Collector’s Edition: Snurfer 60th Anniversary "The Homecoming" Framed Poster

A Rare Piece of Boarding History — 1 of Only 65

This is the definitive tribute to the board that started it all. To mark the Snurfer’s historic 2025 return to its birthplace in Muskegon, Michigan, we have released a highly limited Collector’s Edition of "The Homecoming" anniversary poster.

With only 65 prints in existence, this edition features enhanced image depth and ultra-fine detailing, capturing every weathered texture of the iconic 1965 design.

The Collector’s Edge:

• Hand-Numbered Exclusivity: Each individual poster is hand-numbered (1 through 65). Once they are gone, this specific high-detail edition will never be printed again.

• Certificate of Authenticity (COA): Every framed poster includes an official COA, verifying its place in the limited production run and its status as an authentic 60th Anniversary commemorative piece.

• Enhanced High-Definition Print: Utilizing an upgraded digital master, this version offers superior clarity and richer color saturation that brings the vintage aesthetic to life.

• Professional Gallery Framing: Arrives ready to hang in a sleek, black frame. This is a professional-grade build designed to preserve your investment for decades.

• Archival Protection: Each frame is finished with a professional paper backing to protect the print from dust and environmental wear.

Premium Build Specifications:

• Paper: 9pt (.009") Premium Heavyweight Museum-Grade Stock.

• Frame: Professional Black Wood-Style Frame with protective paper backing.

• Dimensions: 27.5" x 21.38" x .75"

• Edition Size: Strictly limited to 65 prints worldwide.

• Origin: Commemorating Snurfer Muskegon, MI Homecoming (1965–2025).

• Can I Get the Number I Want?: We will start with the lowest number and work our way to the number 65.

Own the Legacy. Whether it’s the centerpiece of your office or the crown jewel of your gear room, this framed collector's piece is a testament to 60 years of innovation. Secure your place in Snurfer history before the final 65 are claimed.