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<gallery widths=300 heights=300 caption="1946 Princeton Class Pipe, a [[Wally Frank]] 'The Bowler', courtesy Brian Robertson collection"> | |||
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[[File:1914Cornell1911Glokar.jpg|thumb|1914 Conrell University Class Pipe, which is a 1911 [[BBB]] Glokar, courtesy Brian Robertson]]<gallery widths=300 heights=300 caption="A 1911 [[BBB]] Glokar inlayed as a 1914 Cornell Class University Pipe. Apparently the student purchased the pipe during his freshman year. While freshmen could purchase class pipes, they could not smoke them until their sophomore year. Courtesy Brian Robertson collection"> | |||
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<gallery widths=300 heights=300 caption="1923 University of Wisconsin Class Pipe, a [[BBB]] 'Own Make' Ultonia. Courtesy Brian Robertson collection"> | |||
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=== Fraternity Pipes === | |||
=== Fraternity Pipes === | === Fraternity Pipes === | ||
[[File:BBBGlokarATOmega6.jpg|thumb|500px|1910 [[BBB]] Glokar Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity pipe and information, courtesy Brian Robertson collection]]<gallery widths=250 heights=250 caption="In addition to Class Pipes, there also came to be Fraternity pipes, as can be seen by this Alpha Tau Omega example, courtesy Brian Robertson collection"> | [[File:BBBGlokarATOmega6.jpg|thumb|500px|1910 [[BBB]] Glokar Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity pipe and information, courtesy Brian Robertson collection]]<gallery widths=250 heights=250 caption="In addition to Class Pipes, there also came to be Fraternity pipes, as can be seen by this Alpha Tau Omega example, courtesy Brian Robertson collection"> | ||
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<gallery widths=300 heights=300 caption="Alph Epsilon Lamda Amateur Carved Fraternity Pipe, a circa 1940s [[Kaufmann Bros. & Bondy]] [[Yello-Bole]]. Courtesy Brian Robertson Collection"> | |||
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'''Note:''' Introduced in the 1940's, the Stembiter model featured a beveled area in front of the stem button with a hole that went all the way through the twin bore stem. The feature was touted to end "stem chewing", and in their ads targeted smokers with "strong teeth" | |||