Tiki Finds - Collecting Tiki

UT uncle trav Tiki Socialite Kalamazoo Joined: Apr 27, 2005 Posts: 2459	UT uncle trav Posted posted on Sun, Nov 4, 2007 6:03 AM Getting a little chilly up here and I think Tiki may be heading for the warmer climes but I found a few things. First off. Two Trader Vic's books. The original 1947 bartenders guide and the Book of Food & Drink. A Coco Joe King "K" with original tag. And a strange guy my aunt left on my door step. Very heavy and looks to made out of lava. South American maybe? An album, not really tiki but the art work looks cool. The best find is " The Hawaii Book" from 1961. 336 pages of fantastic art, history and tons of photos and color plates. A small book on Hawaiian Royalty.

Getting a little chilly up here and I think Tiki may be heading for the warmer climes but I found a few things. First off. Two Trader Vic's books. The original 1947 bartenders guide and the Book of Food & Drink.

A Coco Joe King "K" with original tag. And a strange guy my aunt left on my door step. Very heavy and looks to made out of lava. South American maybe?

An album, not really tiki but the art work looks cool.

The best find is " The Hawaii Book" from 1961. 336 pages of fantastic art, history and tons of photos and color plates.

A small book on Hawaiian Royalty.

Post #341957 by uncle trav on Sun, Nov 4, 2007 6:03 AM