Thanks Amanda,

I'll have a look at Bradley when I can find a copy


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Gary Vines




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Subject: Re: Clay Tobacco Pipe

Charles S. Bradley's article entitled Smoking Pipes for the Archaeologist (page
118) list several English pipe makers including John Williams of London
(1828-1842) and William Williams of London (1823-1864). 


Here is the full citation: 

Bradley, Charles S. 
2000    Smoking Pipes for the Archaeologist in Studies in Material Culture Research. Karlis Karklins, ed. Society for Historical             

            Arcaheology. California, Pennsylvania.  

Hope this is helpful :) 

Amanda Haught
Laboratory Director
CH2M HILL



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Sent: Tue, August 24, 2010 7:45:32 PM
Subject: Clay Tobacco Pipe

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Recovered from house site in Williamstown, Victoria, Australia, from demolition rubble of chimney dated 1840s-60s. Clay pipe marked "Williams" on one side of stem and "London" on the other. 

Can anyone help with a source for the manufacturer and possible date range?

Thankyou in anticipation

Gary Vines