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Hawaii's Early Territorial Day

Name: Hawaii's Early Territorial Day
Author: Keith Steiner
ISBN: 9781566474856

by Keith Steiner, Island Curio, Glen Grant

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Overview

Illustrated with colorful vintage postcards from the Island Curio collection, Hawaii's Early Territorial Days recaptures the essence of Hawaii at the turn of the century - form lü'aus and hula dancers to early hotels and visits to the volcano. A catalog of the earliest Island Curio postcards - reprinted in full-color - is included at the back of the book, allowing readers to rediscover these vivid historical images with their own private collections.

Hawaii's Early Territorial Days is an intriguing exploration of Hawaiian history, a vintage collectible with undeniable nostalgic charm.

Synopsis

Book by Steiner, Keith, Grant, Glen

About the Author, Keith Steiner

Keith James Steiner is part of the third generation of the Steiner family to live in Hawaii. A graduate of Punahou School (1946), Yale University (1950), and Stanford Law School (1953), he practiced law in Hawaii for forty-four years until his retirement in 1999. He now serves as a Director of the Institute for Human Services, and of the Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation. He also currently serves as a Mediator for the Hawaii Appellate Courts.

Keith Steiner and his wife Polly have three children and presently five grandchildren. He enjoys traveling, and successfully made it to the summit of Kilimanjaro, Tanzania in 1990 (over 19,000 feet). He also enjoys golf, skiing with friends, and collecting Island Curio postcards.