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New Socks

March 13, 2009 by sutlerjon
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These just came in today. They're cotton, 31" long. $7.00 pr and shippin' Jim PM me for more details!

Last reply by sutlerjon, March 14, 2009
Captain Barbossa Figure w/ Treasure

February 25, 2009 by sutlerjon
4 replies

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Just got these on Monday, Officially Licensed they have the Certificate of Authenticity. Weighs just under 9 lbs, very nice casting. Lotsa detail, photo really doesn't do it justice. $50.00 + shipping, PM me for the details. Jim

Last reply by sutlerjon, March 13, 2009
Fugawee Shoes 1 2 3

January 7, 2009 by Lily Alexander
64 replies

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In case anyone is interested, there is a sale going on from Fugawee. It's not listed on the website but from Jan 5th through Feb 20, all shoes and boots (in stock only) are 20% off. The brocade shoes are not included. I tried, lol http://www.fugawee.com/

Last reply by sutlerjon, March 11, 2009
Tin Lanterns

February 25, 2009 by sutlerjon
9 replies

1.5k views
The answer to, oh hell left the light on overnight and almost cooked the camp. I'll get glass cut to fit these. They are tin standard size like the wooden ones. I just noticed I cut off the ring on top for hangin' it. $25.00 + shippin' Jim Should prevent images like post #88 (pg5) PiP photo thread.

Last reply by Merrydeath, March 11, 2009
Saddles and tack 1 2

March 5, 2009 by Capt. Bo of the WTF co.
26 replies

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I thought I'd start a thread on horse related stuff and see where it goes. Here's one of my period saddles; I still have to put my brass stirup irons on and switch those back onto my nglish utility. I'll put some photos of it up next. Any other horse related stuff out there? Bo

Last reply by Capt. Bo of the WTF co., March 10, 2009
Skittles or Nine Pins

March 4, 2009 by Cheeky Actress
10 replies

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Though the game of Skittles has been around since the 3rd or 4th century in Germany, there are several different various games/rules depending on the region of the United Kingdom. The most popular version of Skittles, however, is West Country Skittles. Where 9 skittles (pin) are arranged in a square at the end of an alley that might be 24 feet, sometimes much longer. Each turn starts with all the skittles standing and consists of three balls being rolled down the alley. If all the pins are knocked down, then they are reset. So the maximum score in one turn is 27. Here is what I've found for the 'Basic' rules of Table Skittles: Step 1 Set up the game by placing the…

Last reply by Cheeky Actress, March 8, 2009
Steam Punk/Brass Goggle types...

March 1, 2009 by Dorian Lasseter
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Since there isn't a 'for sale' area in the AIR SHIP PIRATES section, I'll post this here... I've come across a small amount of lenses. Something to replace the dark lenses in a pair of welding goggles, or whatever. Clear, polarized lenses, 2" in diameter, 3/16" thick. I would think selling them in pairs would be the thing. Price? What sounds fair? PM me for details...

Last reply by Cap'n Sage, March 8, 2009
straight of grain on oh , say wool........

March 5, 2009 by lady constance
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fellow sewers.......... got a weird question for you.......... since wool only stretches one way, when you cut 'on the grain' / going with the grain for a sleeve, when you get to the top of the sleeve to fit into the arm hole, there will be quite a bit of stretch.... considering that the sleeve for many jackets of this era ARE CURVED, what do you all find your fabric ends up doing where you have obviously have end that are so near the BIAS of fabric??????????????? should one place it on the fabric so that the TOP of the sleeve that will insert into the jacket IS CUT ON THE GRAIN? { and care little for the rest of the sleeve being cut on the grain? i…

Last reply by Guest, March 8, 2009
Leather leads...

January 30, 2009 by MadL
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Anyone have any good leads t' offer for those o' us seeking good Leather, raw hide, I be speaking 'Vegetable Tanned Leather" mates? I know some o' th' populars such as: Eleather, Standing Bear's Trading Post, Springfield Leather (got some scraps there once), Tandy Leather Factory. But most have very limited selection of Vegetable Tanned leather and most carry mostly full sides what can get rather expensive if ye only be wanting t' make a pouch or dagger sheath. Currently what I be seeking is a scrap (for at this time I can NOT afford a full side) of Vegetable Tanned 7oz no less then 28 inches by 6 inch. I seek ONLY Vegetable tanned for I intend t' boil it (part of a h…

Last reply by Cap'n Sage, March 7, 2009
i got a new laptop 1 2

March 1, 2009 by Dutchman
48 replies

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well i finally did it. i got myself one of those new fangled laptops- admittedly not as nice as mr jeffersons, but will serve me well in holding the smaller navigation tools and bits.

Last reply by Capt. Sterling, March 4, 2009
V&A Book of the Month offer

February 26, 2009 by Capt. Sterling
3 replies

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see www.vandashop.com then click on book of the month Baroque: Magnificence & Style (Book of the Month) (Published April 2009 - available to pre-order) Michael Snodin & Nigel Llewellyn, eds code: 094340 Price: £37.00 AVAILABILITY NOT YET PUBLISHED - available from April 2009 DESCRIPTION Please note: This book is available to pre-order and is due in April 2009. The complexity and sophistication of Baroque art, developed through the seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries, could be understood as an attempt to move, arrest and overwhelm the viewer with beauty. Taking examples from all media and genres, this book is a comprehensive exploration of this …

Last reply by LadyBarbossa, March 4, 2009
Knives an' Frogs

March 2, 2009 by sutlerjon
5 replies

570 views
Just finished makin' the frog for this one. The knife is 16" long overall. From tip to tip. The new frogs are sewn, not riveted .... I was gonna post this when I did the 1st one but it didn't last past the 1st event I took it to. The price is 30.00 + shippin' I've got 3 more that are a about 14" overall and the designs on the scabbarbs are a li'l different. I'll post 'em when I finish the frogs and take some pics. PM me for details Jim

Last reply by Animal, March 4, 2009
Skittles or Nine Pins

March 4, 2009 by Cheeky Actress
0 replies

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Though the game of Skittles has been around since the 3rd or 4th century in Germany, there are several different various games/rules depending on the region of the United Kingdom. The most popular version of Skittles, however, is West Country Skittles. Where 9 skittles (pin) are arranged in a square at the end of an alley that might be 24 feet, sometimes much longer. Each turn starts with all the skittles standing and consists of three balls being rolled down the alley. If all the pins are knocked down, then they are reset. So the maximum score in one turn is 27. Here is what I've found for the 'Basic' rules of Table Skittles: Step 1 Set up the game by placing the…

Last reply by Cheeky Actress, March 4, 2009
Rope Sandle pattern

August 24, 2006 by JohnnyTarr
8 replies

2.6k views
As you can tell I am looking for rope sandle patterns. I figure that I have more time than money so I should make a pair.

Last reply by Littleneckhalfshell, March 4, 2009
Post yer aresnal! 1 2 3 4 7

May 22, 2005 by William Brand
165 replies

13.6k views
Not to be confused with arse and all. Here are a few of my happy acquisitions. My bearded axe made by a man named Wolf. I carved the knotwork in a rough celtic style to give the axe an overall antiqued appearance. Here is a detail of the same piece. These are two of 8 knives that I have acquired from my friend Big Mike. The smaller "Trade Knife" is my most recent addition. Drat I spelled arsenal wrong.

Last reply by Black Syren, March 3, 2009
I think I might need a ruff

February 18, 2009 by Jib
3 replies

636 views
I have a beat up old ruff (stained and difficult to get on) and I might need to take a new role as a Spanish gentleman. I'd like to buy a ruff. Any suggestions of a good vendor? I'm not too handy with a needle and thread.

Last reply by Jib, February 25, 2009
leather tricorn

February 22, 2009 by alabaster cheeks
2 replies

674 views
just workin on a leather tricorn all my family are sayin its too big..... is bigger better also should the front peak of it be moulded upwards any advice gratefullty taken on board cheers

Last reply by Mission, February 23, 2009
Period Sandals 1 2

September 4, 2004 by Animal
39 replies

10.4k views
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

Last reply by MadL, February 23, 2009
Me flinklock is leakin'

February 18, 2009 by mcdrago
10 replies

1.2k views
Ahoy mates! I be havin' a foine flintlock pistol [repro o'course, not havin' enough coin fer a real piece], but after carryin' the bloody thing all day tucked in me belt, I find a dark brown stain on me shirt. Now normally I could care less, be me lady insists on washing me shirts. Since it seems to be the pistol that is causin' this stain. How do I keep it from doing that. I don't want to dismantle it and painting with shellac something is not allowed in me cabin. Ideas anyone???

Last reply by Rev.Sam, February 20, 2009
Project 1 2

February 5, 2009 by Hawk the QM
31 replies

3.1k views
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Last reply by Hawk the QM, February 17, 2009
New to GAoP (but not historic clothing)

February 15, 2009 by beryana
3 replies

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I am looking to start getting my kit together - and utilizing the patterns (and linen stash!)I already have. I am going to be getting patterns for stays as the patterns I have (and made) are Elizabethan and Rev War as well as the Mantua. From what I have seen, the shifts are about elbow length? I have a French Canadienne (1740-1760) pattern from La Fluer de Lyse which has about elbow length sleeves and a rounded, ungathered neckline. Would this work? Also, on the petticoats, are they hemmed or finished with tape? Also for the waistband of the petticoats are they two pieces where the back ties in the front and the front ties in the back? Or is it a solid waistband …

Last reply by michaelsbagley, February 16, 2009
Beautiful Pysanky for your favorite Pyrate!

February 11, 2009 by The Time Keeper
2 replies

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It's getting to be that time of year when the Easter bunny will be hopping right into your house! If you find you need a real life Ukrainian Easter Egg, please remember where to look! www.clipclocks.com near the bottom of the home page where it says "Before Clipclocks - Pysanky!" Here's a preview! Deanna

Last reply by Rumba Rue, February 15, 2009
wool for blankets

February 8, 2009 by lady constance
10 replies

1.1k views
..........runs screaming from computer........... cant take it anymore....!! i love to fabric shop--even online,but CANNOT find blanket weight wool anywhere!! maybe i dont know what i am looking for? what it is called? as the dh and a few sons are going to ohio , i was asked if i could purchase wool to make and use for blankets.......{ asking me to buy? what are yah kidding? thought it would be an easy task!! AU CONTRAIRE! can some one direct me to a source.. and tellme what i am looking for... pickham is what i think i am looking for.. the weight and drape.... or loden.... [ but i dont necessarily want it all in green} thanks in advance... and if…

Last reply by BilliesDarlin, February 10, 2009
Ship's Log Deck

February 8, 2009 by LadyBarbossa
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Might not be totally period... don't know. But it's awefully close to a couple of period writing desks. For those of you who may want it. Found this while googling for images of a ship's log and found this desk: http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Ships...99/product.html Rather decently priced really. ~Lady B

Last reply by LadyBarbossa, February 8, 2009
Calico neckerchiefs sutible for GAoP?

January 18, 2009 by hellfirehannah
10 replies

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I was looking around online and found a vendor with some interesting neckerchiefs. They are a lovely calico blockprint but I was wondering if any of them might be fairly close to GAoP style calico. The Silly Sisters You'll have to scroll down a bit to find them but there are several to choose from. Thanks for the time.

Last reply by roytheodd, February 4, 2009