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,i \* i\ ! * i I i Fields% Mrs!r'IIMusserauffer,. C\ CII tonoredw**r at I r. a nlt;i6 Bis andnn«itn»l ungetauffert Trovar»nI. 4Frt'd i Mrsy, Or-M mes«*, HavCds *»naii'lH J\lt;i * *? r1* cii redlldrt rdinneio MrsTrukenbrocTs Pipe Collection PlocesHigh Emphasis onIMan/Best Friend/i SUpipeI accord i. ii ii £*•% * •n the I. .g to thf fu i f Isibest di 'piavandfromlateson, Th*shapes, arc shown Those arc th private collection of theW F Trukenbrod and hisWill jam F Ti ukenbrod.collection wa- started in{v the chirr Trukonbr d whocii joyedsmoking a mood pipe andalways hail good pi pias he kept the)1 le valued by tobacco salesmen u**1 -i at SL‘50 lt;)t: a trip back to Viennathe ccntci ol Meerschaum pipe manu.acture, a pipe carver friend of Eiffert made this pipe It is-aid to be a splendid likeness ol the man and was copied from a I hotographMore than 4a v ars old is a to-lip-shaped bowl with the image ol,i v, man * ii the side.in the* glass cos i et on the nos*w i i: 1 ce* meA hobo gaveth.s to the late SleviSchaad ini xclange t * r a nights lodging Inturn Mr Schaad. a cigar-smokcr,traded with the Trukenbrods b»ra box of cigarsThe? biggest pipe in the collection is a man s house pipe moreeasily smoked b\ sotting it onllooi beside the chair It h.tinca ii!i‘ k i lt;* air i m^ 1 .ib. . ■■■, an y/lk1!a - :t\\nna1 lt;i ik int hi- fonctnevs forin lt;? 111* * ol lectioni, both to the* latherand his son Qnlv ,j \lt; r\ feve have oil purt hased outr ightOne ot t he t irst ,« id* d to the* collection was a lt;mar holder, showing lour horses and a train it. ,i cigar holder for th*1 Trukenbrod collectionDawes IMpeWawhite, itstand-up act Originally is delicately and richlyMamed by cigar smoke.Bears Liffrrt LikenessAll i tin* pipe- have a lot of • ntm cuts attached to th m tor it stam o. the one w ith a rlt; ph« .* 1lo: mcr New Glarus school iihrr, C A Eiffert, who builttici w.ii I brought the Dawespipe wheie smoke* followed through threads to make a vcm cool smoke but which needed a lot ot cleaning The forerunner lt;l the Dawes pip-* is a 1-piece a,lair made on the same principleOne Meerschaum has a 9-inchb:tth** sun dial in the court house n. i k The lat Mr Trukenbrodhad befrn nded bun rnanv tunc--i! gratitude m*lt; lt;*ived thisi beautiful amber Often the pocks found in amber are something which was m th** resin, before it was transformed Amber isI.. id* ta*d lt;r petrified r sin. ages■ Id. and jtcrfect specimens ot pre-historical buvs are often found m*amber deposits.A German inscription in a poi-briar pipes with gold and -ilver filigree, /eppclin pip named andshaped after the /cppelu ( -pcbowls with carved lion's headtho Hindu man complete ,» oh1st** lik board and f**z and the dancing couple, the woman with the flaring long dress and the man in coat-tails, extremely hfe-nkeWill:.on E Trukenbrod has added a out 75, or half lt;•! the pipe*', t tin* original coll etion of his father Evervone he has collect*' I he has also smoked and his father did the sameWhat amuses Mr Trukenbrod the most i- that more won* n than men stop to ga/e at the collet turnand make comment onitc lain pipe bowl warns “what'sis peri -dually shown it the pb.umacvM i - J a tit? Dola i r Alon/o Shar**, Mr a Pick* tt Mi. AddleMr. and i Mrs BriggMrsSaman*daughter, Donna Joy. to Calvin Stauffer, son of Mr. and Mrs Fred Stauffer Montuello The weddingVA Representative to• *Be in Monroe Nov. 7is deia mav b* nectionpipes tosmokeAGr****n countv rlt;‘sidlt;‘nt f*undhorn hit and end with a *1 crl xceptionallya l) \**cc *»( amber whil *n a \ isitseen** painted * n the howli business^ Ot'T-P.1')Orto (lermaiiN and had it mountedTlt'ii there are mans othersFCU5OnfacCa
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin, US
Tue, Nov 05, 1946
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