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Tiki Central / General Tiki / Mai-Kai book project: 60th Anniversary event Dec 28th

Post #766804 by Swanky on Fri, Jul 29, 2016 5:43 AM

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The 2 photos are of the same stone Tiki. The rendering, I can only guess. Perhaps Al Kocab painted it when the carving was on order and was guessing. I have a few pictures of it. One I can date to ~1963.

The end of that Tiki came in the dead of the night, when someone came with a crane and stole it! It's in a backyard in South FL somewhere probably waiting to be re-discovered. Perhaps the very elderly thief who knows the real story has kept it out of site, and when they pass, it will come to light...