Thieves Market
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I'm getting ready to order me a pair of slops, but the tailor I'm buying from seems to have really long inseams for standard sizes. She can customize for an additional fee. How low should slops hang: top of the shoe, mid-calf, just below the knee?
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Hahaha... hey lookey here Ladies! Fugawee shoes, black in size 8b are up for grabs! you got 3 days to bid for them. $85 with free shipping! I'd bid for them but they are not my size. Fugawee black shoes on eBay Lots more plunder on eBay. Anyone find good stuff on eBay? Bought for yourself or see something that someone else may want? ~Lady B
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Alright Brothers and Sisters o' the High Seas, I know there have been other posts in regard to wear t'get a handy edged weapon. And a good one at that. Of course, in me older age I cannot remember too many o' them. Can we get a rundown of Sword makers and other outlets? Fer that matter, any other period weapons. Thank ye kindly and fair winds t'ye all. The Sage Lion TheSageLion.com
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Hello Me Hearties i have one common mans / Sailors Jacket Pattern for sale. I bought this pattern from Reconstucting History. I was Planning to make a jacket and found out how hard it would be to do it and how much time i needed to do it time i dont have, so i end up buying one from Reconstucting History instead now i have a brand new unused pattern that i dont need if anyone is interested in it im selling the pattern for $20.00 + shipping its the same price i bought it for . so if interested leave a message here thanks
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Falconet Definitely far beyond my price range, but if anyone here has a spare $75,000 - SEND IT TO ME! Or, buy yourself a fine falconet. Coastie
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Hey all, In the spirit of me constantly making almost everything too small the first time, I am offering my first attempt at the striped ticken breeches for sale. They will fit a 32 inch waist perfectly, or could also fit someone with a 30 inch waist without being too loose. I traced out the wrong size pattern when I made them, which is why they don't fit me and why I am now going to sell them. They have been sitting around unfinished for months, and I have no use for them, so hopefully there is an early 18th century pirate or nautical re-enactor out there who wants or can use them. These are accurate to the 1706 or 1717 British Admirality Slop contracts (same quote in …
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I'm wondering if it is ever possible to find a ship's steering wheel (helm, I'm sure), or a modified one to replace the steering wheel in me car.
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I must say these come out vera nice indeed. I have some red leather coming this week, which will look even better! Who wants one with a trident instead of a hook? Now ye can hang from the halyards in style!
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Like the title says all, where is the best resource for Golden Age playing cards and such. I make dice, but where could other games/games pieces/cards be gotten? Thank ye kindly, The Sage Lion
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Some of you may already be familiar with the Mercury and its crew at the Pirates in Paradise Festival at Key West. We work and teach as a re-enactment crew at the festival. I am now proud to offer the Draughts of the Brig Sloop Mercury for sale. The Draughts are printed in dark brown ink on a pale parchment measuring 20 x 28 inches. The plans include a profile of the frigate and rigging as well as the individual decks and small boats. Copies of the draughts are being sold in pairs. One for framing. One for folding. Each purchase includes two copies for $25.00 within the U.S. This price reflects priority shipping and handling. International customers may purchase the Drau…
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Hi Folks, I just saw this and had to share...for you bunny lovers out there you'll love it.. Pirate Rabbit
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Ok, now that me first 'bad experience' in Pirate Shopping online is over (well, second, but who's counting). I am on the hunt once again for a pair of: brown Linen Knee Breeches I want to have them custom made so they fit me right, I prefer brass buttons but pewter is fine as I can at least sew button (don't much know if I do it right but when I sticks'em they tends ta stay Stuck!), I would prefer Buckles on the leg cuffs, and I suppose I will go with French button instead of Drop Front fer I be told that Drop Front taint PC, besides, I now have a pair of drop front with lace up legs and No buckle (NOT what I ordered but at least I can cover me bum fer now). So, now I …
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For those in the south and midwest, or those who want to combine shipping, I found the source of most of my bar pieces that I showed photos of elsewhere. Not bad pricing, considering what you're getting. They also have cool wall kegs that actually hold booze. http://kentuckybarrels.com/ -- Hurricane
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Does anyone know where to get a nice POTC looking square brass buckle for an almost 3 inch wide baldric belt? I don't want a Jack Sparrow knockoff though. I found a nice one on Ebay, but lost the bid cause I wasn't home. A little help please.
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Hello all! Reconstructing History is running a special sale on our in-stock clothing. All stock clothing is 20% off until Sunday, 16 March, 2008 This includes: Hemp canvas jackets Long linen waistcoats Slop Contract Jackets Hemp canvas slops Osnaburg linen trousers See it here: Reconstructing History Get it now before it's gone!
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Aye just approved the proof yesterday from the printer and the issue is getting itself inked. Inside will be over a dozen pages devoted to PyrateCon2008. The rest of the magazine is filled with New Orleans pyratical information including a very well-written story by Cindy Vallar about Jean LeFitte. In our new one-on-one feature, we take on our favorite female pyrate, Scarlett Harlott who is this year's grand marshall of PyrateCon. Even Old New Orleans Rum came on board as our rum of the issue and the review section is filled with New Orleans books and movies. We review CDs from the two headlining bands at PyrateCon, Rusty Cutlass and Pirates Charles. www.pyratesway.…
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I made me self a right nice hook, it come out so well I figured to see if there is any interest on the Pub for them. Made from heat treated 3/8" crome-vanadium steel, I can make 'em sharp or dull, with or with out the leather sleeve ( to hide your real hand). Welded on T handle. Just the thing for your scurvey pirate kit, and will scare the living be-jesus out of the young-uns.
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Ok, I am really upset right now seeing as I am now out $210 between two internet vendors and still have NO brown linen drop front knee breeches to put my buckles on. Can someone PLEASE tell me what I am saying wrong when I state: From: Jeff To: (withheld...for the moment) Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2008 9:55 PM Subject: A pair of Breeches? Hello, I wasn't sure which e-mail to address so I have written to both of you. I am seeking to have a pair of Drop Front breeches made, in linen with brass buttons and buckle tabs at the leg cuff. I am looking for one in a weathered brown, or if unavailable then a grey-brown or even a medium brown if possible. Do you think thi…
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I was cruising through the net looking at different kinds of pirate hats and stumbled upon this. I think this looks very sexy indeed!!!! pirate chic I found more from the same designer - same theme Pirate chic and... Pirate chic and... check out the see through bride's dresses including cig's...lol pirate chic etc more views pirate chic etc 2
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Greetings to you all. I'm just popping in to say Hello to everyone and Happy "almost Spring" to those in the East who are awaiting the sun! I've been busy (and drowning) taking care of personal stuff and haven't been on to bother you. But I do want you to remember to visit my site as all your Festivals and Reenactments start to come up! You may find something that you just have to have! I have donated a couple Clipclocks to PyrateCon for the Auction. Please be sure to check them out and Bid high for the Children! As for my website, I have added my leather flowers to my Sale section. If you were pondering whether to get one, now may be the time! I wish you all, …
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Hey all! We're moving and I need to get rid of stuff I don't use. I've got a Ravenswood Leather coat, Saberist dress, Warrior belt, and two rapier frogs for sale. They're piratey, just not period accurate. I think I'm letting them go for a good deal. Let me know if anyone is interested and I'll post some pics, or when I get a chance to upload them. Thanks!
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ebay webby but I thinks he may be asking for a tad too much peso's!
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Where might one be in finding of silken neck wear? I pilfered me self a nice large bit o' silk from Canada what makes a good head cover for t' keep me hat clean but can not find smaller bits what fer t' tie around me neck. ' I was think'n sumth'n like the piece Mr. Moon wears in 'Yellow Beard'; small, black, not bulky. Or what else might a pirate tie around the neck for t' fend off the night's chill wind? An' where might one find a good choice of rag for ta make sash with? I see lots of Jack Sparrow sash about, an' I see lots of modern cloth about, but where be the Hemp, Linen, Silk, and 100% Cotton types, preferably long enough fer two times around me wide rum filled…
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Got my skeleton in the mail yesterday! Lucky for me, work was closed because of snow, so I went down in my basement shop and worked on this project. Do forgive me from going astray from reenactment topics, but I am putting together what I hope to be is a highly realistic skeleton pirate costume, not so much in the vein of POTC1, but to be more along the theme of Washington Irving's tale of the Headless Horseman, but instead as pirate. I have been thinking of creating a Headless Pirate of Nyack as an answer to the Headless Horseman of Sleepy Hollow. Just in case you didn't know, Nyack is the town directly across the Hudson river from Sleepy Hollow NY. I plan …
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"If it's the captain's mess, let him clean it up!" For some reason, I signed up to this free magazine through Amazon.com called Domino that has all kinds of home deco stuff when I was thinking about my House Art Project. It's pretty typical for the most part, except some of the stuff is actually affordable (Compared to most home deco mags, this is saying something. Who, exactly, pays $10,000 for a wooden living room chair? And, more importantly, why? But I digress...) Domino has paid several returns to me throughout my tenure as a subscriber (including giving me a wicked cool idea for a haunted house room) and here is a link to another one, culled from the adverts: ZGa…
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