Advertised in 1872 as the "C.D. -- Common Clay Pipe", the "cheapest pipe in existence" on page 9 of George Zorn & Co., Fifth Edith Merchandizing Catalogue, Philadelphia
Smoking Pipe
Ribbed pillar-molded pipe bowl
Fragment
Bowl
Manhattan, City Hall Park, South of Chambers Street and East of Broadway between City Hall and Tweed Court House
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Thousands of artifacts were excavated from what was once the kitchen of New York City's first municipal Almshouse. This collection represents one of the few almshouse grounds to have been excavated by archaeologists in the United States. The site ...
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20th century
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