19th Century Scorrar Whale Harpoon from Boydtown Museum

An iron barbed dual-flue whale harpoon, made by Scorrar of…
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An iron barbed dual-flue whale harpoon, made by Scorrar of London, English, 19th century, reputedly from a Private Museum, Boydtown NSW, 96 cm long

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