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.gbd - Garmin Waypoints Data
The GBD data files are related to Garmin MapSource. GBD file is a Garmin Waypoints Data.
- Application:
- Garmin MapSource
- Category:
- Data files
- Mime-type:
- application/octet-stream
- Magic:
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- Aliases:
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This table of contents is meant to give you an overview on brands & makers which are registered so far and to allow a quick access. To read an article please click on the links in blue color. Note: Articles with no content yet are indicated in red color! You can easily start a new article by clicking on the red links and editing the page. Brands & makers appearing in black color provide information in short form.
| A | |
| A l'Oriental | Founded in 1862 |
| A. Burlet | Early 20th century French factory |
| A. Lacroix SARL | Andre Lacroix, see also Lacroix |
| Achilli, Francois | French designer who created the Butz-Choquin Cybele model |
| Ad Hoc Pipe | Brand of Denis Blanc's Ad Hoc Pipe Shop |
| AGE | Brand of La Bruyère |
| Albuisson | Alain Albuisson |
| Algerian Briar | may be associated with La Bruyère |
| Altadis | The Altadis tobacco brand's test pipe. |
| Aimé Besson | brand and name of late 19th century factory. |
| André Lançon | Early 20th century factory |
| Antidote | Early 20th century brand of Jeantet-David SA |
| Aonian | O on top of stem |
| APL | Brand from the André Lançon factory |
| Ascot | Sub-brand / Second by Chacom |
| Au Caid | |
| Au Narghileh | Clay pipes by Laville in Montlucon. |
| Au Pacha | Parisian atelier dealing in meerschaum, primarily 19th century (Maison Lenouvel, Desbois & Weber, Desbois & Cheville, Cheville, Somer). |
| B | |
| Baily-Martre | early 20th century factory in Saint-Claude |
| Baronedel, Joseph-Ludovic | early 20th century French factory near Saint-Claude producing JLB |
| Barok | Maker unknown; stamped 'Bruyere - St. Claude' |
| Bayard | Sub-brand / Second by Chacom |
| Bayle | Private label brand made in Saint-Claude by Genod or EWA Pipe. Created in 1968 by Jean Etienne Gustave Bayle |
| and discontinued in 1980. | |
| Beldor | Maker unknown; series: De Luxe, Golf, Western |
| Belle Epoque | Brand of Butz-Choquin |
| Berad | Brand by Berrod-Regad |
| Berrod-Regad | Later a holding company. Brands: Bontemps, Butz-Choquin, Chap, Claude Romain, Jima. |
| Production in 1999 was 230,000 pipes. | |
| Bessard | Claude Bessard, Early 20th Century, making both briar and cherry wood pipes |
| BF | Old brand of Bernard Fuchez (1982 - 1904) Paris |
| Blue Jean | French brand, GBD second |
| Bob | Early 20th century French brand produced by Robert-Weil and Buchon & Verguet |
| Bontemps | Brand of Berrod-Regad |
| Bonnaud, Alphonse Hippolyte | Clay pipe maker 1824 until WWII, Marseilles area |
| Boul-Mich | old French brand from B. Laville in Montlucon. Advertised as 'the real student pipe'. |
| Bourgeois | Andre Bourgeois, Saint-Claude |
| BR | Probably used by Berrod-Regad |
| Brindisi | old French brand from Granclement-Gauteron factory |
| Bretton Hall | Old French Brand / factory made in Saint-Claude, which closed in the late 50's. |
| Bristol Sport | ??? |
| Brochet & Latour | Villards d'Herithe, Saint-Claude late 19th early 20th century, then A. Vincent |
| Brulor | old Saint-Claude brand, distributed to French Tobacconists before WWII |
| Brussine | brand of Vincent-Coutier & Fills |
| Butz-Choquin | Société des pipes Butz-Choquin |
| C | |
| Camelia | Obsolete brand by GBD in Paris |
| Casino de Luxe | Sub-brand / Second by Chacom |
| Captain | old French brand by Vuillard & Strauss also old English brand by Orlik |
| Casino | Chacom second |
| Catalytic Pipe | early 20th century brand from Jeantet - David SA |
| Cassetari | George Cassetari: Corsica |
| Cècil Pipe | old brand by Vincent-Courtier & Fils factory |
| Chacom | Chapuis-Comoy & Cie Sarl; since 1987 Cuty Fort Group |
| Chamaut | Rue Petit Pères |
| Channel Tunnel | Lopes states it is an old brand of Grandclèment-Gauteron, 1907 |
| Chap | Chapel Frères & Cie; later a brand of Berrod-Regad |
| Chapuis-Comoy | founded by Francois Comoy in 1825 in Saint-Claude see also Comoy's |
| Charivari | old brand (19th Century) from Capron, in Rouen |
| Charles Lancon | early 20th Saint-Claude factory |
| Chavet Frères | late 19th century brand |
| Chevreuse | GBD second as an Anglo-French brand |
| Chretin | Jean Chretin JC in Saint-Claude |
| Choquin | Jean-Baptiste Choquin, see Butz-Choquin |
| City de Luxe | also City Deluxe, sub-brand of GBD |
| CF | Chavet Frères late 19th century brand |
| C.J. Verguet Freres | |
| Colombani | part time artisan in Valle d'Orezza, Corsica |
| Comfy | brand of Vuillard & Strauss |
| Comoy-David | Saint-Claude factory founded in 1865 |
| Coquet | Michael Coquet; Vernègues |
| Corsica | Sub-brand / Second by Vuillard |
| Couronne | old brand of Grappin Fils et Cie |
| Courrieu | Charles Courrieu |
| Cragmoor | ??? |
| Crètal-Gallard | old clay pipe company in Rennes |
| Cuty Fort Group | Joint venture of Chacom, Jeantet, Lacroix and Vuillard; est. 1987 |
| D | |
| D'Ropp | French brand of the Ropp factory, from the 1950s. |
| Darville | ??? |
| Dela | old French brand by the G.H. Delatour; Saint-Claude |
| Delacour | Saint-Claude, founded late 19th Century |
| Dorylaion | French brand or Meerschaum pipes by Turkish carver Galip Sagim |
| Dr. Boston | Sub-brand / Second by Butz-Choquin |
| Dr. Berger | 1930s French Brand by La Bruyère |
| Dr. Fontaine | old French brand of Ganeval et Cie; Saint-Claude |
| Dr. Geo | 1940s from Guichard & Cie, and later sold by M. Marmet Regge, Ebonite stems |
| Dr. Knox-All | brand from the C.J. Verguet Freres factory. |
| Dr. Plumb | Originally a brand of GBD (Paris); now made by Cadogan in GB |
| Dr. Roger's | Brand of the Roger Delorne factory; Saint-Claude |
| Dr. Scott | Brand of Vuillermoz et Goujon |
| Dumèril Leur Fils et Cie. | Clay pipe factory in Saint-Omer, found by Èmile Dumèril |
| Dupont | Pipe brand of S.T. Dupont de Paris |
| Durandal | Brand of Vincent-Coutier & Fils |
| Dutel-Giscolon | 19th Century clay pipes made in Montereau |
| E | |
| Eiffel | old brand by the Fèlix Lancon factory |
| Elie | Unuasual freehands and system pipes |
| Èmile Benoit | old brand and factory in Chassal, on the outskirts of Saint-Claude |
| Èmile Vuillard | Saint-Claude |
| Enrique | David Enrique (needs more editing) |
| Eole | House made brand of La Pipe Rit, Saint-Claude |
| Èstablissements Victor | Lons-le-Saunier factory; Saint-Claude in the early 20th century, and adjacent to the E.H. Victor factory |
| EWA Pipe | Was Waille before |
| Excelsior | 1930 French brand from the Au Narghileh company; Montlucon |
| Extra Prima | old French brand of the Felix Lancon factory |
| F | |
| Fancy | brand of Chacom |
| Fayet | founded 1909, mainly known for cane-pipes |
| FBC | old French brand of Forestier-Bourgeois et Cie.; Saint-Claude; stamp FBC-La Nationale |
| Febvre Camille | Pratz factory, Saint-Claude, early 20th Century |
| Febvre D. et X | Leschères Factory, Saint-Claude, early 20th century; produced Libèrator brand |
| Fèlix Lancon | old French factory in Saint-Claude |
| Filbi | Grand created circa 1920 by Ropp |
| Firex | Series known: Gold Crown |
| Flavien Mandrillon | 19th Century French Factory in Saint-Claude, which later became Gay-Mandrillon. |
| Forestier-Bourgeois et Cie | Old French factory in Saint-Claude. In 1958 it still employed 25 workers. |
| Fouquet | French Brand, and GBD second |
| Frèdèric Pasquire | French ceramic pipe artisan (1828-1895); Saint-Quentin-La-Poterie |
| Fun | French brand created in 1993 by Cuty Fort Group as a set made up of a pipe and matching tie |
| FV | old French brand of Pauthier & Vincent |
| G | |
| Gambier | Jean Gambier, clay pipe artisan; Givet |
| Ganevl et Cie. | old French factory; Saint-Claude |
| Gardhill | old French brand of J. Vincent Fils |
| Gilbee | factory founded 1851, which achieved 'perfection in pipe making' from the pipes respiratoires |
| Gefapip | brand and name of French company Maker unknown! |
| Genod | Jacques Craen (1959); Sebastien Beaud since 2006 |
| GEO | Old Fench brand of the Gros, Grenier, Ostorero et Cie factory; see GOC |
| G.H. Delatour | Old French factory, affiliated with Dela and Nicod |
| Gérard Chapel | Past president of Cofrérie des Maîtres-Pipers de Saint-Claude. Director of Butz-Choquin |
| Gérard Mermet | pipe maker in Avignon, near Saint-Claude |
| Gérard Prungnaud | Ceramic pipe maker; Saint Quentin-La-Poterie |
| GFB | old French brand; Saint-Claude |
| GOC | Gros, Grenier, Ostero & Cie. |
| Gold Star | early 20th century brand produced by Ruchon & Verguet |
| Graco | Maker unknown! |
| Grandclément-Gauteron | old French factory in Saint-Claude |
| Grappin Fils et Cie. | Saint-Claude and Brussels |
| Grappin-Brochot | Late 19th century French factory in Saint-Claude |
| Gravée | 19th century clay pipe maker |
| Gren | old French brand of Grenier Godard; Saint-Claude |
| Gross, Grenier, Ostorero et Cia | former French factory combining these principles; Saint-Claude |
| Guichard & Cie. | former French factory in Saint-Claude (Pierre Guichard Succr) |
| Guilland | Paul Guilland |
| Guy-Mandrillon | Early 20th Century factory; Saint-Claude; formerly Flavien Mandrillon |
| Guyot | Gilbert Guyot |
| GVG | The initials of Georges Vincent-Genod, long (and still) used for some Genod pipes. |
| H | |
| Hami | ??? |
| Harnisch, Charles | (1845-1895), has pipes on display at the Bergerac Tobacco Museum |
| Harpoon | ??? |
| Hermes Pipes | ??? |
| Hilex | Stamped 'Fait Main - Algerian Briar' |
| I | |
| J | |
| Jeantet | Since 1987 Cuty Fort Group |
| Jima | System pipe, brand of Berrod-Regad |
| JiP | |
| Jumbos | ??? |
| K | |
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