Thieves Market
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Ifen ye be in the market for a clay pipe thar be the Blackbeard line of clay pipes available here.. Darn Reasonable ! Black Beard clay pipes
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About a year and a half ago I wanted to fashion myself a belly box, but thanks to my natural inclination to do little or nothing I still haven't made one. In the thread I started then asking for advice I was told that a cartridge box was found on the Whydah. Does anyone have any pictures of it or any idea of where I can find out more info about it? I'm inclined to buy one but the earliest I can find is the 1750s: The Quartermaster General Pepe's Possibles C & D Jarnagin Company I really like the idea of making a fabric one like was found on the Whydah though. Every time I look at period pictures of the famous captains I see their boxes and I wants one.
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I am looking for a large amount of the plain brass buttons. Anyone know where I can purchase them? I do have a resale permit so I can buy wholesale.
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CHEEKY!!! Girl, I KNOW you will like this as much as I! Fugawee now has cloth shoes! No longer just the bland black or bone colored leather... Check it out! Scroll down to the bottom to see the three styles they have available. Fugawee's Colonial Women's Shoes Again, three lovely styles and shapes. All that's required of you is to supply your own fabric! Match your shoes to your fabric! Isn't that glorious!!! FINALLY!!! :::Snoopy dance then dances like the butler from AristoCats::: ~Lady B
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Closet Clearing continues For those of you who like extra bits of stuff to put around your camp site (or careening site) for that extra bit of authenticity, here is a neat piece of gear. This is about 44 meters or over 135 FEET of 1" (25mm) Hemp Rope. This normally runs about $40.00 for 50 feet. $75 Plus Shipping (135 feet of this rope weighs about 30lbs... so $20 shipping. I can work a deal with this rope AND my antique belayin' pin and do both for $100 plus $20 shipping PM or Email me GoF
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I am a costume and prop maker and decided to try something new. I just finished a screen accurate replica of Ragetti's wooden eye from Pirates of the Caribbean. Here it is...... ...and here is the screen used prop for comparison...... Let me know what you guys think. I may offer these if there are enough people that want one.
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Anyone have a good source for "apostles" or wooden powder measures similar to the ones below? Are they GAOP appropriate? I've seen GAOP pirate re-enactors wearing them but from what I can find they were used by Musketeers. I like the look & thought about adding them to my baldric.
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I’m in the market for calico fabrics, preferably block printed. I’m not necessarily looking for period authentic, but it’s always a plus where I can get it. I have found the following three links for calico fabric here on the Pub: Calico Jack's calico fabric and bandannas Museum of Printed Textiles of Mulhouse museum shop Calico Corner Online This morning I found the Saffron Marigold website. They’re a company in India who block print the old fashioned way. They don’t make anything really up a pirate’s alley, but of all things their 27” square cushion covers seem like they could be easily fashioned into a bandana or neckerchief. I know that some pirates traveled far i…
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http://earthnc.com/ Discovered this thru http://www.daylightmap.com whis is a very cool site showing daylight as it progresses over the Earth. Being a map geek, I searched around and found this tool for Nautical Maps with an add in for our Google Earth. It has some stand alone stuff off the earthnc site as well as a forum..and the GE tools let you navigate and plan trips and dump them to GPS. Theres Marine Charts, wreck maps, NOAA stuff, Dive sites, Shipping channels, river maps, Marine weather reports, ship tracking etc.. Theres a LOT of info here whether you sail, dive or are an armchair navigator. Maybe I'll find me some treasure ARRRRRR!!!
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So I find myself looking at Jas Townsend's 18th Century Mens' Clothing and much of it is labeled "1750s" or "1770s" and then some of it is labeled "18th century". Will any of that garb work with a Golden Age pirate costume? Is the 1750s Waistcoat really that different? How about the 18th Century Workshirt - Blue Check? You know, how much of their merchandise fits? I'm really just wondering how much fudge there is when shopping for Jas garb. Keep in mind that I'm not going for strict period but I want to come close to proper. If you all are wondering why I'm so full of questions recently, it's because my tax rebate and economic stimulus check are going towards a full set …
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I've got 6 of these crochet beaded covers I made. They are perfect for the woman who wants that extra something for her goblet or mug. They are $12.00 each if you get them from me in person, or $14.00 with shipping/mailing costs. Take a look, if you're interested PM me. Yes I have Pay Pal. Goblet and Mug Covers Green Beads Green Beads Ameythist and Celtic button Ameythist and Celtic button top Green beads and gold coins Green beads and gold coins another view Top of green bead and gold coin Golden Pearl Top of Golden Pearl Fluer De Leis Up close The ends Blue Crystal Up close The ends
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Again, too many projects, not enough time... Here is another antique ax head (head only, no shaft) This thing is a monster... Not all Boarding Axes were hatchet like affairs, some were robust and had handles of almost 3 feet (Gilkerson Boarders Away Vol1 pg 30-32) This would make a perfect el-grande boarding ax. The head alone weighs just under 5lbs and the length from tip of spike to edge of blade is 13" Handle socket is rectangular and is 1 1/4" X 2". If you have skills with a grinder or with blacksmithing, this would be a perfect project. $45 Shipped PM me... Paypal preferred
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Moderators: I hope this post isn't innapropriate. Please let me know or feel free to move this post if necessary.. Thanks! Here you go folks... An opportunity to get a great piece for virtually nothing! The Pirates of Paynetown event near Bloomington Indiana needs funding to be able to continue for years to come. To do this, we have put into motion several fundraising ideas, one of with is to give away a reproduction 1690's DOGLOCK BLUNDERBUSS. Yup, that's right... Fully functional... Chances are $5 each, or 5 chances for $20. Ticket sales are limited to 150 tickets. We are also offering a 2nd and 3rd place prize, so that means that you have a 1 in 50 chance of winning…
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Introducing..The Late 17th Century Cosmetic Kit "What Every Mistress Should know about the Art of Beauty in the Golden Age of Pyracy" Each kit would provide a Black Velvet Vizard, historical notes of the time-period and Patches (aka Mouches)! The Black Velvet Vizard is just the thing while you are going incognito to an event or a ball. The historical notes give detail on skin make-up, application, use and wear. The Patches are an assortment of 12 period correct shapes for the time-period along with non-allergenic adhesive and applicator brush. All assembled in this lovely kit. For those of you who are only interested in the patches, an assortment of 12 patch…
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I'm looking at buying a wedge tent, and there are 2 I've picked out. One is 10oz Sunforger, 2 door, sod cloth, 9x9x7h stakes but no poles for $280 and ship the other is 13oz Sunforger 2 doors, no sod cloth or stakes, 9x9x7 $400 and can pick up. also, does the bell back fit more periods or just a plain back? has anyone any experience with both those additions, and can steer me the right way?
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If anyone is interested i have 10 of these for sale. They are casted from 100% LEAD FREE Pewter The Price to Pub Members are 7.99 Each Plus Shipping
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Have you've searched the Seven Seas for a period correct wig for the Golden Age of Pyracy, but couldn't find 'exactly' what you wanted. Well...your search is over! Chez Michel (aka Mike Kaplan) has been reenacting for over 25 years and now started to apply his talent, knowledge, and skills in to making period correct wigs for reenactors. [Mike Kaplan wearing one of his own wigs 18th Century wig with que and velvet bag. Chez Michel specializes in late 17th century to late 18th century wigs. His custom fit wigs go to every length to provide exactly what you are looking from. He can match the wig to your hair colour (or not if you fancy something else), fit it per…
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Since I finally got my forge up and running, and can't afford to commission a cutlass from Old Dominion Forge, I decided to try my hand at forging my own guard for an old cutlass/saber blade I had. Here's a picture of what kind of sword it used to be, except the guard was all screwed up on it: Therion Arms claims it's a circa 1870 training cutlass/saber. The guard was all sorts of screwed up on mine, and I'd had it since I was 14. I re-shaped the tip of the blade a bit (blade is VERY sturdy), then forged it into the following, taking inspiration from Old Dominion. The guard is forged from steel, and the handle is burned, burnished, and polished Antler: …
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So you want to advertise with Pirates Magazine but you have never done so before. We have put together a great starters package where one of our talented staff will help you create a successful ad and give you a first timers discount. We will sit down with you and come up with images and a tasteful ad to give your business that jump start that you have been looking for. We will give said discounts on all size ads. The first time add discounts also applies to ye' pirates that already have artwork and an ad good to go. Contact me via email 1stmate@baltimoreknife.com and I will forward you to the right people.
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http://www.colonialfiberarts.com/ found this store while perusing a venue site. as i don't do any of the skills, its not very appealing to me but someone may find it usefull. i'll be in the store this weekend and report back what i find. if anyone is looking for something in particular, let me know and i'll check it out- although i won't know what i'll be looking at.
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I'm going to use my tax return to buy a cutlass and I am toying with the idea of ordering two instead of one to be even more fearsome. I currently have no gear for wearing even one sword, so I'm in a good position to buy whatever is needed to wear two. The problem I have is I have no idea what to buy or where to look to carry two swords. Anyone have any ideas? Would I wear two baldrics criss-crossing my body? Is two swords a bad idea for a pirate?
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Did anyone go to the Charity Auction PyrateCon held? I dontated a couple of Clipclocks and wondered if one of you got them.
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Hi any tips out there for making a perfect tie or knot on tying up a headscarf or bandana?
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Hey Folks I know a lot of you are in the shoe buying process... I still have a limited supply of period shoe buckles (in silver and in brass) Take a look here: http://www.gentlemenoffortune.com/footwear.htm and some Monmouth Caps, in Natural Brown correct wool http://www.gentlemenoffortune.com/tricorne.htm Contact me through the site if interested. GoF
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Does anyone know where to get a quality, period(-ish) wig? I don't mean a long-haired wig, I have long hair already. But rather, long flowing curls like those also worn in the Victorian era and by English judges. Someone knows what I mean, right?
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