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COLLECT THEM ALL AND BE THE TALK OF THE TOWN....BUY FOUR AND GET THE FIFTH FREE....BUY TEN AND GET THE FULL SET OF THIRTEEN ARTIST!!!!!!
ARTIST:
Chuey Quintanar- one of So-Cal’s finest! Chuey is one of the top black and grey tattooers and also an avid graphic designer for many companies.
Tim Hendricks- personality, artist, amazing tattooer, machine builder, inventor and all around nice guy!
Colin Baker- my apprentice and far better a tattooer, Colin is one of the most talented artists that I know.
Horiken- just in from Yokohama, Horiken is a true expert of traditional Japanese tattooing.
Chris Brand- this guy is a genius.
Scott Sylvia- a world-class machine builder and one of the best tattooers I know!
Chad Koeplinger- a great friend and even better tattooer.
Chris Trevino- a “Tattoo Artist Magazine book worthy” tattooer but I also chose Chris since he has made collectible toys before!
Dan Wysuph- the kid sensation, Dan was good from the start!
Chris Yvon- the Death Squad!! Tattooer, clothing designer and all around bad ass!
Thomas Hooper- had to call Thomas, when i think of tattoos on hands, I think of Thomas first!
Steve Byrne- another great traditional tattooer, Steve even painted a whole sheet around his “hand” design!
and me- in by default! And of course, as with any project, there are tons more people i would have liked to include… maybe round two!?!
Takahiro “Horitaka” Kitamura
All leather used by REPOP-MFG is Horween & W&C vegetable tanned leather. Then dyed, waxed & edged by hand . Comes in...Ox Blood...Coal black & Saddle Tan. MADE IN CALIFORNIA BY HAND thats in the USA!
"The Swastika" is the oldest cross and emblem in the world. It forms a combination of four "L's" standing for Luck, Light, Love and Life. It has been found in ancient Rome, excavations in Grecian cities, on Buddhist idols, on Chinese coins dated 315 B.C., and our own Southwest Indians use it as an amulet.
Made of Alloy . Rings weigh 1oz.
Available In S ( US 8 ) M ( 9.5 ) L ( 11 )
please ask about custom sizing
"The Swastika" is the oldest cross and emblem in the world. It forms a combination of four "L's" standing for Luck, Light, Love and Life. It has been found in ancient Rome, excavations in Grecian cities, on Buddhist idols, on Chinese coins dated 315 B.C., and our own Southwest Indians use it as an amulet.
Made of Alloy . Rings weigh 1oz.
Available In S ( US 8 ) M ( 9.5 ) L ( 11 )
please ask about custom sizing
CAST MIDDLE FINGER AS IN (FUCK YOU!) KEY FOB WITH REAL RABBIT'S FOOT FOR THAT REAL BAD HOODOO MOJO LUCK...AND NO YOU GET THE COLOR YOU GET BUT IF YOU ASK FOR A COLOR YOU REALLY DON'T WANT I GUESS CAN HELP. :-)
All leather used by REPOP-MFG is Horween & W&C vegetable tanned leather. Then dyed, waxed & edged by hand . Comes in...Ox Blood...Coal black & Saddle Tan. MADE IN CALIFORNIA BY HAND thats in the USA!
"The Swastika" is the oldest cross and emblem in the world. It forms a combination of four "L's" standing for Luck, Light, Love and Life. It has been found in ancient Rome, excavations in Grecian cities, on Buddhist idols, on Chinese coins dated 315 B.C., and our own Southwest Indians use it as an amulet.
Made of Alloy . Rings weigh 1oz.
Available In S ( US 8 ) M ( 9.5 ) L ( 11 )
please ask about custom sizing
These are hand crafted Mexican biker style Rings made here in the good old USA by REPOP-MFG.
Made of brass. Rings weigh 1.3 oz.
Available In S ( US 8 ) M ( 9.5 ) L ( 11 )
please ask about custom sizing
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The history of these rings: After the Mexican Civil War the peso was devalued. So craftsmen started melting down the worthless pesos and making them into big solid rings that were never meant to be high fashion jewelry.
Then as the American Motorcycle "Clubs" in the 40's & 50's traveled down to Mexican border towns, such as Juarez, Mexicali, Tecate and Tijuana, they discovered these souvenir rings for about five dollars. So they would buy four rings and they would become a legal "brass knuckle".
Now these rings are highly collectible.
These are hand crafted Mexican biker style Rings made here in the good old USA by REPOP-MFG.
Made of brass. Rings weigh 1.3 oz.
Available In S ( US 8 ) M ( 9.5 ) L ( 11 )
please ask about custom sizing
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The history of these rings: After the Mexican Civil War the peso was devalued. So craftsmen started melting down the worthless pesos and making them into big solid rings that were never meant to be high fashion jewelry.
Then as the American Motorcycle "Clubs" in the 40's & 50's traveled down to Mexican border towns, such as Juarez, Mexicali, Tecate and Tijuana, they discovered these souvenir rings for about five dollars. So they would buy four rings and they would become a legal "brass knuckle".
Now these rings are highly collectible.
These are hand crafted Mexican biker style Rings made here in the good old USA by REPOP-MFG.
Made of brass. Rings weigh 1.3 oz.
Available In S ( US 8 ) M ( 9.5 ) L ( 11 )
please ask about custom sizing
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The history of these rings: After the Mexican Civil War the peso was devalued. So craftsmen started melting down the worthless pesos and making them into big solid rings that were never meant to be high fashion jewelry.
Then as the American Motorcycle "Clubs" in the 40's & 50's traveled down to Mexican border towns, such as Juarez, Mexicali, Tecate and Tijuana, they discovered these souvenir rings for about five dollars. So they would buy four rings and they would become a legal "brass knuckle".
Now these rings are highly collectible.
These are hand crafted Mexican biker style Rings made here in the good old USA by REPOP-MFG.
Made of brass. Rings weigh 1.3 oz.
Available In S ( US 8 ) M ( 9.5 ) L ( 11 )
please ask about custom sizing
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The history of these rings: After the Mexican Civil War the peso was devalued. So craftsmen started melting down the worthless pesos and making them into big solid rings that were never meant to be high fashion jewelry.
Then as the American Motorcycle "Clubs" in the 40's & 50's traveled down to Mexican border towns, such as Juarez, Mexicali, Tecate and Tijuana, they discovered these souvenir rings for about five dollars. So they would buy four rings and they would become a legal "brass knuckle".
Now these rings are highly collectible.
These are hand crafted Mexican biker style Rings made here in the good old USA by REPOP-MFG.
Made of brass. Rings weigh 1.3 oz.
Available In S ( US 8 ) M ( 9.5 ) L ( 11 )
please ask about custom sizing
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The history of these rings: After the Mexican Civil War the peso was devalued. So craftsmen started melting down the worthless pesos and making them into big solid rings that were never meant to be high fashion jewelry.
Then as the American Motorcycle "Clubs" in the 40's & 50's traveled down to Mexican border towns, such as Juarez, Mexicali, Tecate and Tijuana, they discovered these souvenir rings for about five dollars. So they would buy four rings and they would become a legal "brass knuckle".
These are hand crafted Mexican biker style Rings made here in the good old USA by REPOP-MFG.
Made of brass. Rings weigh 1.3 oz.
Available In S ( US 8 ) M ( 9.5 ) L ( 11 )
please ask about custom sizing
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The history of these rings: After the Mexican Civil War the peso was devalued. So craftsmen started melting down the worthless pesos and making them into big solid rings that were never meant to be high fashion jewelry.
Then as the American Motorcycle "Clubs" in the 40's & 50's traveled down to Mexican border towns, such as Juarez, Mexicali, Tecate and Tijuana, they discovered these souvenir rings for about five dollars. So they would buy four rings and they would become a legal "brass knuckle".
Now these rings are highly collectible.
These are hand crafted Mexican biker style Rings made here in the good old USA by REPOP-MFG.
Made of brass. Rings weigh 1.3 oz.
Available In S ( US 8 ) M ( 9.5 ) L ( 11 )
please ask about custom sizing
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
The history of these rings: After the Mexican Civil War the peso was devalued. So craftsmen started melting down the worthless pesos and making them into big solid rings that were never meant to be high fashion jewelry.
Then as the American Motorcycle "Clubs" in the 40's & 50's traveled down to Mexican border towns, such as Juarez, Mexicali, Tecate and Tijuana, they discovered these souvenir rings for about five dollars. So they would buy four rings and they would become a legal "brass knuckle".
Now these rings are highly collectible.
These are hand crafted Mexican biker style Rings made here in the good old USA by REPOP-MFG.
Made of brass. Rings weigh 1.3 oz.
Available In S ( US 8 ) M ( 9.5 ) L ( 11 )
please ask about custom sizing
(any color epoxy you want just ask me please)
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The history of these rings: After the Mexican Civil War the peso was devalued. So craftsmen started melting down the worthless pesos and making them into big solid rings that were never meant to be high fashion jewelry.
Then as the American Motorcycle "Clubs" in the 40's & 50's traveled down to Mexican border towns, such as Juarez, Mexicali, Tecate and Tijuana, they discovered these souvenir rings for about five dollars. So they would buy four rings and they would become a legal "brass knuckle".
Now these rings are highly collectible.
These are hand crafted Mexican biker style Rings made here in the good old USA by REPOP-MFG.
Made of brass. Rings weigh 1.3 oz.
Available In S ( US 8 ) M ( 9.5 ) L ( 11 )
please ask about custom sizing
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
The history of these rings: After the Mexican Civil War the peso was devalued. So craftsmen started melting down the worthless pesos and making them into big solid rings that were never meant to be high fashion jewelry.
Then as the American Motorcycle "Clubs" in the 40's & 50's traveled down to Mexican border towns, such as Juarez, Mexicali, Tecate and Tijuana, they discovered these souvenir rings for about five dollars. So they would buy four rings and they would become a legal "brass knuckle".
Now these rings are highly collectible.
These are hand crafted Mexican biker style Rings made here in the good old USA by REPOP-MFG.
Made of brass. Rings weigh 1.3 oz.
Available In S ( US 8 ) M ( 9.5 ) L ( 11 )
please ask about custom sizing
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
The history of these rings: After the Mexican Civil War the peso was devalued. So craftsmen started melting down the worthless pesos and making them into big solid rings that were never meant to be high fashion jewelry.
Then as the American Motorcycle "Clubs" in the 40's & 50's traveled down to Mexican border towns, such as Juarez, Mexicali, Tecate and Tijuana, they discovered these souvenir rings for about five dollars. So they would buy four rings and they would become a legal "brass knuckle".
These are hand crafted Mexican biker style Rings made here in the good old USA by REPOP-MFG.
Made of brass. Rings weigh 1.3 oz.
Available In S ( US 8 ) M ( 9.5 ) L ( 11 )
please ask about custom sizing
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
The history of these rings: After the Mexican Civil War the peso was devalued. So craftsmen started melting down the worthless pesos and making them into big solid rings that were never meant to be high fashion jewelry.
Then as the American Motorcycle "Clubs" in the 40's & 50's traveled down to Mexican border towns, such as Juarez, Mexicali, Tecate and Tijuana, they discovered these souvenir rings for about five dollars. So they would buy four rings and they would become a legal "brass knuckle".
Now these rings are highly collectible.
COLLECT THEM ALL AND BE THE TALK OF THE TOWN....BUY FOUR AND GET THE FIFTH FREE....BUY TEN AND GET THE FULL SET OF THIRTEEN ARTIST!!!!!!
ARTIST:
Chuey Quintanar- one of So-Cal’s finest! Chuey is one of the top black and grey tattooers and also an avid graphic designer for many companies.
Tim Hendricks- personality, artist, amazing tattooer, machine builder, inventor and all around nice guy!
Colin Baker- my apprentice and far better a tattooer, Colin is one of the most talented artists that I know.
Horiken- just in from Yokohama, Horiken is a true expert of traditional Japanese tattooing.
Chris Brand- this guy is a genius.
Scott Sylvia- a world-class machine builder and one of the best tattooers I know!
Chad Koeplinger- a great friend and even better tattooer.
Chris Trevino- a “Tattoo Artist Magazine book worthy” tattooer but I also chose Chris since he has made collectible toys before!
Dan Wysuph- the kid sensation, Dan was good from the start!
Chris Yvon- the Death Squad!! Tattooer, clothing designer and all around bad ass!
Thomas Hooper- had to call Thomas, when i think of tattoos on hands, I think of Thomas first!
Steve Byrne- another great traditional tattooer, Steve even painted a whole sheet around his “hand” design!
and me- in by default! And of course, as with any project, there are tons more people i would have liked to include… maybe round two!?!
Takahiro “Horitaka” Kitamura
COLLECT THEM ALL AND BE THE TALK OF THE TOWN....BUY FOUR AND GET THE FIFTH FREE....BUY TEN AND GET THE FULL SET OF THIRTEEN ARTIST!!!!!!
ARTIST:
Chuey Quintanar- one of So-Cal’s finest! Chuey is one of the top black and grey tattooers and also an avid graphic designer for many companies.
Tim Hendricks- personality, artist, amazing tattooer, machine builder, inventor and all around nice guy!
Colin Baker- my apprentice and far better a tattooer, Colin is one of the most talented artists that I know.
Horiken- just in from Yokohama, Horiken is a true expert of traditional Japanese tattooing.
Chris Brand- this guy is a genius.
Scott Sylvia- a world-class machine builder and one of the best tattooers I know!
Chad Koeplinger- a great friend and even better tattooer.
Chris Trevino- a “Tattoo Artist Magazine book worthy” tattooer but I also chose Chris since he has made collectible toys before!
Dan Wysuph- the kid sensation, Dan was good from the start!
Chris Yvon- the Death Squad!! Tattooer, clothing designer and all around bad ass!
Thomas Hooper- had to call Thomas, when i think of tattoos on hands, I think of Thomas first!
Steve Byrne- another great traditional tattooer, Steve even painted a whole sheet around his “hand” design!
and me- in by default! And of course, as with any project, there are tons more people i would have liked to include… maybe round two!?!
Takahiro “Horitaka” Kitamura
COLLECT THEM ALL AND BE THE TALK OF THE TOWN....BUY FOUR AND GET THE FIFTH FREE....BUY TEN AND GET THE FULL SET OF THIRTEEN ARTIST!!!!!!
ARTIST:
Chuey Quintanar- one of So-Cal’s finest! Chuey is one of the top black and grey tattooers and also an avid graphic designer for many companies.
Tim Hendricks- personality, artist, amazing tattooer, machine builder, inventor and all around nice guy!
Colin Baker- my apprentice and far better a tattooer, Colin is one of the most talented artists that I know.
Horiken- just in from Yokohama, Horiken is a true expert of traditional Japanese tattooing.
Chris Brand- this guy is a genius.
Scott Sylvia- a world-class machine builder and one of the best tattooers I know!
Chad Koeplinger- a great friend and even better tattooer.
Chris Trevino- a “Tattoo Artist Magazine book worthy” tattooer but I also chose Chris since he has made collectible toys before!
Dan Wysuph- the kid sensation, Dan was good from the start!
Chris Yvon- the Death Squad!! Tattooer, clothing designer and all around bad ass!
Thomas Hooper- had to call Thomas, when i think of tattoos on hands, I think of Thomas first!
Steve Byrne- another great traditional tattooer, Steve even painted a whole sheet around his “hand” design!
and me- in by default! And of course, as with any project, there are tons more people i would have liked to include… maybe round two!?!
Takahiro “Horitaka” Kitamura