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'''PESH''' was the house pipe brand for Old Virginia Tobacco Company. They were made by various makers. Sometimes the country of origin was stamped on the shank, and other times not. Gary Pesh, is the current president, and the company has been family owned and operated for 45 years (as of 2021), according to their website. [https://www.oldvatobacco.com/ovtc-history/] | '''PESH''' was the house pipe brand for Old Virginia Tobacco Company. They were made by various makers. Sometimes the country of origin was stamped on the shank, and other times not. Gary Pesh, is the current president, and the company has been family owned and operated for 45 years (as of 2021), according to their website. [https://www.oldvatobacco.com/ovtc-history/] | ||
We have the following example, which does not include an origin stamp. Thank to Ken St. Andre for his research on this. | We have the following example, which does not include an origin stamp. Thank to Ken St. Andre for his research on this. | ||
<gallery heights=200px widths=300px caption="Example and Nomenclature, courtesy Doug Valitchka"> | |||
File:Pesh01.jpg | File:Pesh01.jpg | ||
File:Pesh07.jpg | File:Pesh07.jpg | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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PESH was the house pipe brand for Old Virginia Tobacco Company. They were made by various makers. Sometimes the country of origin was stamped on the shank, and other times not. Gary Pesh, is the current president, and the company has been family owned and operated for 45 years (as of 2021), according to their website. [1]
We have the following example, which does not include an origin stamp. Thank to Ken St. Andre for his research on this.
- Example and Nomenclature, courtesy Doug Valitchka
