Tiki Finds - Collecting Tiki

PTD Psycho Tiki D Tiki Socialite The river Styx, can you pay the toll? Joined: Oct 13, 2006 Posts: 1857	PTD Psycho Tiki D Posted posted on Mon, Jan 10, 2011 5:22 PM On 2011-01-09 16:05, bigtikidude wrote: I bet a lot of Hoarders(ahem collectors) were going thru withdrawals not being able to post their recent acquisitions, I bet Facebook activity went way up while TC was down. :wink: Jeff(btd) Guilty as charged my friend, although most "hoarders" prefer the term "Preservationists" or "Conservators" and some of us just post our finds to share with those who are interested what can be found out there if you invest some time, patience and a little money. I am so far behind posting my finds from the past couple of months that I am only going to post a quick overview of what I found this past weekend. Two sales yielded a load of Hawaiiana paper and even though it cannot be seen in the pictures, rest assured when I have the time, I will backtrack and post some of the tiki images. These items are from the 1930's, 50's and 70's. In no particular order: "Ku" style mugs similar to The Pottery, Hawaii, that I have. These rounded off the few I was missing to complete the set of eight Dairymen's Island of Hawaii glasses I have. I did not know there were smaller ones in the set. I have some extras now! The rest is the paper: Remember: you are only a "hoarder if you wind up on television! Later, PTD [ Edited by: Psycho Tiki D 2011-01-10 17:24 ] [ Edited by: Psycho Tiki D 2011-01-10 17:25 ]

On 2011-01-09 16:05, bigtikidude wrote:

I bet a lot of Hoarders(ahem collectors)
were going thru withdrawals not being able to post their recent acquisitions,
I bet Facebook activity went way up while TC was down.
:wink:

Jeff(btd)

Guilty as charged my friend, although most "hoarders" prefer the term "Preservationists" or "Conservators" and some of us just post our finds to share with those who are interested what can be found out there if you invest some time, patience and a little money.

I am so far behind posting my finds from the past couple of months that I am only going to post a quick overview of what I found this past weekend. Two sales yielded a load of Hawaiiana paper and even though it cannot be seen in the pictures, rest assured when I have the time, I will backtrack and post some of the tiki images. These items are from the 1930's, 50's and 70's.

In no particular order:

"Ku" style mugs similar to The Pottery, Hawaii, that I have.

These rounded off the few I was missing to complete the set of eight Dairymen's Island of Hawaii glasses I have. I did not know there were smaller ones in the set. I have some extras now!