CLAY PIPES FROM IRELAND, FOUND IN UNION CAMP

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Item Code: 282-390

These three made in Ireland clay pipes were recovered from the fire pits at the Union camp in Helena, Arkansas. Each pipe bowl has “DUBLIN” stamped on it. One pipe bowl has a shamrock and Irish harp stamped on the sides.   [SM]

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