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Identification Help
Yes, Many thanks to Greeneyes!!! And yes, I'm sure you all can understand why the confusion on our end because of the resemblance to the last name. Plus the engraving of "Schulte's" is of such poor quality (compared to the other marks) that we assumed it couldn't have been from the...- MamaR
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- Forum: Pipe Smoking Basics & Beginner Questions
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Identification Help
OOOOOHHHHH. See ... This is why I needed this group. That makes much more sense!! Both my father and grandfather grew up and did business in the Philly/New York area, so a shop in Jersey makes that Pipedia page just a bit helpful. THANK YOU!!!- MamaR
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- Forum: Pipe Smoking Basics & Beginner Questions
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Identification Help
LOL. Thank you for your replies! You both state FACTS. And I 100% agree about the engraving and family history. To add to the story, we had never known either my dad or my grandfather to smoke a pipe, so assuming that it was a gift that missed the mark (not only in the engraving, btw), hence...- MamaR
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- Forum: Pipe Smoking Basics & Beginner Questions
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Identification Help
Hello. Sorry to bother everyone, but I am hoping for assistance. My mom passed late last year and we found this pipe among her belongings. Although it was in a Kaywoodie box, it shows none of the typical markings (cloverleaf) of that brand (the stem has no markings at all). The shank has...- MamaR
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