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Despite the ban of the sale of ivory in California, scrimshaw artists do have alternative materials on which to create …
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Have to post this – it was brought to my attention by one of our readers – from “Fretboard Journal” …
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Al Doucette, former owner of the Whale’s Tale in New Bedford, MA has confirmed the artist as Peter LaJoie  Thank …
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Bought in Indiana in the early 1980′s, this piece is inset in a ring.  The colorized tiger is scribed on …
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Nicely made bolo tie with a rustic looking eagle head.  Cross-hatched and somewhat rough, this scrimshaw bolo has a nice …
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Jack Chang brought this book to our attention: Ingenious Contrivances, Curiously Carved: Scrimshaw in the New Bedford Whaling Museum A …
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We have another mystery artist who had done a beautiful ship on what appears to be walrus ivory, though we …
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“I cannot find any info on the artist of this piece.  i am not sure if the artist’s name is …
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On the heels of being contacted by a former Mystery Artist (see Philip Hayde), we have another Mystery Artist! This …
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