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MADE IN ITALY
Comme Si
“Whoa… what’s all this?”
- @frankpooleunofficial
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He collects stuff you say? What kind of stuff?
Frank is poking around and finds a collection. I’m sure we can write something about it!!
“It’s uh,” he claps his hand to the back of his neck and averts his gaze. No one ever thinks they have that much until they see it laid out in-front of them.
“I like to get a little something whenever I go some place new.”
A large chunk of the collection was ceramic ash trays, beautifully painted and only slightly kitchy. Some more than others. A few had matchbooks with them, others sat alone, most unused.
“I’ve got a few postcards too but I don’t know where I’ve put those. Though really my main trouble is Mars never caught up to clavius— I mean look at this.”
Dave reached over the other to grab on of them waving it in his hands with a great deal of confidence. As if he’d never dropped one before.
“I-I didn’t th-think I had such a strong opinion on the state of collectibles,” he chuckled.
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Made In - Villa Chardonne (villa for a flight enthusiast, featuring a retractable main entry stair), Waadt 2008. Photos © Walter Mair, Joël Tettamanti.