MM Hickory wood pipes

[Old Millwright]

I recently picked up two unsmoked MM pipes made from hickory. They have completely different stems from the ozark pipes I recently purchased. The stems are much sturdier. Does anyone know when these hickory pipes were made?

 

[TheIronMonkey]

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Cob Dating? :: Pipe Talk

No, I'm not taking my cob on a date... (mostly because I'm Damn near married to it now.) I acquired a cob in a batch of estate pipes a few months back, and it seems to be older. It has a longer shank and I was told it has a bakelite stem. It only had part of the sticker on it, but I'm wondering...

pipesmagazine.com

and this link might help:

Missouri Meerschaum -- Pipes : Logos & Markings

www.pipephil.eu

 

[Old Millwright]

This post

Cob Dating? :: Pipe Talk

No, I'm not taking my cob on a date... (mostly because I'm Damn near married to it now.) I acquired a cob in a batch of estate pipes a few months back, and it seems to be older. It has a longer shank and I was told it has a bakelite stem. It only had part of the sticker on it, but I'm wondering...

pipesmagazine.com

and this link might help:

Missouri Meerschaum -- Pipes : Logos & Markings

www.pipephil.eu

Thanks. Using that info I found that I have a MM cob from the post WW2 era maybe 1950's. It looks like a Legend model