navigation.
http://www.rpkf.art.pl/

R.D. Field is an import company run by (naturally) David Field. The website gives information on how and where to get his pipes, where to get repairs, as well as some great articles.
http://www.rdfield.com/

Selecting Pipe Tobacco is a beginner's guide to pipe tobacco varieties, with pictures.
http://www.albany.net/~murray/smoke/tobacco.html

Snuff Box is the nasal snuff club run by Graeme T. Steel. Includes an active message board, which can be viewed by non-members, and lots of perks for members. (Membership is free, btw, and just involves a little Yahoo rigamarole).
http://groups.yahoo.com/clubs/snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub

Snuffs and Snuff-Taking looks like the best source for info about snuff, aside from the Yahoo group. Loads of links, including to vendors.
http://www.snuffbox.org.uk/

Tobacco Blending is a database of pipe tobacco blends maintained by Freddy Vegas (of VegasSmokes). Users can submit their own blends, and post on the site's forum.
http://www.tobaccoblending.com/

Tobacco Reviews is a tobacco database run by Smoking Pipes webmaster Jon Tillman. It includes reviews, which are submitted by visitors.
http://www.tobaccoreviews.com/

Those interested in heavy-duty pipes info might like the Tobacco World Markets and Trade page. (Thanks Krister.)
http://ffas.usda.gov/tobacco_arc.html

The United Pipe Clubs of America website contains info on joining the UPCA, which was created on April 12, 2002. Be sure and check out the website for details on everything membership entitles you and your club to.
http://www.unitedpipeclubs.org/