Meersonaum pipe
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Antique meerschaums are out of my line. It's obvious they are very old and I would think they have some value. Don't be in a hurry to sell them. Do your homework first. 
The first one is a cigar or cigarette holder.
The third is missing the stem so it probably won't fetch much value.
The second looks complete but it looks like #2 & #3 have their cases switched.
I typically see ones similar in size and condition to the first and third go for $50-$75. Sometimes more but not very often.
I've paid as little as $20 for antique meerschaum pipes with missing/broken stems.
Hope that helps.
The third is missing the stem so it probably won't fetch much value.
The second looks complete but it looks like #2 & #3 have their cases switched.
I typically see ones similar in size and condition to the first and third go for $50-$75. Sometimes more but not very often.
I've paid as little as $20 for antique meerschaum pipes with missing/broken stems.
Hope that helps.
I think they all look like cigar holders. Which while old... There are lots of them around.
They are cheroot holders. Probably from around 1900. I would put a value of $50-60 on them.
Nope. Not really into pseudo religious military organization. Beside, my teachers were Jewish, and I rather respect them.
Looking forward to the annual Cigar and Whisky Dinner in a few weeks.
Most attendees will be wearing the club fez. And a few their smoking jackets.
Always a fun night.
Surprising the number of ladies attending, not just as partners, but full cigar smoking members.
Did hang around with Shriners for many years. Not as a member. I was in their pipe band for almost 10 years or so. That meant going to their temple for weekly practice and part take from their beer cache. Joining all their parades and drinking more of their beer. Going to Highland games and drinking their beer plus whiskey. Those were fun times. Most other guys were much older than me. All of 'em were WWII vets. Miss those guys.