On a recent Venue visit to the New Bedford Whaling Museum, I was captivated by a gallery filled with scrimshaw items, carved by American nineteenth-century whalemen as gifts for mothers, wives, and sweethearts during their long sea voyages....[S]crimshanders carved baleen, walrus tusks, and whale teeth into hundreds of thousands of pie crimpers.
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