A stellar artifact from an exciting evolutionary era of surf culture, this Small Faces airbrushed surfboard captures the essence of artistry and craftsmanship of early 1970s surfboard design. Shaped in Newport Beach, California, this board features a classic yellow deck with company logo and a breathtakingly detailed airbrushed bottom. The cosmic imagery—complete with planets, stars, and vibrant atmospheric patterns—exemplifies the free-spirited creativity that defined the era. The fishtail design with its original single-fin box and original fin intact, makes this board a functional treasure for display or riding waves.

Reminiscent of the psychedelic style popularized by The Brotherhood of Eternal Love and Mike Hynson's Rainbow Bridge era designs, this board showcases the work of a true master airbrusher. While the exact artist remains unknown, the precision and skill suggest it could very well have been one of the artisans who moved between the workshops of legendary shapers of the time, leaving their mark on iconic boards like this one.

The Small Faces Surfboards brand name was inspired by the popular British rock band, The Small Faces later to be known as The Faces: Rod Stewart, Ronnie Lane, Ronnie Wood et al.. The name reflects not just the band’s fame but also the collaborative artistry behind the boards. Each piece was the result of contributions from numerous skilled "small faces"—shapers, glassers, airbrushers, and pin-stripers —creating a true collective masterpiece.

Length: 6 ft 5 inches (79in)
Width: 19in
Rail Thickness: 2.75in 
Depth with Fin: 8.25in