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Lee Roy Minugh, 24 Sheet Set of 11x14\" (Inch), Old School, Vintage Style Tattoo Flash In A Portfolio Book. Pictured on these (High Quality Copies), Tattoo Flash Sheets Are Eagles, Sailor\'s, Sailor Girls, USN, USAF, USMC, Daggers, Roses, Parrots, Sharks, Swallows, Birds, Anchors, Ships, ECT. Typical Sailor, Military Tattoo Designs Of The Era. Please see Pictures.
ATTENTION!!!! SHOP COPIES, THE ORIGINAL BOOK WAS PUBLISHED BY LEE ROY\'S SON, I DID NOT MAKE THESE. THIS IS THE ONLY ONE AVAILABLE!!!!
ONE TATTOO WILL PAY FOR THE BOOK!
Great reference piece of Tattoo History!!
These would look great framed, If removed from the book.These are High Quality, Giclee Prints, on Premium Card Stock Paper, Using Archival Ink.
These are great pieces of Artwork to display in your shop. Line work for this sheet IS NOT included. This is a great investment for any Tattoo Shop!
Will Ship Flat, Priority Mail. I WILL COMBINE SHIPPING ON MULTIPLE ITEMS!
History:
LEE ROY MINUGH (1911-1994)Lee Roy Minugh was a tattooist, Baptist Preacher and Mason who made his name in the tattoo business during the 1950’s at the Pike.Minugh himself was first tattooed in 1924. He learned the art through the circus and came to Los Angeles in the 1930’s. His first shop was in the back of a book store. Later Lee Roy moved to the The Pike in Long Beach, CA. Minugh was one of the first tattooists to display his art on television when he tattooed Steve Allen, the first host of The Tonight Show on NBC in the late 1950’s. The design was four dots, and as the tattooist said: “It was just to say he was tattooed”.According to the city directories of Long Beach, Lee Roy was at 16 Cedar Way for a short while before he went to 26 Chestnut Place, which later became \"Lee Roy\'s Tattoo Parlor.\" Owen Jensen also worked here until his untimely death on The Pike in 1976. (Info courtesy of Outer Limits Tattoo and Museum)