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The earliest reports on '''Ascot''' pipes point to the French company '''[[La | The earliest reports on '''Ascot''' pipes point to the French company '''[[La Bruyère]]''' in Saint-Claude. La Bruyére was a joint venture founded in 1932 by '''[[Chacom]]''' and another, yet unknown firm. Disbanded in 1957. | ||
Chacom continued Ascot as a sub-brand. Elder pieces don't bear any signature of the manufacturer. Recently seen Ascot pipes have Chacom's logo "CC" on the stem. These pipes, described "Army push-bit system, acrylic application in horn optics, 9 mm filter", are marketed in Germany. | Chacom continued Ascot as a sub-brand. Elder pieces don't bear any signature of the manufacturer. Recently seen Ascot pipes have Chacom's logo "CC" on the stem. These pipes, described "Army push-bit system, acrylic application in horn optics, 9 mm filter", are marketed in Germany. | ||