eBay: How did these O.A. poles end up... - Tiki Marketplace

R rugbymatt Member Sacramento Joined: Jun 03, 2005 Posts: 1205	R rugbymatt Posted posted on Fri, Feb 1, 2008 11:24 AM Yeah, I did it! I told him those were likely OA items from a 60's tiki bar and not native american art. The reason was one bidder (who is strangley back again) seemed to be from the big bucks world of NA art and I was trying to shake him off. The seller actually went the extra mile and called OA to verify. He had a long talk with Bob who confirmed details and said they were poles OA made for the Kona Kai in Kansas City (KC is where the seller originally found them). I guess I can file it under best laid plans..... Oh well, now I have to fight the good fight if I want one.

Yeah, I did it!

I told him those were likely OA items from a 60's tiki bar and not native american art. The reason was one bidder (who is strangley back again) seemed to be from the big bucks world of NA art and I was trying to shake him off. The seller actually went the extra mile and called OA to verify. He had a long talk with Bob who confirmed details and said they were poles OA made for the Kona Kai in Kansas City (KC is where the seller originally found them).

I guess I can file it under best laid plans.....

Oh well, now I have to fight the good fight if I want one.

Post #358519 by rugbymatt on Fri, Feb 1, 2008 11:24 AM