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Now I know this insn't really piratey, but I need some help with some garb for my wedding. I'm looking to go something very similar to Johnny Depp ala Sleepy Hollow. I'm not very knowledgeable in anything to do with garb. Any help I can get in tracking down people that make this stuff or where to get it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks !!
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Ahoy mates, I came across these boots while trawling the web, and wondered if anyone else has bought them, and would reccomend them? Thank'ye
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I am selling a few pair of linen breeches on eBay. Thanks for looking. Natural Colored Black Gray with custom cast brass buttons ETA: Leather Hat Band w/ Cast Brass Buckle Set of Barbossa brass waistcoat buttons
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Wanting to trade a fairly good sized bundle of 1mm round reeding for a fair decent sized bundle of 7mm flat reeding to be used for boning in stays. If interested, please message me. ~Lady B
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Well the topics are telling you what I am looking for. Can you help me?
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I have some civil war and civilian clothing from this period that I would like to get rid of. Trade for GAoP clothing or sell outright if there are any interested in this period. If there is enough interest , I will put up photos to show the garments. Here is a list; Civilian sack coat in brown jean wool and brown velveteen collar, lined in cotton, cloth covered buttons, size 42-44 R ($65) Butternut wool breeches with cotton/leather braces, W 32-34, inseam unhemmed ($40) Sky-blue military breeches, one pair W 30-32 w/braces, one pair W 34-36, no braces ($35 and $25) sack coat, civilian "slave-cloth" light cream color lined in cotton print, wooden buttons, size 36 R…
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One of my Star Wars friends has an auction up on e-Bay for a 4-piece buckle set. Here's the description: Auction Link
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For those of you who want them but find it incredibly difficult or timeconsuming to make them.... William Booth Draper has premade thread buttons. http://wmboothdraper.com/ ~Lady B
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Just found these on Ebay if anyone is looking for inexpensive buttons
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It's possible this should go in Twill, but I'm going to be leading up to buying something, so I figured I should put it here. When making a decision about period shoes and going with tied or buckled, where is the more common breakover point regarding dates...? In other words, when did buckles become more common than ties on shoes? Also, are there any online resources about just how shoes would have been tied? I couldn't find a specific thread covering this exact point, but easily could have missed it. And now, to the Plunder-correct part of the post, would any of the more... um... affordable shoes (such as those from Jas Townsend or Fugawee) be appropriate for tyin…
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I have to fund some other projects, so something must go... On offer is a completed Handmortar Kit from The RIfle Shoppe This is the one for sale! (photo by our own Black John) This is a high quality kit from the folks at the Rifle Shoppe, its not imported from India! Handmortars have been around since at least the 17th century in various lengths, calibers, and lock mechanisms. The Rifle Shoppes model resembles those found in the Early 18th century and can be seen in various museums (West Point and Morges come to mind) The idea was to be able to launch a grenade farther than you could throw one. For more General Info on Handmortars, see http://www.gentlemenoffort…
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I don't have any pictures yet, but I finally broke down and made new latchetts for my Fugawee shoes that fit Gregs buckles. I used a pair of my old biker boots and cut from the uppers as the leather was identical to what the shoes are made of. I messed around til I got the "feel" of things and made the buckles slightly off-center (which goes with my character! ). They actually feel good and I got the buckles in the right place so they do not rub on the bridges of my feet! I'll get photos when I can, but anyone who has the Fugawee shoes that wants to modify them, it can be done and cheaper then other options. Bo
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Ahoy all! Got a whole bunch of great Pirate pieces up in me new eBay store… From bracers t' baldrics, pouches t' eye patches, an' even th' occasional hat... an’ I be addin’ more all the time… Here be a link fer yer perusin’ pleasure; http://stores.ebay.com/NyghtCraft_W0QQcolZ...9QQftidZ2QQtZkm Enjoy! Captain Ashton “WeirdBeard” Synn NyghtCraft Leatherwerks http://www.nyghtcraft.com
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Happy Holidays to you and Thank you for your patronage! During this time of year we all get behind in things we want to do, then find it too late to actually accomplish what we wanted. Well, I want to help everyone with at least one part of their Holiday list. I am upgrading all orders to FREE Priority Shipping until December 23rd. There are some new items on my One of a Kind page and in my Sales section. I wish Health, Happiness, Peace and Prosperity to all this Holiday Season and throughout the New Year. Deanna
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I just started unpacking from moving to a new house and found 175 of these ship buttons in a box that has been packed for awhile so I am offering them here for .40 cents each If interested email me at Renfairepirate@aol.com
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Me calves be too stout fer garters sold by sutlers an' their ilk, so I had me the idea of usin' leather dog collars to keep me stockings in place. Besides the diff'rence in buckles, be there any diff'rence 'tween garters an' collars?
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SOLD PENDING FUNDS For Sale, Canvas ONLY 9x9x7 ft tall wedge tent 10 oz Sunforger canvas all seams flat felled double door style reinforced ridge ends webbing loops along bottom & doors doors overlap ~3" with webbing ties 18 months old, used 20+ times No rips, tears or repairs just enough dirt to hide that "new tent" look Great starter or loaner tent or a place to stick those growing teens Asking $200 plus shipping, OBO Paypal preferred but will also accept cashiers check. PM or e-mail me if interested. First come, first served!
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I'm new to the whole pirate reenactment concept. I stumbled upon it whilst searching for a tricorn/cocked hat to wear on a daily basis. The Gentlemen of Fortune site recommended a few hatters/milliners, and also linked to this site. So, here I am, consumed by curiosity. In the several hours of browsing and reading about clothing in the GAoP, I don't recall once coming across even the briefest mention of anything similar to a bandanna. I was curious as to the historical accuracy of bandannas, and, if they were used during the GAoP, how they differed from contemporary versions. I'd greatly appreciate efforts to satiate my curiosity with your knowledge.
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I recently picked up one of the doglock blunderbusses from Middlesex and absolutely love it. I will post in-action shots of it here sometime soon. What I'm wondering is if anyone has a good reccomendation on slinging it. I don't want to attach hardware to it directly and I certainly dont want any sort of holster. I'm looking for a method that would be both period and practical. To give a scenario for use think in terms of a large weapon kept close at hand but I'm wanting both hands free as I unload smuggled goods from a jollyboat on the beach. Any suggestions?
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Dutch matchlock .70 caliber, late 16th Century $700 !7th Century English Doglock Musket, $550 Deepeeka Gothic visored sallet $100 Indian Barbuta $50 Spanish 15th Century sword $100 Windlass German Backword $200 Deepeeka Delos Gladius $130 Deepeeka Montefertino Helmet $175 Deepeeka Athenian helmet $230 Deepeeka Falcata $60 Butted hamata/hauberk (Roman-17th) $150 Bevoir $40 Bishops mantel $50 4 pronged partisan mounted on ash pole (everything hand-made) $150 Hand made Roman 2nd Century Scutum based on Duras Europa (painted with no logo) $300 Valentine Armoyr mailie shirt 250$
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Not my advert - Found in one of the American RevWar reenactor's publications, posted here pro bono for the community : "Retribution" is a 2-pdr deck gun/signal gun built on a Muller naval truck. Perfect for landing parties - Capt Squire sent a contingent of sailors ashore in a boat with a small gun such as this to fight in the Battle of Great Bridge. Also perfect for garrison environment. With just 4 ounces of powder, she gets everyone's attention! Smile For live shooters, six ounce juice cans with concrete or grapseshot exit the bore with amazing force! She features: Ductile iron Verbruggen style tube with steel sleeve made by South Bend Replicas Naval Truck built b…
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Is this design historical or just "fashionable"? We all have pet peeves in life and this is by far my biggest. I think I hate them more then I do the Spanish (if that were possible). So before I go on a huge rant to pirates with these styles I would like to get some info about them. Can a pirate actually have anything that is white? At some point it would just be yellow and stained so why actually wear white to just have it change to a pee color? Yaaaar!
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Does anyone remember the action figures released right around 1974 known as the Fighting Furies? Captain Hook and Captain Pegleg, a pair of gentlemen of fortune who could hurl knives and swing a cutlass! They had various costumes/ adventure kits that you could buy for them. These toys had real class, cloth garb and distinct appearance (Hook was Asian and Pegleg a swarthy skinned fellow!) I got them both for Christmas 1974 and sold them in High School (like a fool) at a yard sale. Pleasant memories that these action figures were "the" toy for me that Christmas long ago.
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