Post #723872 by tikiskip on Sat, Jul 26, 2014 1:37 PM

On 2014-07-26 10:37, bigbrotiki wrote:
And there are STILL many more who I could not get in again! It was only on chapter on the revival, and there's only so much room.

I think the big miss was Benzart who spans both the semi old days and the revival times.
Still love the book.

Just got my copy of Tiki Pop today and it is GREAT!
On page 185 there is a table lamp “table lamp for unknown restaurant”
By Frank Brajevic collection.

This is the first table lamp for the Kahiki restaurant in Columbus Ohio
made by Bill Sapps wife in the basement of the Kahiki, they were oil lamps as told by
Herman Leitwien and would be filled with coconut scented oil when lit.

And on page 249 the “Quiet Village” sign was missing from the Kahiki, would love to find the story
on how it made it’s way to Hawaii?

Also Wendy you and the others should be proud of getting in this book as it is a winner.