On Sunday I visited R.J. Clarke Tobacconist here in Vancouver and he gave me a bag of tobacco literature. There are catalogues, brochures, flyers, inserts and letters from suppliers. There is some pretty interesting memorabilia in the bag. I am scanning the documents and will be posting them here on the blog to give them a wide audience. The first of these is an older Julius Vesz catalogue. I have several of Julius’ pipes and enjoy them. They smoke cool and dry. So this was a great addition to the information I have on the pipes. I thought I would share it with you all. Enjoy the brochure.
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Wow, an artisan with their own catalog! (you may have spelled it incorrectly….). One thing is for sure, I’m definitely not individualistic enough to own that horn/plateau pipe!
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LOL! Catalogue is the Canadian way of spelling things vs. the catalog which is American. Never know though Al. Julius did some interesting pipes but I am with on the horn/plateau
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