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Mark Tinsky said “He had great imagination and ingenuity. He was able to modernize the shop as it developed. He was great at getting publicity. He wasn’t afraid to take chances. He also was a pretty nice guy and good to work for. He loved and lived in the world of pipes. He was a real character and I’m happy to have had the chance to work under him.“ | Mark Tinsky said “He had great imagination and ingenuity. He was able to modernize the shop as it developed. He was great at getting publicity. He wasn’t afraid to take chances. He also was a pretty nice guy and good to work for. He loved and lived in the world of pipes. He was a real character and I’m happy to have had the chance to work under him.“ | ||
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*Hank Saatchi discovered an interesting [http://www.nytimes.com/1973/02/18/archives/pipemakers-keep-art-of-old-alive-briar-from-greece.html?_r=1 New York Times article from FEB. 18, 1973] that prominently features Jack H. Weinberger, as well as William [[Craig]] and [[Saul Salzhauer]]. | *Hank Saatchi discovered an interesting [http://www.nytimes.com/1973/02/18/archives/pipemakers-keep-art-of-old-alive-briar-from-greece.html?_r=1 New York Times article from FEB. 18, 1973] that prominently features Jack H. Weinberger, as well as William [[Craig]] and [[Saul Salzhauer]]. | ||