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Auction House:McKenzies AuctioneersNumber of lots recorded:114
Sale Title:Collectable Surfboards, Part 2.Lots with images:110
Auction Location:PerthPrices available:111
Date:20-Oct-2015
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Farrelly early 1970 Single Fin. An original 1971 single fin by the great Midget Farrelly, Australian World Champion surfer. This 6 feet x 19 inches is one of the original 'S' deck shortboards from this important period In surfing history and would be right at home in any serious collection. This board is unrestored with only a few small dings that have been repaired, and it's straight with no delaminations, and with a hole in the fin for a legrope.
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Balsa Mal 9 feet 2 inches long x 20.5 inches. Circa 1958/59. All original one owner, unknown shaper/brand. Light blue pigment all over, red fin on tails edge
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Barry Bennett Squaretail A mid '70s single fin squaretail by the respected Sydney surf factory, Bennetts. 6 feet 8 inches x 19 inches. Has had a few dings repaired and is a bit brown on the bottom, but the deck still shows well.
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Bing Surfboards Made in America for the Australian market. 7 feet 10 inches long x 21.5 inches wide, 1969 This single stringer, pin tail single fin has the Bing logo with the kangaroo on one section. With the wave set fin box and large raked red fin, this is an unusual board. Whilst made for the Australian market it never left the American shores until recently.
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Bob Brown Single Fin Any fractures or dings have been repaired the old school way and the shape is by Rico., measures 6 feet x 19.5 inches and features fluted flyers and nice original fiberglass fin in the box, plus a fabulous period spray. 1976. Condition-this rates a healthy 8/10
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Brothers Neilsen Shaped by Rick Neilsen for their Surfers Paradise shop circa 1976., measures 6 feet 11 inches x 19 1/2 inches and is totally original and unrestored.
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Cooper Single fin Swallow tail shaped by Richie West This is a great example of a mid 70s Cooper single fin shaped by American surfer Richie West, and it's a fine rider. Has West's interpretation of the concave bottom that was so successful in California's waves and still used by some of today's top shapers such as Dick van Straalen., measures 6 feet 6 inches x 20 inches with plenty of nose area. West's design was known as the Bullett Model and for good reason. Apart from the rails being touched up this is…
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Dick Brewer-Sam Hawk 6 feet 10 inches x 19 inches, 1972 model Under the tutelage of Dick Brewer, Sam Hawk emerged as one of Brewer's best proteges of the 70's. Sam's shapes became highly demand throughout the era. Superb example of the flat deck, full rail school of design, this swallow tail, single fin features dark blue tint bottom and lapis, blue tint glass on fin, light blue tint deck with ink lines and resin pin line, with the Brewer logo, Sam's signature and board number '045' on the blank.
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Dick van Straalen Single Fin This is a 7 feet 1 x 19 inches gem in original unrestored condition, and as such is a very rare board. Has a fin box with a nice handfoiled glass fin as well, made c.1977. Condition-A good 8/10 as it's had a few minor dings repaired but has not been restored.
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Downing Hawaii Single Fin A rare mid 70s single fin from one of the most influential shapers in Hawaii, the legendary George Downing 1974. Condition-an honest 7/10 with a few minor dings that are repaired plus some deck depressions and sunburn. A very rare board in this country that displays well.
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Etherington Channel Single Fin Circa 1981 by the talented Tony Eltherington. This has likely been a custom or else a personal board as it's got a textured deck without any gloss coat. Lighter and easy to wax, and in 9/10 condition. Perhaps the red has been added recently to maybe cover a ding or two., measures 6 feet 1 inches x 19 inches x 2.5 inches.
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Gordon & Smith Bronzed Aussies, Ian Cairns 7 feet 6.5 inches x 20 inches, pintail single stringer, Australian colours With Bronzed Aussies sticker and Ian's own kangaroo motif. Kanga was king at sunset, PT was World champ and the Bronzed Aussies ruled. It was a moment in history and this board captures it. Designed for the chunky waves in which Ian excelled. From an era that was based on the movie 'Knocking Down the Door' 1976.
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Gordon & Smith Single Fin Stringer Gun 7 feet 3 inches x 20 inches, 1977. All time stinger swallow tail by Steve Griffiths. All blue pigment. Immaculate example.
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Gordon Woods Single Stringer 9 feet 7 inches x 22 inches. Built in 1961, this board is in absolutely original condition and had one owner until purchased in 2010. Clear with blue competition stripes, with early raked fin. Signed by Gordon Woods. A fine example.
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Hollow Plywood Paddle/Surfboard '50s Australian crafted 'cigar box' type paddle- Surfboard. Original example of a multi-purpose hollow surf craft constructed of marine plywood and timber. 8 feet x 23 inches model, well-constructed using nails not screws, and a varnish finish. Solid timber keel type skeg and a bung in the tail. Often these plywood boards were built at boatbuilding yards between bigger jobs, and many were used as stand-up paddle surfboards, particularly in Victoria and South Australia. They…
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Hot Stuff Allan Bryne Design A 5 feet 10 inches x 20 inches flyer rounded pin design by master shaper Al Bryne. Was a custom for Currumbin surfer Ray Sawtell, and dates from around 1978. It's a lightweight model from the Hot Stuff factory, where the Rabbit single fins were also produced during the late '70s. This is a total original one owner by one of the most respected surfer shapers in the country. Beautiful original timber and glass fin. Condition-8/10
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Tom Hoy Precision Equipment Single Fin Shaped by Tom Hoy this single fin, channel bottom, with double flyers and a swallow tail has a stepped bottom around the fin area. One of Tom's Experimentals. 5 feet 11 1/2 inches x 21 inches. 1978.
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Kaimanu 'Green' Board This board is environmentally friendly. Made from Bio foam, which is soy based. 100% hemp cloth with various weight ratios of 5.9ounce to 4.6ounce with low v.o.c. epoxy and finished with linseed bio resin. The hemp has a natural memory flex and is stronger in tensile strength and strength to weight ratio than that of fibreglass. 5 feet 10.5 inches long x 18 inches wide. Made by Chad Jackson. Attractive logo and is extremely light in weight.
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Kneeboard-Energy Thruster Simon Anderson Thruster kneeboard 1980 likely fairly rare., measures 5 feet 6 inches x 23 inches. Condition-6/10 with obvious repairs and depressions.
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Kneeboard-George Greenough Flextail A rare Greenough Design flextail made in the Sky factory at Byron Bay by Michael Cundith and George around 1976. A rare collaboration by a great designer and a top shaper., measure 5 feet 7 inches x 22 inches with a single fin box and a rare polycarbonate Greenough type fin, with a concave hull design. Condition-7/10 as a significant ding repair on the bottom, plus a few minor dings and fractures, but totally original and still displays well.
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Lightning Bolt Gun by Rory Russell 8 feet 4 inches long x 20 inches wide. This attractive swallow tail, single stringer has yellow top with red rails and bottom with lightning bolts in contrasting colours, both top and bottom. Singed by Rory Russell, this is a great example of his workmanship. One of the legends of Hawaiian surfing.
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McCoy Tri Zap. An original unrestored three finner design by Geoff McCoy., measures 6 feet 2 inches x 19.5 inches and a custom order from 1983 in amazing condition. Great period spray, lots of cool decals and one of the longest tri zaps. Condition-9/10. Rare models in this condition rarely come onto the market.
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McGrigor Single Fin Swallow Tail 6 feet long x 20 inches. Shaped by Barry King. Restored, white pigment deck, blue pigment bottom with pin lines, circa 1970 model.
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Michael Peterson-Fangtail (Replica) 6 feet 2 inches x 20 inches. Fangtail replica of the board that Michael made famous in 1974, when he won the Pa Bendall Memorial Contest on the Sunshine Coast. Michael says he only built 5 fangtails in '74 as they took so long to shape and the glasser and sander hated having to work on them because of all the grooves and corners.
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Morning Star Stinger Fin 6 feet 9 inches long x 21 inches. Swallow tail, shaped by Col Smith (Narrabeen), circa 1975 scarce design example.
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Nipper Wiliams Circa 1969 short board by Nipper Williams of Brookvale, Sydney., measures 7 feet 8 inches x 21 inches and features a resin glue-up and a fabulous Greenough inspired plastic fin. Condition-very good with later added leg rope plug.
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Oceanic Single Stringer 9 feet 6 inches x 22 inches. 'D' fin, circa 1961 Custom built, orange and brown striping on deck. Clear bottom. Excellent condition.
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Outer Island Penta Fin Flextail 7 feet 6 inches x 19.5 inches x 2 11/16 inches. Shaped by Mitchell Rae, this flextail twin stringer. Finished in a very attractive red. Retro model. Excellent condition.
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Outer Island Surfboards Flextail 6 feet 7 inches x 20 inches. Shaped by the innovative Mitchell Rae, this 1980 replica flextail was a step ahead of the rest. Very pointy nose with flextail at rear and single fin with one stringer. A great example of workmanship and art on a very practical and responsive surfboard.
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Reno Abellira Gun 9 feet 5 inches x 19.25 inches. Hawaii Surfboards pintail gun, attractive yellow gloss. Shaped by the master shaper, Reno Abellira in 2011.
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Richard Harvey Surf Company Burleigh Heads Swallowtail 6 feet 3 inches x 20 inches, circa 1977. Shaped by Australian champ Dick Harvey for The Burleigh Surf Company. Apparently only surfed a handful of times before storage out on the farm for over 30 years. Condition-9/10
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Rip Curl Single Fin Wayne Lynch Shaped and signed by Wayne Lynch, circa 1976/77 5 feet 11 inches long x 20 inches. Swallow tail with flyers. Very clean and attractive board.
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Ron Custom Longboard 9 feet 9 inches x 21.5 inches. Estimated 1961, triple stringer D fin. Excellent condition.
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Sam Egan Egg by Neal Purchase This is an original example of a super short S deck egg that was meant as a standup board, measuring 4 feet 8 inches x 19 inches, circa 1970. As short as you could go and still stand up, and very rare along with the first generation short twin fins. Not a pop-out but hand shaped, with the fin glassed into a purpose-built glass fin box. Condition-rates a 6/10 with plenty of repaired dings and sunburn etc, but a rare and collectable board.
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San Juan Gun by Bob McTavish The bottom and rails have been sprayed with the deck left original, and then a fresh gloss coat applied. It had been hanging on the top of McTavish's shop wall 15 feet off the ground for four years. 6 feet 11 inches x 18 inches, circa 1972.
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San Juan Single Fin by Frank Latta 5 feet 10.5 inches long x 20 inches. Wide area pintail, shaped by Frank Latta. Yellow rail deck, red pinlines, blue fade spray. Famous script log. Circa 1978. Good condition.
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Southernman Surfboards 6 feet x 20 inches. Shaped for the Corner Surf Shop in Geraldton by Greg Antcliff, who was an ex-Newcastle boy and represented New South Wales. Named the Kalbarri Model, this was No.2 board that he shaped in 1976/77 while working at Geraldton. Designed for the Kalbarri Left, this is a tidy looking board, being a single fin with flyers. Attractive logos.
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