Thieves Market
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17th century fish hooks
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He's been throwing Onion bottles for a while now, finally he's selling them on his site..... http://www.uglydrunkenshite.com
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I came across a vendor with barrels at our local Ren faire, and was wondering if anyone here has used them, or heard anything about 'em... Swish Barrel and/or Thousand Oaks Barrel Co. Both companies use the same barrels, or they are both outlets for the same manufacturer. They look good -- although sized in liters which I'm not used to. They also have the "bootleg kits" in which one can supposedly turn grain alcohol or neutral vodka into something similar to "top shelf liquors," which I'm almost afraid to admit interests me, a bit. Any info would be appreciated -- else I may have to invest next weekend at the faire and do my own dang research.
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Hi everyone - I'm seeking assistance on proper containment of my spices (in raw and powdered form) that will be easy to bring down with me to PiP in December. I've kept an eye out on Ebay for various spice boxes and racks, but nothing seems to be what I'd call authentic looking enough to suit my needs. I may be yielding towards a box with a fair number of cubby holes, but then again that may not be accurate for the time period (1720's). In terms of the spices themselves, to add to my powdered collection I bought a kit through an online store after finding it for sale on another site (called Flight001) that has quite a variety. I also bought a stash of twenty small …
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Ahoy! I was wondering if any of you artistic types might want to take a crack at this one. My fellow Long Island Captain, Captain Rhedd, is looking for new colors for his ship, the Devil's Chariot. His crew has a few events this season and could benefit with having a new flag. I have seen many good designs come out of the Pub and was wondering if any of you are so inclined to help. Here's a picture of Rhedd and his old flag - done up at the last minute and way too busy, but you get the idea (he's on the right). Any help would be much appreciated. Many thanks!
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One of the new hats I just finished, sorry for the size of the pic [/img]
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Buildin' yer own is a dream fer most of us. These guys did somthin' about it-35' of lust
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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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Been cleaning out my workspace to make way for all the new pirate hats I've been making and I found a pair of starfire short swords from my stage combat days. There in good shape, a few nicks and dents but they are all from use, not neglect. Don't have a need for them anymore so I would like to trade them for something of a more piratical nature. I don't teach combat anymore but I am doing a lot more pirate events this year and could use some new clothes. I will post pics when I get back to my house this evening. Any takers send me an e-mail to chris.suttle@earthlink.net
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after finally figuring out the pattern, we think we got the shirts right. let us know how these look this is one shirt... however the sleeves were cut to accomodate no arm gussets... here is another with the arm gussets :) gee, doesn't my windblown hair look great ?? please let us know if we are doing fine or not.... helpful hints are never tossed away
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This is the newest button Dutch East India Company 1 1/4 inch Shank back Price .80 cents each Ship Button 1 inch Shank back .80 cents each Britsh East India Company .80 Cents each {still working on the mold for this one} Pirate Coin Button .70 cents each I will add more buttons and Prices as i get the time If interested PM or Email
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I be lookin' fer a nice dagger or knife fer me kit. Kin anyone point me in the right direction?
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I found These Online the other night And came up with this 1 inch lead free pewter shank back
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planning on buying a heavy duty sewing machine that is capable of sewing about 10 layers of canvas, walking foot, straight and zigzag stitches minimum.... any personal recommendations ?? tia
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Gotta get rid of them. I have a Pirate wench outfitthat's up for sale. A hand sewn blue womens colonial outfit 7+ yards of purple silk dupioni. Take a look. Spread the word. Gotta get rid of these things. ~Lady B
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I'm on a quest to fill my bag with coins. I've discovered that very few replicas exist for the GaoP and those that do exist are mainly repros of English coins, and of those no one seller has a good selection. The online stores that sell coins that definitely fit GaoP include: PewterUK.com sell a 1685 threepence. GGGodwin.com sells a 1689 gold guinea. Dorchesters.com sells two 1689 William & Mary halfcrowns, a 1693 W & M shilling, and a 1713 Queen Anne gold guinea. Jas-Townsend.com sells a 1705 crown and a 1718 half penny. Grunal Moneta sells a 1300-1700 Venetian ducat. The online stores that sell coins under the guise of piratey but not necessarily authenti…
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In The Arts of the Sailor: Knotting, Splicing and Ropework and The Marlinespike Sailor Mr. Smith details the making of a sea bag - a rucksack large enough for sailors to keep their kit in and to sling over their shoulders. Does anyone know if these sea bags would be period correct? I'm under the impression that sailors had sea chests rather than bags, but I suspect that impression is because of the long standing association of pirates and treasure chests. If I were to make a sea bag with period correct materials would it fit in?
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Hello mates I have an X Large Captains Frock Coat. Its a brown color with brass looking buttons it has no inter lining and no pockets but has the flaps to make it look like pockets. i have no need for it anymore im changing my pirate outfit around once again, its a very nice coat needs to be broken in. I only wore it once @ Norcal pirate fest last year. im asking $125.00. i also have two Rustic looking swords for sale. one sword im asking $89.00 + shipping it comes with a leather stealth and the other im asking $40.00 + shipping its just the sword by itself. the swords are not battle ready but they look very nice with a pirate costume. if interested give me a email dd…
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I aquired a cutlass, didn't want to spend much money for a period accurate one, so I'm modifying and polishing this one. The hilt is brass, as you can see below. Anyone know where I can get the blackening?
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Here's a hard-to-find piece! Period-style grenadoes for blasting the enemy deck! They are available in natural or aged looks. $20 of the sale price goes to supporting the Pirates of Paynetown event in Southern Indiana on Monroe Lake, August 8th-10th, 2008. $25 each plus $5 shipping. To order, e-mail me at nlogsdon(at)att.net or call (812) 606-1264. Visa, MasterCard, PayPal accepted. NOTE: These items are rendered inert (hole drilled in the bottom) with a "prop" fuse. Do not attempt to make these grenadoes functional! They are for display, prop, or educational purposes only! For more information on these weapons, see: Gentlemen of Fortune
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Here is an interesting piece of head gear for those of you looking for something that not every pirate re-enactor is wearing.... Tzar Peter took a tour of the English and Dutch shipyards during the early part of the 18th century. He was impressed with a style of high-crowned, brimmed, knitted hats that were so popular amongst seamen and bought a few for himself and they now reside in the Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg. This particular hat is made from natural grey 2ply 100% sheep wool yarn. The kicker is, the hat has been "tarred" for waterproofing. I tarred the hat with "Original Stockholm Tar" and its pretty sweet. Of course it has that smoky tar smell that sc…
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We be thinking of selling of one o' our cannon. Greystar cast iron tube, with 1/4" steel liner, on wood carriage, with bronze trunion caps. Bore is 1-1/2" and the barrel is 32" long. Wheels are cast iron, with needle bearings. The whole thing weighs in the neighborhood of 100 lb or so. It is the one in the back in the photo below. I personally filed off all the casting parting lines from the barrel and drilled the touch hole. She speaks well and with the steel sleeve, can fire a ball, though we have not done so. Offers? I MAY be able to comp the buyer for shipping, in the USA. email me... wrench13@aol.com
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Avast, maytees!!..We have a limited number of miniature Naval mortars available on this summer's voyaging,so..Starting at the Hampton Blackbeard Pirate Festival, and continuing until we can't keep supplied due to sailing restrictions, one hundred and fifty Yankee Frogskins will get you a fine, wine cork firing, beautiful bronze Naval mortar that can double as a paperweight, or whatever suits (or shoots) your fancy..See Marty, or Bos'n... ROYALISTE Makin' Headway, aand Lookin' for Targets......
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Starting with the Spring Issue of 2009 The Pyrates Way will be coming at you every other month! We've been getting letters for a year asking for us to grow in either page count or more often. People want more pirates! Thus, we decided to go with MORE OFTEN! With a never-ending list of article and feature ideas, both our readers and our advertisers will be the folks who profit by this new growth. . .why? Because we're at a point where we can afford to expand in this way WITHOUT RAISING ADVERTISING OR SUBSCRIPTION PRICES! Our magazine will still be only $5.95 per copy at all the national & local bookstores and both subscription and ad rates will remain the same. …
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Avast, maytees!!..We have a limited number of miniature Naval mortars available on this summer's voyaging,so..Starting at the Hampton Blackbeard Pirate Festival, and continuing until we can't keep supplied due to sailing restrictions, one hundred and fifty Yankee Frogskins will get you a fine, wine cork firing, beautiful bronze Naval mortar that can double as a paperweight, or whatever suits (or shoots) your fancy..See Marty, our Bos'n... ROYALISTE Makin' Headway, aand Lookin' for Targets......
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