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    The House Without a Key is a novel that was written in 1925 by Earl Derr Biggers -- the first of the Charlie Chan mysteries. But it is also a real life place in Waikiki. The Halekulani hotel and its House Without A Key restaurant/bar began its life in 1907 as the Hau Tree Residential Hotel, a relatively modest establishment with a beachfront house and five bungalows. By the 1980s, the Halekulani hotel had grown, but the skyrocketing costs of Waikiki beachfront property made such a small resort impractical so it was sold to Japan’s Mitsui Corporation, which then created the “new” Halekulani around the old grounds and original building, with 453 elegant new rooms, updating it into a modern resort.

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    House Without a Key, Hotel - Red in 4 collections

    The House Without a Key is a novel that was written in 1925 by Earl Derr Biggers -- the first of the Charlie Chan mysteries. But it is also a real life place in Waikiki. The Halekulani hotel and its House Without A Key restaurant/bar began its life in 1907 as the Hau Tree Residential Hotel, a relatively modest establishment with a beachfront house and five bungalows. By the 1980s, the Halekulani hotel had grown, but the skyrocketing costs of Waikiki beachfront property made such a small resort impractical so it was sold to Japan’s Mitsui Corporation, which then created the “new” Halekulani around the old grounds and original building, with 453 elegant new rooms, updating it into a modern resort.

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    The House Without a Key is a novel that was written in 1925 by Earl Derr Biggers -- the first of the Charlie Chan mysteries. But it is also a real life place in Waikiki. The Halekulani hotel and its House Without A Key restaurant/bar began its life in 1907 as the Hau Tree Residential Hotel, a relatively modest establishment with a beachfront house and five bungalows. By the 1980s, the Halekulani hotel had grown, but the skyrocketing costs of Waikiki beachfront property made such a small resort impractical so it was sold to Japan’s Mitsui Corporation, which then created the “new” Halekulani around the old grounds and original building, with 453 elegant new rooms, updating it into a modern resort.

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    Swizzle features a "K" created using a tiki and foliage.

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    House Without a Key, Hotel - Blue in 4 collections

    The House Without a Key is a novel that was written in 1925 by Earl Derr Biggers -- the first of the Charlie Chan mysteries. But it is also a real life place in Waikiki. The Halekulani hotel and its House Without A Key restaurant/bar began its life in 1907 as the Hau Tree Residential Hotel, a relatively modest establishment with a beachfront house and five bungalows. By the 1980s, the Halekulani hotel had grown, but the skyrocketing costs of Waikiki beachfront property made such a small resort impractical so it was sold to Japan’s Mitsui Corporation, which then created the “new” Halekulani around the old grounds and original building, with 453 elegant new rooms, updating it into a modern resort.

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    KMC Outdoor Recreation Center, Resort a.k.a. Kilauea Military Camp - in 2 collections

    Kilauea Military Camp on Hawaii Island is a Morale, Welfare and Recreation facility serving members of the U.S. Armed Forces and their families. The swizzle features an image of a tiki and torches among flowering plants.

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    The is a flat red swizzle. Image of a bamboo frame around the logo. There is tiki drink in a tiki mug with pineapple slice, umbrella, cherry, swizzle and straw. The bottom of the frame has a pineapple and foliage along with a sign for the Royal Kona Resort. The motto "Home of the Original Mai Tai". At 7.5" this swizzle is longer than the majority of flat swizzles.

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    Hilton, Hotel - Green / White in 1 collection

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    This is a white plastic swizzle topped with a hula girl with crossed arms and marked for the Hawaiian Room from the Hotel Lexington in New York City.

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    The House Without a Key is a novel that was written in 1925 by Earl Derr Biggers -- the first of the Charlie Chan mysteries. But it is also a real life place in Waikiki. The Halekulani hotel and its House Without A Key restaurant/bar began its life in 1907 as the Hau Tree Residential Hotel, a relatively modest establishment with a beachfront house and five bungalows. By the 1980s, the Halekulani hotel had grown, but the skyrocketing costs of Waikiki beachfront property made such a small resort impractical so it was sold to Japan’s Mitsui Corporation, which then created the “new” Halekulani around the old grounds and original building, with 453 elegant new rooms, updating it into a modern resort.

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    Swizzle features Coco Joes's logo with Volcano and beach bum relaxing under a palm tree reading a book.

    Coco Joe's was located in Punaluu, Hawaii and was a maker of lava-based and Hawaiian wood-based ("hapawood" or half-wood) resin souvenirs. The company was started in 1960 by Donald R Gallacher (a returning WWII veteran). Coco Joe's continued into the 1980s before going out of business. Gallacher was honored by the U.S. Small Business administration as the Hawaii Small Businessman of the Year in 1973 at which time he had 50 employees producing 400 designs (including jewelry and children's books, ashtrays, statues, plaques, and more).

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    Ship's Oar with bar name imprinted.

    Shipwreck Kelly’s restaurant & bar was located in Holiday Isle Hotel, Waikiki, Hawaii.

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    Ship's Oar with bar name imprinted.

    Shipwreck Kelly’s restaurant & bar was located in Holiday Isle Hotel, Waikiki, Hawaii.

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    Ship's Oar with bar name imprinted.

    Shipwreck Kelly’s restaurant & bar was located in Holiday Isle Hotel, Waikiki, Hawaii.