John Arbuckle isn’t in this collecting world for the money. Driven by a desire to preserve skateboarding history and the decks themselves, John has one of the most eclectic collections we’ve ever seen.
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  1. I was able to get the Dylan photo at deckaid in Albany, that was a great event. Similar to your photo/huf deck combo, I have a Kalis mindfield era deck, & the top graphic has all workshop riders names on it. The Dylan photo is a heel flip over a bump to bar in mindfield. So that’s a pretty cool mindfield/workshop Dylan combo, plus that top graphic will be the closest I ever come to a Heath and Dylan deck with their names on it from that era.

  2. 8:32 this Jeff Taylor graphic is of a giant sculpture in downtown Houston. It's called "The Virtuoso" by David Adickes. There's a ledge and some stairs beneath it that people skate.

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