Cachet Maker E A Peake

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Edward A. Peake (1912-2004), USCS #646, was and original member of Battleship Oregon Chapter #22. He was the exchange manager in 1934. Besides assisting with chapter covers, he also did a few cachets himself. Not much is known of his cachet work, but they often were hand drawn and colored. Probably only a handful few of each were produced. Sometimes the name of William Ormandy is listed with cachets that Peake sponsored. Ormandy was not a USCS member--probably someone who lived in the Portland, Oregon area. Peake was a long time postal employee, and a WWII army veteran. He died in 2004, probably the last living member of the old Battleship Oregon Chapter.


Cachets should be listed in chronological order based on earliest known usage. Use the postmark date or best guess. This applies to add-on cachets as well.


 

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Close-Up Image
Thumbnail Link
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Cover Front Image
Thumbnail Link
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or Back Image
Postmark Date
Postmark Type
Killer Bar Text
Ship
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Category


 

1935-04-23
Locy Type F   (USCS Illustration W-23)
USS Whipple AG-117

Category

Notes:


 

1935-07-04
Locy Type 5hks (C)
"INDEPENDENCE / DAY"
USS Langley CV-1

Independence Day

Cachet artist - William Ormandy
Bruce D. Liddell collection


 

1935-07-04
Locy Type 5hks
USS Dallas DD-199

Independence Day

Notes: Cachet Makers: E A Peake and William Ormandy


 

1935-07-27
Locy Type 5hks
SEATTLE / WASH
USS Nevada BB-36

Category

Notes: Cachet Makers: E A Peake and Ronald E Greenwood


 

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1936-03-11
Locy Type 3 (BC-TTB)
"20th / ANNIVERSARY"
USS Nevada BB-36

20th Anniversary

Cachet by E. A. Peake. From the Tom Kean collection.

 


 

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