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AW Gameges machine
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AW Gameges machine
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J.F Barber, a tattoo artist and supplier from the early 1900s. He was the first tattoo artist to set up a supply shop in Cincinnati and advertised himself as “Professor J.F. Barber,” for his promotional talents and artistic skills. His well-known Star machine was made of one piece strong grille steel and strong electromagnets. Due the ''smooth'' vibrations this strong machine could also be used for the finest work. Also, the spring is equipped with special contact point to provide a smooth flow of energy during its duty cycle.
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Manufactured by Newton Wilson and Co. Around the 1880. The company is well known for their sewing machines. The machine works with a spring loaded mechanism and worked probably for around 2minutes.
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Old (fake?) Special tattoo Machine made by ?
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Tattoo Machine from the FP Collection
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For Sale! This old electro-magnetic mallet ("Electro-Magnetic Dental-Plugger") is designed by Arthur W. Browne, and John W. Gilbert. The Mallet has been manufactured around the 1890s. Its a dental tooth-filling device, used to drive gold, silver or amalgam into the cavity.. The Machanism of the mallet is a perfect reference to the modern tattoo machine.
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Dental Mallet FP Collection
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From Lucas Collection. This old electro-magnetic mallet ("Electro-Magnetic Dental-Plugger") is designed by Arthur W. Browne, and John W. Gilbert. The Mallet has been manufactured around the 1890s. Its a dental tooth-filling device, used to drive gold, silver or amalgam into the cavity.. The Machanism of the mallet is a perfect reference to the modern tattoo machine.
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Thomas Edison discovered the Electric pen (perforator/stencil maker) in 1876. His electric pen was used to create multiple copies of a document by passing over the stencil at a rate approximate to 50 cycles per second perforating the layers below creating duplicates under the original. The machaninc of the Edison perforator have the same components that you would see in telephones, door bells and even Morse code machines. The first machine was credited to Southernland Macdonald whom predated Edison by a few years.
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Thomas Edison discovered the Electric pen (perforator/stencil maker) in 1876. His electric pen was used to create multiple copies of a document by passing over the stencil at a rate approximate to 50 cycles per second perforating the layers below creating duplicates under the original. The machaninc of the Edison perforator have the same components that you would see in telephones, door bells and even Morse code machines. The first machine was credited to Southernland Macdonald whom predated Edison by a few years.
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From Lucas Collection. Manufactured by Newton Wilson and Co. Around the 1880. The company is well known for their sewing machines. The machine works with a spring loaded mechanism and worked probably for around 2minutes.
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The Sailor ’starterkit’ was probably for sale around early 1900s. The starterkit includes a tattoo machine, stencils and designs, tattoo inkt and accessories.
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Werner Tattoo machine
