GL Pease Telegraph Hill in a J Alan sandblasted billiard
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IMPERIAL ITC (Imperial Tobacco Company) / IMPERIAL ITC and W.H (William Harrison) stamped on the mount with marks for Birmingham 1907
"The Imperial Company itself was formed in 1901 in response to an aggressive take over raid in Britain by American Tobacco and involved the pooling of tobacco retail outlets including closely related items such as briar pipes. In 1902 Imperial purchased the Salmon & Gluckstein retail empire, which included a section that finished briar pipes, originally made in France, for sale in Britain. It is this unit that became the fancy goods department within Imperial and, ultimately in 1921, the Civic Company. In 1928 Civic formed a key element in the merger with other producers and retailers that formed Cadogan Investments which still trades today."
(From the The Civic Company 1921 Price List)
+ W.O. Larsen SELECTED BLEND No. 30 DARK VIRGINIA:-
"The Imperial Company itself was formed in 1901 in response to an aggressive take over raid in Britain by American Tobacco and involved the pooling of tobacco retail outlets including closely related items such as briar pipes. In 1902 Imperial purchased the Salmon & Gluckstein retail empire, which included a section that finished briar pipes, originally made in France, for sale in Britain. It is this unit that became the fancy goods department within Imperial and, ultimately in 1921, the Civic Company. In 1928 Civic formed a key element in the merger with other producers and retailers that formed Cadogan Investments which still trades today."
(From the The Civic Company 1921 Price List)
+ W.O. Larsen SELECTED BLEND No. 30 DARK VIRGINIA:-
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