Updated: May 08, 2012 The brand Chacom 
turned up (1934) after fusion of Chapuis-Comoy with La Bruyère.
Yves Grenard (†2012), second cousin of Pierre Comoy headed the company from 1971. He was responsible for Chapuis Comoy's recovering its independance from Comoy. His son Antoine Grenard took over the direction of the company in 2007.
Chacom is a brand of Cuty-Fort Entreprises (Jeantet, Vuillard, Jean Lacroix, Ropp ...).
Yves Grenard †
Antoine Grenard 2008
Une
Chacom volée
The lines names are displayed in alphabetic order.
Concorde
▲ (Left side) Chacom, Concorde
(Right side) Chapuis Comoy, Made in St Claude (In circle) France
(Right side) Chapuis Comoy, Made in St Claude (In circle) France
Note the similarity of the circular stamping "Made in St Claude France" with Comoy's "Made in London England".
Courbet
▲ (Left side) Chacom, Courbet
(Right side) A la Pipe du Nord, 24 Bd Magenta
(Underside) 815
(Right side) A la Pipe du Nord, 24 Bd Magenta
(Underside) 815
▲ Brass logo reserved for some higher quality lines.
On the right side, the tobacconist's customized stampings.
On the right side, the tobacconist's customized stampings.
Prestige
▲ (Left side) Chacom, Prestige (Underside) 294
The spampings with a bold and tailed "C" seem to have been aimed for export Chacom pipes. (to be confirmed)
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