Broken pipe??

[Woodland Detectors]

Hunting an old field yesterday I found this. One of the locals thought it could be an old pipe piece. What do you think??

 

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[Cynangyl]

looks like it could be....sure is intersting looking. Most of the old pipes I saw were made out of different material then metal...definitely an interesting find....surely someone will come along with an "it is" for ya! lol

 

[seger98]

What do you think the material is that it is made of?

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Ok, I should have checked my suspicion before I posted this. When you hunt all day sometime we put these things in our pockets not remembering that when these pop out it wasnt the tone we were digging. I just turned on "sir Etrac" and, no tone. must be clay!~ sorry....

 

[taz42o]

I believe that is part of a pipe. I looked at the inside of the ones I have and that is just what the hole looks like between bowl and stem. Here is a good link about them maybe you can match it to one. I think also the stem part of yours may have a piece broke off so it may have had a ring shape going around the end of the stem. Mine have mold seams top and bottom that go around the edge of the stem part.

http://anthromuseum.missouri.edu/minigalleries/pamplinpipes/pamplinpipes.shtml

 

[taz42o]

Here's a couple really bad pics of one I have.. It was found in an old drug store in Ohio several years ago, never used... have heard these called Trade Pipes before?
Don

Is that the original stem? If so how long is it?

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Ok, are we chalking this one up as an Indian artifact?

 

[BuckleBoy]

It is most certainly a broken piece of a colonial era pipe. Trade pipe, perhaps, yes.



-Buckles

 

[taz42o]

Here's a couple really bad pics of one I have.. It was found in an old drug store in Ohio several years ago, never used... have heard these called Trade Pipes before?
Don

Is that the original stem? If so how long is it?

It's the original, it's 8" long ,wood. many years ago my home town had a Urban Renewal project. Thats where they go in and tear down all the historic buildings and put in low income housing. Friend of mine found a cigar box full of these in the bottom of a drug store and gave me this one
J-G

Thanks, that is very cool I have never seen one with stem.

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Good info thanks guys

 

[Itownguy]

Hey just-geese, What drug store were the pipes found in I dug this pipe out of the river bank just a few days ago while digging for bottles.

itownguy.