What would you like to own that is made of ivory?

I would love to have a scrimshawed pistol (my .45 or a old 1911 Vietnam vintage ) grips.

There was a chess board in my family that was made of ivory and onyx. I'm not sure what happened to it, but I'd love that.

Belly35;1826130 wrote:What would you like to own that is made of ivory?

I would love to have a scrimshawed pistol (my .45 or a old 1911 Vietnam vintage ) grips.

Nothing I own is made from ivory. Only pieces of shit own ivory.

Fuck you if you own ivory that isn't at least 400 years old.

This piece of shit has three items made from ivory: a round bowl w/ lid type item very nicely carved that my wife father who was a Flying Tiger pilot brought back WWII, a broach and a ivory hair set w/ mirror from my wife great grandma...

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Belly35;1826183 wrote:This piece of shit has three items made from ivory: a round bowl w/ lid type item very nicely carved that my wife father who was a Flying Tiger pilot brought back WWII, a broach and a ivory hair set w/ mirror from my wife great grandma...

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Right now I'm feeling nostalgic for the last time I shroom'd.

Heretic;1826198 wrote:Right now I'm feeling nostalgic for the last time I shroom'd.

Yesterday?

Family friend is grandson of a very famous carver from Dover. IMHO the grandson kicks his grandpa's but in talent.

http://warther.org/ the grandson who's museum is located between Sugarcreek and Millersburg and can be found still carving daily there. He is carving the history of the sailing ship. Everything white is ivory, black ebony or scrimshaw.

http://thewarthermuseum.com/ - the grandpa who's museum is in Dover. He carved trains out of ebony and ivory and is reddit famous for their pliers out of a single piece of wood.

Family friend is grandson of a very famous carver from Dover. IMHO the grandson is more talented.

http://warther.org/ the grandson who's museum is located between Sugarcreek and Millersburg and can be found still carving daily there. He is carving the history of the sailing ship. Everything white is ivory, black ebony or scrimshaw.

http://thewarthermuseum.com/ - the grandpa who's museum is in Dover. He carved trains out of ebony and ivory and is reddit famous for their pliers out of a single piece of wood.

like_that;1826635 wrote:Yesterday?

Lol, nah, last year.

bases_loaded;1826657 wrote:Family friend is grandson of a very famous carver from Dover. IMHO the grandson is more talented.

http://warther.org/ the grandson who's museum is located between Sugarcreek and Millersburg and can be found still carving daily there. He is carving the history of the sailing ship. Everything white is ivory, black ebony or scrimshaw.

http://thewarthermuseum.com/ - the grandpa who's museum is in Dover. He carved trains out of ebony and ivory and is reddit famous for their pliers out of a single piece of wood.

pretty cool shit

...ridiculously talented.

I remember going to see Ernest Warther carve his engines on a grade school field trip.

BRF;1826691 wrote:I remember going to see Ernest Warther carve his engines on a grade school field trip.

Go check out his grandson. He might even take you on a tour if he's not busy.

bases_loaded;1826709 wrote:Go check out his grandson. He might even take you on a tour if he's not busy.

Thanks.

Also, Ernest was carving his signature pliers. This would have been back in the early 1960's.

Warther Museum is a great place to visit.