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My machinist on the 6-Pack project has been in-undated with work lately so I have had to keep busy with other projects. Here is the latest one. A small 21" bronze cannon with a 1" bore. It'll go in our bar mounted atop a barrel and can easily be removed and used on the Scuba boat . i still need to fit it with a combo - Tompion / Ramrod and a handle however the swivel yoke just got completed and will be getting a black paint job as soon as this post is completed.
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I am looking for a leather bucket, holster or a thigh holster for a blunderbuss.. Does anyone know of someone who makes them or a website? thanks..
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Does any one know where to find a 3 or 4x Frock coat pattern Most sutlers dont carry size for us industrial size folks...Hellbilly
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Ello Mates, Pirates always get lucky on saturday night and here be a chance to enjoy some fine pirate tunes at the same time. The Pirates of New Providence are having a CD release party at Pirate-n-Plunder in Whittier, CA. I've heard the band and have enjoyed their performances at quite few events around the Southern California area. Those of you who were able to attend Spring Ojai Renaissance PIRATE faire would have had to chance to hear this tight group perform. Alas I will not be able to attend this event as I have made other plans. Also, since I know the band, I'm hoping to plunder the CD before hand. For those who can, it is a fine opportunity to party like a …
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heres some stuff im working on.its my second coat ive made,3rd shirt and first vest,but not the last of any.lol.theyre not done but i plan to post pics as soon as they are.any constructive criticism?
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If anyone is interested, there is a nice piece of fiction in the Spring issue of Pirates Magazine entitled The Taflkast Justice. Written under the names of Wench and Daniels. Wench would just happen to be Honour Bright..which, um....happens to be me. Just thought I'd mention it in passing....
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I just got my new sword from Darkwood Armory. I'm very pleased with it. I would have to say it is more functional than decorative though. That is comparing it to my wife's Jody Sampson, but her's also cost three times as much as mine. Here are some pics. Pogue
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For those who may be interested, I was browsing eBay this morning, and came across this item.... Hanger Sword on eBay The seller claims it is an AD 1650 to 1700 hanger sword, based on what I have seen in "Swords and Blades of the American Revolution", I am leaning towards believing the provenance claimed by the seller. It's worth the look even if you aren't interested in buying it.
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on amazon.com ridiculously lovely :)
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OK here is the latest button Button Price To Pub Members Is .90 cents each If interested Pm or Email me Thank You For Looking
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Hello, I make custome swords,knives, and armour for re-enactors. All of my work to date has been in the periods of Roman, celtic, and viking but I would love to do later. My swords are extreamly tough and durable tools, all handcrafted. Here are some pics of my work. Email for enquiries at: andy@firedogforge.com or my web site can be seen at: www.firedogforge.com Thanks................Andy Mod Edit: Made the link active.
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they're left lying around at my new temp job =p I'm going to use some to raise my bed up a little, but I'm sure there are more things that can be done with them.
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Now mind you this isn't specifically for my garb, it's something I want to wear every day. There are four rings I am deciding between, all of which I like and range in price from $50 to $150. They are as follows from cheapest to most expensive: Also note the last ring would be in sterling silver without the diamond. I am really stuck between them, any advice would be greatly appreciated. -Gage
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Canvas tarps
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While looking for various different sizes of canvas tarps and tent flys, I stumbled on these folks.. http://tarps.com/canvas.htm Anyone ever hear of them?? Anyone have one of their tarps??? The prices are actually pretty good, for some of the odd sizes!! Cheers! Rats
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Aye, ....Pirate Signs The Dirty Deck Pub Yes, I Am a Pirate I would greatly appreciate some feedback from some real pirates about these signs and this site in general. www.piratesofthetreasurecoast.com
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Does anybody know a good place to buy period wood or tin black powder chargers? I'm open to constructing my own but the lack of proper tools and workspace would result in something a bit simpler than what I would like. Read as hollowed out dowel rods. Thanks, Pogue, still not wearing pants...
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I'm looking for anyone who might make the Barbossa style slops, or possibly a pattern for them. Mind you I'm not looking for some cheap drawstring for the waist type. Rather something that is nicely pleated at the top with either drop or button front, and a nice buttoned cuff below the knee. Of course I could be using the wrong term for the item of clothing. Ideas, suggestions?
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Was just scanning Middlesex Village Traders webite and noticed a really nice looking double barrel flintlock pistol. Of course I feel into immediate love! Was wonderin' iff'n any of you lubbers have seen one ? Comments please.
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It's been a while since I posted, and I wanted to see first if anyone would be interested in this first, Here goes: Me and My brother are interested in historical reenacting(Be it pirate, Cowboy Action, Civil, French and Indian, Revolutionary Wars, Mountain Man, Intergalatic or whatever) and what could be considered "lost arts"(anything involving making something by hand, using the old ways, techniques, and tools as our ancestors did it). Anyhow, along the way, we've picked up a lot of books and information, and I know there is lot of people here that are interested in making there own items(so they can stand out from the other 30 Capt. Jack's, Barbossa's, Hooks, e…
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I was curious to know if anyone has bought or seen any of the model ships produced by the following two makers: http://www.handcraftedmodelships.com/ http://www.modelshipmaster.com/
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From what I've read about proper GAoP headwear it is pretty much the cocked hat, monmouth(sp?), and thrum(sp). I've seen another hat style, a bit taller than a tricorn, flat on top, and the brim is down. If that is the proper way to put it. Somewhat like a pilgrim hat without the buckle. Right now I'm watching Yellowbeard, not the best source for piratical ideas I know... But, Blind Pew is wearing that style of hat. Is it historically accurate, if so does it have a name? Thanks, Pantless Pogue (still)
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OK... for my musket (or my new blunderbuss) I fire using cartridges....... When I did American Civil War reenacting, we didn't use the ramrod,(safety) but loaded from a paper cartradge.... So when I fire my musket, I still do that.... but without using wadding... I just get a "woosh".... with wadding I can get a good (happy) bang.... For some reason people loading pistols never fire thier ramrods... but with a musketl... using the ramrod and wadding is a no-no.... When I make my cartradges, they are a rolled tube of paper with my charge in it..... ( using 80 grains for a .76 cal... ) I'm trying to figure a way of making a rolled cartridge,... then attaching a chunk …
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I need a new buckle for my baldric. Mine broke at the Siouxland Ren Fest. It was pewter (which was nice looking but fragile). Any suggestions?
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I searched for this, but did not find any results, so if this has been posted before, I apologize. Has anyone seen, purchased, or otherwise reviewed the '17th century shoes' available from the Sutler of Mount Misery, G. Gedney Godwin? Scroll the the bottom of the page. The picture if pretty awful, so I can't tell if they resemble the shoes that Greg, aka GoF, so helpfully posts on his site. It does seem as though the tongues are short. The hessian shoes, with their crazy-ass tongues, seems to suggest that era, but from what I can tell about that awful picture, the buckles are much to big. Anyone know? If they are a good match, than that mean the Golden Age of Golden Ag…
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I know http://jas-townsend.com/index.php?cPath=43 Has them, but who else? I'm looking for all types of misc. pyraty stuff. also who else has good links on telescopes?
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