Tommy Lee's Islander Stockton vs Islander Stockton - Collecting Tiki

T tikicleen Tiki Socialite ripon: almond capital yet no orgeat Joined: Nov 11, 2003 Posts: 338	T tikicleen Posted posted on Mon, Oct 16, 2006 5:04 PM i do! i do!! :) i suppose i am the official resident dork-geek of stockton islander history. if you have a bit of time and want to read an indepth essay about the entire history, may i direct you to this post: everything you have ever wanted to know about the stockton islander however, to answer your question in short, tommy lee took over the islander in the late 1960's and varied the styles of mugs a bit. all mugs from there are strictly OMC (otagiri), and you can get a better idea about which ones are from which time periods by checking out the menu pictures on my islander post above. i hope this answers your question! if you ever want your ear talked off about the place, drop me a line and come on down to ripon. :wink: got tiki? [ Edited by: tikicleen 2006-10-16 17:06 ]

i do! i do!! :)

i suppose i am the official resident dork-geek of stockton islander history. if you have a bit of time and want to read an indepth essay about the entire history, may i direct you to this post: everything you have ever wanted to know about the stockton islander

however, to answer your question in short, tommy lee took over the islander in the late 1960's and varied the styles of mugs a bit. all mugs from there are strictly OMC (otagiri), and you can get a better idea about which ones are from which time periods by checking out the menu pictures on my islander post above.

i hope this answers your question! if you ever want your ear talked off about the place, drop me a line and come on down to ripon. :wink:

got tiki?

[ Edited by: tikicleen 2006-10-16 17:06 ]

Post #261126 by tikicleen on Mon, Oct 16, 2006 5:04 PM