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Two Legends

This "Gem" came to us by way of Senator Fred Hemmings. In this picture we see the "Dark Prince" of Malibu, Miki Dora, shaking hands with "Mr. Pipeline" Butch Van Artsdalen (the gal is unknown). Apparently Miki and Butch "were not the best of friends". I think Butch's look says it all, although Miki's look is just as priceless. (Click on this photo to check out the classic photos including the headshots on the wall behind them). Circa mid-sixties, collection of Senator Fred Hemmings. More from Senator Hemmings and more about Butch in the coming weeks...

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posted by Surfing Heritage Foundation at 2:58 PM

3 Comments:

Anonymous mike Salisbury said...

thanks. (two totally different guys:)

March 29, 2011 at 4:14 PM  
Blogger 螢 雨夜 said...

thats awsome as i and many of my friends r butch fans , they'er gonna double over when they see this classic pic,how much did he get paid to shake that cons hand j/k

April 25, 2011 at 8:11 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Enjoy! https://www.facebook.com/ButchVanArtsdalen

January 17, 2014 at 4:15 PM  

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