CJ, Down in Cajun Country
Well, doesn't say too much, other than I guess the website no longer
exists? who's bytor.com? and no mention of Bray anywhere...
Thanks for the info, G.
Cheers!
-Allen
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May 2001
"CJ Brooks" <broo...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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A while ago, I tried both to email Stephen, and called him. As he didn't
reply to either message, I was left to assume that he's out of the clay
pipe business. It's a real shame, too, as his pipes were exceptional and
kept an old tradition of rolled rather than the common slip-cast method
of clay pipe production alive. To my knowledge, no one else is doing
this.
If you get any additional information, please share it here.
-glp
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"CJ Brooks" <broo...@bellsouth.net> wrote in
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> Thanks for the information. I'll try and
> contact him by email and snail mail and see what
> happens. I am interested in learning the trade
> and was hoping to take a look at his work and
> talk to him about his techniques. If he is
> willing to share them. My wife's hobby is
> pottery and I would like to capitalize on the
> access to a kiln and other supplies she has.
> I'm trying to learn as much as I can about
> making clay pipes and the making of moulds for
> them before I get started. It's a shame if we
> have lost such a great resource for whatever
> reason.