Beat to Quarters — Scrimshaw

Scrimshaw The industrial processing of whale products, which flourished in the 18th and 19th centuries, was supplied by the whaling fleets of the Americans, French, British and Spanish. They supplied

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A Rare C.H. Wood Whale's Tooth Scrimshaw, dated - Bonhams

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Beat to Quarters — Scrimshaw pendant, dedicated to sailor Henry

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Bonhams : A Rare C.H. Wood Whale's Tooth Scrimshaw, dated 1831, 5

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