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Whale on Antler 2013

Whale on Antler 2013

Lewis Temple was an African American Blacksmith in Bedford, Mass. in 1848 and designed the harpoon I have pictured here called "Temple's Toggle". His idea increased the number of whales haversted by turning the head of harpoon perpendicular when pulled by ship or whale.

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 Albums: Whale on Anter at Emerge Knife Company
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