some yearsago. It will be seen that both types aresomewhat rare, although Figure 1 occurs,perhaps, more frequently than Figure 3.There are not more than one or twospecimens, to my knowledge, of the samecharacter as Figure 3 in any of the mu-seums. In most effigy pipes, the figure isnicely rounded,… … FIGURE I. STONB PIPE, MADISONVILLE, O. Figure 2 comes from Romney, W. Va.,and is of clay. It is of long slender type,common to Western New York, and theSouth. Although built on the same gen-eral plan as Figure 1, it can hardly beplaced in the same class. It is the onlyclay pipe in the series…
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