Blog by Dal Stanton
The Beldor Studio on my worktable now came to me from what I call the French Lot of 50. I was tipped off by a fellow pipe man friend in Romania who acquired a L. J. Peretti Oom Paul from me. He saw 5 different lots of pipes on the French eBay auction block and sent me a note. My thinking is that one of the Lots might be a good addition to my online collection, For “Pipe Dreamers” Only!, where pipes may be commissioned by those who can see the potential of unrestored pipes. The different lots were from the same seller in Paris and his approach to selling these lots was like throwing bloody chum in shark infested waters! Each lot was in a pile of pipes with different angles of the pile pictured in the lot’s listing. Studying each of the piles…
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