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  • av Mark Blackburn
    189,-

    Final Approach charts the turbulent flightpath between a jetsetting father and a planespotting son.The 1970s were the final gasp of the Golden Age of Flying. Mark Blackburn grew up amidst this fuel-guzzling splendour, with airports his playground of choice. He came to adulthood well-heeled and well-travelled. However, he had to contend with his multimillionaire father.Luxury cars. Private planes. Racing stables. Foreign Mistresses.Paranoia, bullying and power plays.At the centre was the inescapable pull of the father.Half memoir and half travelogue, wrapped in an ode to planespotting, this is one man's journey to break free.It's the trip of a lifetime. Take your seat and buckle up for take-off.

  • av Mark Blackburn
    105,-

    Brian is a teddy bear who goes on holiday to Spain with his person, Mia, and her family. Sadly, after a mix-up, he gets left at the airport at the end of the holiday. Will he ever find his way home? Maybe with the help of some friendly birds he can ...

  • av Mark Blackburn
    88 - 154,-

  • - Collecting the Longboard Era
    av Mark Blackburn
    634,-

  • av Mark Blackburn
    239,-

    Hula and surfing represent the quintessential Hawaiian experience. Over 270 original photographs and postcard images are presented chronologically from 1870 to 1940 to powerfully portray the evolving styles and popularity of these icons of Hawai`i. The Hula and surfing traditions both are deeply rooted in legend and myth and Hula dancing was actually outlawed for over 60 years. Surfboards were highly prized by the ancients and the sport became reserved for Hawai`i''s kings. These enchanting images include famous personalities like Duke Kahanamoku, as well as unknown practitioners of their arts.

  • av Mark Blackburn
    354,-

  • av Mark Blackburn
    752,-

    Original tattoo designs from Polynesian cultures at Easter Island, Hawaii, the Marquesas, New Zealand, Samoa, Tahiti and Tonga are presented in over 250 historic drawings and color illustrations. Accounts of native ceremonies by the earliest mariners who first reported this practice to the West are provided. The design elements are interpreted in relation to their historic context, and may serve as dramatic inspiration for today's popular tattoo styles.

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