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At least some Texaco pipes were made by [[LHS]] Sterncraft, presumably for Texaco, Inc. As evidenced by the following example:
At least some Texaco pipes were made by [[LHS]] Sterncraft, presumably for Texaco, Inc. As evidenced by the following example:
   
   
<gallery widths=400 heights=300 caption="LHS made TEXACO with original packaging from an eBay listing">
<gallery widths=480 heights=315 caption="LHS made TEXACO with original packaging from an eBay listing">
File:Texaco1.jpg
File:Texaco1.jpg
File:Texaco2.jpg
File:Texaco2.jpg
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The Texaco pipe usually has nomenclature with the labels "Texaco", capitalized, and "Imported Briar" on it's side. Drinkless Mechanisms, or "stingers" were introduced around 1927 and have slowly stopped being produced since around 1964. That would date the following example somewhere in that era.
The Texaco pipe usually has nomenclature with the labels "Texaco", capitalized, and "Imported Briar" on it's side. Drinkless Mechanisms, or "stingers" were introduced around 1927 and have slowly stopped being produced since around 1964. That would date the following example somewhere in that era.


<gallery widths=250 heights=185 caption="Example and details, from an eBay listing">
<gallery widths=400 heights=200 caption="Example and details, from an eBay listing">
TexacoA01.jpg
TexacoA01.jpg
TexacoA02.jpg
TexacoA02.jpg
TexacoA03.jpg
TexacoA03.jpg
</gallery>
<gallery widths=400 heights=200 caption="Example and details, from an eBay listing">
TexacoRoot01.jpg
TexacoRoot01.jpg
TexacoRoot02.jpg
TexacoRoot02.jpg