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A walking cane with carved bone white whale handle and bone collar in nautical knot design, c. 1880
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A walking cane with carved bone white whale handle and bone collar in nautical knot design, c. 1880
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Some cute scrimshaw from Thomaston Auctions featuring whales dancing “when Zeb plays his banjo”
I have been absolutely LOVING the fic Scrimshaw by @mayumara-writes lately. It's a Bad Sanses x Reader fanfic based in Subnautica, and Killer has my heart omg <33
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A Set of Sailors Scrimshaw Gambling Dice, early 19th century
Carved from a Sperm Whale tooth, the designs including hearts, clubs, spades, crowns, anchors, the compass rose and pseudo-armorials, inlaid with pitch and red wax. They are part of the game Crown and Anchor, which was a very popular game aboard (even forbidden)
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currently scrimshawing (real word) a knife for my partners birthday, and I have serious questions about how sailors used to do this on rickety wooden boats. I’ve barely avoided multiple finger mutilations and my hands are steady af
Baby sailor's first scrimshaw! My inspirations were 19th century Aivilingmiut, Wampanoag, and Anglo-American examples I saw at the New Bedford Whaling Museum this summer, as well as the ones in the #scrimshaw tag on this blog.
