Pipe

Tobacco pipe with nicotine catcher; the bark in this is soaked with nicotine; is smoked when the owner runs short of tobacco.

Long wooden pipe with a nicotine catcher; brown in color; bulbous end with opening; a type of plant fiber is stuffed in this opening; the main part of body is cylindrical and wrapped with a thin piece of copper wire; this is found in two places; in between the two places is a flattened piece of tin wrapped around the body of the pipe; far end of pipe is rounded and protruding from this is a conical shape of copper used as the bowl; the end of copper protrudes from the base of bowl; connected to this and extending outwards is the front of a piece of a wooden elongated slab; this piece is decorated with four copper tacks down each side, with three down the front side.