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Ok so after emailing Old Dominion forge and being told that they are not taking sword orders due to a two year back-order log, What else do you have? I mean they look like good swords but logisitcally I dont want to wait two years before I get another cutlass. What I need this cutlass for is not just some pretty show piece. I actually need a functional cutlass that I cant fight with. I am in a stage combat group that requires a high quality sword for functional use. Any ideas?
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Anyone from the San Diego area, need some help here. Where be a good place to get meself a good pirate-type hat. Preferably one with feathers and a nice wide brim. I found one at Comic Con, was simply perfect, til I saw the price, close to $200! I about flipped! It's a bloody hat, what the hell! So, any suggestions?
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sutler or pyrate 1 2
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how long is a resonable time to wait for a vendor to sew and ship a simple item. i paid for the item when i ordered it at an event 5mo. ago? i think i have been very patient.
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Finally after 5 very long weeks my Jack Sparrow coat arrived today from Carliles. There's one small flaw, I was at an AA meeting when the USPS stopped by so I have to wait a whole nother day to get the the thing from the post office tomorrow. I guess one more day is not going to kill me. The thing that might actually cause a heart attack is when I go out and intentionally age it while dragging it behind my truck on the beach. I might even use a little sun to slightly lighten up the fabric.
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Direct from Captain Sterling himself ~ Custom Cut 100% Hand Sewn Linen Shirts ~ with Thread Buttons & Embroidered Initials ~ Patterned after Existing Historical Garments, these Period Correct Shirts are available for $95 dollars per shirt. Initials are Free, and are located on the Front Corner of each shirt. Shirt Cuffs & Collar are Custom Cut to Individual Measurements Provided, and the body of the shirt Adjusted Accordingly. Additional Options Available: Ruffled Cuffs $25 Fagoting at Neck $15 Current & Accurate Measurements of Neck, Wrist and Chest will be Required. Payment for Custom Linen Shirts is 100% at time of order. Delivery time will be …
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Okay, I'm probably going to make it anyway, cuz I want one and I only work in leather, but what are the historical justifications for a light, buff leather justacorps? I started out making a simple civilian early 1700s coat, but saw the pattern offered by Reconstructing History, with the enormous cuffs.....and I may just go that way. I've made three full-length theatrical pirate coats already6 out of leather, but I'm thinking of going more "proper" with the construction of this one. Thoughts?
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Pyrates on Etsy 1 2
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Since there are now a few of us Pub members with Etsy sites, and more (I think) are considering opening up shops of their own on that forum, I thought it would be nice to have a place we could post updates of when we add new things for folks to check out. And, well, you know, with Christmas coming and all, it seemed like a good time to start this thread. So, ck here for announcements about all the things you can buy, made by your fellow Pub members who have set up Etsy shops to sell their fine wares. Better than Ebay, as there is no bidding...you see it, you like it, you buy it. Easy! I have added a few new items to my shop today, so click on the link in my signature,…
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*** NEW PIRATE BOOK*** COMING SOON. Written by my goodself and called THE COUNTRY PIRATE, ISBN 1413787940. Get your scurvy crew out a lookin' for it, and tell them to buy it you for christmas. It is for sale via www.publishamerica.com, or amazon, barnes and noble, or borders bookshops. (If you cant find it on the Publish America site, send them an email and tell them to get it posted on their now!!!!) SYNOPSIS 1716 is going to be a year that Sam will not forget. Located on the South West Coast of England is ‘The Four Keys Inn’, where Sam lives and works, and after a chance find of a coin and a jewel, there begins the start of several dramatic life changing occurrence…
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Last week I took my wife, Chris, With me to speak to a 7th grade English Class about piracy.....Had lots of Fun and she enjoyed herself.....That night I walked up behind her and she was singing Yo Ho Yo Ho a pirates life for me.....we laughed and later she said. "Since we have to repair the termite damage to the kitchen, why don't we just make the house look like the inside of a ship...oooooooo I'm in heaven. So today I bought some of the first items for the remodeling job. Canon shot one: http://josephlosteen.com/plunder/canon01300.jpg Canon shot two: http://josephlosteen.com/plunder/canon02250.jpg Copper port and starboard lights: http://josephlosteen.com/plunder/li…
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Anyone have any information on double barrel flintlocks(both pistols and long arms)? I know of a good custom gunsmith here in the Texas Republic, but I's hopin' to find some decent factory or Indian sweatshop weapons to save me some pennies fer me grog. Also have an eye out fer a duckfoot. I've seen the kits far the three barrel caplocks, but not any flint or doglocks. -Captain Satan
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I dont think so - I have been working on my garb for over a year now. And it just keeps evolving - what do you think?
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I've pretty much chosen to buy a Queen Anne kit. Colonial Gun Works sells the Pedersoli Queen Anne kit at the lowest price I've seen ($200). So... - Anyone ever bought anything from Colonial Gun Works and how was the experience? - I've read reviews of the Pedersoli kit and more than one person has snapped off part of the trigger guard while trying to bend it to fit the stock. Anyone built the Pedersoli kit and Not had a problem with this, or have a suggestion about how to make the metal more pliable prior to bending? TIA!
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For those of you who are looking for stuff for SteamPunk, here are just a few things you can start with. These items can be 'modify' to give you the look you want. Been looking to clear out some of my Reeancting Gear... Here is just a few things that I've posted. Worth Gown Purple Walking Gown Rust Ottoman Bustle gown Enjoy....
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First off.... WoW! Reconstructing History (RH) has really done their homework on the Justaucorps and it shows. The retail price on this pattern is $25, so some of you that are used to paying 99 Cents for a simplicity pattern might balk at the cost, but for what you get, its a real bargain! The pattern comes with: 1) Booklet on the History of the Justaucorps This is an outstanding piece and makes the info on my website pale in comparison. The kicker here is that RH includes line drawings and museum refrence numbers for 5 extant garments. From "Lord Clapham" dolls to the Sligo, Ireland Bog Find are detailed in this packet. RH covers the sizes, number of butto…
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It's a comedic, modern-day pirate novel called "Pirates of Pensacola." St. Martin's Press is publishing it using an alias for me (for reasons I'm sure are obvious to you, shipmates). For plot summary and reviews and stuff like that, drop anchor at PiratesofPensacola.com. If any of you lopers buy the bastard, I'll send you a bookplate (fancy publishing word for sticker) with a hand-writ inscription on it.
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Finally got me a cutlass! Found it on e-bay for 39.99 + S&H= $53.94 The same one that sell on Museum Rplicas for $277.00. Great deal huh?! Here a picture of it: http://www.5stardeal.com/deals/10Expand.as...uctCode=20-610p
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Period Sandals 1 2
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My wife and I a re looking for some periodish looking sandles. Boots tend to be hard for me to fit and custom made ones are out of my price range. Any Suggestions? Animal
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Anyone know where a Pirate Lady can get a good sword???? I be a beginner at swordplay, any sugesstions???? Gabrielle
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'Tis me pleasure to present to all ye scallywags, lubbers, lads & lasses, bilge rats, deck hands, wenches, buccanneers, sea dogs an' honorable pirate cap'n's our latest concoction known as RootJack! I know this here be an abrupt introduction, but the brew be complete an' I would waste no time presentin' a drink what fights off the scurge known as scurvy. That's right. RootJack has yer full daily dose of Vitamin C! Plus it's tasty to boot. RootJack be a Root Beer with a hint O'Orange flavor an' Vanilla, and enough of a kick to knock the barnacles off yer keel. We call it "The Pirate Energy Drink", an' any crew under the fair wind O'this brew would be hard to put d…
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Awright, havin put aside a bit of tin, Im lookin to acquire an new flintlock, and I'd like some input. Should the belov'ed Mad Zorg : A) Go for the Loyalist Arms Jacobian lock (as most of the stuff I do recreation wize is early period) or Go for the English lock (as its more versatile and covers a larger peroid o time or C) Say screw it to the heavy monsters (the Jacobian's are 25" long) and just get a queen anne from whatever source has the best price fer em? Suggestions? Sources? Prices are all about the same. Just wants ta hear yer inputs, mates.
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There has been much talk on the board of a guy making "unauthorized" (or some other word like that) replicas of PotC props and sellin' 'em on eBay. Now, while I was trying (to no avail) to find a place to buy Hot Topic's Aztec necklace reproduction somewhere online, I came across this: http://www.entertainmentearth.com/prodinfo...?number=MRDS104 My question is, if none of my local Hot Topics sell the necklace and I be up the creek, so to speak -- is this a legit sort of place to get meself a POTC pirate medallion at long last?? They have 'em on eBay too, for varying prices, but they got so many different sellers ready to pre-auction 'em off it made me nervous, trying t…
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This was burried in another post... So I thought I would liberate it and add more as I see em' Capn' Pete Fancy can be tricky... as fancier materials generally would call for fancier buttons and trims, which can be harder to pull of well than a justaucorps made out of plainer materials.. Really nice textiles are tricky as "print" patterns are hard to find in a reasonalbly authentic pattern. That being said, I have found some folks that reproduce our textiles and are quite nice.... Check out some of them on my resources page here http://www.gentlemenoffortune.com/Links.htm Take a look at the E-Luxus site, I drool over that Bizarre pattern (that was only around during …
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just letting everyone know my smithies up and runnin again just post on here or pm me...ill try to get some pictures of my work in my gallery.
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Okay, okay.... so at my core I'm really to *girlie* to wear a lads rig ALL the time,,,, To remedy this... I've had a bodice, skirt and top made that will do nothing but compliment my aforementioned Barbossa coat. For Pirate Faires and events I would not be wearing the stand-up collar of course... that is an option for Halloween fun! (Kind of a cross between a Disney wicked Step-mother and a Pirate) But it does have ribbon ties that go over the shoulder. The strong boning in all the seams makes it stay in place without the benefit of anything if I am so inclined however so on hot days... This picture shows an underskirt but I intend to wear it with the striped petal s…
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I got a great collection of books for my libary for Christmas. The Art of Rigging by Biddlecombe, The Greatest Sailing Stories Ever Told by Caswell, The Pirate Dictionary by Breverton, The Sailmaker's Apprentice by Marino, The Aurbry Series 2-5 7 & 8, Cider by Proulx & Nichols. How about you all? What did you get?
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