Wham-o

Wham-o Fastbacks, red is a # 15 & yellow is a # 16, I believe there are HDX plastic, I need to follow up with others about these cool discs! Turns out that Discovering The World did a run of these!

The letters SF are on the tape on the underside of the # 16.

HDX on tape on the underside of the # 15.

Untrimmed flashing on the # 15.

HDX in ink on the underside of the # 15.

Never heard of a Fastback in HDX plastic, there are swirly & kinda soft almost rubbery in their feel!

New addition, even used with ink I love this Fastback #8 mold glow, it is one of only 2 #8's that I have but it is from one of the oldest Golf events!

This one is a oddball, golf style disc with raised logo & Wording!

From the longest running Frisbee event.

underside label from above disc.

Signed by the 79 World Champ, 71c mold.

Signed by the 79 World Champ!

Signed by the 1979 World Champ!

Top side of above disc, FB# 6.

Mini I got from Scott when I won the above disc.

nice 50 mold from the IFT event.

A few in the box! Value $35 each.

4 Apple boxes full of Wham-0 in the package discs!

Got this 40 mold from Jay Scherotter, a little used but love the Monica Lou signature!

Backside from above disc.

Wham-o Fastback, there is a paper insert so I can not see what the mold number is.

Pawtographed.

40 and 50 mold set of Black Jimmy's! I believe the black hot stamp from this year was of less numbers than the other colors making the set hard to find, there was a reissue at a later date to correct this, value $200 each.

From the collection of Charles Burke.

This # 3 mold Wham-o is interesting, It has the Burry script on the underside, Donn Blake told me that Burry is a cookie company that had these disc made. I also have a # 3 mold with the Rose Bowl stamp, looks like the same disc but the # 3 is different. Value $100.

Underside of above disc, this also has the standard script.

Wham-o Rip Stinger, large disc with nipple for easy delays!

Nice new addition to the collection sealed all around I just hope it does not crack the disc at some point! I have 2 others, see below. Value $750, thanks Donn.

Wham-o G-70 from 1978.

Foam disc target set from 1978.

Box set from 1977, Master, Super Pro and Pro. Wrapper damage.

50th Anniversary Gift Set.

Wham-o # 4 Whirlee Twirlee.

Wham-o Whirlee Twirlee # ( none ) Cone-Top Disc w/Holes in Flared Rim ( up ).

Paper insert that came with the Whirler Twirlee, I remember my Grandpa Roy Anderson had these to play with when I was a kid!

Poor Pic but a # 3 Whirlee Twirlee.

Wham-0/Kransco Tracker, 63 BP mold glow has Super Pro on the 1990 slip card.

Wham-o took control of Empire Plastics they did a reissue of the Giant Mystery "Y" in 1979.

The reissue has 4 small nicks on the Cupola.

Wham-o Supra 2-picec disc.1981 box & disc no wrapper.

Wham-o Supra 2-piece disc.

Wham-o Supra 2-piece disc. New condition box.

back of package of above disc.

Different from the above Supra discs ( 112 grams ) this Spectra is a heavy weight at 137 grams. Both have the Zectron top.

Wham-o Streaker # 63 AP mold.

Wham-o Scrambler 61 P mold.

Early Regular circa 1968, just the word Frisbee on top. The Regular is still in production today! There have been many re tooling and packaging , when I got Ralph's collection I got a bunch but they are not really collected by anyone that I have known, could be they were crummy flyers not sure why, below I have included just a few examples but if someone shows interest I can show the different styles.

1968 Regular with a backwards A2, PAT. PEND. underside of above disc. Fair condition value $40. ( one of the first of these.)

Early Regular circa 1968. Just the word Frisbee on top. Excellent condition, early run.

underside of early 1968 Regular. note the PAT. PEND. underside of above disc. early run excellent condition, Value $45.

just a few of the many different retoolings.

every town should have a fly-in! note one circle R ( trademark ). Regular.

Here is a example of a no mold number with 2 large circle R ( trademark ) and a add label.

Blank Regular prototype, nothing on top. has the usual script on the underside. Value $30.

Wham-o Regular # 26 II with 2 small circle R ( trademark ), UA Records, The Cisco Kids ( by WAR ) premium label.

Regular 1973 package.

Regular 1970 package.

Wham-o Regular in a Flying Saucer package. Like new.

the header card on this Regular was sewn to the bag, you can see the thread on the right.

Wham-o Regular Mystery "Y" with the WooF BooM-erang insert, should have a Radio station sticker on the underside of the disc, ( first add on a disc ) info on the disc see below. Value $500.

Wham-o Mystery "Y" Regular, the red is a # 6 and the yellow a # 7, This is a retooling of Empire Plastics Mystery "Y" Jr. ( 2 players one with a Y on this shirt ) Wham-o sued Empire Plastics for using the word FRISBEE on their discs. You can see the ridge running through the words Wham-o and Frisbee. Not to many folks know about these rare discs.

This one has a date of 1979 on the box, 100 mold.

Wham-o Moonlighter, this one is a 22 B mold.

nice one in the package!

Wham-o Moonlighter this one is a 22 A mold.

Wham-o Moonlighter, this # 15 looks the same as a # 17 that I have.

Raised letter Pro glow, 1969 Moonlighter slip card.

Singal band.

Wham-o Moonlighter, here you can see that this 14 mold is a Pro, this one has the HEX label, other # 14 Moonlighter / Pros look like the disc below. the cupola is not indented for the Hex label on this one.

Wham-o Moonlighter, this one has the Hex depression for the sticker, not sure of the mold package is sealed. 1973 slip card.

moonlighter sealed. 1973 slip card.

Wham-o Moonlighter, looks like a Pro, no mold number but most of the Pros that were sent or molded in other countries had no mold number.

The first Saucer Tossers were made by Continental Promotions Inc. in 1972. This company later changed their name to Concepts Products Inc.. They soon became Wham-o's competitor. From 1974-1976 the " Saucer Tosser " held the record for distance. Wham-o purchased C.P.I. in 1978. In 1982 Wham-o and its Frisbee Trademark were sold to Kransco. In 1986 Kransco made a limited run of Saucer Tossers with a added Wham-o splash logo.

Wham-o 80 mold 1981 World Champs Zimmerman/ Horowitz.

Kinda ruffed up! 40 mold with Van Sickle/Engel signature. Thanks to George Eulo for one I did not have!

Wham-o white is a 81 mold red is a 80 mold and the blue is a 50 mold, 1978 World Champion signatures Van Sickle/Engel.

Wham-o 40 mold, John Kirkland 1977 World Champion signature, Monica Lou was also Champ but declined to be on the disc.

Wham-o 51 molds, 1975 Champs Lou/Koger/Cahow/Johnson.

51 mold no names.

Wham-o 50 mold in a rare clear plastic also the 2 color hot stamp is hard to find, very few of these made. Winners from 1975.

My friend Charlie needed the above blue so I trade fro this green, there are 4 color combos in this set, not sure but I think the other colors are yellow & red.

Here is the 4 disc set of unpigmented 50 molds, from the collection of Charlie Burke.

51 mold, Lou/Bloeme.

back of package for above discs.

41 mold.

Wham-o 41 mold 1976 Champs Lou/Bloeme.

back of package is the same for both the above and below discs.

Wham-o 40 mold 1976 Champs Lou/Bloeme.

52 A G mold.

51 G mold.

Wham-o 51 G mold, North and South America logo.

80 E mold.

Wham-o 81 E mold North and South America logo.

Interesting 81 E mold, has had a streamer fastened to the center of the disc wrapped & put back in box.

Wham-o 80 mold, 1976 World Champs Lou/Bloeme.

Wham-o Mars Platter, Planets and a stippled rim. Premier Products Made a Mars Platter that was a copy of Wham-o's Pluto Platter, they also used the word Frisbee, this was cause for Wham-o to sue, they took control of the molds and with a slight retooling Wham-o started making their own Mars Platters.

Wham-o Mars Platter with a stippled rim.

Pink Wham-o Mars Platter.

Wham-o Mars Platter, Planets and flight rings.

Wham-o Mars Platter, Planets, flight rings.

Wham-o Mars Platter, this one came in a Regular Package.

Wham-o Mars Platter in the Package.

Wham-o Malibu.

Wham-o Magna HDR 2 piece disc. I could have dusted this one off!

Wham-o 61 mold, HDX plastic, open top, blue.

Wham-o 61 mold, HDX plastic, chatter top, peach.

Wham-o 61 mold, HDX plastic, open top. red rose.

Wham-o 61 mold, HDX plastic, chatter top.blue.

Wham-o 80 mold HDX plastic, watermelon. made 5/79.

80 mold cherry red on the left, made 3/79, 80 E mold red rose on the right, made 3/82.

Wham-o 80 mold, blue, circa 1978.

Frisbeam mounted HDX, thanks George Eulo.

Wham-o 80 mold, HDX plastic, peach, circa 1978.

Wham-o 80 C mold, HDX plastic, yellow, made 5/80.

Wham-o 80 C mold, HDX plastic, green, made 11/79.

Wham-o 80 E mold, HDX plastic, charcoal, made 8/81.

Wham-o 81 C mold, HDX plastic, lavender made 4/81.

Wham-o 81 mold HDX plastic, blank, unpigmented.

Wham-o 81 mold HDX plastic, blank.

Wham-o 81 mold HDX plastic.

Wham-o 81 mold HDX plastic blank with a DTW label.

Wham-o 81 Mold HDX plastic blank, rare gold color. value $50.

Wham-o 82 E mold, HDX plastic.

82 E mold made by DTW 3/14.

Wham-o 100 mold HDX plastic.

Wham-o 100 E mold HDX plastic. lavender.

Charlie Burke!

HDX with a World Class Stamp, from the collection of Charles Burke.

Wham-o Pro mold 15 in HDX plastic. From the collection of Charles Burke.

Top side of above disc, ( to the right ) HDX plastic Pro, 1 of 50.

Center disc is stamped HDX but is regular plastic.

HDX test disc.

Wham-o circa 1970.

Wham-o circa 1971.

Wham-o Horseshoe Game disc, retooled Speedy?

On the Horseshoe discs underside you find 21 mold with the REG Trademark script or no number and no REG Trademark script.

Wham-o circa 1978.

Wham-o All American # 20 mold, 12th style, 1 blue ring, gold star band, blue lettering oak leaf, 1977 label.

Wham-o All American # 10 mold, 1977 label, 1973 slip sheet.

Wham-o All American, # 14 mold, my only All American with a Cupola, could this be a Pro?

Wham-o All American # 10 mold, 11th style, 1 red ring, blue star band, blue oak leaf, label, 1977 slip sheet.

Wham-o All American, I have heard that there are 21 combinations of discs and slip cards with this mold.The label on this one has a color variation from the one below.

Wham-o All American # 10 mold, 1st Style, 2 red rings, blue star band, copyright label, 1970 slip sheet, raised lettering.

Guessing this label was added after the factory, nice fit!

Better look at the sunken spot on most but not all of the All Americans.

Underside of above disc.

Calling this mold a 20 A. on a All American.

Topside of above disc.

Wham-o Pro # 14 mold both with 1974 Rose Bowl label.

Nice logo on a Fastback, do not have the disc in front of me so the mold number will be added later!

Fastback, note the Frisbee wall hanger in the package!

FB # 16.

FB # 17.

FB # 18.

FB # 19.

FB # 20.

Wham-o Fastback # 18.

Wham-o Fastback # 16.

Wham-o Fastback # 21.

Wham-o Fastback # 16.

FB # 15.

FB # 12.

FB # 12, 4 color hot stamp.

Wham-o Fastback # 15.

underside of above disc.

FB # 12, 4 color hot stamp.

Wham-o Fastback # 12.

Wham-o Fastback # 12, I think this one was put in a bag after it left the factory.

FB # 12.

FB # 11.

Wham-o Fastback # 11, International Disc Dog Handlers Association.

Wham-o Fastback # 11, Jr Girls 2 X Champ autographed.

Wham-o Fastback # 11, Bill and Air Major, the year could be 1988.

Wham-o Fastback # 11.

Wham-o Fastback # 11, 25 years of JR. competition.

The Pro 1000 was stamped to be sold at K-Mart, my only # 9, & on the right my only # 10.

My only FB # 7 & # 8.

FB # 5.

Wham-o FB # 4, my only # 4!

Wham-o/DTW Fastback # 3, looks good enough to eat!

Wham-o Fastback # 6 from the 1988 U.S. Open.

Wham-o Fastback # 6 from the 1987 U.S. Open.

Wham-o Fastback # 6 from the 1986 U.S. Open.

FB # 6.

Wham-o Fastback # 3.

Wham-o FB # 3.

Hard to tell from the photo but these 2 # 3 Fastbacks have a different bottom part of the rim, the one on the left is deep & the one on the right is more flat, the bead also seems to be in a different spot! left looks to have a single bead, right has a double bead & others have none!

Different look.

Wham-o FB # 3.

Wham-o Fastback # 3.

Wham-o Fastback # 6 Christmas disc.

Beautiful Fastback # 3 with the curved in rim ( deep rim ) not all are like this, a real gem for MTA & Self Caught Flight. Value $75.

Marc Pestotnik from Germany was asking if I had a extra green Christmas FB # 3. He was asking about a turned in rim & a flat top, this was the second time I had heard about a different rim. I got to looking & sure enough the rim is deeper on the green, above the Datsun FB # 3 has a beeper rim too! AS well as one of the orange Oly stamped discs above. Looking at these some of the Fastbacks I notice a few things, sometimes there is a single bead on the bottom of the rim, sometimes two beads other times none, guessing there are different bottom parts to this mold, hard to see that the green disc above is deep & the white relativly straight. I looked hard & long hoping to see more deep rims but I only could detect 2 others from the green Xmas disc. Could it be a different amount of time left in the mold that causes the deep rim? I know some people like # 5 or # 6 for MTA & Self Caught Flight. I looked at 2,3,4 & 5s, the 2's have different script & all of them have the deep rim, most of my 3's & my 4 & my 5's were more flat. Interesting stuff! I just know I would go snow blind if I tried to compare all of my Fastbacks!

more flat.

Wham-o FB # 3.

Wham-o Fastback # 3.

Wham-o Fastback # 3 108 GRAMS, glow. Value $100.

Most of my FB # 3's. The Datsun, one of the Oly & both green Xmas have the deep rim in a # 3. All my # 2's seem to have the deep rim.

Wham-o Fastback # 21.

Wham-o Fastback # 22.

Wham-o Fastback # 15.

Wham-o Fastback #16.

Wham-o Fastback # 19 Olympic Moments Bob Mathias London 1948 signature hot stamp.

FB # 16.

Like many of the Wham-o molds, DTW got them, here is a retooling of the Fastback.

Underside of above disc.

All FB # 1.

Ever eat at one of these? FB # 2.

FB # 2 is a square top too!

FB # 1.

Never really understood this art, FB # 1.

FB # 1, call it a square top!

Wham-o Fastback # 1.

Wham-o Fastback # 1, Victor and John toured with the Globetrotters.

Wham-o Fastback # 1.

Wham-o Square top # 1 Fastback three color stamp! yum!

Wham-o Fastback # 1. 3 color hot stamp!

Wham-o Fastback # 1.

Wham-o First Fastback with the package no # , circa 1971.

Wham-o springbok STARJET Fastback.

First Fastback ( circa 1971 ) no # silver and black label.

Wham-o John Kirkland World Champion 50 mold 40 mold and a 51 mold. Monica Lou was also Champ but declined to be on the disc.

Wham-o 40 and 80 mold Kirkland logo.

Wham-o Rare Big 50 mold Kirkland logo, thanks John!

Wham-o 40 mold 1975 Champs Lou/Koger/Cahow/Johnson.

40 mold names double stamp!

Not sure what to make of this one!

Wham-o 40 mold 1975 Champs Lou/Koger/Cahow/Johnson.

Goes with above disc.

Wham-o 51 mold Scribble signature circa 1978.

51 mold Lou/Koger/Cahow/Johnson. ( 75 )

Wham-o 52 B E mold 1980 Champions Zimmerman & Birch.

Wham-o 41 & 80 mold.

Wham-o 50 & # 3 Fastback molds.

Wham-o 80 mold Tom Kennedy $ 50,000.00 Tournament winner, glow.

Wham-o D mold mini.

Wham-o 100 D mold, glow.

Wham-o 100D mold glow, the others in this set are new, this one has seen some action!

I found a upgrade for the above disc, 100D mold by Wham-o.

Wham-o 100 D mold, glow.

Wham-o 70 mold World Class 1976 Champions Lou/Bloeme.

Wham-o 80 mold World Class 1977 John Kirkland World Champion.

Very Interesting, from the collection of Charlie Burke. John Kirkland & Monica Lou were the 1977 champs, Monica did not want her name on that year, that is why you only see Johns name, not sure on the year for this, guessing very few of these made from 77.

Wham-o 90 mold.

90 mold.

Wham-o 90 mold.

Wham-o 82 E mold.

replica card and sticker.

Wham-o 100 mold.

Wham-o 100 D mold.

Wham-o 100 D mold, I know there have been many Frisbee events associated with the Air & Space Museum, would like more info if you have any!

Wham-o 100 E mold.

Got to play this course, 100 D mold, from the collection of Steady Ed now in the collection of Tommy Bronson Jr.

100 D mold.

Wham-o 100 mold.

Wham-o 82 E mold.

Wham-o 82 E mold, Ultimate team from Minneapolis. Now in the collection of Kevin Fuller.

Wham-o 82 E mold.

sticker from the Santa Cruz disc.

82E

Wham-o 82 E mold.

Wham-o 82 E mold UMAX.

Wham-o 82 E mold.

Joel Rogers signature from above disc.

Wham-o 82 E mold.

Wham-o 82 E mold 1987 UPA Eastern lets face it logo.

Wham-o 82 E mold 1982 Western, Central and Eastern National Championships, is there a disc for the finals for this string of events?

Wham-o 100 D mold, this was the World Championship event, the above discs were events where players qualified for the Worlds, there are also 80 molds with colorful hot stamps.

Wham-o 82 E mold.

Wham-o 81 mold.

Wham-o 81 C mold.

Wham-o 81 E mold 1981 North American Series Trophy disc, Tompkins logo. Ralph Williamson won this .

Wham-o 81 E mold 1981 World Seniors Championship.

Wham-o 81 mold.

Wham-o 80 E mold, Hall of Fame Dedication disc, 1982.

Wham-o 80 E mold.

Wham-o 80 E mold, I was at one of these events in 1984 at La Mirada, it was a blast!

Wham-o 80 E mold.

Wham-o 80 E mold.Now in the collection of Kevin Fuller.

80 E mols, made in Mexico.

81 C mold.

80 C mold.

80 molds.

Wham-o 80 mold.

Not sure if the hot stamp for this 1979 Champions logo from a 1980 event is Swedish or Danish.

Wham-o 80 mold.

Wham-o 80 mold, Craig Cheply artwork.

Wham-o 80 C mold, Jet Propulsion Laboratory logo.

80E mold from the collection of Carson Lewis.

Wham-o 80 E mold.

Wham-o 80 mold.

Wham-o white 80 mold on left and unpigmented 80 C mold on right, Gary Chafe art work, Swoop and Pummel.

Wham-o 71* c mold, 182 gram glow.

Wham-o 71* c mold, 181 grams.

Wham-o 71* c mold, mistamp 1 of 200.

Wham-o 71* c mold.

Wham-o 63 A P mold, Minneapolis / St Paul, MN.

Wham-o 51 mold 1979 Vancouver Tournament, Groucho logo.

Wham-o 50 G mold, glow.

Very nice addition to the collection, 50 mold in a Pro Package, not many of these stamped Classic, I only have two others, one with a Zodiac label look to the bottom of this page. The Orange in the Package is at the top of this page.

Wham-o Super Pro # 50 mold pink metal flake on a purple disc!

Wham-o Super Pro no mold # .

Wham-o Super Pro # 50 mold green, copper and red metal flake!

New to my collection a blank 50 mold!This disc came from Ed Headrick's collection.

This is a Prototype that Doug Corea got from the Wham-o Factory in 75.

Chartreuse 50 mold prototype from Wham-o.

from the above disc

Wham-o Super Pro No mold #.

Super Pro 60 mold.

Wham-o Super Pro sealed with a 1973 slip card. IFA label.

Wham-o Super Pro 61 N mold, 1980 slip card.

Wham-o Super Pro # 60 mold 1973 slip sheet.

Wham-o Super Pro # 61 N mold.

Wham-o Super Pro 61 N mold, 1980 slip card.

Wham-o Super Pro mold # none.

Wham-o 50 mold OCTAD logo, unusual Super Pro some kind of retooling tool place, competitors noticed a different flight from the usual 50 mold, ( understable )

Jack Roddick.

washed out signature.

Wham-o Super Pro 63 BP mold.

Wham-o 50 mold 1980 Dansk Frisbee Mesterskab , player is Thomas Langkilde.

Wham-o 50 mold, Hawaii Lava Rockers Frisbee disc Club, Honolulu Hawaii, Tropical Jam logo.

Wham-o 50 mold Goldy Norton's PDGA member disc.

Wham-o 50 mold.

Wham-o 50 mold 191 gram glow.

Wham-o 50 mold, Canadian Champions, Kenner, McCall, Westerfield signatures, not sure what year they were champs there is a date of 1975 on the disc.

50 mold no names.

50 mold with a Swedish tournament logo from 1980.

Wham-o 42 B F mold 168 gram glow, Ed spent many years in Lakeport.

A 42 A G & a 42 B G.

Wham-o 42 A G mold, I went to several events at the 84 Olympics, soon after I moved to NOR-CAL, been here ever since.

Wham-o 81E mold, 1981 NAS, Tompkins logo.

81 E mold.

On the left you see a overall darker hot stamp, they did not go with these they went with the lighter stamp on the right, from the collection of Charles Burke.

Wham-o 80C mold, 1980 NAS, Beukieman logo.

Beukieman. 50 E mold.

50 E mold on left & 40 F mold on the right.

Got them! finished the color set for these 80 molds.

80 mold.

80 molds, I need a black & blue.

80 molds.

Red & Black 52 BE molds & green 52 AE mold Tompkins logo.

Wham-o 50 mold of the 1978 NAS, Marini logo.

Wham-o 50 molds of the 1979 NAS, Jo Cahow.

After seeing there were 5 colors in the 1976 NAS set I did not think I had complete sets of the other years, but what I have learned is that all the other years were 4 color, with this one exception, one of a kind Bar Less from 77. My 50 mold set.

Bar less from 77, no bar between the head & elbow. could be one of a kind. From the collection of Charlie Burke.

yellow Bar less, red bar less trophy disc, ( white ) & a black stamp trophy disc, ( white ) from the collection of Charles Burke.

Got a bar less!

Wham-o 50 mold Black Jimmy logo hot stamp. These were done in 40 & 50 molds at the event many people were collecting all the colors but there were very few black hot stamped discs, there was a small run of just black after the event, I need a 40 mold! update I got it see the top of this page!

Wham-o 50 mold 1976 National Championship Series, Jimmy logo.

Wham-o 41 G mold 10th LMO logo, 172 grams, glow.

Wham-o 42 A G mold DTW logo, 172 grams glow.

Wham-o 42 A F mold 1980 Danish Frisbee event.

Wham-o 41 G mold DTW logo, 174 grams glow. Now in the collection of Kevin Fuller.

41 mold.

Wham-o 41 mold 1976 MFA Summer Frisbee Tournament logo.

41 mold.

41 mold set.

41 mold ghost stamp.

Wham-o 40 G mold, glow. ( 154 grams )

40 mold blank.

Art on a 40 mold.

Wham-o 40 F mold 1980 North American Series, Beukeiman logo.

North American Series 1981 Tompkins logo.

Got the red! 40 F mold.

Wham-o 40 mold 1978 Stockholm event with 1977 Swedish champs signatures.

From the collection of Charles Burke.

Wham-o 40 mold.

40 mold ghost stamp reject.

Wham-o 40 mold scribble signature.

Wham-0 40 mold, I had to ask the Frisbee collector group where this was, turns out it is in Wisconsin, I came across a post on Facebook from Abby Scheele who is from this town, on a visit back to New Richmond she took a picture of herself & the local water tower with the towns name on it, & posted it, I saw it & I had to share a picture I had taken of this disc, turns out she wanted it so we are working a trade for it, funny I had not held this disc in my hands for years but renumbering my collection on a spreadsheet I took a picture of it to collect info, it will find a new home, in Texas but with someone that is from this town. This disc must have been stamped in the 70s.

Wham-o 40 mold with DGA around nine logo.

Donn Blake came by for a visit, he said the around 9 games was his idea so I had him sign this disc saying so!

Wham-o 40 mold with logo from the first pole hole disc golf course.

40 mold.

Wham-o 40 mold.

Wham-o 40 mold, I looked up the # 527 on the PDGA site the number belongs to Timothy Bass, his membership expired in 87, do you know him? I should return his disc to him!

40 mold no PDGA number!

Wham-o 40 mold. I never did play Flying Saucer Football.

Wham-o 40 mold with a paper label.

Wham-o 40 mold with book.

Raised lettering on a 40 mold? Paper label. Could be a un colored hot stamp.

Wham-o 40 mold un pigmented with raised lettering ( 77 National Series + oak leaf.

Wham-o 40 mold with a logo from one of the oldest club ever!

Patch from the collection of Charlie Burke.

Got this art in a 40 & 41 mold.

41 mold.

Got the 40 mold in red!

Green, Black & blue, was there a red? 40 mold.

Wham-o 40 mold 1979 North American Series Cahow logo.

Unpigmented 40 molds from 1979.

Wham-o 40 mold IFA logo.

Wham-o 40 mold 4 armed goat logo.

40 mold.

Wham-o Sailing Satellite in a hard to find Brown color.

Brown

Premiere Products, Brown.

40 mold, close to home! UFOS

Wham-o 40 mold 1977 Canadian JR. Frisbee Championship, Jimmy logo.

Wham-o 40 mold 1977 Canadian Series Championships, McCall label.

all the colors in a 40 mold.

Wham-o 40 mold North American Series, Marini logo.

Got all the colors form 77 in 40 molds!

Wham-o 40 mold 1977 National Championship Series, Bird logo.

John Bird autograph.

Got all the colors from 76 in 40 molds!

Wham-o 40 mold 1976 National Championshipseries, Jimmy logo.

Wham-o 40 mold 1976 National Championship Series, Jimmy logo.

Wham-o 23A mold 1982 Double Disc Court Championships logo.

Wham-o 22B mold, Glow with a 1986 PDGA National Championships logo.

Wham-o 21 mold with a red ring and a 24B mold blank on the right both prototypes.

25 A mold prototype, like the 2 above discs this was never a production disc & I have seen others, why go to the expense to make the molds & never run them?

Underside of above disc.

On a WPP1 ( first style Wham-o Pluto Platter ) is a American Trends co sticker, very rare!

Wham-o Fastback # 3 see below.

Signed by Ashley Whippet

From the first Disc Golf World Championships, the year was 1982, played at courses in Sylmar, Whittier and La Mirada. Wham-o 100D mold

50 mold Victor Malafronte signature

50 mold

disc says it all!

Wham-o / Farusa Denmark 50 mold like lid # 5, SM-kval 1979, Svenska Frisbee Disc Forbundet, 6 city event.

OMNI HDR 2 Piece disc

Wham-o Omni HDR in the package.

Flies like crazy?

Wham-o 52 AG mold American Outdoor Series.

Wham-o 52 BG mold American Outdoor Series.

better look at label from above disc.

you could register these and if lost you could get it returned!

Wham-o Master # 1 mold the white one has raised lettering and the black hot stamp lettering.

a classic

Not sure of the year but this is a reissue of the Master.

Wham-o Pro # 1 ( first Period ) DES. PAT., raised lettering, Flamed ring, not sure if label is period correct could have been added later. Nice un thrown condition!

This would be the correct label for the above disc.

You can see the over spray above & below.

under side of above disc, this disc is a ultimate find for many collectors. Value $2,500.

Wham-o Pro # 1 flamed, this is the second period # 1 with a blank esker, see below. This had a sprayed on ring too.

Pro # 1 second period blank esker. from above disc.

found a upgrade on the Pro # 1 second period blank esker, this black band is flamed like the # 1 first period DES.PAT.

Underside of above disc.

From above disc.

Found a much better flamed blank esker!

Overspray from above disc, the first 2 Pros had sprayed rings.

From Above Disc.

From above disc.

From above disc, super clean.

Insert from above disc.

Pro # 1 third period with a PAT. PEND. on a esker.

Pro # 1 fourth period with a PAT # 3,359,678

Sealed Pro with a 1968 slip Card.

sealed Pro with a 1965 slip card.

Wham-o Pro, package is a little ruff but un opened! 1965 slip card.

super clean Pro. 1968 slip card.

Wham-o Pro # 1 4th period with a uncommon black band, note the 1965 slip card.

Wham-o Pro # 1 4th period with a uncommon black band, 1965 slip card damaged wrapper. $275 value.

Pro # 1.

Pro # 4.

Pro # 10.

Pro # 10 glow.

Pro # 10.

Wham-o Pro # 14 Hex label. 1972 slip card.

Wham-o # 14 mold. 1973 slip card.

on the slip card for the above disc.

Unusual molding on a Pro # 14, from the collection of Charles Burke.

Pro Split digit # 14.

Pro split digit # 14. underside from above disc..

Chrysler Plymouth Motion Maker label on a Pro # 14 split digit.

Maximus Super label on a # 14 Pro. ( raised letter )

Pro # 14 with hot Stamp lettering.

23rd annual International Frisbee Tournament on a # 15 ( two times ) Pro.

Hard to find Pro # 15 with the word straight not spelled right! From the collection of Charlie Burke.

Mold 15 from the 1980 IFT, picture through bag, yuk!

Got one! # 15 mold with the misspelled Straight, from the 1969 IFT, & it has extra weight so a Brickbat to boot!

Pro # 15 with Sport Model label.

# 15 2 ring hot stamp 1974 Rose Bowl label

# 15 raised letter 1 ring

Pro # 15. this one is a Brickbat weight is 125 grams.

You learn something everyday! I believed a brick bat was a weighted #15 & that is partially true, the defining thing is the deeper cupola on the right, both #15 the disc on the right is the brick bat.

Pro # 15/15.

15/15 Pro.Thanks to George Eulo for the nice addition.

# 16 split digit underlined 6 Raised letter hex label, the cupola is not indented for the Hex label on this one.

underside of above disc.

glow # 15 Hex label raised letter 2 rings, this one has the indented cupola for the Hex label!

# 14 Wolfschmidt label 2 ring hot stamp

Pro # 16 mold glow test disc.

#17 2 ring hot stamp

Pro # 17 with throwing player label.

Pro # 15.

underside of above disc.

#15 2 ring hot stamp

# 15, this one is heavy at 116 grams, raised letters one ring

# 15/15 1 ring hot stamp

# 15/15 one ring hot stamp

Wham-o 22A mold.

Wham-o 22B mold.

Wham-o Sailing Satellite Silver was the first color run for this disc.

On the underside of the Sailing Satellite the script comes in two sizes, if you measure between the " Play Catch - Invent Games " one size is 5 3/4 inches the other just shy of 6 inches. Anyone have a story for this?

Wham-o Sailing Satellite, this is the first disc Wham-o designed by them selves, note the rare brown.

The first disc Wham-o made on their own.

no header card on this Sailing Satellite, I think the year was 1958.

Wham-o Sailing Satellite, white is a reissue of this disc from 1979.

Wham-o/Faulkner ( English ) Super Pro with Eagle and oak leaf hot stamp, this one should be under imports.

41G mold with DTW logo glow 168G

# 30 mold World Class 89G Super Light.

yes! a super clean 30 mold! Like new, value $200.

30 mold with a improper stamp, it is a 89 gram disc, from the collection of Charlie Burke.

3rd style Pluto Platter in a super clean package

This is listed below in a smaller shot here is a better look, Raised letter Pro on a Fastback like mold, not sure what to call this, # 10. Donn Blake told me these discs had the plastic heated and reformed by a guy named Ernie Wilkerson. I got this from Ralph Williamson who got it from Spider Willis.

A little better shot of above disc.

Script from above disc.

Wham-o Pluto Platter 1st style, esker, PAT. PEND., Wham-o is on the top of the disc one time. 1957

Can you tell it is white?

In this page I will list Wham-o discs, this could overlap into other areas but Wham-o tried to be all things flying discs, They were the big promoters that got it all started with the Rose Bowl events of the 70s and 80s. This white disc is a # 10 raised letter Pro but in the shape of a Fastback, very unusual, very few made, one of my plastic treasures!

A true Classic!

a better look at the Zodiac label?

love my Pluto Platters!

Not sure of the mold but the event was in San Diego this year 1

I was having a great time playing at Veterans Park in Sylmar, just down the 210 freeway was a course I had heard about, Oak Grove near Pasadena. This is the first Disc Golf course to have pole hole catching targets. They also had a pro shop the Mungazine store. I try AMF Voit discs, ( they made 21cm, 23cm and 24cm discs ) and Destiny Puppy ( 21cm ) these discs have the traditional flying disc or lid shape just smaller and heavier, disc manufacturers got a little crazy making some discs as heavy as 220 grams!
The disc that got my eye was the Eagle by Innova, this disc came out in 1983 and was the first beveled edge golf disc. It was a short run of a disc, soon it would become the Aero. The first Eagles made were called 'test shots' 50 or so were made of each orange, pink and yellow. No art work on these discs made them known as bald eagles. These discs were made in extra hard plastic.
The first production run of about 2000 discs were made in a softer plastic, most of these first run discs had white specks in them. All were a orange or peach in color.
The second production run of about 7000 discs were run in 4 colors orange, pink, yellow and blue. 4000 of these had the TM ( trademark ) in the hot stamp, only orange and pink got the TM. only 7 different hot stamp art work was used on these discs. Orbitors Odyssey, Discovering the World, Champion Star stamp, River Run, 1983 Worlds, Borland's Physical Therapy and The Mungazine store.
Other courses I became a regular at was Huntington Beach, Long Beach, La Mirada and South El Monte. I also played a course and I am not sure but I want to say it was in San Dimas it had a lot of cactus, I seem to remember that Long Beach had 4X4 posts as targets, and I do remember a small trailer at La Mirada that sold discs and drinks.
I got my first Ace at Oak Grove ( old hole # 9 ) in 1983 with a Eagle. That hole was along the road and was a short straight shot with lots of trees but there was a window and I threw a turn over shot that nailed the Mach 1 single chain dead in the heart! There was a group of people hanging around by it because there was parking by the pin, it was a instant party lots of fun! I have saved all my ace discs , putting them into retirement after I have aced with them.
I had a custom disc bag that my Grandma had made for me, I filled it with all my discs, always happy to meet new members of the Frisbee Family and play Disc Golf. Funny how I missed some of the biggest Flying Disc events ever. The last few years of the famous Rose Bowl events was going on and I never knew anything about it till many years later.
In 1983 I played my first Disc Golf event The Wintertime Open, I had a chance to get a PDGA number or was it the DGA then, but it was not till 1994 that I did get # 7044.
1984 was a big change I moved ( armed with several new Aviars ) to Lake Tahoe. I played in the trees and had a great time but slowly lost discs. I guess there were other disc golfers but I never found them, nor did I find any pole holes. Finally in 1986 I moved to Davis California and encountered my first Nor-Cal pole hole course! But wait a 9 hole course? Par 2 holes ? Same thing in the town north of me in Woodland 9 hole course ? Par 2 holes ? These people had never been to La Mirada! I played but some how totally missed all the Disc Golf action going on in Sacramento.
Moving to the East Bay after getting married to my Honey Lisa in 1987 I stopped playing for a few years, but we did a trip to San Diego and I found my self at Morley Field. There was a pro shop and I got some discs I remember getting a Cobra and a crazy looking disc called a Scorpion. I found my self back in full Disc Golf gear in 1990, That was the year my first was born Curtis, He was my Disc Golf buddy and we have been playing ever since!
I played my first Nor-Cal series event in Sonoma at Crane Creek in 1991. Over the next few years I played most of the Nor-Cal courses in tournament play. 1994 the PDGA AM Worlds came to Sacramento. My high point of the event was being the only person to have a ace that week! I moved to Napa later that year. I was a commuter when it came to disc golf and wanted a course in my new town. I found a awesome spot at the 900 acre Skyline Park. After 3 years of the weekend Nor-Cal series event Vintage Cup I got the board to let me set up a course year round in a new area of the park, this is where you will find the course today and hopefully find me out playing on it!