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Phil Edwards

Also see Source Documents:
1963 Bruce Brown : Phil Edwards at Pipeline, 1961.
Sequence from Surfing Hollow Days, Surfer Bi-Monthly Magazine, December-January, 1963 page 41.

1964 Phil Edwards : Contests - What is Good?
Surfer Bi-Monthly Magazine, February - March 1964 pages 30 to 31.

1965 Phil Edwards' Hobie Noserider.
Plans from Edwards, Phil with Ottum, Bob : You Should Have Been Here An Hour Ago, Chapter 11 : The Great Nose-Rider Caper.

Bob Cooper : Magic.
Subjectivity in surfboard design, with particular reference to Phil Edwards' balsa board, Baby.
Surfing World Magazine Volume 14 Number 4, circa August 1970 ???. pages 14 to 17.

Phil Edwards steps out with his noted Drop knee turn, Tamarack, California, 1959.
Photographs: John Severson, Surf (2014)

Phil Edwards and Baby, Makaha, 1959.

Bob Cooper: Magic
Surfing World
Volume 14 Number 4,
circa August 1970 pages 14 to 17.

Phil Edwards and Baby, 1959.

Bob Cooper: Magic
Surfing World
Volume 14 Number 4,
circa August 1970 pages 14 to 17.

Phil Edwards, Cottons Point, 1960.

Stern and Cleary:
Surfing Guide (1963) page 166.
Photograph: Bruce Brown

Phil Edwards, Pipeline, 1961.

See:
1963 Bruce Brown : Phil Edwards at Pipeline, 1961.

Photograph probably by Bruce Brown.

PHIL EDWARDS, of California,
riding a huge wave at Sunset Beach, Hawaii.
(Going left at Sunset is possible, but unusual)

Phil, who is recognised as the best surfboard-rider in the world, stars in the film which is now being shown in Australia.

The Australian Women's Weekly
Wednesday 2 January 1963, page 47S
(Supplement- Teenagers' Weekly).

See the new Phil Edwards model
Hobie Surfboard.
Each board shaped by Phil.
Photo: Del Cannon, Hobie shaper.
Surfer
Volume 4 Number 3
June-July 1963, page 1.

Phil Edwards, Pipeline, c1964.

Surfer
Volume 25 Number 1 page 30.

Mickey Dora casually
glancing back at Phil Edwards,
Sunset Beach, 1962.
[Detail]

A rare photo of four greats in action
at Sunset beach, December 1962.
Left to right:
Mickey Dora casually glancing back at Phil Edwards,
Mike Hansan and George Downing.

(Photo: Ed Depriest, courtesy Surfing Magazine)

Grissim, John: Pure Stoke
New York, 1982, page 33.

1964 World Championships, Manly.

Australian Women's Weekly
Wednesday 27 May 1964, page 25.

PHIL EDWARDS,
international judge.

1966 World Championships, California.

Witzig, John:
The World Championship Contest Story.
Surfing World
November, 1966, Volume 8, Number 4, page 24.

Phil Edwards: Cover and winner of first Surfer Poll.

Surfer Magazine
Volume 5 Number 2 July 1964.

Movie Poster: The Endless Summer, 1966.
Phil Edwards

Edwards, Phil with Ottum, Bob :
1967 You Should Have Been Here An Hour Ago -
The Stoked Side of Surfing or How To Hang Ten Through Life and Stay Happy
Harper and Rowe 49 East 33rd Street New York, NY 10016
Hard cover, 179 pages, 71 black and white photograghs, 2 black and white illustrations
Review
In many aspects, an unique surfing book.
Excerpt :
Plans and Specifications : 1965 Phil Ewards' Hobie Nose-Rider

Geoff Cater (2009-2020) : Phil Edwards
http://www.surfresearch.com.au/sEdwards.html