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File:Grave of the pirate Olivier Levasseurs.jpg|Ghost of pirate Olivier Levasseurs uses cannon to extort [[Scrimshaw (nonfiction)|scrimshaw]] from passers-by. | File:Grave of the pirate Olivier Levasseurs.jpg|Ghost of pirate Olivier Levasseurs uses cannon to extort [[Scrimshaw (nonfiction)|scrimshaw]] from passers-by. | ||
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Scrimshaw (nonfiction) carved by Edward Burdett (sometime between 1822 - 1832).
In the News
Scrimshaw binge residue, confined to knife-proof vitrine to prevent re-infection.
Captain Cinnamon Jack plans daring raid on ivory warehouse.
Ghost of pirate Olivier Levasseurs uses cannon to extort scrimshaw from passers-by.
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Nonfiction cross-reference
This dramatic ocean whaling scene was carved by Edward Burdett. Born in 1805 on Nantucket, he went on his first whaling voyage at the age of 17. Burdett developed a unique, intaglio style with deep, gouged out areas and dramatic, bold, dark lines. Burdett was a deck officer when he died a tragic death at the age of 27. A harpoon line 'running out' from the deck caught around his feet and dragged him overboard to drown in the ocean.
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