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This page still needs more work to improve grammar, spelling, and overall coherence. At current, the page does not follow a clear and concise timeline of events, which may lead to some confusion to a reader. - | == Work in Progress == | ||
This page still needs more work to improve grammar, spelling, and overall coherence. At current, the page does not follow a clear and concise timeline of events, which may lead to some confusion to a reader. --[[User:Rondyr|Rondyr]] | |||
: Thanks for your work on this! It's much improved. Please feel free to re-arrange it to be less confusing. --[[User:Sethile|sethile]] 09:46, 28 November 2012 (CST) | |||
== Kind of wood? == | |||
Would like to know what kind of wood that Dr. Grabow's pipe bows are made of. --[[User:Taztime|Taztime]] | |||
: Most have been made from [[Briar]], although I remember hearing they used [[Mission Briar]] during the years of World War II when traditional briar was difficult to get. Mission briar was likely the top root section of the Manzanita tree, much like traditional briar is the top root section of the heath tree (Erica arborea). They also made metal pipes with briar bowls at one point. More info here on [[Dr. Grabow]], although the article does not expand on the materials they have used over the years that much. All the best --[[User:Sethile|sethile]] ([[User talk:Sethile|talk]]) 15:35, 23 May 2013 (UTC) | |||