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World's most famous obscure surfboards 5- Red tint Lightning Bolt pin tail single fin

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Laura Blears Ching won title of Hawaii's number one amateur female surfer, won the women's division in 1972 Makaha Invitational s...
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Uncle Keith

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Uncle Keith sent me this pic he took from his front porch last week. He tells me its a river mouth break located between Melbourne and Brisb...
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Dear Mr Systems. Part 2.

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In july 2007 I wrote a post called Dear Mr Systems about my favorite twin fin and how I couldnt keep a fin in it. The story goes, after bre...
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Little dragon

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My work took me to Sydney last week. On the weekend I was lucky enough to visit my very good friend Mick Mock at his beautiful store "...

Shaun Thompson

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I met Shuan Thompson last night at the SIMA awards. He said "Nice to meet you". I said, "oh no, we've met before, 1981 Su...
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Neal Purchase's local knowledge

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These days Neal Purchase is as famous for his own shaping as he is for spawning his creative off spring, musician / surfer / shaper Nea...
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Deus Surf Swap 4- Sydney

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THE Martin Worthington will be there doing some sprays. Tony AIRSPEED will be pinstripping on the day so people can bring along something t...

World's most famous obscure surfboards 4- Square tail single fin with tiger spray Part 2

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Ben wrote- Mate Thought you would be interested in this board. I was told that 2 were made for the movie and this is the other 1. Not su...
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Fish Fry Night @ The Gold Coast Surf Museum

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World's most famous obscure surfboards 4- Square tail single fin with tiger spray

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This is the forth in a series of postings where I try to determine the worlds most famous and culturally valuable surfboards, where they are...
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World's most famous obscure surfboards 3- Blue swallow tail single fin from Sigmund and the Sea Monsters

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This is the third in a series of postings where I try to determine the worlds most famous and culturally valuable surfboards, where they are...
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World's most famous surfboards 2- Blue deck yellow rails single fin from Brady Bunch Curse of the Tiki episode 4.

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This is the second in a series of postings where I try to determine the worlds most famous and culturally valuable surfboards, where they ar...
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World's most famous obscure surfboards 1- Blue round tail single fin from Mad Max 1

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This is the first in a series of postings where I try to determine the worlds most famous and culturally valuable surfboards, where they are...
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You cant judge a book by its cover

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While I was at Sacred Craft I was lucky enough to get up close and personal with one of the most important surfboards of the innovation peri...
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Boadcollector
Coal Coast, NSW, Australia
I've been collecting innovation period surf boards since 1990. I was trained as an industrial designer and I love surfboards as pieces of hydrodynamic design. I am an art lover and I appreciate surfboards as hand crafted sculptures and I admire their graphic designs and art works. Mainly I am a dedicated surfer and regularly surf each of the boards in my collection.
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