Publisher/Mountain & Sea Books

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American Surfer and surf photographer Dock Ball's work collection "California Surfriders 1946 (Second Edition)". His real name is John Heath "Doc" Ball. Speaking of surfer legends in the United States that became popular before the war, "Tom Blake". He is a pioneer who also developed hollow surfboards and fins, and is a person who will surely appear in talking about the history of surfing. Dock Ball was one of Blake's best friends and was quick to infiltrate surf culture on the West Coast of the United States. Dock was one of the surfers who led the first surf club in the region, the "Palos Verdes Surfing Club," and was a pioneer of surfing photographers. This is the long-awaited reprint (1979) of a collection of works published by Dock in 1946, limited to 500 copies. This is a collection of works that introduces the current state of surf culture on the west coast, the charm of surfing, and the introduction of spots in a black and white picture.