| #1 Outrigger Canoe Club Historical Photographs 28" X 42" |
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Framed and matted historical photos and information about the Outrigger Canoe Club. Early black & white shots of the original club located on the beach where the Outrigger Hotel now stands. Features details about the history of the club. UV protection, acid free mounting, double matted. Pre-auction estimate $150--$300 NO RESERVE |
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| #2 A Set of Outrigger Canoe Paddles |
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Two laminated wood outrigger canoe paddles that are estimated twenty-five to thirty years old. Perfect for use today or great for display purposes. Pre-auction estimate $100-$250. |
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| #3 Pan Am Outrigger Poster |
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1951 Pan American Air Ways promotional poster featuring outrigger canoe on the beach in Waikiki. Also image of hollow long board. 18" X 23"" Matted and framed. Pre-auction estimate $150-$250 |
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| #4 Outrigger Racing Trophies from the 1950's (Lot of 8) |
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Circa 1950's An assortment of outrigger racing trophies from various Hawaiian canoe races. Featuring the winning names of canoe clubs such as Waikiki Surf Club, as well as, famous team paddlers such as Ed Whaley, Steamboat, George Downing and others. Eight various trophies of gold plate, silver and wood, all with names and dates of races. Pre-auction estimate $1000-$1500 |
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| #5 United Airlines Surf Hawaii Travel Poster |
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Circa late 60's. This is an ultra rare piece. A United travel poster utilizing Hawaiian surfing as the theme, featuring the names of popular surf spots of the time. The poster was pulled before it went into wide circulation due to the fact that the spelling for Laniakea was incorrect. Full size 27" X 42"" koa framed, acrylic plexi-glas, UV protection and acid free. One of only a few known in existence. Pre-auction estimate; $800-$1250 |
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| #6 Complete set of Triple Crown of Surfing Posters |
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Every single Triple Crown poster from the ultra rare first one right through to the 2004 official event poster. Featuring art work from well known artists such as: Chris Lassen, Wyland, Chris Lundy, Ken Auster, Rick Rietveld, John Severson and more. Total of twenty-two years worth of posters in total. Pre-auction estimate $1000-$2000 |
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| #7 Fantastic Plastic Machine Movie Poster |
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1969 Full one sheet movie poster. This was the Hollywood movie that documented the start of the short board revolution. 29" X 47"" Framed in koa, with acrylic plexi-glass, acid free. Pre-auction estimate $400-$600 |
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| #8 (9) Plastic Fantastic shaped at Surf Line Hawaii 6'9" |
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1970, This is a very unique Plastic Fantastic that was made in Hawaii at the Surf Line Hawaii shop in the early 70's. Low rails all around, rounded diamond tail, featuring orange tint lamination, black pin lines and black glass fin, Plastic Fantastic logo and Surf Line Hawaii logo on tail. Pre-auction estimate $750-$1000 |
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| #9 (8.5) Surf Line Hawaii shaped by Randy Rarick 7'4" |
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1975, This board was custom shaped at the Surf Line Hawaii shop during the rage of the "stingers"". Randy Rarick's interpetation of the design with unique ""fluted"" sting-wings and curved fish tail with glass on fin. Airbrush faded yellow-green-blue scallops on deck with rapidograph ink lines and patent ""arrow"" design on bottom. Unique seahorse with butterfly wing logos. $750-$1000. |
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| #10 (8) Surf Line Hawaii shaped by Ryan Dotson 9'0" |
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1970, This was master surfer/shaper Ryan Dotson's personal board. Designed for Sunset Beach, Dotson placed third in the Duke Kahanamoku Hawaiian Surfing Classic on this board! Mint green bottom glass job with inlay and pin line, green tint deck inlay, green multi color glass on fin, with Surf Line logo's top and bottom. Pre-auction estimate $1500 - $2500 NO RESERVE |
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| #11 (10) Surf Line Hawaii shaped by Ben Aipa 6'6" |
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1976, The original "stinger"" with all the bells and whistles! Two-tone foam stain, rapidograph ink lines, yellow tint deck, swallow-tail, wings, bevelled rails. This one has it all. Fins Unlimited single box fin, Aipa logo's top and bottom and Surf Line Hawaii logo on tail. Other than one small ding on the bottom this board is in perfect condition! $1000-$1500 |
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| #12 (10) Surf Line Hawaii shaped by Rick Irons 8'10" |
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1974, This is one of the finest guns from the mid 70's that we've seen from master shaper/surfer Rick Irons. Made for Brandt Ackerman, manager of the Surf Line Hawaii shop, it features green tint lamination on the bottom, pale green tint on the top, green pigment pinlines, rainbow glass on fin. The first "stick it"" deck leash attachment to be used. A superb example of Rick Irons at his very best and this board was only ridden a few times and thus is in imaculate orignal condition. Pre auction estimate $3000-$4000 |
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| #13 (8) Bing Pintail Lightweight - Hawaii Model 8'8" |
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1968, 1/8" redwood stringer, white 1/4"" pinline on deck lap, gorgeous orange tint lamination top and bottom with deck patch. W.A.V.E. Set finbox and original high performance fin. Perfect ""Pintail"" bird lam along with smaller ""Hawaii Model"" laminate. This was made in late 1968 at the peak of the transition period from long board pintails to the beginning of the shortboard ""Pocket Rockets"". |
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| #14 (7.5) Bing Slalom 8'0" |
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1969, This board was ordered through the International Surf Center in Honolulu after Bing had switched from Surf Line Hawaii to his own dealership in the islands. Featured the round tail design popular at the time, with a fins unlimited vari-set fin set up. Two-tone blue deck panels with black pinlines and yellow tint bottom and lap. Interestingly the logo was on the bottom and not on the deck and featured the "Hawaii"" sticker. Pre auction estimate: $1000- $2000 |
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| #15 (8) Bing Surfboards Gun for Rolf Aurness 9'5" |
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1969, This is a fantastic find! World Champion, Rolf Aurness' personal gun! Ridden by Rolf in the big swell of 1969 at Makaha. Also used at Waimea Bay and in the '69 Duke Invitational! Unique "S"" deck, black pinline on lap and deck patch. Subtle ""Foil"" Bing shield logo only. Glass on high performance fin. $4000-$5000 |
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| #16 (8.5) Bing Gun shaped by Mike Eaton 9'10" |
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1978, The was big wave rider Ricardo Pomar's personal gun. Shaped by master shaper Mike Eaton, it was last ridden at Waimea Bay in the late 70's, it features a yellow bottom and lap, with yellow tint inset with black and red pinlines. 1/2" spruce stringer and white glass on fin. Although nearly thirty years old, this board is clean enough to be ridden today. Pre-auction estimate: $1500-$2500 NO RESERVE |
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| #17 (9) Royal Hawaiian "Popout" 6'8" |
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1968 This is a super clean, super unique, short board "popout"" production board. Classic Royal Hawaiian logo, stringerless, diagonal yellow and black competition band, with fiberglass matt glass job. W.A.V.E. Set fin box with original high performance fin. Made when the transition to short boards was just taking place, looking at the template of this board it was ahead of it's time! $500-$800 |
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| #18 (8) Greg Noll "No Nose" 7'6" |
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1969, Another unique "transition"" board from the late 60's. Wide round tail, narrow pulled-in fliped up ""no nose"". Stringerless with black pin line on lap and featuring the Fins Unlimited Vari-set fin system. With a wild Greg Noll sticker, who knows where they were going with this shape! $800- $1200. |
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| #19 (8) Dewey Weber Hawaiian Inspired "The Foil" 8'0" |
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1969, At the height of the transition period, Weber introduced his "Hawaiian Inspired"" speed model known as ""The Foil"". Radical ""S"" deck, light glass job, double black & white pin lines. W.A.V.E. Set fin box with hi-performance fin. State of the art speed board for the era. Pre-auction estimate $1000-$1500 |
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| #20 (7) Jacobs "Hawaii" Model 7'11" |
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1968, Very interesting period piece transition board from Jacobs. This has the psychedelic "Hawaii Model"" logo, that was considered by some to be the best logo of the era. Still had the rolled bottom under the nose, despite it's short size, still a knee patch, low rails in the tail, with popular pin tail and""acid splash"" color scheme on deck with tint and inkline pin lines. 3/8"" t-band stringer and W.A.V.E. Set fin box with Greenough Stage III fin. Pre auction estimate $500-$1000 |
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| #21 (8) Hobie Hawaii Model 8'6" |
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1967, This was one of the very rare early transition, new "Hawaii Model"" Hobie's with the psychedelic label, ""flower power"" nose and tail patch and ""light"" single glass job, with yellow tint deck and semi-opaque green bottom and lap. Interestingly they still had a deck patch for knee paddling and the Hobie ""wishbone"" removeable fin system. They were going short, but still had ties to the older longboards. $1000-$1500 |
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| #22 (7.5) Yater Hawaii Model 8'10" |
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1970, This is one of the very few Yater Surfboards made with the Hawaii logo. Produced for Surf Line Hawaii, the Yater dealer in the Islands, this was a late 60's/early 70's gun. Yellow tint bottom and lap, pale yellow deck inset with green pin line. Green glass on Greenough inspired fin and the very rare, unique Yater Hawaii logo. Pre auction estimate: $800- $1500 |
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| #23 Complete Set of "The Surfers Journal" |
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Every issue of The Surfers Journal from the rare hard to find very first issue to the current volume fourteen. Over fifty issues in total. Pre-auction estimate $1500-$2000 |
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| #24 Complete Set of "Longboard Magazine" |
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An entire set of Longboard Magazine from the very hard to find first issue to the present volume thirteen. Over eighty issues in total. Pre-auction estimate $1000-$2000 |
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| #25 Complete Set of "Nalu" Magazine |
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An entire collection of the quality graphic Japanese long board magazine "Nalu"". Every issue featuring rich photographs on superb paper stock. Nearly fifty issues. Pre-auction estimate $1000-$2000 |
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| #26 "Surfer Magazine" Vol. 1-Vol. 9 |
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Golden Years" of the 1960's. Featuring the first edition of ""The Surfer"", followed by Volume 2#1 and every single issue of the longboard era from the beginning to Volume 9 , which was the start of the short board revolution. Nearly fifty issues in total. Includes four SURFER binders. Pre-auction estimate $2000-$3000. |
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| #27 John Severson Mixed Media Acrylic Painting |
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Blast Off" Framed 24"" X 36"" Painted for the Hawaiian Islands Vintage Surf Auction, this image as the name implies, is based on a group of 1961 North Shore surfers launching themselves into the heavies. Framed in recycled redwood from John's barn. Pre-auction estimate $2600-$3600 |
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| #28 John Severson Mixed Media Acrylic Painting |
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Off the Lip" 20"" X 24"" Framed in recycled redwood. With a tip of the hat to Gerry Lopez, John Severson has captured his interpretation of the image which ran on SURFER Magazine cover Vol. 5 # 3, in mixed media, especially for the Hawaiian Islands Vintage Surf Auction. Pre-auction estimate $1600-$2600 |
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| #29 1940's Hawaii Promotional Poster |
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28" X 41"" Acid Free Dry Mounted. Promotional poster for Hawaiian attractions including ""Surf Board Riding - The world's greatest water sport"". Pre-auction estimate $150-$200. |
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| #30 1940's Bed Quilt and Beach Towel |
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A full sized bed quilt featuring nautical images from the 1930's. Pre Auction estimate: $200-$600. |
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| #31 1940's Russell Dale Mofett Oil Painting |
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This is the star of the Auction! A large format 4'X6' iol painting of a surfer off Waikiki on a solid wood board. Painted bt Russell Dale Moffett (1899-1984), this was one of the "lost"" paintings that were recently uncovered. Pre-auction estimate: $10,000-$20,000 |
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| #32 1940's Oil Painting of Waimea Bay |
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Oil painting of Waimea Bay done in the 1940's by former North Shore artist Cosmo Wise (1885 - 1972). Original art is 18" X 24"" with vintage frame 24"" X 29"" . Pre-auction estimate $1500-$3500 |
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| #33 Malcolm Wilson "Evolution of Board Sports" Museum Quality Model |
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This is without a doubt one of, if not the finest compilation display, done by master modeler Malcolm Wilson. A 34" X 42"" comprehensive museum quality scale model collection, showcasing the evolution if the surfboard and it's 20th century relatives, skateboards, skim boards, snowboards and hybrids. Had crafted and hand painted in exact detail using same materials, Redwood, balsa, Koa, Foam, etc. as their real counterparts. Framed in Mahogany with beveled acrylic cover. Pre-auction estimate $7000-$10,000 |
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| #34 Framed Set of "Eddie Would Go" Bumper Stickers |
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A complete set of the classic "Eddie Would Go"" bumper stickers. From the very first introductory black version, thorough each year, including the ""Eddie Went"" on the years the event ran. Fully double-matted and framed, featuring total of twenty stickers. Pre-auction estimate: $1500-$2000 |
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| #35 "The Eddie" Trophy signed by the event champion Clyde Aikau |
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Cast Aluminum 32" competitors trophy from the 1986 event champoin Clyde Aikau. Pre-Auction Estimate: $1000-$2000 |
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| #36 Set of "Quiksilver in memory of Eddie Aikau" Posters |
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A full set of all the color posters from the Eddie Aikau big wave event. From the first red outline colored one, right to the 2004 event poster, signed by defending champion, Bruce Irons. Pre-auction estimate $1500- $2500 |
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| #37 Mike Doyle Oil Painting "Waikiki Styling" |
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X 32" Oil on canvas. Mike Doyle's depiction of classic Waikiki with a modern twist. Pre-auction estimate $1500-$2500 |
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| #38 (9) Hanson Mike Doyle Model Pointed Tail 7' 10" |
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1968 As boards began to go short, the influence of long boards still were evident in this shape. Rolled bottom, deck patch and pintail design incorporated with the short board "V"" bottom. High density foam t-band stringer, double black lap pin lines with resin tint bleed between. Removable Hansen fin. Mike Doyle was progressing onto the shorter shapes and this ""Mike Doyle Model Pointed Tail"", was Hansen's interpretation of the design of the era. Personally signed by Mike Doyle himself. $1000-$1500 |
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| #39 (8) Tom Morey "Auga" Experimental 6'0" & early Morey Boogie Kit board (Lot of 2) |
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circa early 70's These were Tom Morey's example of marrying the "Auga"" design with soft technology from early 70's experimentation. ""Auga"" channel bottom, twin-fin set up, soft shell skin. Deck strucual inserts, with-or-without twin-fin set up. All the applications way ahead of their time!. Plus an early 70's, Morey Boogie ""Kit Design"" This was when you bought all the components, went to Sear Hardware and bought a quart of contact cement and built your own ""Boogie""! Pre-auction estimate; $500-$1000 |
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| #40 7.5 Tom Morey Experimental 9-Step Air Induction board 6'10" |
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circa-early 70's One of Tom Morey monumental steps in the direction of "air-lubricated"" designs. Featuring air induction deck holes, nine steps with fiberglass Filon sheet hard edge planning areas, removable fin. Deck features double pinlines, with progressive round tail design. As Tom said, ""The faster you started to go, the faster it went!"" Can you image using this now days with a jet-ski assist tow-in?! Pre-auction estimate: Let your imagination take over! NO RESERVE |
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| #41 (8) Phil Edwards Honolulu "A" Series 10' 0" |
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1966 This is one of the early first series (19 A) shapes during the hey day of the longboards, when Phil was adapting from mainland designs to Hawaiian shapes. Clear, with 1" balsa stringer, black pinlines, blue and white glass on fin. Pre-auction estimate $1500-$2500. NO RESERVE |
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| #42 (7) Phil Edwards Honolulu "B" Series 10' 0" |
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1967 Three stringers, pintail design, orange and white glass on fin. This is when Phil began to thin the boards out and go for more performance over the previous thicker, softer boards. "B 49"" represents a beautiful outline with the finesse at the height of the longboard era. Pre-auction estimate $1000-$2000 NO RESERVE |
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| #43 (7.5) Phil Edwards Honolulu "C" Series 9'6" |
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1967 This was the third generation of the Phil Edwards Honolulu boards. Number C-9, it has three stringers and a multi-colored high density tailblock. White and black glass on fin, this board represents the end of the longboard run as it is highly thinned out and shortly after this the beginning of the shortboards began to appear. Pre-auction estimate: $1000-$2000 NO RESERVE" |
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| #44 (10r) Phil Edwards Honolulu "D" Series 8'8" |
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1967 This was when the full bloom short board revolution was setting in. The mini-gun, pintail pocket rockets reigned supreme and Phil was adapting from longboards to shortboards with the best of them. This was the fourth generation "D"" series, number D 5, with purple opaque bottom and lap. Inset lavender/ clear deck patch, with black pinlines. 1/4"" balsa stringer and purple high performance fin. Pre-auction estimate $1500-$2500 |
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| #45 (7) Phil Edwards Honolulu "E" Series 7'0" |
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1968 This is the highest number "Phil Honolulu"" shape we've ever found. Quite possibly one of the last boards Phil shaped before moving back to the mainland. Number E 10, it is the last and final series, featureing a 1/8"" redwood stringer, roundtail design, high performance green tint fin, green tint lamination top and bottom with green pigment pin line. A very rare Phil Edwards short board! Pre-auction estimate $2000-$3000 |
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| #46 (10r) Phil Edwards Honolulu Balsa 8'2" |
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1968 This is another incredible find for the auction! This board belonged to Jack Shipley, manager of the Hobie shop in Honolulu and the dealer for Phil Honolulu's. When the short board revolution hit, Jack took his Phil Edwards longboard balsa and tore the glass off and took the blank back to Phil to re-shape into the current rage short board! The result was a "pocket rocket"", 8'2"" with black high performance fin, that Jack rode personally through the adaptation to the short board. Probably the only Phil Honolulu transition balsa in existence! Pre-auction estimate $5000-$7,500 |
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| #47 Malcolm Wilson "1970's Soul Surfers" Museum Quality scale model |
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This is another incredible piece by master modeler, Malcolm Wilson. With a tip of the hat to the 70's, the era of soul surfing this museum quality scale model collection features the ground breaking surfboard designs of the 1970's. Hand crafted and hand painted in exact detail using the same materials, redwood, basswood, foam, resin, etc. as their real counterparts. Size 27" X 24"", framed with acrylic cover. Pre-auction estimate $3000-$5000 |
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| #48 (8) Lightning Bolt by Bill Stonebraker 7'8" |
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1974 Bill Stonebraker was one of the mainstay shapers for Bolt during the hey day-years of the mid-70's.This is a typical North Shore charger, with full volume down rails, pintail, orange opaque glass job with white rail bolts top and white bolt bottom, yellow-red glass on fin. Pre auction estimate $600-$1000" |
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| #49 (9) Lightning Bolt shaped by Pat Rawson |
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1975 Long before he became renowned as one of the premier pro shapers, Pat Rawson cut his teeth as one of the "Unit 3"" shapers at the original Lightning Bolt shop on Kapiolani Blvd. This was Rawson's version of the popular ""stinger"" of the era and was shaped for 70's Ala Moana ripper, Francis Palea. Lime green opaque bottom and lap, light blue opaque top with dark blue and white pin lines and blue Lightning Bolt with rapidograph ink lines. Fins Unlimited box single fin. Rare early shape by one today's most in-demand shapers. $500-$800 |
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| #50 (8) Lightning Bolt shaped by Bill Barnfield 8'3" |
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1974 This is one of master shaper Bill Barnfield's patented pintail guns. Designed for Joe Camacho of "Pink Cadillac"" fame. Red semi-opaque bottom, yellow tint deck with black pin. Black Lightning Bolt on deck, Barnfield Bolt logo on bottom, black glass on fin. Pre auction estimate $2000-$3000 |
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| #51 (9) "Star Bolt" Lightning Bolt shaped by Rory Russell 7'1" |
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1980 This is a prime example of Rory Russell's shaping at it's finest. Wing-swallow tail with Fin Unlimited single box fin. Clear glass job with resin and ink line hand taped Lightning Bolt and Star Bolt graphics and Star Bolt laminate on the bottom of the board. Inscribed "Star Bolt for Donnie"" with Lightning Bolts and Rory's signature along stringer. Superb original condition. $1500-$2500 |
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| #52 (9.5) Lightning Bolt shaped by Gerry Lopez 7'6" |
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1978 A beautiful example of a combination of an exotic blank exquisitely shaped by Gerry Lopez and resin tint/ink line craftsmanship from Lightning Bolt. Pale tangerine tint bottom and rail. Yellow tint inlay deck, with blue tint/ ink line pin lines and Lightning Bolts. Wedge stringer redwood center with wedge balsa off set stringers. Glass on fin, swallow tail. Lopez Lightning Bolt at it's finest! $2500-$5000 |
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| #53 (10) Lightning Bolt shaped by Gerry Lopez for "Big Wednesday" |
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1978 No question, this is one of the auction premier pieces! The board Gerry Lopez made and rode in the epic film "BIG WEDNESDAY""! Gerry shaped this board and on the stringer it is dedicated to the co-star of the film Jan Michael Vincent, with the words"" ""Lopez for J. M. Vincent"". 8'1"" with orange tint bottom, red tint top, black and white rail pins and large white bolt with shadow bolt, 8"" glass on fin. This was the board that Gerry pulls out of the car in the beach scene and then is seen riding ""the point"". If there ever was an icon board, this is the one! Pre auction estimate $10,000-$15,000 |
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| #54 (10+) Lightning Bolt shaped by Tom Parrish 8'8" |
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1976 This board was Pipeline charger Mike Armstrong's personal gun for outside Pipeline and small Waimea. As such, it has only been ridden a half a dozen times and other than one small compression dent is in like-new condition! Without a doubt the most pristine Parrish we've seen. Yellow opaque glass job, red deck bolt, Parrish Hawaiian Design logo on tail, two-tone red glass on fin. The "shaper to the stars"" in the mid to late 70's, this is the best gun around! Pre auction estimate $3000-$5000. |
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| #55 (9.5) Lightning Bolt shaped by Barry Kanaiaupuni 8'0" |
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1977 This is without a doubt one of the most beautiful boards in the auction. Made by master surfer/shaper Barry Kanaiaupuni, this was the dereguire Sunset gun for the mid-70's. Cobalt blue tint top and bottom, white Bolts, two-tone blue glass on fin. Pre-auction estimate $2000-$3000 |
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| #56 Rick Surfboards Dru Harrison & Barry Kanaiaupuni Model 9' 0" |
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1967, This is one of those ultra rare model boards. A true classic. Pre-auction estimate: $2000-$3000 No Reserve |
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| #57 BK Ocean Sports Surf Shop Sign |
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This is a very interesting piece of surf history. The old sign from Barry Kanaiaupuni's surf shop in Haleiwa. Made of wood and carved on both sides, approximately 3' X 4' in original weathered condition. Pre-auction estimate $500-$1000 |
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| #58 Duke Kahanamoku Hawaiian Surfing Classic Poster |
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Rare 1968 poster listing all the invitees of the Duke Classic. One of only two posters, produced as the official poster. 28"x37"" full sized and framed. Pre-auction estimate: $800-$1200 |
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| #59 Duke Kahanamoku Collection (Lot of 13 Items) |
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This is an opportunity to get a broad collection of Duke Kahanamoku items in one fell swoop! From the simple, to the very hard to find. Items included are: Ultra rare """Kahanamoku"""" (1959) book by Earl Albert Selle, """"Duke Kahanamoku's World of Surfing book (1968) signed by Kimo Wilder McVay, plaster trophy bust of the Duke, Duke pog, Duke estate stationary, 1928 magazine article by Duke, tobacco trading card, Dukes nightclub matches and business card, pamphlet with Duke on cover, black & white photo of Duke on the grounds of the Moana Hotel, Hemmings & Cabell shot with Duke Team banner, 1929 photo of Duke by Tom Blake. Pre-auction estimate $1000-$1500 "" |
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| #60 Makaha International Poster, Programs & Decal (lot of 8 ) |
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A collection of various programs from the 10th, 12th, 14th, 15th,16th and 19th(last year of the program), plus an ultra rare 10th Annual Poster and a water slide decal. Proceeds from the sale of these items go to assist the Waikiki Surf Club canoe program. Pre-auction estimate $800-$1200 |
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| #61 Makaha International Surfing Championships Official Banners Lot of 3 |
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1950's-70's These are the "official"" street banners used each year in both Waikiki and Makaha, welcoming everyone to the Makaha International event. These banners have been stashed away for the past thirty-five years and are an incredible find! Three separate banners, 20', 30' and 40'! Used to straddle the road way in both Waikiki and at Makaha when the event was one. Made of ultra heavy duty canvas with ropes for securing. Note how the date was changed each year for re-use of the banners. Proceeds from the sale of these three items will go directly to the Waikiki Surf Club. Pre-auction estimate $3000-$4000. |
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| #62 Paddleboard Art Poster by Mike Field |
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Big Island artist, Mike Field has captured this image of a paddleboarder in graphic form and offers this framed and matted print. 16"x 31"" Pre-aution estimate: $350-$500 |
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| #63 (10r) Joe Quigg Foam Paddleboard 10' 10" |
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1960 This is a very interesting piece. In the early 60's, Joe Quigg made approximately 20 surfboard class paddleboards. They had to be under 11' and have a surfboard fin. This board is just over 10'10" and features a balsa stringer, with Foss foam blank having been sealed and glassed with volan cloth. Pale blue pinlines, same color as the logo and high density poured foam fin. full volume, flat deck rocker, designed for paddling. Pre-auction estimate: $1500-$3,000 |
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| #64 6) 1930's Hollowed Solid Redwood Racing Paddleboard 14' 6" |
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This is a very interesting racing paddleboard from the 1930's. Purchased at a police auction by Harvey Toda who used the board for racing before passing it on to his son. In all original, totally unrestored condition, this board is extremely long and narrow and made from a solid slab of redwood, with the body hollowed out and decking applied to cut down weight, has the original brass drain plug. Pre-auction estimate: $2000-$4000 |
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| #65 9.0) Hollow Hawaiian Waikiki Paddle Board 12' |
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1930's Spruce and mahogany hollow board built in the late 30's by the craftsmen at the "Funai Boatbuilders"". These were the local Japanese craftsment who built the akule, ahi and aku sampans of the fishing fleet before World War II. They would moonlight their talents for extra money and build surfboards for the beachboys in Waikiki. This particular board was owned by old time Waikiki Beach Boy, Joseph ""Scooter Boy"" Kaouiki. ""Scooterboy"" was an icon in Waikiki, as he was regularly in the water with is poi dog, Sandy who he taught to surf with him. ""Scooterboy"" was one of the few surfers that could surf these large skegless paddle boards doing radical maneuvers and turn in the surf off Waikiki. Oil sealed, all screw s covered with wood plugs, original brass/chrome handle on tail. Pre-auction estimate: $5,000-$7,000 |
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| #66 (8) Blake Catalina Hollow Board 12' 9" |
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1940's This is an all original Tom Blake Hollow board. It has not been touched since originally made. No restoration, no repairs, all original! Has the Blake brass plug and partial Catalina Equipment Company Logo intact. Galvanized nails with deck design, while faded still visible. A true historical piece! Pre auction estimate $4000-$6000 |
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| #67 Tom Blake "Hawaiian Surfboard" Tapa Cover Book |
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1935 Tom Blake's famous book on the Hawaiian Surfboard. Tapa bound cover in excellent condition. This is one of the very rare, must have books on surfing. Pre-auction estimate $3500- $4500 |
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| #68 (10r) Surfboards Hawaii Gun by Dick Brewer 10' 7" |
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1963 Big wave gun shaped by Dick Brewer with early number # 1093. 1 1/2" redwood stringer and tailblock with black glass on pin. Red pigment rails with red and black center pinlines and large Surfboards Hawaii laminate. A typical period piece gun designed to tackle the biggest waves on the North Shore. Pre auction estimate: $5000-$7000. |
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| #69 (10r) Hobie Surfboards Dick Brewer Model 10' 8" |
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1965 This is one of the famous Dick Brewer model Hobie's, that are considered the Ferrari of the big gun world. Full on elephant gun with concave tail, black & white glass on speed fin. 1/2" redwood center with high density foam T-band offsets, high density foam tailblock, ice-blue volan glass job. Board number 44, of a total run of 94 boards. Pre-auction estimate $6,000-$8,000. |
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| #70 (7.5) Inter-Island Surfboards "Disk" shaped by Dick Brewer |
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1970 This was the design that Dick Brewer developed with test pilot Reno Abellira during the height of the "side-slipping"" era. Unique ahead of it's time flipped up nose, the model was dubbed the ""Disk"". Low profile glass on fin, tint glass job, combination resin/spray design to hide the extra piece of foam glued on the tip of the nose to obtain the flip-tip. Inter-Island classic logo with shaped by Dick Brewer sticker/scallop. Very rare example of early short board creative design. $2000-$3000 |
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| #71 (7.5) Dick Brewer Surfboards shaped by Sam Hawk 8" 0" |
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1972, This is an early wing-pin Sunset board shaped by Sam Hawk. Brewer mentored many a shaper and Sam Hawk and Sam Hawk was without a doubt, one of the best of the bunch. Pre-auction estimate: $1000-$2000 |
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| #72 (8.5) Jeff Crawford Surfboards shaped by Dick Brewer 7' 6" |
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1976, This was Jeff Crawford's personal Pipeline board hand crafted for him by Dick Brewer. Designed to surf Pipeline, it has the patented red Jack Reeves glass job, with blue & black glass on fin. Pre-auction estimate $2000-$3000 |
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| #73 (9) Dick Brewer Surfboards 8' 6" |
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1976, Typical Sunset Gun that was the choice during the mid-70's. 8'6". 1/2"" spruce stringer, full volume rails, orange opaque bottom. Pre-auction estimate: $1000-$1500 |
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| #74 (10) Dick Brewer Surfboards-Haleiwa Surfboard Company 10' 6" |
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2005, This is a modern collectable. Without a doubt, the most beautiful board in the auction. Made at the Haleiwa Surfboard factory, constructed of curly koa and curly mango, utilizing their paytented hollow construction. This Dick Brewer shape was developed for Roger Erickson in 1982 for big Waimea, but has been refined in the rails, rocker and bottom contours that demonstrate Dick's continuing evolution as a cutting edge shaper. Incredible craftsman with state of the art materials. Pre-auction estimate: $5000-$10,000 |
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| #75 Surf Photos Hawaii - Mike Doyle |
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Classic black and white image from Tim McCullough featuring Mike Doyle in the 1966 Duke Kahanamoku Invitational Surfing Classic at Sunset Beach. Pre-auction estimate: $300-$500 |
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| #76 Surf Photos Hawaii - Reno Abellira |
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Period 1967 full color image by Tim McCullough of Reno Abellira riding a Brewer "pocket rocket"" at Ala Moana ""Bowls"". Pre-auction estimate $300-$500 |
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| #77 Endless Summer Collection (lot of 6 items) |
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A matted and framed 15 1/2" X 22"" Endless Summer Poster with Hawaii Premier showing dates from Roosevelt High School! Endless Summer movie program and four black & white original promo photos featuring Robert August and Mike Hynson. Pre-auction estimate $300-$500 |
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| #78 Endless Summer Movie Poster |
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Original first release USA one sheet theater size "Endless Summer"" poster from 1966. This is the very rare 27"" X 41"" movie poster. It has been professionally line backed and is ready to be framed. Great, original poster from the most famous surf movie of all time. Pre-auction estimate $750-$1500 |
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| #79 (9) Vardeman Surfboards Jackie Baxter Model 8'10" |
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1967 At the zenith of the long board era, this board had evolved to be one of the most high performace shapes around. Thin, extra tail rocker, pintail. Very progressive for it's time. Beautiful offset foam t-bands, low ratio/high performance glass on fin. Designed for one of the era's most stylistic surfers, the Jackie Baxter model is a true rare gem of the "model"" boards on offer at the time. $2500-$3500 |
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| #80 (9) Greek Eliminator 10' 6" |
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1966, Of al of the classic model boards, this one has all the bells and whistles. Step deck, scooped tail, high density foam T-band, pinlines and multiple stickers. Pre-auction estimate: $1500-$2500 |
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| #81 (10r) Greg Noll - Mickey Dora "Da Cat" 10'5" |
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1966 This is arguably the most sought after model board from the classic mid-60's. Very large, early run Mickey Dora "Da Cat"" model. 1/4"" redwood stringer, step deck, black glass on Cat fin, black panels. Pre-auction estimate: $3500-$5000 |
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| #82 (10) Carved Foam Art Board 8' 6" |
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Without a doubt, this is one of the most unique and beautiful boards in the auction. Carved from a foam blank, the piece known as "A touch of the Islands"", is the masterpiece of New Zealand artist, Hoang Pham, with the inspiration and teachings from legendary Maori surfers Aaron Jeropa and Lemisio Daniel Filipo. Created by exchanging wood chisels for razor blades, they have taken traditional Polynesian wood carving techniques to a new level. Painstakingly hand painted, the patterns feature Mother of Pearl from New Zealand, flowers from the South Pacific and Polynesian motifs. Pre-auction estimate: $2,000-$5,000 |
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| #83 (10) Country Surfboards by Mike "Turk" Turkington 6'10" |
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1968 What a piece of history this board is! All original chambered balsa with two 1/2" high density foam stringers, wood tail block and classic large Country Surfboards logos. Shaped by the infamous Mike ""Turk"" Turkington. This was one of the early transitional North Shore shortboards. Featured in a SURFING Magazine spread of Turk riding the board at Arma Hut (now simply known as Rocky Point). A true classic! Pre-auction estimate: $3500-$6,000 |
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| #84 (10) Mike Diffenderfer Chambered Balsa 7'10" |
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1974 This is Pipeline Master Champion, Jeff Crawford's personal board. Designed by the legendary Mike Diffenderfer, this was Crawford's Sunset and outside Pipeline gun. Ultra light, chambered balsa, black glass on fin, wing swallow tail with Crawford's label and Diff's signature on deck. Pre auction estimate: $5,000-$8,000 |
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| #85 (7.5) Velzy-Jabobs Surfboards shaped by Donald Takayama 9' 6" |
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1958, This is Donald Takayama's first board he shaped for Velzy-Jacobs, when he left the islands to begin shaping in California. Pre-auction estimate: $5000-$7500 |
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| #86 (8) Bunker Spreckles wiliwili wood board shaped by Bob "Wolfman" Stay 5'0" |
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1974 This is an incredible piece of history. From the late Bunker Spreckles, comes his personal fish, made of wiliwili wood (equivilant of Hawaiian balsa). Shaped by the legendary Bob "Wolfman"" Stay of Country Surfboards. Bunker took this board to Jeffreys Bay and said that it was one of his favorite boards of his extensive quiver. Classic fish shape, black glass on keel fins, fiberglassed wiliwil. Pre-auction estimate $5000-$10,000. |
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| #87 (9) David Nuuhiwa Dyno Fish 6'8" |
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1973 This is one of David Nuuhiwa's fantastic Dyno Fish's!. After placing runner-up in the 1972 World Contest on a Fish, David further refined the fish design and teamed up with Dyno to produce his version of this unique shape. White opaque bottom with blue opaque top, double bolt blue & black pinlines on lap. Glass on wood/fiberglass fish fins. Signed by David Nuuhiwa himself! A true classic that is good enough to ride today! $2000-$3000 |
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| #88 (7) Larry Bertlemann Twin Fin 6'2" |
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1978 This is one of the handful of shapes (#208) that Larry Bertlemann personally shaped. Hawaiian Pro Design""" logo's, with yellow and green foam stain, black rapido pin lines, yellow tint top and bottom, glass on majenta fins. Classic example of the twin-fin at it's peak of popularity. Pre-auction estimate $1000 - $1500"" |
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| #89 1822 First Surfing Magazine Article |
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This is the earliest known magazine to ever publish a piece on surfing. A missionary magazine with a story of surfing in Waimea, Kauai. This is a super rare piece, as it is an individual issue and still has a cover, unlike existing library copies which are full-year bound volumes without the covers. Pre-auction estimate $200-$500 |
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| #90 Original 1831 Woodblock Image of Surfers |
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This is believed to be the first surf riding image ever published, appearing in William Ellis's "Polynesian Researches, during the Residence of Nearly Eight Years in the Society and Sandwich Islands, 1831. Includes text on Hawaiian surf riding. ""...but to see fifty or a hundred persons riding on an immense billow, half immersed in spray and foam, for a distance of several hundred yards together, is one of the most novel and interesting sports a foreigner can witness in the islands."" Pre-auction estimate: $800-$1,000 |
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| #91 Waikiki Scrapbook |
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1940 Waikiki as viewed by a vesting sailor contained in an original scrapbook with numerous surfing photos, postcards, etc. This scrapbook includes the sailors papers and official ID, along with a nice view of family and friends. In extremely good shape, over 100 images and postcards. Pre-auction estimate: $600-$1000 |
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| #92 (9) John Kelly Inter-Island Surf Shop "Hydro" Gun 10'4" |
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1964 This is one of the most unique boards in the auction. A genuine John Kelly shaped "Hydro"" gun, that was produced at the Inter-Island Surf Shop. Board number #96, this is one of the best and cleanest versions of the ""Hydro"" known to exist. Pintail outline on bottom with steped back into small square tail with wood tailblock, 3/4"" redwood stringer, mahagony fin, blue resin deck panels with black pinlines. Patented Hydro sticker on deck. A very rare, extremely hard to find one-of-a-kind gun desing from the famous John Kelly. Pre auction estimate: $6000-$8000 |
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| #93 (7) Roberts Gun 11'1" |
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1964 A one-of-a-kind Roberts big wave gun, shaped for Roger Erickson. This was one of only two guns ever made by Roberts Surfboards of Playa del Rey. Designed to ride big Waimea and the first gun owned by big wave charger Roger Erickson. Nearly four inches of wood stringers, tail block, black fiberglass speed fin and with out a doubt the true embodiment of the "Elephant Gun""! Pre auction estimate $5000-$7000 |
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| #94 (9) Redwood Hollow by "Toots" Minville 11' 0" |
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1940's This is a solid redwood that has been hollowed out and plywood deck applied, to bring the weight down to a respectable 65 lbs.. Brass drain plug, no fin built to surf Waikiki and also act as a paddleboard. Designed and constructed by Albert E. "Toots"" Minville, the man who created the Molokai to Oahu canoe race in 1952. |
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| #95 (10) Alaia style wood board with hand holes 5' |
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1940's This is an Alaia style small plywood board with hand holes. 5' in length with beautiful varnish finish and classic "Aloha Hawaii"" water slide decal on deck. No history about this board, but is a great representation of the small wood boards of the era. Pre-auction estimate $1500-$3000 |
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| #96 (7) Balsa with Redwood & Pine Nose & Tail block 10'8" |
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1951 Extremely rare early 50's transitional board from the "Hot Curl"" to a more modern board. Balsa is from WW II Navy surplus twelve man life rafts, which could be bought for $20.00 in the 50's. A good one could yield up to three blanks, but they did require extensive shorter glueups. This gives this board a unique look. The detail is in the wooden keel fin, the nicely glued up nose and tail blocks and overall shape. Pre-auction estimate: $5,000-$7,000. |
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| #97 (9) Redwood and Pine Plank 10' 0" |
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Late 1930's/early 1940's This is a typical period piece redwood and pine plank. Multiple lay-up wood stringers with nose & tail block. Square tail, pre-fin era. Refinished in excellent condition. Pre-auction estimate: $6,000-$9,000 |
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| #98 (10r) Redwood-Balsa Hot Curl 11' 0" |
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1930's Hot Curl board professionally restored by master craftsman & shaper Mike Casey. Beautiful outline, deep "V"" tail, redwood and balsa. Sealed with 8 coats of Spar varnish. Pre-auction estimate $4000-$8000 |
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| #99 (9) 1920's Solid Wood Plank 10' 0" |
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This is a very heavy solid wood board. Extremely narrow at 15", very much like a pre-1900 Olo board. All original, unrestored, this board came from a home located near the slopes of Diamond Head. Pre-auction estimate $6,000-$9,000 |
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| #100 (7.5) Simon Anderson Thruster |
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1981 This is one of the first generation of Thruster's created by Simon Anderson. A board design that nearly twenty-five years later is still impacting modern surfboard design. Wide tailed wing squash with period piece airbrush bottom and deck with the "Energy"" label and Simon Anderson signature. Pre-auction estimate: $500-$1000 |
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| #101 (10) Dick Brewer Surfboards Solid Wood Multi-Laminations 9'6" |
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This is a custom art board shaped by Dick Brewer and made of 420 laminated pieces of wood! Three stringer glue up, with custom wood fin. Like no other Brewer ever made! A true work of art.Estimate: $5000-$8000 |
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| #102 (7) Redwood Plank 10' |
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1931 This board was made by carpenter Henry Mokiao of Waimanalo in the early 30's and surfed in Waikiki throughout the 30's and into the 40's. It is one of the first glued up boards made with redwood strips and has a unique grid pattern on the deck for grip. Some termite damage in tail, otherwise all original condition. Estimate $2000-$5000 |
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| #103 (9) Hollow Paddleboard with Koa Nose 14'2" |
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1930's Hollow paddleboard that has had a solid koa nose piece applied by Wally Froseith. Handle on tail, wood drain plug with pine deck and bottom. Estimate $2000-$4000 |
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| 37a Rusty Miller 1965 Duke Kahanmoku Invitational Aloha Shirt and Poster |
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Rusty Miller's personal Aloha shirt from the first Duke meet and a signed poster of the famous shot from Sunset Beach, by Don James |
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| 59A Duke Kahanamoku Photo by John Tichens |
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This is a never before seen photo of the Duke, working on his paddleboard. Taken by long time photo/historian John Tichens and signed, this is a never before published photo of the Duke in his later years. Matted and Framed, Pre-auction estimate $300-$500. |
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