Since there are lots of newfags here

I still have 2 of my favorites one is made out of hickory the other birch

I use to have so much fun making and tending to them where did the fucking time

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Why did you have to post this op? I lost all my finger boxes in a boating accident last month and was just starting to not cry myself to sleep everynight.

I just use my finger

Friend of mine offered me a couple thousand for my grandpa's old set. I really needed the money. Wish I could get it back.

My grandpa gave me one he stole from a village in Vietnam. I have tried others but his still works the best desu senpai

>Finger Box or “fingerbox” is a tactile art piece created by Ay-O in the 1960s. The boxes are small hollow cubes with a hole in the side. These boxes are filled with various objects, such as hair, cotton balls, nails. It is then on the art’s observer to put their fingers in the hole of the box. Online, people have used the box as a type of prank, where in which people ask about the box and others pretend to know what it is and to have owned one since childhood. When someone asks what the box is, others in the thread mock the person who asked.

So autists will pretend they have these and will mock you if you ask what it is FYI.

>One slot
>Stickers
>Current year
user I gotta be honest, if you're attempting some retro vibe, I get it, but this is just sloppy execution

I have 4 of these that I use before the gym, after the gym, before sex, and after sex.

>he doesnt have a fingerbox, so he has to look it up.

Parents gave away my finger box collection when I moved away to college. I even had a partially intact tiffany glass box with the opal inlet and silver details. Could have made a down payment on a house with them :(

This fingerbox has been in my family since the civil war, it was finally handed down to me.

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The fuck is that? I've never seen one of those at my grandparents houses. On both sides.

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Fucking amateur

Why mark your fingerbox with fragile? Is the material poor?

I always use fine mahogany for my fingerboxes; they can take a blow if I accidentally drop them see.

>people own boxex with just hair in them
>this_looks_believable.jpg

you must be some kind of dumb

Ay-O tried to capitalize off of the fingerbox tradition after it became popular after WW1. Ay-Os are good, but they don't beat a handmade fingerbox.

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fake and gay

iv had one of these since i was i child that was passed down from my great grandfather

does not want you to know the true joy of the "finger-box"

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nice starter finger box m8

Damn I forgot about these. I need to go dig mine out of storage

>fingerboxes
>mark of an oldfag
I remember them and I only came here around 2013
Also, anyone calling others newfags is a newfag trying to fit in

What's in the box!??!?!?!?

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>be me in 1988
>Dell has just started selling computers
>also fingerboxes
>unsure who made them
>suspect Dell is just rebranding cheap ones
>still, the price is right
>go to a series of computer stores
>no fingerboxes anywhere
>call dell
>receive catalog in mail
>turn to back of catalog
>fingerbox prices are four times what I'd expected
>omg can Dell jack up their pric

Your finger.

Ay-O, Japanese (Ibaraki prefecture, Japan born 1931)
Designed by George Maciunas, American (Kaunas, Lithuania 1931 - 1978 Boston, MA)
Published by Fluxus, American
Title
Finger Box
Classification
Multiples
Work Type
multiple
Date
1964
Culture
American
Location Level 1, Room 1100, Modern and Contemporary Art, The Sixties Experiment/Multiple Strategies
View this object's location on our interactive map Physical Descriptions
Medium
Cardboard box filled with foam and covered on all sides with printed labels.
Technique
Photolithograph
Dimensions
8.4 x 9.2 x 8.4 cm (3 5/16 x 3 5/8 x 3 5/16 in.)
ProvenanceAy-O; to Barbara and Peter Moore, New York, New York, 1964. Barbara Moore, Bound/Unbound, New York, New York, partial gift partial purchase; to Harvard University Art Museums, June 28, 2005.State, Edition, Standard Reference Number
Standard Reference Number
Fluxus Codex, p. 175
Acquisition and Rights
Credit Line
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Barbara and Peter Moore Fluxus Collection, Margaret Fisher Fund and gift of Barbara Moore/Bound & Unbound
Accession Year
2005
Object Number
M26381
Division
Modern and Contemporary Art
Contact
[email protected]
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Descriptions
Description
Designed by Maciunas and mailed as advertising for three things: "Finger Box", an edition of 50 signed and numbered examples (see M26382) similar to this one but with different fillings; "Tactile Box", an edition of 100 signed and numbered examples of one-foot-cubed boxes with different fillings; and "Orange Box", Ay-O's architectural environment at the Smolin Gallery in NYC.

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Depends on the quality and size really. I had one in high school and put some stickers on it. Sounded fine to me.

Newfag

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My bitch of an ex took my ornate walnut fingerbox, it was an antique over 200 years old!

I saw one at a local museum

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Kike Shill

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