Albert Einstein.
Albert Einstein.
Samuel Clemens
General Douglas MacArthur.
Professor Peabody
Edward G. Robinson
From the way back machine where's Sherman
John Coltrane
May I add Infamous Pipe smokers?
Joseph Stalin
Ernesto "Che" Guevara

OMG!! That's a pair to draw to!
Hugh Hefner
Sigmund Freud
I'm POPEYE the sailor man!
Most famous for smoking a pipe, or most famous and they also smoked a pipe? Because I'm thinking you can take your pick of the Founding Fathers...
Oh, and Tolkien
Gandalf?
As I recall all the hobits.
Bing
60 Minutes just did a show about dead celebrities and they said that Einstein brings in more money than even Elvis. Good that he was an avid pipe man.

Sherlock Holmes...
Bing Crosby
Mr. Potatohead
Rep. Milicent Fenwick, US Congresswoman from New Jersey in the 1960's and '70's. A DAR blue blood and long time pipe smoker. There are hundreds of pictures of her in committee smoking her pipe. Hell of a gal.
Millie was the original pipe babe.
granny on beverly hillbillies,a cob.
The late Walter Cronkite, the dean of American newscasters.
The late Sparky Anderson, who managed World Series champs in both leagues, the Reds and Tigers.
Harry Vardon, one of golf's all-time greats who created the over-lapping golf grip (the Vardon grip).
Gerald Ford, former U.S. president and long-time U.S. rep from Michigan.
John Kenneth Galbraith, noted economist and author.
And last but certainly not least...
Babe Ruth, the Great Bambino, the Sultan of Swat:
http://josephcrusejohnson.blogspot.com/2009/02/babe-ruth.html
God
Poet Edgar Guest
My father George Thomas Herring Full Coi: South Pacific WWII
I'd say Einstein, then Twain. After those, the line gets blurry I think. Probably with Tolkien in there pretty close behind. But the world sadly is much more ignorant of Tolkien than Einstein and Twain -or should I say Clemens?... shhh.
Santa Clause.....
Norman Rockwell
President Ford

Mammy Yokum
2nd uncle Walter and I'll add Bing.
I'm older than dirt, and I aint never heard of Mammy Yokum.
Mammy and Pappy Yokum of Li'l Abner.
Oh, that's the problem, I never read comics, I just thought they were never funny, and couldn't understand the allure of them even as a young kid.
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