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    Pipe Identification Help

    Thanks for the article. I will take a look at old catalogs mentioned.
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    Pipe Identification Help

    After your clue, I found the Amsterdam Pipe Museum collection and their item APM21.174 is of similar shape and look. Their pipe was manufactured in Germany from 1820 to 1845 which fits my time frame.
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    Help Identifying Old Pipe

    Rustie, I had wondered if the pattern on the metal lid (image is posted with original posting) was some type of trademark for the manufacturer as it seemed to be an odd image to me? Thanks for your help.
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    Help Identifying Old Pipe

    While I am not currently a pipe smoker, I still instantly recognize the smell of Borkum Riff pipe tobacco which my grandfather used to smoke when I was a child. It is amazing how smells can bring back such memories. This past weekend while visiting my 93 year old mother, she brought out the old...
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    Pipe Identification Help

    While I am not currently a pipe smoker, I still instantly recognize the smell of Borkum Riff pipe tobacco which my grandfather used to smoke when I was a child. It is amazing how smells can bring back such memories. This past weekend while visiting my 93 year old mother, she brought out the...
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