Does Anyone Have any Info?

[SnowmanKPT]

Hey gang,
I just remembered that I had this corncob pipe sitting around. (I had purchased it in a thrift shop as part of a Hillbilly Halloween costume.) Anyway, now that I'm starting in this hobby, I decided to clean it up and smoke it. However, I can't really find any info on it. Can any of you help out? Do any of you own/ smoke one or something similar?
Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Pooh-Bah]

All I know is that I'm impressed to see a corncob that doesn't have the name Missouri Meerschaum on it.

 

[ofafeather]

https://pipedia.org/images/d/da/Phoenixcobhistory.pdf

 

[Waning Embers]

All I know is that I'm impressed to see a corncob that doesn't have the name Missouri Meerschaum on it.

Lots of them about. I won't own an MM.

 

[SnowmanKPT]

Lots of them about. I won't own an MM.
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Interesting, I can't recall ever seeing colored corncob pipes. looks like it's been filed in tabasco sauce. Might make for a 'spicy' smoke!

 

[Waning Embers]

Interesting, I can't recall ever seeing colored corncob pipes. looks like it's been filed in tabasco sauce. Might make for a 'spicy' smoke!

Sandblasted briar shank with medium brown stain on an unfinished corn cob bowl. It's dedicated to Yoshimi's Out Shine.

 

[Elric]

An appropriate tale for such a pipe.

Mince Pie by Christopher Morley: A Message for Boonville

 

[SnowmanKPT]

An appropriate tale for such a pipe.

Mince Pie by Christopher Morley: A Message for Boonville

Thanks for sharing.

 

[anotherbob]

I know I prefer the reed stem to the plastic for cobs.

 

[Zamora]

All I know is that I'm impressed to see a corncob that doesn't have the name Missouri Meerschaum on it.

I've seen a few in antique shops, there used to be a few brands but MM is the only one that survives other than guys who do custom jobs