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Of Ukulele (and Tiki) intrest

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TK

I just put some pictures of my latest creations on my website, http://www.tikiking.com. or you can go direct to the ukes here: http://www.tikiking.com/tk_pine_ukes.html
Cheers!
Tiki King

Those are GORgeous, Tiki King! They're art!

Is "ivoroid" a word? (I guess it is now!)
I can see street vendors in New York selling Rolexoid watches, Versaceoid bags, and Chaneloid purses.

P

Man, them ukes be bad!!

I'm saving up now to get one.

Nice looking work.
I assume your last CD was recorded using one of your originals?

I was tearing it up at the Lagoon Lounge (â„¢AlnShellyProductions) tonite on my Island Ukulele made in Kauai by Raymond Rapozo.

One of those "Tiki" ukes would certainly be a hit here.

Thanks for the link!

Soon, O' King, soon.

TK

On 2004-05-15 09:08, Formikahini wrote:

Is "ivoroid" a word?

Yep. It is the "trade" name of a type of yellowish celuloid that is grained to resemble ivory. it has been around for years. It is used for binding, trim and tuning pegs on Ukes, (and guitars, etc.) but I have also seen it used in vintage hand mirrors, combs, brushes, stuff like that. it is also called "ivorine" and "French Ivory"

K

Beautiful work TK!

Kanaka

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