Powell Peralta Cab Street Dragon Green Lapel Pin
In 1987 street skating was rapidly gaining popularity. Steve Caballero not only excelled at vert skating but was a top contender on the "Street-Style" circuit. Powell-Peralta decided to introduce an additional Cab deck model specifically designed for street. Artist V.C. Johnson created a new dragon graphic with a bats & bones background. Cab's name was also created in the bat shape since Cab was into Batman at the time. The Powell-Peralta logo was made using the Animal Chin font, also a sign of the times.
Originally Released: 1987
Artwork by: Vernon Courtlandt Johnson
Features:
- 1.3125" Tall die-struck soft enamel lapel pin with dyed black metal
- Two military clutches on back
Powell Peralta Cab Street Dragon Green Lapel Pin
In 1987 street skating was rapidly gaining popularity. Steve Caballero not only excelled at vert skating but was a top contender on the "Street-Style" circuit. Powell-Peralta decided to introduce an additional Cab deck model specifically designed for street. Artist V.C. Johnson created a new dragon graphic with a bats & bones background. Cab's name was also created in the bat shape since Cab was into Batman at the time. The Powell-Peralta logo was made using the Animal Chin font, also a sign of the times.
Originally Released: 1987
Artwork by: Vernon Courtlandt Johnson
Features:
- 1.3125" Tall die-struck soft enamel lapel pin with dyed black metal
- Two military clutches on back
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In 1987 street skating was rapidly gaining popularity. Steve Caballero not only excelled at vert skating but was a top contender on the "Street-Style" circuit. Powell-Peralta decided to introduce an additional Cab deck model specifically designed for street. Artist V.C. Johnson created a new dragon graphic with a bats & bones background. Cab's name was also created in the bat shape since Cab was into Batman at the time. The Powell-Peralta logo was made using the Animal Chin font, also a sign of the times.
Originally Released: 1987
Artwork by: Vernon Courtlandt Johnson
Features:
- 1.3125" Tall die-struck soft enamel lapel pin with dyed black metal
- Two military clutches on back
