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pro copy mike rollo malone '80s vintage tattoo mr. flash card snake flyer austin. But it was his association with Norm Keith "Sailor Jerry" Collins that was a twist of fate that solidified firmly his place in tattooing history. The pictured flash sheet was one of those sheets created and sold by Rollo during that era in 1980. pro copy mike rollo malone '80s vintage tattoo mr. flash card snake flyer austin reproducton of business flyer/ad from rollo's tattoo flash business in austin, 1980s.  has a nice ivory color that is hard to capture on the photos.  recent professional copy print, 11x14 inches, scanned from the original production tattoo flash shirt design.  the print was professionally copied, printed and produced on 100 weight, archival, matte ivory paper.  Michael Alfred Malone (1942-2007), known widely in the uniquely creative and artistic tattoo world as Rollo Banks, is one of the true giants of American tattooing. With an early flair and background for artistic expression, Rollo melded classic Americana and Asian styles (Like his good friend Ed Hardy) and with his own humorous and creative flair, gave it his own style, which was (and still is) hugely popular. Rollo's association with the biggest names in tattooing: Rogers, Devita, Zeke, Huck, Hardy (and many others) is legendary. But it was his association with Norm Keith "Sailor Jerry" Collins that was a twist of fate that solidified firmly his place in tattooing history. After interning with SJ, and with SJ's 1973 passing and blessing, Rollo purchased SJ's famous Honolulu shop, which he renamed and successfully operated as China Sea Tattoo, into the late 1990s. During the early 1980's, at China Sea, he began a successful flash (and t-shirt) business, selling production flash sheets that changed the artistic game of tattoo flash. The pictured flash sheet was one of those sheets created and sold by Rollo during that era in 1980. see photos, actual photos of the print itself, as they are part of the description.  Buy it now sale...   add $5 shipping to the "buy it now" price, shipped first class in USA     add $10 to "shipped in USA" for price shipped to canada, first class, insured.   add $20 to "shipped in USA" for price shipped worldwide (except Canada), first class, insured.  note:  prices decreased daily. also i add in a freebie item with your purchase as a thank you.  :) message me with any questions

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80's Mike Rollo Malone Traditional Vintage Production Tattoo Flash Sheet 11x14 8. Rare Mid 1980's, Mike "Rollo" Malone Production Tattoo Flash Sheet. M ike Malone led one of those lives that you read about in books. The thoroughly modern New York City still had a ban on tattooing that forced tattooists underground. Rare Mid 1980's, Mike "Rollo" Malone Production Tattoo Flash Sheet.  1 Sheet of 11" x 14" (Inches, Aprox.),  Old School, Vintage Style Tattoo Flash. Pictured on this (1st Gen High Quality Copy),  Biker Tattoo Flash Sheet Are Girls, Glam Girl, Gypsy, Ect. Please see Pictures.  Laminated , Ready for shop display! This is a High Quality, Giclee Print, on Premium 110 LB Card Stock Paper, Using Archival Ink. This is a great piece of Artwork to display in your shop Or Art Collection. Line work for this sheet IS NOT included. This is a great investment for any Tattoo Shop! Or a great piece for your collection! Will Ship Flat, Priority Mail. I WILL COMBINE SHIPPING ON MULTIPLE ITEMS! M ike Malone led one of those lives that you read about in books. Mike was born in California and after high school he studied ceramics, learned carpentry, became a licensed barber, did light shows for a 1960's rock ballroom, worked as a photographer -- and all before meeting Thom de Vita with his Paul Rogers tattooing! Meeting de Vita awakened him to the beauty of tattoo art and it was not long before he was tattooing in his apartment in New York City. The thoroughly modern New York City still had a ban on tattooing that forced tattooists underground. Malone worked with the Museum of American Folk Art in New York City on their 1971 tattoo exhibition. From there he moved west to San Diego and worked with Zeke Owens at his Ace Tattoo shop. As fate would have it, after Sailor Jerry Collins death in 1973, Malone had the chance to buy Sailor Jerry's famous Hotel Street shop. Malone jumped at that chance, renamed it China Sea Tattoo Company and maintained that shop until 2001. While on Hotel Street Malone carried on the grand tradition that Sailor Jerry started so many years before: good, solid, clean, creative tattooing. During this period Malone started his tattoo flash business that he called Mr. Flash and his t-shirt business, which he called Mr. Lucky. Both of these businesses were a big success; in fact, the flash business changed the look of tattoo shops around the world. Malone spent a lot of time around Paul Rogers learning the ins and outs of machine building and used this knowledge to build custom machines for many tattooists. The mid 1980s found Mike Malone living in Austin, Texas, first working with Dave Lum and later having his own shop. He continued his flash and t-shirt business there, did covers for the local underground and did some of his best and largest tattoos. In the 1990s Malone worked with long time friend Don Ed Hardy and produced two great Sailor Jerry flash books and licensed many Sailor Jerry designs that were reproduced on clothing, bags, lighters, posters etc. Malone moved back to Honolulu for a short period and later to Minnesota, opening the Aloha Monkey shop in Burnsville, Minnesota. He next relocated to Chicago working with Keith Underwood at his Taylor Street shop. In 2002 Hardy Marks Publishing printed Bull's Eyes and Black Eyes showcasing Mike Malone’s tattooing and painting. -Tattoo Archive.

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