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Pipe
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Overview
Carved timber pipe with gumnut sized bowl with thick edges and showing evidence of tobacco still inside. Pipe comes apart and fixed with a hand carved screw.
Part A). Box (bowl) has a thin piece of wire around the end that screws in a small twist of the ends pointing down.
Part B). Slightly sculpted with the fitting end being carved quite thin then becoming wider. The mouthpiece is whittled down to a wedge in the hole only just visible.
Historical information
Manufactured briar pipe that had a broken stem which was fixed with a hand made bush-wood replacement.
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Registration number
cwa-org-37-2001.947
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