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[[File:Ken Ad 1946 Pop Mach.jpg|thumb|1946 Ad from Popular Mechanics]][[File:KEN Patent.jpg|thumb|KEN Patent]]'''KEN Brand Pipes''' are made by Prim Associates of America out of Chicago, Ill. The design is unique and somewhat complex and has a patent by Otto Turinsky. This patent was applied for in Dec. 1939 and granted in May 1941, Pat No 2,242,805. An ad in Popular Mechanics from 1946 shows the pipe costing $3.50 and shows Six Key features of the Ken Pipe along with a Money Back Guarantee! Stem is Lucite and the interior chamber contains various technical features to remove tar, moisture, burnt tongue and remove impurities. | [[File:Ken Ad 1946 Pop Mach.jpg|thumb|1946 Ad from Popular Mechanics]][[File:KEN Patent.jpg|thumb|KEN Patent]]'''KEN Brand Pipes''' are made by Prim Associates of America out of Chicago, Ill. The design is unique and somewhat complex and has a patent by Otto Turinsky.<ref>https://patents.google.com/patent/US2242805</ref> This patent was applied for in Dec. 1939 and granted in May 1941, Pat No 2,242,805. An ad in Popular Mechanics from 1946 shows the pipe costing $3.50 and shows Six Key features of the Ken Pipe along with a Money Back Guarantee! Stem is Lucite and the interior chamber contains various technical features to remove tar, moisture, burnt tongue and remove impurities. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:06, 19 December 2020
KEN Brand Pipes are made by Prim Associates of America out of Chicago, Ill. The design is unique and somewhat complex and has a patent by Otto Turinsky.[1] This patent was applied for in Dec. 1939 and granted in May 1941, Pat No 2,242,805. An ad in Popular Mechanics from 1946 shows the pipe costing $3.50 and shows Six Key features of the Ken Pipe along with a Money Back Guarantee! Stem is Lucite and the interior chamber contains various technical features to remove tar, moisture, burnt tongue and remove impurities.
Two examples, courtesy Doug Valitchka
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A couple more examples
