The hallowed tradition of carving faces into coconuts is alive and well in Interzone. I spied these specimens on John's Pass recently.
Back in my rovin' ramblin' rogueish antique-dealer years, I used to collect old 50s/60s/70s examples of these tourist-trap trinkets. Often they'd have the hotel, resort or island they came from carved into the back or labeled with a sticker on the bottom. Nowadays these once-sought-after souvenirs are easily obtained on eBay and Etsy.
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