1807 SLAVERY & ABOLITION. Wedgewood Clay Abolitionist Anti-Slavery Pipe. Commentary Very good in attractive full

Very good in attractive full red pebble morocco binding with raised bands and gold embossing to spine and boards

and is critical of Southern leadership for having capitulated to the North

Sangharakshita and Sachin is mentioned dozens of times in Sangharakshita’s Buddhism alone

He was preaching in Walnut Springs in 1854

Dated and signed by Bloodgood Cutter

1807 SLAVERY & ABOLITION. Wedgewood Clay Abolitionist Anti-Slavery Pipe. Commentary Very good in attractive fullA very rare survivor, very similar in condition and certainly the same production as that catalogued by the British Museum collection as below. These are exceptionally rare survivors as they were fragile, by nature of the pipe construction and shape and its' being composed of clay, and by the fact of their everyday usage. We trace no examples in the trade. From the British Museum: "Clay tobacco pipe bowl, incomplete with damaged spur. Moulded in