1-58-1 Tom Wergener
These boards maybe made in the new era, but they are still excellent examples of the true craftsmanship needed when building timber boards. The longer board is over 4 mts long and is a tandem.
1-35-1 Tom Wergener
These boards maybe made in the new era, but they are still excellent examples of the true craftsmanship needed when building timber boards.
181-1-1 Norm Casey
During the early years of surfboard manufacturing, the Norm Casey label was as big as the Brookvale six, Norm’s boards could be found in most retail outlets of the day, which was totally different from today as you went to a Hardware store, A major retail chain such as Walton’s, (Today’s equivalent would be David […]
4-7-1 Barry Bennett Balsa Reno
4-5-1 Barry Bennett Balsa Pig
4-1-1 Barry Bennett Balsa
9-2-1 Roger Kieran Pintail Balsa
4-1-1 Barry Bennett Balsa
1-55-1 No Name Pig
In the early days of surfing there were many unamed boards, made under houses in Dad’s garage. Some successful others not! This one is actually pretty well made. The only critcism would be the rear edge of the fin. Can you image the hum from that.
21-19-1 Balsa Pig
1957. 8’8″ X 21″ with classic “D” fin. Beautiful balsa grain