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A set of 4 Documents relating to Henry Every known as the Grand or Arch Pirate. They are the following: The Proclamation issued by the Lords Justices of England offering a reward for the capture of Henry Every and his Crew. The Proclamation issued by the Rhode Island Assembly notifying the provinces Magistrates and Ministers of their intent with regards to the above Proclamation. A copy of the Letter left by Henry Every himself notifying English Captains of His intentions towards them and warning them of a French Raiding party. And finally an approximation of what a Wanted poster might have looked like for Henry Every (based on the ones shown in Cutthroat Island). …
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The powers that be have decided to do an official Fort Taylor Pirate Invasion t-shirt (and totes, tanks, sweatshirts and hoodies too), which not only benefits the fort, but helps get yours truly to the event! Shirts will be available on men's t-shirts and tanks, as well as women's baby doll t-shirts and tank tops. All shirts are 100% cotton and will feature the compass pocket image and the crossed swords on the back. Prices reflect pick-up at the event in Florida. Anyone who is not attending, but would like a shirt, please add $5.00 for shipping. Orders will close on November 12th. Tote bags - $20.00 T-Shirts (men) - $20.00 T-Shirts (women) - $20.00 Men's tank - $…
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Death Head Buttons $3 each Wrapped linen thread over a wooden mold. Choose from: Red, black, white, blue, brown or green. Choose: 1", 5/8" or 1/2" diameter *I welcome custom death head button orders in any color(s). ~~~ Thread buttons $6 for 4 Solid linen thread. Perfect for replacing all the buttons on a shirt! white only PM or e-mail me to order. Thanks for looking! Chole
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This is a Brown real leather 2" wide sword baldric with a square brass buckle, suitable for Pirate re-enactment, theatre or LARP costumes. It is inspired by the one seen in a drawing of Thomas Tew the famous 17th Century Pirate. The baldrics frog can hold both a sword and a bayonet together $87 http://www.etsy.com/listing/61485331/the-thomas-tew-leather-pirate-sword
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This is a Dark Brown real leather one and a half inch wide sword Belt with a decorative buckle and brass belt tip, suitable for Pirate re-enactment, theatre or LARP costumes. It is inspired by the one seen in a drawing of Henry Every the famous 17th Century Pirate. The belt is made from split leather so it has a rougher surface than finished leather. It features a large curved sword frog decorated with 3 rivets that will hold most sizes of sword. This belt cant also be made in other colors. Contact me to discuss what you are after if you need it customising. $60 http://www.etsy.com/...er-pirate-sword
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Its my trusty Doglock Pistol blank firer for sale , has been cleaned and tightened up, looking at another pistol one so this must go. Looking for £250 / $403 looking to sell this side of the pond really, But am open to sensible offers this includes postage in UK. Tks for looking
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Is there anyone in the Silver Spring/Wheaton, Maryland, area, who would be willing to teach a person new to this period how to sew? He'd rather make his clothes than buy them, and it's not a task I can undertake at this time. Please PM me about this. Mistress D.
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Christmas is a-comin' in, and what better way to say 'I love you' than with a handmade navigation instrument, copied from 17th century examples? Better than diamonds anyway... Gunter Quadrant: The obverse features a Gunter quadrant and geometric square, the reverse features a Nunes scale and Morland perpetual calendar. Plumb line is attached, just not shown in the photos: £70/$115 +shipping Almucantar staff: Used like a backstaff for measuring the height of the sun at low altitudes: £45/$75 +shipping
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A cutlass and a Rapier, Cutlass has a brass knuckle guard and the original silver colored basket. Rapier had a wire wound handle which came off, and the seam on the back of the scabbard needs to be re-glued or tacked. I am looking for a good coat, wool or wool blend for cooler weather, used and lined or unlined...or other piratey treasures!! I also have a bunch of deer antler that I am probably going to make into buttons, plus a big assortment of pewter buttons from plain to Rev-war.....
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I just wanted to let everyone know as we have lots of movie buffs here that my Dad is selling his collection on E-Bay. He has over 600 Movie Posters, Press Kits and other items and he is listing more everday. If anyone is intrested he is found here http://shop.ebay.com/jml75181/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_from=&_ipg=&_trksid=p4340 If you are looking for something in particular drop me a line and Ill find out if he has it. Thanks, Syren
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This is a fully customisable broadsheet anouncing the Last Speech and Dying Words of a person hanged for Piracy. The text is taken from an actual document from 1719 from a sailor proclaiming his innocence saying he was forced to join a pirate crew rather then joined of his own free will. The name of the accused can be changed to your own (or anyone elses you want) plus you can name the Captain of the ship you originally sailed with, The name of the ship you were originally on and the Pirate whose crew you were "forced" to join (I will adjust the dates to the right period for the pirate you want). Available at my etsy shop http://www.etsy.com/...peech-and-dying
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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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ok...for those of us who do several characters.... lookin for a Gentlemans Wig....higher quality than Holloween i have a "Naomi" from Coxworks.....but before i buy another from them.... Anybody know of another source?...different styles appropriate??
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3 different sets of Replica late 17th early 18th Century Cufflinks inspired by the ones found in ships that wrecked during the Golden Age of Piracy The silver ones are pewter, the gold one is some cheap metal but looks the part. $24 (includes shipping)
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I normally don't post every location that takes to sellin' RootJack. I really don't wish to bore and perturb the members of this hear board. However this little news tidbit is worth mentionin'. See VooDoo Elixirs be out of the dread pirate port of Elkhart, Indiana. Ye know we be tough since we have to slog to the Caribbean all the way from the corn belt. Shippin' something as heavy as RootJack can take any ship to task. Shippin' all the way from the midwest to Oregon takes a special kind of Pirate bravado. I'd like to see these mates rewarded for the tenacity, so I'm hopin' a few of you Oregon pirates can stop in to their shop and buy up all their RootJack. The na…
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http://www.etsy.com/shop/CastawayTradingCo Ahoy all ye beach-combing buccaneers of the Seven Seas! I am very happy to announce that my lovely lady and I have opened our very own Etsy shop, specializing in the most unique castaway-inspired pirate gear! And it's just in time for Halloween! Presently we have several handmade straw hats up for sale, in various designs, all in keeping with the general rustic, castaway/islander/beachcomber/zombie-pirate theme! In the very near future we plan to expand the store to include other accessories like custom rum bottles, castaway-inspired jewelry, and other pieces of quirky, filthy, bizarre, and downright one-of-a-kind costumage! …
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I'll take best offer close to $110 on this: steel helmet with brass rosets around the base.... figure $12 for shipping..... Wes
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Would anybody out there be needin a wooden bowl? Its a squareish with rounded corners dealy that the wife used for salad. She got upset when it got a few rub marks on the upper rim.......Free to a good home!! Aint sellin it, thats why I put it here...... Local folks can call me and pick it up.................six-three-six-795-0757 You can pop for the shipping though.......
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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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One for all the Pipe smokers among the Bretheren. This is a Set of 4 Replica Early 18th Century Tobacco Papers or Wraps advertising the Brand of tobacco or the vendor that sells it. These papers were used to wrap and store the pre-chopped tobacco and examples of the papers can be seen in many period paintings and illustrations. The illustrations on the papers are copied from actual museum artifacts. Printed on period correct laid paper and they are the actual size of 130mm x 165mm in size unfolded. They are supplied folded and ready to put your tobacco into (tobacco not supplied). $20 (includes shipping)
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Asking $650 plus shipping/insurance:
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Ahoy Maties This belt is based on a 17th century French colonial infantry sword belt that would have worn during the Golden Age of Piracy. With this belt I tried to keep historically accurate. The belt is 6cm wide and has a large 2 pronged period correct brass buckle. There is a removable plug bayonet frog (which holds the John Barnett replica version). The buckle is off centre like the original belts to allow bellyboxes or cartridge pouches to be worn £60
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If any one be seekin to get Jack Slapped, er perhaps ye wenches (are we allowed to Swan Slap the wenches?) who may be in seek o' some fine quality beads rather then that plastic junk (er, what is 'plastic' anyway?), well I recently found a small island with just th' right stuff: Kate's Treasure - Tibetian Beads not as cheap as plastic and clay but they sure are purdy. Coral, turquoise, copal, shell, yak bone all with silver inlayed caps. Many with holes large enough t' fit a sizable leather strap. (needed some company fer me crocodile tooth) I don't wear a wig and me hair is nah long enough these days (thanks t' corpirates) ta wear hair beads but I be needn some fine g…
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I have a hand made chest I am willing to trade for gold, silver, US$, firearms, or any tradeable currencys. It is solid 1" pine with a red mahogany finish, 3 coats of urathane, & waterproofed from the inside. There's a pound of screws in it all countersunk & filled. It has brass fittings and the dementions are 32"x32"x32" plus about 3" for the large bronze casters it sets on. There is a slide tray in the top. I'm storing ammo & misc pirate smack in it & need to make room for another smaller one I want to make.
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Well it's been a wild and crazy year for me so far. Sorry for the long absence from the pub here. Now that the rigging and dive work is starting to slow down I'm back to producing tools, cordage, etc. for sale. I also finally have a website up (sort of) showcasing some of the work, most of which regulars to the pub have probably already seen. Pricing is listed but right now it's just phone or e-mail orders. The home button on the bottom of the page takes you to my rigging/dive company here in south texas. It's a work in progress but it's finally getting there. http://www.coastalbendyacht.com/buccaneer.html
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