List of Resources
The following sources were used in the research and writing of “Surf, Skate, Snow – Exploring the Murky Origins of Board Sports” which appeared in the Summer and Fall 2013 issues of the Journal of Sports Philately. The listings are organized by sport.
While I received help and advice from a number of quarters in researching this article, I would, in particular, like to acknowledge the assistance of Sam Zuegner and the California Surf Museum in Oceanside, California; James Bennett and the (Isle of) Jersey Surfboard Club; and author Kristin Zambucka of Honolulu, Hawaii.
Surfing Sources
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