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pipes
- Thread starter raw-dawg
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You can probably find out more b googling that.
I am familiar with a lot of clay pipes but not anything that looks like yours. They looked fired. Are they a "trade" item say for indians?
Nice finds.
HH
1859
One reference. to size and age. by pipe bore diameter. http://keyschool.org/londontown/Pages/Pages/pipe.html
I am familiar with a lot of clay pipes but not anything that looks like yours. They looked fired. Are they a "trade" item say for indians?
Nice finds.
HH
1859
One reference. to size and age. by pipe bore diameter. http://keyschool.org/londontown/Pages/Pages/pipe.html
thanks for the info i dont know but they were down about 4 feet alone with many brass flat buttons and a arrowhead and a va state seal button with silver wash in real good shape alone with a lot of pcs of plate and bowl frags and a lot of white pipe stems and many chicken bones a pcs of steel cooking pot. will send picture
