Artifacts from the 1866 Shipwreck “Baltic”

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• Civil War Clay Smoking Pipes 1865-1866

Pipes being shipped to the soldiers waiting at the port of Galveston Texas to be mustered out of the Army at the end of the Civil War.

Handmade Reed Stem Clay Smoking Pipes 1865-1866

Manufactured in Pamplin Depot, Virginia USA