Steve Santini 13 May 2009
#6I don't know if this will interest anyone here but I just got some pics of some of my ancient and Medieval restraints on display at the National Museum of Crime and Punishment in Washington D.C.
Sadly, these pics are not of the best quality but I was still happy to have them.
This museum also houses the studio where John Walsh broadcasts "America's Most Wanted" from weekly.
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I appreciate your kind words.
Yes indeed, I have researched each and every one of them.
More over, I have connections with some leading collectors and museums in Europe and we have shared knowledge and information in great detail over the past several years.
While there are no doubt many "wax museum" types of exhibits that feature "torture instruments", by and large all of them consist of modern made mock ups.
The people I am affiliated with in my quest for ancient restraints and torture devices are far more serious.
As am I.
This forum features some hardcore serious restraint collectors that are willing to go to great lengths to acquire rare and unique historical restraints.
I have pursued my collection with the same dedication and zeal.
The only difference is that what I collect and have chosen to specialize in is just a good deal older than the sorts of things many here collect.
Cheers, Steve