Steel Blubber Boarding Knife Whaling Tool, 19th Century

Steel Blubber Boarding Knife Whaling Tool, 19th Century Length 33 in.

18th-19th C. American Seamen's / Sailor's Huge Whaling Blubber Knife . Total length - 27.25", Length of the blade 20.5", Widest part of the blade - 4.25

Lot of two 19th century, long-handled whaling tools in iron and wood - 67 in blubber pail (10 in diam) and 61 in blubber spade.

WROUGHT STEEL BLUBBER SPADE19th CenturyOn a partial wooden pole. Faint maker's stamp.Total length 53".

CAST STEEL BLUBBER SPADE19th CenturyStamped "J.D. Driggs Cast-Steel".Length 16.75". Blade width 4.5".

CAST STEEL BLUBBER SPADE19th CenturyStamped "A.J. Peters Cast-Steel". Stamp identical to one illustrated in Harpoons and Other Whalecraft by T.G. Lytle, p. 79.Length 15". Blade width 4&

CAST STEEL BLUBBER SPADE19th CenturyStamped on blade "B&S", possibly the stamp of Butts & Smith.Length 20". Blade width 4.375".

CAST STEEL BLUBBER SPADE19th CenturyStamped "Macy Cast-Steel".Length 14.75". Blade width 4".

WROUGHT STEEL BLUBBER SPADE19th CenturyOn a partial wooden pole. Faint maker's stamp.Total length 53";.

An antique knife sharpening tool, made in the UK and marked London, 19th century. Missing pieces.  (W:43 x H:43 cm)

Set antique brass and steel fireplace tools, 19th c., French or English, ornate brass handles on steel tools, includes shovel with pierced design, poker and tongs, longest: 29.25" (shovel)

Mahogany knife caddy/ tool carrier, 19th C., center dividing panel with heart cut out handle, molded edge to base, wear consistent with age and use including areas of heavy wear to base, sold as is, 6

with tongs, poker, shovel, raised on a circular base with squat bun feet (Dimensions: 87cm high overall ) (Qty: 4)(87cm high overall )Qty: (4)

Two whaling tools, hand forged, early 19th century. The largest, with replaced handle, measures 37"L.

North America, Western United States, ca. mid to late 19th century CE. An impressive steel knife with a brass guard, wooden grip, and a tacked leather sheath. The knife features a narrow and slightly

Central Europe, Austria, ca. mid-19th century CE. A fine example of a boarding cutlass with a forged-steel blade made by the P.D. Luneschloss Solingen sword manufacturing firm. The blade features a th

Near East, Ottoman Empire, ca. 19th century CE. An intimidating knife comprise of a sharp carbon steel blade and deer antler and wood handle. One side of the blade present liberal remains of an incise

North America, United States, ca. 19th century CE. A fine side knife used on the American frontier with a handle carved from a curved section of deer antler wrapped near its base in thin gold wire. Th

Originally listed at $300 North America, United States, ca. 19th century CE. A utilitarian knife used on the American Frontier. The forged-steel blade exhibits a lengthy profile with a thick spine on

APPROX. SIXTY MILITARY LOADING COMBINATION TOOLS19th CenturyIron and steel.Lengths from 1" to 3".

Native American, Western United States, Sioux tribe, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE; United States, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A leather knife sheath with stunning glass bead work that hold

North America, Western United States, ca. 19th century CE. This is a fine antique knife with a steel bowie blade, a nickel-silver guard, and a deer antler grip. The sharpened blade has a single cuttin

Native American, Southwestern United States, Apache people, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A fine knife fashioned out of a sword blade with a shallow fuller groove and a single cutting edge along

North America, United States, ca. 19th century CE. A fine knife used on the American frontier with a handle carved from a deer antler. The forged-steel blade features a single edge opposite a thick sp