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Tavern Pipe aka Native American Indian Trade Pipe

Tavern Pipe aka Native American Indian Trade Pipe - Remains To Be Seen

Native American Indian Clay Trade Pipe, also known as a Kaolin Tavern French Fur Trade Pipe. Used by Early Settlers as trade pipes. These were often traded to the Indians by early White man, these two are from a North Eastern Ohio Collection. Lots of age and patinization. Approximately 3 inches long.

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