Jim Murphy has accomplihsed more than that on clay pipes:
Murphy, James L.
1967 Reed Stem Tobacco Pipes from Point Pleasant, Clermont County, Ohio.
Northeast Historical Archaeology 5(1-2):12-27.
1974 Nineteenth Century Reed-stem Tobacco Pipes from the Mogadore,
Ohio, Dump.
Pennsylvania Archaeologist. 44(4): 52-60.
1974 Provenience of Seven Reed Stem Pipes From Fort Union, New Mexico.
The Kiva 39(3-4):247-251.
1975 Another Pamplin Pipe Variety. Quarterly Bulletin of the
Archeological Society
of Virginia 30(1):26-29. (September)
1976a Reed Stem Tobacco Pipes from Point Pleasant, Clermont County, Ohio.
Northeast Historical Archaeology 5(1-2):12-27.
1976b "Cresthull" Reed Stem Tobacco Pipes. The Chesopiean 14(1-2):11-16.
1978 Shaker Reed Stem Tobacco Pipes. Pennsylvania Archaeologist
48(1-2)48-52.
1980 Additional Reed Stem Smoking Pipes from Summit County, Ohio.
The Chesopiean 18(1-2)16-31.
1985 Clay Tobacco Pipes from the Tom Peterson Site (33CT390),
Clermont County,
Ohio. Proceedings of the Symposium on Ohio Valley Urban and Historic
Archaeology. 3: 61-71.
1986a Two Tobacco Pipe Molds From the Collection of the Ohio
Historical Society.
Historic Clay Tobacco Pipe Studies 3:53-56.
1986b Tobacco Pipe Fragments from Schoenbrunn, Tuscarawas County, Ohio.
Historic Clay Tobacco Pipe Studies 3:65-68.
Murphy, James L., and Kurt Reich
1973 Mold Marks on Mogadore, Ohio, Reed Stem Tobacco Pipes.
Quarterly Bulletin of the Archeological Society of Virginia
28(2):94-96.
1974 Nineteenth Century Reed-Stem Tobacco Pipes From the Mogadore,
Ohio, Dump.
Pennsylvania Archaeologist 44(4):52-60.
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On Fri, Aug 20, 2010 at 3:31 PM, Lyle E. Browning <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Sudbury, Heite and Murphy have published Pamplin material in the Arch. Soc. of VA Quarterly Bulletin, listed below.
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> Also, WPA recorded three pipe factories in Powhatan County, VA, west of Richmond, but whether they produced pipe or Tobacco Pipes is at present not definitively known.
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> Sudbury, Byron 1979 A Dated Pamplin, Virginia, Pipe. Vol. 33.3:109-117
> Sudbury, Byron 1978 Additional Comments On The History Of The Pamplin Area Clay Tobacco Pipe Industry. Vol. 33.2:65-69
> Sudbury, Byron 1977 History Of The Pamplin Area Tobacco Pipe Industry. Vol. 32.2:1-35
> Sudbury, Byron 1977 Another Pamplin Clay Tobacco Pipe Mold. Vol. 31.3:133-135
> Murphy, James L. 1975 Another Pamplin Pipe Variety. Vol. 30.1:26-29
> Sudbury, Byron 1975 A Description And Comparison Of Pamplin And Mogadore Hexagonal Stemmed Milled Chesterfield Pipes. Vol. 30.1:18-25
> Heite, Edward F. 1972 A Collection Of Pamplin Pipes At Appomattox Old Courthouse. Vol. 26.4:211-212
> Heite, Edward F. 1971 Pipes From The Pamplin Factory In Appomattox County, Virginia. Vol. 25.3:195-196
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> Lyle E. Browning, RPA
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