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TabooDan
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Coast of BC now in Crowsnest, AB., Canada
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Hey, Very nice! I have not seen those with the Hapa Wood bases before either. Cool! I do have two with Coco Menehune fishermen with brown bases that say Hawaii and are made of a thin resin. If I could figure out how to put pictures on here I could show you.
I too, also believe HIP to be a seperate company than Coco Joes. The quality of Coco Joes is so much better! Of all the pieces that I have, only the HIP pieces have the finish coming off. I would believe that if the companys were connected, they would use the exact same methods and have the same quality finishes. I am not an expert but that is what I have seen. See yah!
On 2004-01-13 00:16, GECKO wrote:
Aloha ohana,
Being we have all da experts here, will you please jump in!!
Whats up with these 2 companys? ORRRRR, is HIP a part of Coco Joes? they resemble each other a lot ya.
If this subject is already covered in Tiki Quest sorry but I haven't stoped druling ova da pics yet so I'll get to da reading laterz.
If you get da kine that might not be in Dukes book or even if they are, I was just hoping to see some collections. I know it's a pain uploading pics but eh "swhy hod" ("dats too bad" in pigon). I hate it to. but heres a couple of mine.
anyways just wanted to see if you braddahz and sisstahz are HIP to collecting CoCo Joes.......dats my weak punch line.
I jus wen picked these up ova da weekend. I haven't seen this style in Tiki Quest. No year is stamped on....for my beer drinkerz, no born on date!
the bottom is made to look like wood
da base has 64 on da first tiki, 62 on da 2nd and nothing on da 3rd tiki??? know what that means?
4 of my original coco joe molds from 1968.
more pics to come later.
Live Aloha
[ Edited by: gecko on 2004-01-13 00:20 ]
[ Edited by: gecko on 2004-01-13 00:21 ]
[ Edited by: GECKO on 2004-02-02 14:34 ]
[ Edited by: gecko on 2004-04-22 01:51 ]
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