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Contributing Institution:
Pepperdine University. Special Collections and University Archives.
Title:
Surfing
History Periodicals
History Periodicals
Identifier/Call Number: 0160
Physical Description:
30 Linear Feet
Date (inclusive): 1950-2017
Abstract: This collection contains nine periodicals related to
surfing
. Only two of them are still in circulation today; the others were discontinued or bought out by their larger competitors.
surfing
. Only two of them are still in circulation today; the others were discontinued or bought out by their larger competitors.
Language of Material:
English
.
The collection is arranged alphabetically by magazine. Within a magazine the issues are arranged chronologically.
This collection includes periodicals from nine
surfing
magazines: Competition Surf, International
Surfing
, Longboard, The Surfer, The Surfer's Journal, Surfer: The International
Surfing
Magazine,
Surfing
,
Surfing
:
Surfing
Action Around the World, and
Surfing
Yearbook.
surfing
magazines: Competition Surf, International
Surfing
, Longboard, The Surfer, The Surfer's Journal, Surfer: The International
Surfing
Magazine,
Surfing
,
Surfing
:
Surfing
Action Around the World, and
Surfing
Yearbook.
Competition Surf only produced six periodicals during its short career. This collection contains one periodical from Competition
Surf in 1966.
The collection has periodicals from International
Surfing
dating from 1965 to 1973. International
Surfing
is a magazine that was started in California and bought out by a number of
surfing
companies before it eventually was merged with
Surfing
(below).
Surfing
dating from 1965 to 1973. International
Surfing
is a magazine that was started in California and bought out by a number of
surfing
companies before it eventually was merged with
Surfing
(below).
The Surfer is the world's most widely sold magazine related to
surfing
. It started in 1960 with quarterly releases, but due to its remarkable success the magazine quickly escalated to monthly
issues. Recently, the magazine started releasing yearly specials as well, totaling thirteen periodical publciations per year.
The Surfer is still in print and remains the most popular
surfing
magazine in the world to date.
surfing
. It started in 1960 with quarterly releases, but due to its remarkable success the magazine quickly escalated to monthly
issues. Recently, the magazine started releasing yearly specials as well, totaling thirteen periodical publciations per year.
The Surfer is still in print and remains the most popular
surfing
magazine in the world to date.
The Surfer's Journal is a California-based bimonthly magazine that released its first issue in 1992. It is still in business
today and is read globally.
Surfer: The International
Surfing
Magazine was a small magazine that published bimonthly articles from 1963 to 1969.
Surfing
Magazine was a small magazine that published bimonthly articles from 1963 to 1969.
Originally titled International
Surfing
Magazine, the
Surfing
magazine was a highly popular magazine from its early days in the 1970s until the early 2000s. In 2017,
Surfing
was bought by its longtime rival Surfer (above).
Surfing
Magazine, the
Surfing
magazine was a highly popular magazine from its early days in the 1970s until the early 2000s. In 2017,
Surfing
was bought by its longtime rival Surfer (above).
Surfing
:
Surfing
Action Around the World was a European
surfing
magazine that was based in the U.K. and Sweden but reported on
surfing
events worldwide. It only ran for two years, 1969 and 1970.
The
Surfing
Yearbook is a periodical that ran for most of the 1960s. It places an emphasis on outstanding surfers and feats that they
have accomplished over a given year.
Surfing
Yearbook is a periodical that ran for most of the 1960s. It places an emphasis on outstanding surfers and feats that they
have accomplished over a given year.
Of these magazines, only The Surfer and The Surfer's Journal are still independently in business. The other magazines were
either discontinued or bought out by larger competition.
Advance notice required for access.
Copyright restrictions may apply.
This collection was arranged and described by Nathan Heard under supervision of Kelsey Knox in October 2018.
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