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Trader Vic's, Honolulu, HI, (restaurant) |
Phillip Roberts
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From: OAHU/Seattle
|  Posted: 2012-09-29 4:17 pm Permalink
Aloha,
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On 2012-09-27 19:30, Dustycajun wrote:
Now this must have been a poke at Donn Beach "Honolulu's Original South Seas Restaurant" Really?!!!
DC
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Well, the Weaver (Spence and Cliff) Brothers still had to pay rent to the Beachcomber...
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Dustycajun
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| Posted: 2012-10-10 08:24 am Permalink
Great old photo of the outrigger neon sign at Trader Vic's on Ward (seen on ebay).
DC
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Phillip Roberts
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Posts: 1549
From: OAHU/Seattle
| Posted: 2012-10-10 3:24 pm Permalink
That is a cool sign indeed.
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tikicoma
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Posts: 300
From: city of destiny
| Posted: 2012-12-08 01:34 am Permalink
Thought I'd add a menu that appears older than the ones that Dustycajun posted earlier...
The newer menu adds palm trees and the older one has no mug illustrations (but better prices  ).
I grabbed these images from an ebay sales graveyard of an auction that I think ended over a month an a half ago, but I can't find it any longer.
aloha, tikicoma
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Dustycajun
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From: Santa Barbara, CA
| Posted: 2013-02-08 10:20 am Permalink
Here is another photo of the Trader Vic's at the International Market Place from a Spencecliff restaurant guide book.
A 1970's era photo judging by those groovy his and hers outfits!
The restaurant description.
DC
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Phillip Roberts
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Posts: 1549
From: OAHU/Seattle
| Posted: 2013-02-08 10:46 am Permalink
Good one DC...
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danlovestikis
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Joined: Jun 17, 2002
Posts: 4190 | Posted: 2013-02-23 08:53 am Permalink
There is no way to collect all of the past and present tiki mugs and bowls. Just this thread shows me how many we are missing from just one place. Now I understand why some just collect from one place or artist. Wow, what a great thread, Wendy
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CharlesGary
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Posts: 0 | Posted: 2013-03-20 8:45 pm Permalink
I'd be curious when the Honululu Vic's moved to the International Marketplace, and when Spencecliff took it over. There seem to be very few pictures of the exteriors or interiors of both.
[ Edited by: Bora Boris - Removed the Spam link. - 2013-03-20 20:50 ]
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Phillip Roberts
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From: OAHU/Seattle
| Posted: 2013-03-21 4:27 pm Permalink
Aloha,
To answer the Spammers question... 1967 is when the Spencecliff Corporation took over and moved to the ITNL... Which he would have known had he bothered to read the rest of the post (or my book.)
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Dagg
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From: Van Isle BC CA
| Posted: 2013-03-27 9:09 pm Permalink
Great thread!
I just love this stuff 
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Sabu The Coconut Boy
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From: Carson, California
| Posted: 2013-04-07 1:15 pm Permalink
This cocktail napkin was in a box of Hawaiian vacation souvenirs I found at an estate sale. Based on some dated items from the same trip, it looks like this napkin is from 1966.
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hang10tiki
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From: Las Vegas
| Posted: 2013-04-27 4:45 pm Permalink
Found this today
Dated 6/84
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