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A simple hollow
board design replicating the basic design of the Okinuee, but significantly
without a fin.
The apparent lack of mutiple logitudinal battens (stringers) probably lightened the board but substantially reduced its strength. Expert builders used a rounded shaped rail, vastly supoerior to these square rails. |
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Balsa supplier Arthur
Milner and Co. supplied much of the balsa wood used by Sydney's boardmakers.
Altough not a manufacturer themselves, the company backloaded finished boards from Sydney to be retailed to Victorian boardriders. |
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