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Dr. Bronner's Magic Soaps
time-honored simplicity, which can be traced back to the family’s German-Jewish soap making tradition. Born in 1908 to a Jewish family that had been making soap since 1858, Emanuel Bronner was the third generation certified as a master-soap maker under the guild system of the time. In 1929, he brought his formulas for high-quality liquid and bar soaps to America, starting Dr. Bronner’s Magic Soaps in its current form in 1948.
Renowned for their quality, versatility and eco-friendliness, Dr. Bronner’s Magic Soaps enjoyed a small but loyal following in the early years. In the late 1960s, however, soap sales started to explode, due to the unsurpassed ecological quality combined with Dr. Bronner’s urgent message to realize our transcendent unity across religious and ethnic divides. Word-of-mouth soon made Dr. Bronner’s the iconic soap of that era, and in the decades that followed the soaps spread into every health food store in the U.S. and then into the mainstream as well -- winning over fans from all walks of life on the way to becoming the number-one-selling natural brand of soap in North America.
The Largest Collection of Greg Noll Surfboard Items in the World
Two Crows Surfboards
Two Crows Surfboards are a collaboration between artist Nick Welles and shaper Carl Olsen. After making their first boards together over a decade ago, they have reunited, combining art and function. With their Freestyle way of glassing, each board comes out totally unique and creative. The boards take an incredible amount of work, resulting in limited batches of boards, only a hand-full of times a year. Though their specialty is Noseriders, Carl Olsen can shape any type of custom boards from shortboards to stand ups and everything in between. Check out twocrowssurfboards.com for ordering information, videos, and photo galleries. If you are military - please let us know for a discount as a thanks for your service to our nation!
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Strong Current Surf Shop on the North Shore – Johnny Moore owns Hawaii’s “truly classic” surfer’s surf shop. Classic shapes, vintage boards, tons of clothes, books, wax, Hawaiiana, and a laid back aura is just the beginning of describing this special place. Kick back, relax, and enjoy the ride. Strong Current, it's a way of life. Visit Strong Current Surf Shop on the North Shore of Oahu and stock up on your surfing supplies. Grab a burger next door too! www.StrongCurrentHawaii.com
66-214 Kamehameha Hwy.
Haleiwa, HI 96712 USA
Phone: (808) 637-3406
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PO Box 2181 Ewa Beach, Hawaii 96706
(808) 230-0739
The Bi-Annual Hawaiian Islands Surf Auction is presented by Quiksilver "Premium”. This year’s auction is scheduled for July 17 & 18 2009 at the Blasdale Arena in Honolulu, Hawaii. We're confident it will be the best one yet! You will see some the finest surfboards and surfboard memorabilia ever presented in one location. You can meet legendary surfers, shapers and even some professionals. Be there to witness Surfer Joe Tiepel, and his team, auction off almost a million dollars worth of vintage surfboards. The atmosphere is electric and very fast paced. Don’t miss it! www.HawaiianSurfAuction.com
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This vintage surfboard museum was founded in the 1990's by surfing memorabilia collectors Mark Fragale and John Moore of Strong Current Surf Shop. It was originally located inside John Moore's Strong Current Surf Shop in Haleiwa but continued to grow and grow and now still resides in the North Shore Marketplace - but in its own building. Exhibits in the museum include vintage surfboards from the 1930's through modern surfboards. There is also vintage clothing, surfing competition posters, historic surfing photos, surfing videos, and miscellaneous surfing memorabilia. On the ceiling of the museum and lining the walls are many boards from icons of the surf scene all over the world. Most are on loan to the museum but some are for sale too. The curator - Bob "Hurricane" Brown can help you with anything and is the best source of information about surfing that anyone could dream of. Admission to the museum is free to all and the museum operates strictly from funds by visitors who drop a few bucks into a collection as they enter or exit. Hawaii Military Surfing Organization (HMSO) is also a sponsor for the museum and all the profits gathered from HMSO shirts sold by the museum are donated right back to the museum.
Hurricane Bob, Curator
P.O. Box 754
Waialua, Hawaii 96791
808-637-8888
Mike Casey is one of the most respected “HAND-CRAFTED” Master surfboard shapers in the world. Period! He designs and shapes everything. His shapes include regular, everyday surfboards and the ones virtually nobody shapes any more. From a hard-charging Waimea Gun, a classic 10ft 3-string longboard with wood nose and tail blocks, to a zippy little shortboard for Ala Moana Bowls. Mike belongs to the rare breed of shapers in the world who can create masterpieces out of several glued together slams of wood. He has shaped hundreds of collector edition surfboards made from exotic woods, chambered balsas and even vintage replicas. He has decades of experience and 10’s of thousands of boards under his belt. Have the master shape you the hand-crafted surfboard of your dreams!
Call Mike TODAY! 808 638-7188 www.caseysurfdesigns.com
