Counterfeit Don the Beachcomber Tiki Mugs? - Collecting Tiki

H HillbillyBaggy Tiki Centralite San Luis Obispo Joined: Dec 30, 2014 Posts: 16	H HillbillyBaggy Posted posted on Mon, Apr 10, 2017 8:59 PM Reading through this thread was like a roller coaster, and up 'til now it sort of ended on a positive note. There are definitely still treasures out there to be found. We all have our holy grails and the hunt is definitely part of the fun. Finding something in the wild at a great bargain can't be beat. There are still some of these DTB mugs out there. I found this one yesterday at a a flea market for 20 clams. It was from the estate of an elderly woman in the LA area. This stuff gets passed down, and hopefully my kids appreciate this stuff when I'm gone. The menu belonged to my great grandpa and he checked off the drinks he had during his visit to Don's. He had a backyard tiki bar in LA and I hung out there as a kid. He's a big reason I love this stuff today.

Reading through this thread was like a roller coaster, and up 'til now it sort of ended on a positive note. There are definitely still treasures out there to be found. We all have our holy grails and the hunt is definitely part of the fun. Finding something in the wild at a great bargain can't be beat. There are still some of these DTB mugs out there. I found this one yesterday at a a flea market for 20 clams. It was from the estate of an elderly woman in the LA area. This stuff gets passed down, and hopefully my kids appreciate this stuff when I'm gone. The menu belonged to my great grandpa and he checked off the drinks he had during his visit to Don's. He had a backyard tiki bar in LA and I hung out there as a kid. He's a big reason I love this stuff today.

Post #774941 by HillbillyBaggy on Mon, Apr 10, 2017 8:59 PM