Pipe smoker: Roy Hardesty

Joe Gillan and Roy Hardesty (with pipe) of the Texas Rangers, photographed in Mexia, Texas in 1923.  Thanks to Traces of Texas (Facebook link).

A picturesque but unnamed pipe smoker

A man of the Svan people with traditional dagger and long pipe in the village of Mestia in the mountains of Georgia, Russian Empire, circa 1888-1900.

via My Ear-Trumpet Has Been Struck By Lightning

"Mr. West and his fine mustache"

Mr West, and his fine moustache, on a duck shooting trip in Sindh, India. From a British holiday album, 1906, with more here: bit.ly/U5btiM

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Early Kodak camera photos

From 11 Photos Taken With the First Kodak Camera.

Vintage Ad (date unknown): Knapp-Felt hat

From Found in Mom's Basement.

Arab man smoking pipe

Photograph by Félix Bonfils, late 1800s.

Félix Bonfils links:
Wikipedia
Museum Syndicate

Pipe Smoker: Andrew Jacobs Sr.

Andrew Jacobs (1906 - 1992)

Andrew Jacobs was a lawyer and judge from Indiana, who also served one term in the United States House of Representatives, being elected to the position in 1948.  This photo is from that year.

Links:
Wikipedia
Getty Images 1
Getty Images 2

When men smoked pipes and wore hats: Pat Garrett and friends

Pat Garrett (the tall one standing) and friends pause for a photo on their way to George Curry’s inauguration as governor of New Mexico in 1907.  The man kneeling, second from right, has a pipe.  I haven't been able to identify him.

Unemployed lumber worker, 1939

Found at TwistedSifter.

Boating, with pipe

A father and sons out boating on the lake at the German resort of Wannsee near Berlin, 1925.  Via Mental Floss.

When men smoked pipes and wore hats: Unidentified pipe smoker

A home-made pipe?  Maybe.  It looks pretty rough.

Vintage Ad: The Champ Hat (1945)

Ad from 1945 for the "Champ" hat.

When men smoked pipes and wore hats: Taking a break

Unidentified, date unknown.

Pipe smoker quick fix: French soldier, 1918

Via My Ear-Trumpet Has Been Struck By Lightning.

A very happy pipe smoker

I came across this picture years ago.  I don't remember where I found it and I don't know anything about it.  But here it is.

Unnamed R.A.F.pilot, 1942

Vintage Ad: Prince Albert (1961)

When men smoked pipes and wore hardhats.

Lt. George Armstrong Custer and Union troops (colorized)

In 1862.

Cowboys

Date unknown, but I think it's safe to call it late 1800s.

Russian peasant with pipe, dated 1911

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