Preserving Surf Culture
After 25 years of accumulating surf stuff, Graeme Langford decided to sell off a part of his collection including vintage surfboards, mags, posters and other memorabilia on his website, here is … Continue Reading Graeme Langford / Valla
Taylor Lindschau would like to have a little sanctuary to present his boards and the history of surfing in South Australia – one day… I hope he’s gonna accomplish it … Continue Reading Taylor Lindschau / Victor Harbor
Dominic from the Gold Coast started collecting surfboards only 4 years ago with the intention to build a vintage quiver, now he is one of the few riding 90% of … Continue Reading Dominic Youe / Gold Coast
We do not hear much about Tom Parrish. He is not a self promoter but quiet is not the same thing as shy. If you can find him and want … Continue Reading Tom Parrish / Maui
More than 40 years of shaping experience. Günther Rohn shaped and shapes for the best of the best: from Sunny Garcia, till Curren, Pottz – just to name a few. … Continue Reading Günther Rohn / Ballina
Simon Anderson belongs to the generation of contest surfers, who shaped their own surfboards… In 1980, in search of more hold in small waves, he laminated a middle fin and … Continue Reading Simon Anderson / Newport
After only 4 years of collecting, Ken Lewis from Tasmania has put together a large collection of vintage surfboards – wow! Who are you? Where are you living? Ken Lewis, … Continue Reading Ken Lewis / Tasmania
