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In this situation '''Giannino Spadoni''', an Italian businessman already commercially connected with Mastro de Paja, became something of a sheet anchor for the beleaguered company. Starting around 1982 he had the highly esteemed design pipe, '''Fiamma di Re''', manufactured by Mastro de Paja. Additionally the Contessa, a favorable bargain pipe, was also made for him. The Fiamma di Re quietly disappeared in 1989. Since 1990 Spadoni has been distributor for [[Dunhill]] in Italy. | In this situation '''Giannino Spadoni''', an Italian businessman already commercially connected with Mastro de Paja, became something of a sheet anchor for the beleaguered company. Starting around 1982 he had the highly esteemed design pipe, '''Fiamma di Re''', manufactured by Mastro de Paja. Additionally the Contessa, a favorable bargain pipe, was also made for him. The Fiamma di Re quietly disappeared in 1989. Since 1990 Spadoni has been distributor for [[Dunhill]] in Italy. | ||
<center><gallery widths= | <center><gallery widths=250px heights=185px caption="Fiamma di Re example, detail, and nomenclature, courtesy Doug Valitchka"> | ||
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File:FiammaDiRe07.jpg | File:FiammaDiRe07.jpg | ||
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