Full-Rigged Ship Charles E. Moody Scrimshaw Fossil Walrus Ivory On Bolivian Rosewood
Product Description
Let us etch one for you of your personal favorite ship!
This one is a carefully etched portrait of the Full rigged ship Charles E. Moody. The etching is on a curved chunk of beach-washed Fossil Walrus with light sand color. The piece is set on a substantial piece of well-striated Bolivian Rosewood with German Silver pins.
The Charles E. Moody, a downeaster, was Built by Gass and Sawyer at Bath, Maine in 1882. She burned at Naknek, Alaska June 28, 1920. She belonged to the Northwestern Fisheries Co., and made one passage of 1,350 miles from Puget Sound to Orca, Alaska in 10 days, in 1911. Capt. Peter Bergman commanded the ship on the voyage north.
The ivory measures (approx) 3 inches from side-to-side and 1 3/8 inches high. The display piece stands 3 1/2 inches high with the base. Let us make one for you.
This is a beautiful display piece any collector would be proud to have. Signed by Marvin M. Cohen.
This one is a carefully etched portrait of the Full rigged ship Charles E. Moody. The etching is on a curved chunk of beach-washed Fossil Walrus with light sand color. The piece is set on a substantial piece of well-striated Bolivian Rosewood with German Silver pins.
The Charles E. Moody, a downeaster, was Built by Gass and Sawyer at Bath, Maine in 1882. She burned at Naknek, Alaska June 28, 1920. She belonged to the Northwestern Fisheries Co., and made one passage of 1,350 miles from Puget Sound to Orca, Alaska in 10 days, in 1911. Capt. Peter Bergman commanded the ship on the voyage north.
The ivory measures (approx) 3 inches from side-to-side and 1 3/8 inches high. The display piece stands 3 1/2 inches high with the base. Let us make one for you.
This is a beautiful display piece any collector would be proud to have. Signed by Marvin M. Cohen.
Scrimshaw Etching Options
These are our regular Scrimshaw Design Etchings. In addition to these designs, as an added option, you may send us a picture of your choice for a commission price quote.
Fossil Ivory Color Charts
Below are the available colors of our fossil ivories. Our high quality fossilized ivories have been reclaimed from the ground after sharing the earth for up to 30 millennia! Even after all this time, Fossil Ivory remains warm and sensuous organic ivory; it is not petrified. It has developed its beautiful colors by taking up minerals from the earth and these colors are impossible to match in any contemporary ivories by modern processes.
