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I have me a beautiful handmade sailor's sheath knife, but I need a sheath fer it. I want to keep me doublonns in the pirate brotherhood: Does anyone on this list make sheaths, or can you recommend a sheath maker? Capt. William
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I recieved an answer today regarding my inquiry into the Barbossa Sabers. I can get these at a reduced price in either long or short blade for those that are interested. The only problem is I do have to meet a minimum. The minimum is 6 pieces and priced at $76.00 +ship. PM me a note if you would like to speak fer one. I got the first one 5 to go Jack
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Mates; I've been readin your articles and many of the books that you've suggested and found that the working knife and marlinspike were the most important tools a pirate/sailor could have. Can any of ye tell me where these might be purchased? I'm also in the market for a boarding axe and have had noluck there either. thanks
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Ahoy me fellow seadogs..... I saw this gun kit in Dixie gun catalog. It is a large skeleton or jailers key, that is also a matchlock gun. It is very inexpensive and I think it would make a great converstaion piece. What I want to know, purley out of curiosity, is ..... is there any truth to the history of such a weapon. Dixie was unable to answer the question. So I thought I would ask me mates here. I'm not worried about it being authentic or acurate or even functional. ( although the catalog does list it as a fireable weapon ) I just am curious to know if this type of piece ever did exist or is it just fantasy...... Thanks shipmates.... The Capt.
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Especially since we're all broke after the Christmas holidays...collecting the really nice antique weapons like cutlasses and flintlocks is an extremely expensive hobby. I like old weapons, but I like to be able to pay me bills, too. I was searching for some less expensive sort of old weapon that I might be able to build a collection, and was thinking about primitive knives; by which I mean the rough sort of knives that might have been made by frontier blacksmiths. Is anyone familiar with this area of collecting? Are the prices here equally outrageous? I've heard about a book on the topic, but haven't read it yet; title is something like "Primitive Knives, 1700 - 1870"…
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I be lookin' fer somethin' that's thick, wide, and with a biq square buckle. Capt. William
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AAAAAARRRGGGHHHH! and ahoy, ye swabs! Where can I be findin' an earthenware or ceramic type tankard similar to the ones I be recallin' at a certain tavern I used to frequent in Port Royal? Any lubbers out there can help an old salt? Thanks be to ya!
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How might I go about makin' me some of this stuff? I have a limited budget, and being a thrifty sort, I learned to sew. So can anyone show me some patterns? Preferably with pictures of the end results. This pyrate will be most eternally grateful to you! Thank'ee in advance! :)
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I found this on gunbroker.com and thought some of you might be interested. It's caplock, but that's probably better than flintlock for shipboard use. It looks to be a great deal for reinactors. Unfortunately, I'm unable to purchase it right now, so I thought one of you might. Pistol Coastie
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Putting up the lights today......swags of seasonal herbage (Pagan symbology inclusive...tis the season )....wondering if ye more creative types work yer pyratical into the embellishments?
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Well....not really a surprise, but I did a quick search on ebay, and low and behold, there was a promotional item with the DVD at "select stores". Pirates of the Caribbean Aztec Coin Key Chain Hmmm...wonder how high this will go? Looks like they listed it just today. Good luck to those who bid. Think I'll just look to pillage one.
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Awright lads, Ive a bit of a project, an if any of you have any expertise in this, I'd love ta hear it. In reenactin, I play an early character, one from the mid 1500's, and am desirous of makin a pistol (functional) to wear on me baldrick. I'm thinking, given the early date, that a matchlock would be appropros. So what Im cogitatin on be this: Could I invade, say, Dixie Gun Works or such what for a barrel and flashpan for a flintlock, and then fabricate the lock and match for a period bangstick. Thoughts? The beloved Zorg the unsnottered and yes, red mawia, tis me
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Since I have a new truck and want to keep it nice as long as possible I was wondering if anyone knew where I might find a set of Jolly Roger seat covers?
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My lovely Sparrow-esque hat arrived today from Excalibur Leather, and I am in love. It is much darker than the picture on the website; it looks pretty much identical to Captain Jack's hat, except of course being in a much more "new" condition. Only one problem preying upon me happiness -- the accursed thing doesn't fit me properly! Me family is cursed with having, well, rather large heads (how else does one say it? *grins*); me mum has always had a difficult time of it in trying to find hats that fit. I got the largest size Excalibur offered for the Jack Sparrow hat, the XL, but what I really needed was the 2XL (which unfortunately they not be offerin'). Now, I don't m…
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Trying to post a pic of a pirate glass I made as a trial for Scupper and crew. Hope this works. http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/users/2a28d956/bc...cQGry_AlJWLrIgY
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Avast....i thank'ee Stynky fer the help with this... I been promisin pitures of some of our goods fer awhile now....and thanks to the geary Pyrate mentioned above think I have whats i been promisin.... This piture was fer the Baldric....it is me own and has the spot on the front fer me wheel lock. Its a one piecer...as I want room fer me wenches favors and me Pyrates Guild pin when I get er..... But can make em any size ye want with or w/o buckles.....fact we be bringin some skins un cut with so you can watch us make when ye ask for it.... Sos ye know We also make the shirts...breeches..belts...doublet the little pretty dang;ies from the hat...and got some …
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well, first off I ave been asked to join wif some o me friends to do reinactments at me local ren faire. Problem is, all I got is me capn Jack outfit, and I need somthin original. I aven't a clue as where to start, or how many different outfits to acquire. I was also wonderin, how many of you pirate folk actually wear ye nautical gear around town, not just at faires? Any elp', suggestions, well.. anythin be greatly appreciated
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Found some cool x-mas tree ornaments they are Ship in a Bottle Ornaments Ship in a bottle ornaments Thought they were worth shareing
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This volume describes an expedition to Madagascar by undersea explorer Barry Clifford and his Team where the wrecks of the Adventure Galley (William Kidd) and the Fiery Dragon (William Condon) were found. Also discovered was evidence of an underground tunnel complex. Signed copies can be ordered from http://whydah.com/store/product_info.php?p...?products_id=35 Regards, Corsair Who, in fairness, must also note that Barnes & Noble has a decent pre-Christmas sale on UNSIGNED copies at the moment.
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POTC SWORD F/S One of the aircraft aluminum bladed fighting swords from Pirates of the Carribean. Propmaker Tony Swatton outfitted this sword with a new blade and cocobolo wood handle for my private collection. This is also the same design of sword used in filming Master and Commander (go see it if you haven't already - I die numerous times in the battle scenes!). Asking price is 250 dollars. Photos at links below! http://forums.swordforum.com/attachment.ph...=&postid=285673 http://forums.swordforum.com/attachment.ph...=&postid=285675 http://forums.swordforum.com/attachment.ph...=&postid=285676 http://forums.swordforum.com/attachment.ph...=&postid=28…
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Bucket Boots 1 2 3
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I need proper footwear...somethin fierce! Could anyone suggest a place to acquire hearty bucket boots fer me all-spice laden tootsies? -Redd
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Any mates have one of these short-barrelled argument-enders? Do ye recommend one fer a pirate's kit? Do ye know of any source fer one? Capt. William
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I have the following Anne Rice books for sale, all are harbound, virtually brand new. 1. Interview with a Vampire 2. The Vampire Lestat 3. Memmock the Devil 4. Queen of the Dammed 5. The Tale of the Body Thief 6. Cry to Heaven and in paperback, The Vampire Armand The hardback books sell for $25.00 , I'm willing to let them go for 15.00 each, or as a group for $100.00, plus shipping (which will be hefty), unless you can come pick them up from me. I'll throw in the paperback one for free, if you buy all the harbacks, otherwise the paperback one is $1.00. Anyone interested, please send me an email. Thanks, RumbaRue **I'd rather be training cabin boys**
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Cursed Aztec Treasure ~ Treasure, done the way religious medals are made, bronze with heavy gold plate ~ Reproductions sculpted by Zane Yarbrough of Victoria Texas ~ now available. Limited edition (882 pieces) hand signed and numbered. Email for information. Lusty Winds my Friends, Robin St Graves
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