Dozens of Carvings Stolen From Museum
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Dozens of rare abalone scrimshaw carvings were stolen from a Monterey Peninsula museum at a state reserve, park officials said.
The collection of 48 carvings vanished in the middle of the night last week from a museum at the Point Lobos state reserve near Carmel, according to park ranger Dave Schaechtele.
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