Tattooed at Coney Island during the first half of the 1900s. Lady Viola was said to be tattooed by Graf. His sideshow banner can be seen in the following YouTube video:
Coney Island Sideshow and Amusement Park - New York City History 1940
1947 Jan 4 Billboard pg 56 "Graf-Frank G., 58, tattoo artist, in New York December 27. He was in show business most of his life the past 30 years at the World's Circus Side Show in Coney Island, N.Y. Interment in East Lawn Cemetery, Marietta, O. Survived by a brother John S."
Coney Island Sideshow and Amusement Park - New York City History 1940
1947 Jan 4 Billboard pg 56 "Graf-Frank G., 58, tattoo artist, in New York December 27. He was in show business most of his life the past 30 years at the World's Circus Side Show in Coney Island, N.Y. Interment in East Lawn Cemetery, Marietta, O. Survived by a brother John S."
Tattooed at Coney Island during the first half of the 1900s. Lady Viola was said to be tattooed by Graf. His sideshow banner can be seen in the following YouTube video:
Coney Island Sideshow and Amusement Park - New York City History 1940
1947 Jan 4 Billboard pg 56 "Graf-Frank G., 58, tattoo artist, in New York December 27. He was in show business most of his life the past 30 years at the World's Circus Side Show in Coney Island, N.Y. Interment in East Lawn Cemetery, Marietta, O. Survived by a brother John S."
Coney Island Sideshow and Amusement Park - New York City History 1940
1947 Jan 4 Billboard pg 56 "Graf-Frank G., 58, tattoo artist, in New York December 27. He was in show business most of his life the past 30 years at the World's Circus Side Show in Coney Island, N.Y. Interment in East Lawn Cemetery, Marietta, O. Survived by a brother John S."
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