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The stampings on the silver bands are "faux" hallmarks and are just decorative symbols of Ireland ... a Shamrock,a wolfhound ,  
The stampings on the silver bands are "faux" hallmarks and are just decorative symbols of Ireland ... a Shamrock,a wolfhound ,  
and a castle or tower.<br>
and a castle or tower.
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In regard to the silver and nickel markings of this period,well nu-ff said,it is a blooming minefield!<br>
In regard to the silver and nickel markings of this period,well nu-ff said,it is a blooming minefield!<br>
Hallmarks are only required on precious metals not nickel. Also a pipe made in England must meet English requirements which  
Hallmarks are only required on precious metals not nickel. Also a pipe made in England must meet English requirements which  
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On the faux "hallmarks" v Dublin silver hallmarks. There are many Peterson pipes with sterling silver bands that do not have  
On the faux "hallmarks" v Dublin silver hallmarks. There are many Peterson pipes with sterling silver bands that do not have  
hallmarks though, even some in the Premier and Deluxe grades.
hallmarks though, even some in the Premier and Deluxe grades.
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<gallery widths=300 Heights=250 caption="Peterson's London & Dublin Special Two-Pipe Set Made in London ca. 1947, Courtesy Dennis Dreyer Collection">
File:PeteD&L04.jpg|<center>Two-Pipe Set</center>
File:PeteD&L05.jpg|<center>Shape 493</center>
File:PeteD&L06.jpg|<center>Shape 80s</center>
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<gallery widths=400 Heights=350 caption="Peterson's Dublin & London Deluxe Two-Pipe Set Made in Dublin ca. 1947 (non-hallmarked sterling mounts), Courtesy Dennis Dreyer Collection">
File:PeteD&L01.jpg|Two-Pipe Set
File:PeteD&L02.jpg|Tapered Stemmed Pipe
File:PeteD&L03.jpg|Saddle Stemmed Pipe
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===Republic Era Pipes===
===Republic Era Pipes===
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