My clay pipe collection.

[riverdiver]

Hi T-Net members,

Most of these are from rivers in New England and some are from lakes especially in the last 4 years.

Enjoy!

 

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[riverdiver]

More coming...photo #4 says oodstock pipe on the stem, I think it might have said Woodstock if the pipe was whole.

 

[riverdiver]

Many more to come...

 

[riverdiver]

These are like the energizer bunny...lol

Photo #2 has F W inscribed on it.
Photo #4 is an Irish pipe and has Home Rule on it.
Photo #5 has the number 43 on it.

 

[riverdiver]

More...

 

[riverdiver]

Sheesh...

 

[riverdiver]

Last 5, I promise.

Photo #1 & 2 are a Dutch pipe.

 

[riverdiver]

Thanks for looking, comments are appreciated especially if you collect pipes too.

 

[surf]

Hey Matt,

There's a load of nice ones. My absolute fave is that great Punchinello. Thanks for showing us.

That TD is a beauty, too. You are so fortunate to have found so many whole, or nearly so, examples.

Looks like you had some Irish in the wood pile.

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[riverdiver]

Thanks Surf, punchinello is my favorite too. Here are some bowls I somehow missed posting, and some other diving recovered smalls.

 

[surf]

Hey Matt,

There are, apparently, several issues of the Home Rule pipes. There are people, me not being one of them, that can closely date them.

 

[CoilyGirl]

I love the way the old pipes look,even the stems themselves can be pretty neat with their markings on them.Great collection you have there.My mister use to smoke a very ornate Meersham pipe I gave him one year for Christmas.

 

[G.A.P.metal]

Great pipes ...make me want to have a good smoke...thanks for shearing .
Gary

 

[Guest 1551]

That is a awesome collection!! I love tavern pipes!

 

[bravowhiskey]

outstanding collection. while I am not a collector of pipes I can sure appreciate them. What is the function of the small protuberance on the bottom of many bowls/stems?
thanks for the show.

bravo

 

[collector01]

Awesome collection! especially since you found it all. I've found plenty of pieces but no intact ones - yet. Except for some mid 1800s pipes.

 

[jwarner51]

I have just recently found a very old pipe I'll have to post pictures on here.

 

[Indian Steve]

Cool Pipes! I have been collecting pipes since I was 12 {I am 60 now}and started digging pottery dumps in Mogadore Ohio. Your boot pipe is from Mogadore and dates 1880 to 1900. I dug over 18,000 pipes there over the years and have 160+ different types in my collection.

 

[riverdiver]

Thanks Indian Steve! I'll have to research Mogadore Ohio pipes now that I have the lead. I took a year off from diving to try land detecting, ATVing and hunting but I hate ticks so back to the rivers for me and my beloved pipes!
ill be posting more as soon as the snow goes...

 

[Goldenplug]

Nice!!!