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Sailor Jerry It’s good to see that tattoo artists are getting the recognition they deserve.

Almost everyone has heard of Sailor Jerry.  Maybe you don’t know his background but his name is well known.  You may even think the name is just a label for a company that sells rum or tattoo inspired clothing. His name is used to promote these products. But he is truly one of the icons of the tattoo industry.

After getting out of the navy, Norman Collins, a.k.a. Sailor Jerry, opened up a very successful tattoo shop located in Hawaii. He became well known for his popular style and tattooing skills.

His flash and tattoos have a Patriotic – American style. Even now this style has endured and is still strongly popular today, decades after the man has passed on.

Sailor Jerry FlashNow, the Center City’s Conservation Center for Art and Historic Artifacts is going to preserve the works of Norman Collins (Sailor Jerry). His artwork will be restored and preserved and will be stored along with other famous artwork and historical documents.

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Baltimore Tattoo Museum

by on Aug.28, 2008, under News, Tattoos-Body Art

Tattoo MuseumAt the Baltimore museum – check out the history of electric tattooing, and if you dare, get a tattoo yourself! On display in historic Fell’s Point, they offer a free tour of their exhibits and artifacts in combination of having a fully functional tattoo street shop. continue reading

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Tattoo Museum

by on Jul.16, 2007, under Tattoos-Body Art

Triangle Tattoo & Museum was founded in 1986. It is one of only a few museums in the world dedicated to the display of tattoo artifacts. Located in downtown Ft. Bragg, open 7 days a week from noon till six P.M. Admission is free.
http://www.triangletattoo.com

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