The Oshkosh Public Museum Pipe Collection
Pipe, Tomahawk
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| Object ID |
5161-T14 |
| Object Name |
Pipe, Tomahawk |
| Count |
1 |
| Description |
Wood stem with widely spaced file burn marks, applied stain, polish. Stem has triangular cross section; flat top, bulging then tapering sides and flat narrow base; one large perforation near mouth piece; triangular and zig-zag cuts on top near bowl-end and two large notches on base at bowl-end; carved cylindrical mouthpiece extends 2.2 cm beyond stem.
Pewter pipe-head has an elongate bowl with raised lip that has incised encircling chevrons; raised encircling band at base; unadorned haft; irregular flat diamond shaped blade with notches on edges near haft.
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| Material |
Metal/Wood |
| Dimensions |
H-2.2 L-52.3 cm |
| Other # |
55 |
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Last modified on: August 22, 2007
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