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| 1975
Haddon, A.C. and Hornell, James: Canoes of Oceania. Bernice P. Bishop Museum Special Publications 27, 28, and 29. Bishop Museum Press, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1975. Soft cover, (Vol 1, 446 pages; Vol 2, 342 pages; Vol 3, 88 pages), black and white illustrations, photographs, maps, Bibliographies. Review Reprint of threeBernice P. Bishop Museum Special Publications, 1936, 1937, and 1938. Note Hornell's quotation /translation of
de Quiros, 1595.
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| 1995
Hall,Sandra and Ambrose, Greg : Memories of Duke - The Legend Comes to Life The Bess Press PO Box 22388 Honolulu, Hawaii 96823, 1995 Soft cover, 145 pages, 131 black and white photographs, Glossary, Index. Review In-depth coverage of the many facets of Duke Kahanamoku's life story, including his Olympic career, film work in Hollywood and surfing around the world. Australian surfing exploits pages 36 to 45 - also note photographs on pages 12 and 13. Many of the images are found in a multitude of publications, though some are very rare. The historical format is slightly jumbled and there seems too much reliance on the input of wife, Nardine, who he did not meet and marry till 1940. Good, but still not the definite work on Duke Kahanamoku. See also: Kahanamoku with Brennan: World of Surfing Brennan: Duke |
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| 2004
Hall,Sandra : Duke - A Great Hawaiian The Bess Press 3565 Harding Avenue Honolulu, Hawaii 96816, 2004. Hard cover, 112 pages, 112 black and white photographs, Notes, Photo Credits, Further Reading, Index. Review Expertly written chronological account of the major highlights of Duke Kahanamoku's life story, including his Olympic career, film work in Hollywood and surfing around the world. The author maintains a fine balance between historical detail and personal insights of contemporaries. The first 30 pages outline Hawaiian history, Duke Kahanamoku's heritage and the resurgence of surfing. Australian surfing exploits pages 42 to 45. Simple, but very effective, format of full page image (many previously unpublished) with paired with a page of text. The beautiful design is complimented by the quality paper and binding. Excellent, but still not the definite work on Duke Kahanamoku. See also Kahanamoku with Brennan: World of Surfing (1968) Brennan: Duke (1994) Hall and Ambrose: Memories of Duke (1995) - above. |
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| 1970
Handy, E.S. Craighill; Emory, Kenneth P.; and others: Ancient Hawaiian Civilization Review |
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| Hawke, Steve:
Waves Chronicle Books 85 Second Street San Francisco, California 94105 www.chroniclebooks.com Hard cover, 132 pages, colour and black/white photographs, Photograph Credits, Bibliography, Acknowledgments. Review. |
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| 1931
Hay, Harry.: Swimming and Surfing. Jantzen (Australia) Ltd Lidcome, Sydney, 1931. Soft cover, 14 pages, black and white illustrations. Review Remarkably concise and accurate swimming and surfing manual formulated from basic priniples. The chapters on surf-shooting, detailing the technique for riding the solid wood finless boards of the period, are highly informative. Harry Hay was an Olympic swimmer and later a recognised coach who competed in swimming races against Duke Paoa Kahanamoku and George Cunha during their Australian tour in 1914-1915. He was instructed in the finer points of surfboard riding at by Duke at Freshwater, the morning of Sunday 10th January 1915. For extracts, see 1931 Harry Hay : Surf Board Riding and Surf Shooting. A pdf. copy of this book was contributed, with thanks, by Henry Marfleet, January 2008. |
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| 2004
Heimann, Jim (Editor) : Surfing : Vintage Surfing Graphics Taschen GmbH, Hohenzollerning 53, D-50672 Kohn. 2004 www.taschen.com Soft cover, 193 pages, tri-lingual text, extensive photographs and images. Review Short history introduction in English , German and French. A collection of surfing or surf-related photographs, drawings, posters, advertisments, book and record covers from 1784 to 1986. Some have been previously published extensively, and a large number also appear in Schiffer 1998 and/or Blackburn 2001. There are no credits. Highlights : Page 25 Prone board, Hermosa Beach 1933 Pages 44-45 Paul W. Gartner : Hawaiian Water Sled is Easy Build Page 58 Beach patrol brochure, ca. 1935. (Solid woods) Despite the text reading "Under the competent and skilled direction of the Waikiki Beach Patrol", the image shows a smiling beachboy riding over the top of a beginner. Page 78 Postcard Sydney (Solid wood) Page 79 Postcard Australia (Solid wood, Palm Beach SLSC) Page 87 ???? Page 161 Hawaii Pop Rock Festival Poster, 1967 Includes Micki Dora surfing photograph - Malibu? Page 171 : Coppertone Advertisment, 1967 Features Sharon Tate, an unfortunate victim of Charles Manson. |
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| Hellmrich,
Dudley:
1929 How To Swim - A Comprehensive Booklet on Swimming, Surfing and Natation Generally. Caxton Printing Works 583A George Street, Sydney, 1929. Review For extracts see: Dudley Hellmrich: "Origin of the Crawl", pages 11 to 15. and Owen E. Griffiths: "How to Shoot A Breaker", pages 230 and 231. |
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| 1993
Holmes, Tommy : The Hawaiian Canoe - Second Edition Editions Limited, PO Box 10558 Honolulu, Hawaii 96816. First Edition 1981. Second Edition 1993. Second Printing 1996. Hard cover, 220 pages, colour photographs, extensive black and white photographs, duo-tone plans, Glossary, Chapter Notes, Picture Credits, Index, Chapter Additions - Second Edition. Review Highly detailed history of the Hawiian canoe that includes ancient exploration, archaeological research and detailed design plans. There are only a few references to surfboards, but the information on native Hawaiian timbers and ancient woodworking techniques has significant relevance. Chapter 11 : Surfing details canoe surfing with some spectacular images. See Surf Extremis Incredibilus |
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| 1946
Hornell, James: Water Transport- Origins and Early Evolution. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge,1946. Hard cover, 307 pages, black and white illustrations, Literature Cited, Index, 45 pages of black and white plates, map. Review For extracts, see: 1946 James Hornell : Water Transport. Online at books.google.com
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| 2006
Hunt, James (editor): Beyond the Green Room - A History of Boardrider Clubs from Bondi to Garie Christian Surfers Australia, 1 Darley Road Manly NSW 2095, 2006. (02) 9977 6249 www.christiansurfers.org.au Surfing NSW, 'The Pavillion', Marine Parade, Maroubra Beach NSW 2035, 2006. (02)9349 7055 www.surfingnsw.com.au Soft cover, 120 pages, black and white photographs, Acknowledgements. Review A series of surfer and club profiles compiled and (apparently) funded by the Mission Australia, Christian Surfers Australia and Surfing NSW,. Most accounts are personal reminiscences in conjunction with archival material, mostly photographs. Forwards by Rabbit Batholomew and Mark Occy Occhilupo. The introductory notes on the NSW Surfriders Association and the Southside Surfriders Association places the contributions in a broader historical context. The earliest recorded club is South Bondi Surfboard Riders Club, circa 1947, with notes by Barrie Magoo McGuigan, Scott Dillon and Dennis Collette, pages 10 to 13. Similar in format
and purpose (not to mention the title) to:
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