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'''Buescher's''' made corncob and hardwood pipes stamped "World Famous Pipe" until the late 1940's, | '''Buescher's''' made corncob and hardwood pipes stamped "World Famous Pipe" until 1990/1991. It had previously been speculated they were purchased by [[Missouri Meerschaum]] in the late 1940's. That is not the case with Buescher's, although many other cob makers were. | ||
Thanks to Wade Rutter for the research, and checking with [[Missouri Meerschaum]] for verification. | |||
<center><gallery widths=300 heights=200 caption="An example from his uncle's inherited collection, courtesy Joe Marti"> | <center><gallery widths=300 heights=200 caption="An example from his uncle's inherited collection, courtesy Joe Marti"> | ||
Revision as of 20:08, 19 February 2021
Buescher's made corncob and hardwood pipes stamped "World Famous Pipe" until 1990/1991. It had previously been speculated they were purchased by Missouri Meerschaum in the late 1940's. That is not the case with Buescher's, although many other cob makers were.
Thanks to Wade Rutter for the research, and checking with Missouri Meerschaum for verification.
- An example from his uncle's inherited collection, courtesy Joe Marti
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