Clay pipes that I have found.

[Mich. Wolverine]

These are some of the clay pipes and bowls from the last 20 years. I usually find one or two a year and thought you might like to see them. I you have any post them.

Wolverine.

 

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[Mike from MI]

Very nice collection!

 

[Old Dog]

Very nice indeed !

 

[Brentallica]

Very cool. Love the detail on some of them.

 

[BandB1]

Very cool finds.!

Just wondering, were those found during the course of metal detecting? Or were

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you specifically looking for them?

Good luck,
HH.

 

[Michiganne]

Just wondering, were those found during the course of metal detecting? Or were

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you specifically looking for them?

Yeah, what he said. Dump digging finds, in the river, or while MDing? Very sweet! Any chance you could show a close-up of the one with the man on it? Can you date them roughly? I bet you were pumped to find that one whole.

Thanks for posting!

 

[Mich. Wolverine]

The pipes are from 1850's to the turn of the century. There is one that I'm not sure about and could be older. There's about 8 of them that have the initials T.D. on them and I think that maker was in Detroit. I'll have to look it up again to find out because I can't remember right now. I have found a few at excavation sites but most were found in the river. When you find them in the river they have some weight to them and after they dry out in a couple of days they are as light as a feather. None of the pipes are whole. The one with the longest stem is probally half it's original size.

Wolverine.

 

[fistfulladirt]

Nice collection of pipes! The small nubs beneath the bowl, those must be standoffs to keep the pipe upright? Wonder why so many were found in the river? ffd

 

[Giant056]

Neat clay pipes for sure

 

[Aquila]

Nice collection!

 

[tsabeach]

Pretty cool collection