Freedom surfboards publicity shot, around early 1971. Steve Harewood and Barry Jenkins with Freedom formal riders and fun machines.
Above 70s beach scene by Jersey surfer Gerry George , below another 70s shot, dont know who photographer - or model is.
This beautiful board is a Freedom 'formal rider' from 1970-1 ,owned by George , shaped by Steve Harewood .It has lovely green and turquoise tints , formal rider logo and a freedom logo which says 'Lake Vale' , which this logo usually doesnt have on. Hard to tell from these photos but it may have a mild s-deck , and the bottom shape is a displacement hull. Great condition for the age.
Here's another great Freedom with a wide swallow tail, early 70s again, and very understated logo , the text chopped from the bigger bubbly logo in the boards above. This board was recently bought by Ryan. A classic and timeless shape, and check out the lovely fin.
Just for the record that naked model in the pic is my mother!
ReplyDeleteha ha. shall I put pics of your new freedom up too ?
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ReplyDeleteNice picture! Nothing is more important than my Sector 9 Bamboo Longboard when i have nothing to do and longboarding is a perfect option to make Fun in leisure. I really love to cruise on my board around the neighbor.
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ReplyDeleteI have a vintage Freedom Board for sale if interested:
Hi Pete,
Adam here with the vintage Freedom Board.
It is 193cm long and at its widest 52cm.
Please see pics of the board here:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/nrvNzSkPDLAyL7KY7
If you do have any information on what I should do with it or would like to purchase would be awesome!
Thanks!
Hi, a few weeks ago I found an old single-fin board in a trash can, with some bumps especially on the tail, but in good condition for the years it could have. It is a Freedom surfboard Jersey, I think it could be earlier than the model that appears in the photos because the logo is much more basic in addition to having a fixed keel; shaper appears Hammond. I'm looking for more information about this brand of boards but I can't find much. Now I am repairing the board that surely is looking forward to getting back on the water soon. If you are interested, I could pass you photos of this jewel that could be part of the history of surfing in Europe.I'm from north Spain.
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