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| Cajun Spinner's Al E. Gaituh - 11/11 |
| Exhibit #4719 |
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| Type | Production |
| Shape | Concave )-( |
| Axle | Fixed |
| Finish | Painted |
| Color | Brown |
| Packaging | Bubble Carded |
| Construction | Three piece wood |
| Response | None |
| Diameter | 57.15mm |
| Width | 25.4mm |
| Gap | Fixed |
| Gap Width | 3.18mm |
| Weight | 55gm |
| Condition | Mint |
| Date | 2023 |
| Owner | Rick Brough |
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Cajun Spinner's 11th release Al E. Gaituh yeaux-yeaux in a rusty flat brown color with rust orange/brown highlights.
From Cajun Spinner's:
"Featuring Al E. Gaituh and his favorite saying, "If it doesn't say Cajun Spinner's, It's Not A Yeaux-Yeaux". Al is Cajun Spinner's official yo-yoing, skateboarding, cool swamp creature and our official mascot whose shadowy figure was featured on our Tournament Yeaux-Yeaux packaging that asked, "WHO AM I?"
This all wood 3-piece Yeaux-Yeaux is made in a wide gap (classic butterfly) style, with rubber o-rings to protect the rims (plus they look cool). A lot of attention was given to the finely polished and concaved axle for great performance."
This model came in the following colors:
• Rusty flat brown with with rust orange/brown highlights and brown rubber O-rings (seen in this exhibit)
• Rusty flat black with rust orange/brown highlights and black rubber O-rings
• Rusty flat green with rust orange/brown highlights and green rubber O-rings
Recipe
Diameter: 57.15mm
Width: 25.4mm
Gap width: 3.18mm
Weight: 50-60gm
Axle: Fixed wood, concave and polished
Response: None
String: Zeekio, Slick 6
Material: Maple, 3-piece with 2 rubber O-rings
Original retail price: $25 USD.
Of interest...
The Acadiana flag on the face of this yo-yo has a blue and red background, three white fleur-de-lis, a gold castle, and a gold star in a white triangle. The flag represents the Acadian ethnic region of Louisiana.
Here's what the symbols mean on the flag:
• The three white fleur-de-lis on a blue background represent the French heritage of the Acadians.
• The gold castle on a red field represents the Spanish colonial rule in the region when the Acadians arrived.
• And finally, the gold star on a white field represents "Our Lady of the Assumption", the patroness of the Acadians. The star also symbolizes the Acadians' participation in the American Revolution. | |
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