2010 January Mug Swap **Get Your Swap On People!!** - Collecting Tiki

N nuKKe Member Tel Aviv, Israel Joined: Feb 13, 2005 Posts: 176	N nuKKe Posted posted on Wed, Feb 3, 2010 4:05 AM On 2010-02-02 19:54, HOUSE OF KU wrote: Aloha nuKKe! I dug up those CJ trinkets at the old Coco Joe factory in Punaluu, Hawaii. The factory burned down in 1965 and I found those a few years ago. Some pieces are melted :) the factory was behind the showroom (above) Still very primitive...see bushes behind the drying rack :) After the fire, the building was bulldosed...and the trinkets were waiting to be found for 40+ years... Aloha, Freddie PS Glad you like the Tiki Goodies...Just curious...Which flower do you like the best?? :lol: Freddie, I take my words back. Not CJ "trinkets" but rather archeological artifacts which I'm proud to have in my collection. Thank you for sharing the story with us. My fave is the second flower to the left. Sporting a short haircut, the flowers will be used as cocktail decoration :)

On 2010-02-02 19:54, HOUSE OF KU wrote:

Aloha nuKKe! I dug up those CJ trinkets at the old Coco Joe factory in Punaluu, Hawaii. The factory burned down in 1965 and I found those a few years ago. Some pieces are melted :)

the factory was behind the showroom (above)

Still very primitive...see bushes behind the drying rack :) After the fire, the building was bulldosed...and the trinkets were waiting to be found for 40+ years...

Aloha, Freddie

PS Glad you like the Tiki Goodies...Just curious...Which flower do you like the best?? :lol:

Freddie, I take my words back. Not CJ "trinkets" but rather archeological artifacts which I'm proud to have in my collection. Thank you for sharing the story with us.
My fave is the second flower to the left. Sporting a short haircut, the flowers will be used as cocktail decoration :)

Post #508683 by nuKKe on Wed, Feb 3, 2010 4:05 AM