Calumet tobacco pipe

Made:
1815-1820 in Canada
maker:
Ojibway people

Calumet tobacco pipe, stem only, probably Ojibway, Northern Woodlands, Canadian, 1815-1820

Details

Category:
Ethnography and Folk Medicine
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A29000
Materials:
wood
Measurements:
length 995 mm
height 78 mm
width 16 mm
type:
tobacco pipes
credit:
Wellcome Trust (Purchased from Stevens)

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