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I have some good fabric just wondering if it's enough to get the job done?? How much d I need for a skirt??
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I am looking for recommendations on swivel guns. G Gedney Godwin has an unfinished, unlined brass guns for sale for a decent price. Loyalist arms has one finished and lined (I believe) for sale for a lot more. Has anyone ever purchased one from either of these sources and, if so, what are your opinions. If someone has a better recommendations of sources, I am open for suggestions. I am looking for a gun to mount off a deck and be able to make my opinions known in the wooded valleys and fields behind my house. Sebastian Arms Quartermaster of the Dread Ship DB and aspiring gunner
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Just finished building this... Er, I mean I stole it from the limeys... That's why it has all the British markings... Yeah... All the iron parts are hand-forged except the swivel gun. (Yes, it really fires...)
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Here's some of my crafting projects,the necklace I plan to wear with my garb,maybe the bracelet, too. necklace closeup to show the different colored beads.... bracelet
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Whadda ya think? He's about 5'4" tall. Unfortunately he's gonna spend a weekend on the gibbet in about a week at Pirates of Paynetown, but that's ok because he's already dead... His name is Thomas Guilford and he's a PYRATE! I managed to scare the dog pretty good this afternoon when I first got him put together. She didn't know what to think of it. My wife's not real thrilled either and has banished him to the guest bedroom because she doesn't want him to freak her out when she gets up for work in the morning... I think the neighbors got a glimpse of him in the yard while I was painting him, but that's ok, they already think I'm completely insane! Tomorrow I'm gonn…
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Folks, I still have about 50 tickets to sell for the Pirates of Paynetown fundraiser. Ticket sales are limited to a total of 150 tickets. First, second and third place prizes will be given away which means you have a 1-in-50 chance of winning something. Tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20. You can pay via personal check, PayPal, or Visa/Mastercard. In addition, we are more than halfway to our maximum capacity for camps, so if you plan on coming and you haven't registered yet, please do so right away to guarantee a spot. Registration is online at www.piratesofpaynetown.org. First place prize is a fully defarbed, brand-new 1690's doglock blunderbuss. ($550 value)…
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This issues cover features Errol Flynn as Captain Blood. There is a feature interview with his daughter Rory. Big thanks to Scarlett for that hook up. We added a few new colums aswell. One being "Blades of the Brethren". A pirate sword column by me a sword maker of 11 years. I am excited. We have some realllllly nice articles these days and top notch contributers.
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I have a sterling silver poison ring and I'm having its adjustable band replaced with a permanent, fixed size band. The jeweler warned me that the antiquing on the face of the ring would likely become mottled or go away all together. Plus, the band will be like new as opposed to antiqued. So I'm inquiring if anyone here knows how to antique sterling silver. Is it as simple as applying a store-bought product or is there more to it? Is there anyone here who can educate me?
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Well the first thing I got was a MP3 player. So i downloaded 4 cds to it and I still got room. This is so cool. Now today I got two of my books. 1)Legends of Pirate Gold 2)Buehler's Backyard Boatbuilding. Now to sit down and read a little. I'll let you all know how they are.
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The Lady Rose has undergone a bit of refitting over the last week. Still needs a little paint touch-ups and a few minor things, but for the most part she's ready for Pirates of Paynetown in a two weeks! Here are some pictures. New additions include a weighted leeboard in place of the keel she had last year, an extra jib sail, and painted mast and spars. In addition she has a new rigging system that works better than the old one. More efficient and less likely for me to smack my head with a yard whilst lowering sail. I think she still needs a bigger mainsail and a square sail would be cool and very efficient if I can figure out how to do it. She gets better with every over…
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I have decided that I want and need a vast amount of garb and other toys. I have enough to dress a few pirates, but I want enough to dress a crew or two. I being a sword maker and maker of anything fine out of metal, would like to offer a trade. If you have spair garb like boots, pants, shirts, hats, vests, pistols or anything along those lines and you are in need of a sword or something of that nature then drop me a line or post it here. I always like to day that "Nothing beats a good trade" Vendors are welcome. I don't care if its new or used. I will be happy to work with you and make you something personalized. If you don't know of my work then let me just say th…
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What is the safest and best way to fire a weapon with no projectile? Do you use a paper wad or nothing at all? I have a pistol and a blunderbuss.
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Eh, it's been a while since I've been on this forum and I'm sad not to have found a post on here of who I'm looking for because it only goes 2 pages back. BUT Im looking for the leather maker who makes that lovely muti-pistol holder strap thing, holds something like 6 or 7 pistols across your chest, I know you also make hats. Can't think of who that was or where the website is. Any help I will think you forever
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Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled period shoes yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming closet. Send these, the worthless, tempest-tost to me... Anyone have a pair of worn out buckle shoes I can dress my skeleton with? Size matters not.
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Legends of Pirate Gold ISBN: 1-58898-635-7 Binding: Trade Paper 68 pages The story of the romantic, glorious, and bloody age of pirates, and of the treasures they left behind. This book will make that seashore vacation a new adventure! Information on over 100 legends. Detailed descriptions of areas where treasures are thought to be buried. Most of the sites are in the U.S., although some of the famous "treasure islands" are included. Available on Amazon.com: http://www.amazon.com/Legends-Pirate-Gold-...15811102&sr=8-1
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Some time back, Patrick Hand had started a thread about authentic pirate katanas, if anyone may happen to recall. Now, I could've just bumped up that thread, but as I recall it was getting a bit long and unwieldy... At any rate, when I saw this item from Atlanta Cutlery, I just had to think of Pat and smile. Enjoy!
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Back in the old days, sailing ships had hatches which were latticed wood. I remember a few decades and a fortnight ago when I used to work for a yacht manufacturer, seeing some of the skilled carpenters making such things out of teak. This is really tricky. I am embarking on a side business of various furniture. This is the beginning of a prototype one of a teak folding table. it has not been fine sanded yet.
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I know it's been seen elsewhere, but Sam's is not selling it online. http://www.samsclub.com/shopping/navigate....t=5&item=399805 -- Hurricane
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Hello mates im looking fer pewter buttons fer a sailors jacket im making can one of you point me in the right direction thankie Ol Jack
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Got some new plunder! Well, I will when they finish with some customizing. A new bracelet for the everyday Pirate in me! They are adding dark, sea-blue labradorite cabs into the eyes and a single black pearl into the embrace of one of the arms. I am RIGHT happy with this plunder! (and it feels heavy enough to kill someone if you swatted them with it in a pub brawl!
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I be speak'n 'bout Functional Flintlocks now. I ha'e been browsing some forums, some magazine rag sites, Google'n for vendors. Now I be get'n real serious and hope t' soon make me first purchase. BUT, I would like t' hear from real owners, them pirates with experience and first hand knowledge. Being in California it seems the local pick'ns be slim so it seems like I will be ha'en t' mail order...? agree, disagree? I personally be seek'n as close t' GAoP model as possible, but not interested in the Queen Ann, I want Big'er! But lets open this to ALL with interest, lets hear from the wise on All Things 'Flint'; links, stories, descriptions, tips, cautions, warnings, exc…
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Well, I figured I'd show off a bit of my work. I've been working marlinespike knotwork for some time now, and I built a forge about a year and a half ago. Now, I'm toying with pewter casting, both for jewelry and inlays for my knives, as well as bolsters for the knives, ideas for decorative pommels, etc. I eventually want to get set up to pour brass/bronze, but for now, pewter it is. Here's a couple pieces of my pewter work so far: I had an old rubber skull keychain, which I added some modeling clay to in order to re-sculpt a couple sections before casting. The picture is fresh-cast, I haven't cleaned up or aged it yet. I'm thinking of using these for beads on some …
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Not sure anyone else posted these but I thought they were piraty awesome! For the pirate who has everything, including a smell like the sea.. http://www.ltdcommodities.com/home/catalog...441103-9B96---1
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So it looks liek we finally are getting approved for a morgage so I have had to cut my "pirate plunder" budget down to almost nothing. So my new project will be to try and make a complete outfit for as little as possible. I have already started converting a find I got at a thrift store for $2 into a waistcoat, pics will follow soon. If anyone has any ideas or tips from things they have made in the past when money was tight please let me know.
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Here's a picture of the pirate-themed charm bracelet that I just finished putting together: All of the charms are sterling silver, except the coins, which are pewter. The central figures are Captain Hook and the Crocodile. The skulls are hand-carved Tibetan beads made from ox bone, and the small black beads are made of onyx.
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