Powell & Peralta Per Werlinder Skull Pin - Red
About the Cab Street Artwork:
IThe Per Welinder Viking Skull was illustrated by V.C. Johnson in 1984. The fanged fantasy graphic was meant to reflect Per's Swedish origins. It was initially assigned to his freestyle model without the rock texture background, which was added in an updated version in 1986. In 1987 the new full-length graphic was adapted for a street model as Per began performing freestyle / street demos. The eighth century Runic stone lettering spells out Per's name as well as the background quote, "Search and strive, push beyond with strength, yours not theirs, that is the key." Something Per came up with.
Originally Released: 1984
Artwork by: Vernon Courtlandt Johnson
Features:
- 1.3125" Tall die-struck soft enamel lapel pin with dyed black metal
- military clutches on back
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Powell & Peralta Per Werlinder Skull Pin - Red
Powell & Peralta Per Werlinder Skull Pin - Red
About the Cab Street Artwork:
IThe Per Welinder Viking Skull was illustrated by V.C. Johnson in 1984. The fanged fantasy graphic was meant to reflect Per's Swedish origins. It was initially assigned to his freestyle model without the rock texture background, which was added in an updated version in 1986. In 1987 the new full-length graphic was adapted for a street model as Per began performing freestyle / street demos. The eighth century Runic stone lettering spells out Per's name as well as the background quote, "Search and strive, push beyond with strength, yours not theirs, that is the key." Something Per came up with.
Originally Released: 1984
Artwork by: Vernon Courtlandt Johnson
Features:
- 1.3125" Tall die-struck soft enamel lapel pin with dyed black metal
- military clutches on back
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About the Cab Street Artwork:
IThe Per Welinder Viking Skull was illustrated by V.C. Johnson in 1984. The fanged fantasy graphic was meant to reflect Per's Swedish origins. It was initially assigned to his freestyle model without the rock texture background, which was added in an updated version in 1986. In 1987 the new full-length graphic was adapted for a street model as Per began performing freestyle / street demos. The eighth century Runic stone lettering spells out Per's name as well as the background quote, "Search and strive, push beyond with strength, yours not theirs, that is the key." Something Per came up with.
Originally Released: 1984
Artwork by: Vernon Courtlandt Johnson
Features:
- 1.3125" Tall die-struck soft enamel lapel pin with dyed black metal
- military clutches on back
