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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 6 (1884) (1884)

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enchant every passionate smoker. We see there season, appears to be lesscomfortable for that of wiater, which is sometimes severe at Geneva. The walls then the Dublin pipe of amber and meerschaum, the Albert, the see. At any rate, apart from all theology, and takiug only Rigolbouche, the Irish, and… … Amber is distinguished by the shank or shaft of the its remarkably fine color, and like meerschaum it is turned on the lathe, filed, cut, and sawed, and from this expensive that a marrow bone was well and admirably designed. secondly, the end of the bone.next the joint appeared on material…

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