Tattooing instrument combining twin spatulae and needle

Made:: 1850-1925

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Tattooing instrument combining twin spatulae and needle, steel and copper wire, used by the Ubangi, from the Congo, 1850-1925

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Category:: Ethnography and Folk Medicine

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A623515

Materials:: steel and copper, wire

type:: tattooing instruments

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Tattooing instrument combining twin spatulae and needle

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