18. 5 1/2” Historic Pipe. Montana. Faceted.

5 1/2" Heron Pipe. Great Lakes Region. Historic, Iroquois type. Finely polished, very fine condition. Ex-Bud Patton, Hubert Wachtel

8 5/8" x 4 1/2" Late Historic T Handled Pipe Authentic Native American Artifact

2 1/2" Historic Pipe, LaPorte Co. IN, Native American Artifact

4 1/2" Historic Catlinite Pipe found in Jackson Co. Missouri, Authentic Native American Artifact, Arrowhead

3 1/2" Historic Parakeet Pipe. Southeastern US. Well made, yellow hardstone with some light pressure cracking. Early 1900's. Ex-Larry Swann

5 1/2" Iroquois pipe with restored stem EX. Sam Wasion Collection Authentic Native American Artifact

Carved slate 'corncob' style pipe with excellent use wear inside the bowl. Old collection # 8317.

2" x 1 1/2" Late Historic Pipe found in Northern Maine

Out of the Robert Warrenberg Collection Collected from the mid to late 1900’s

1 1/2" historic trade pipe with molded face

5 1/2" Trade Pipe With Face

1 1/2" Historic Trade Pipe With Engraved Face

2 1/2" Historic Trade Pipe

Nice example in fired clay from Linn Co., Missouri. Broken in two places and glued.

Good verity of trade pipes from the Russel Heindselman Collection.

39” x 5 ½” beaded pipe bag, Plains, quilled panel, beaded edge and rim, some stiffness

5 1/8" Historic Frog Pipe. Highly developed pottery piece from old New Jersey collection. Found in Foul Rift, NJ

2 1/2" Early Historic Steatite Pipe. Eastern TN. Very good condition. Ex-Tom Davis

3 1/4" x 1 1/2" Catlinite Late Historic Pipe, Ex Dan Harris, Saline Co, Missouri

6 1/2" HISTORIC ERA METAL PIPE WITH WOODEN LEATHER WRAPPED STEM, COMES WITH A VERY NICE MUSEUM DISPLAY STAND, NICE PLAINS INDIAN RELIC

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5 1/2" Hawk Effigy Pipe. Steatite with rounded body and square bowl. Very good condition, small chipping to feet. Tourist trade Cherokee pipe

2 1/2" Historic Steatite Elbow Pipe. TN. Steatite. Good condition. Ex-Ragusa

Grouping of 5 Historic Clay Trade Pipes Ex. Thunderbird Native American Museum NJ,Dorothy Middleton Nelson was the founder, curator and proprietor of the Thunderbird Museum on Mt. Laurel Road during t