WebA single staved notation for droneless Cornish pipes Jun 2006 in Chanter 2006 Summer. This edition is from our archives, so it is presented as scanned pages rather than text. You may need to scroll to find the article you’re looking for. Read more ». WebBy the late 19th century, an ornately carved meerschaum pipe or cheroot holder was a status symbol for the men who smoked them in their clubs and book-lined studies. But by the end of World War I, fancy meerschaum pipes had been superseded by the clean, geometric look that would become Art Deco. During its heyday, from roughly the 1870s …

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