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Ahoy! Finally gots me store online! Here's da link, Matey : http://www.buysell.com/search/inventory.as...linkID=BT000039 I'll be adding in more stuff soon, including all me Pirate items! If you're interested, please bookmark! Mad Cap Romanian Wait! I'm back with a beter site! http://www.freewebs.com/monsterhobbies/ Try that one! You won't be disapointed!
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This particular item in back on the market,although not yet through Museum Replcas Ltd. It's being offered through By the Sword,Inc.The going price is $235.00,unsharpened,and not including carrying charges. I've gotten enrolled with MyArmoury.com.and some of the folks there think quite highly of the current status of these items. 1.)1085 carbon steel. 2.)Heat tempered and tested 3.)Full tang. That's what they're stating in writing,and I guess your could contact the BBB locally if you're not satisfied. By the Sword,Inc. is located at: P.O.Box 07282 Ft. Meyers,Fl.,(I forgot the Zip Code). 1-877-433-9719
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I'm truly coveting this little bit of plunder: ... a Faberge egg called "The Memory of Azov" ... held at the Kremlin Armoury Museum in Moscow. I asked Mr. H. to plunder it for me for Easter, but he declined. He did suggest, however, that such a jewel heist would make an excellent plot for a thriller novel ... or the next "Ocean's" sequel. Cheers, Hester
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Has anyone had any communication with Armour Class (Scotland) in the last month or so? I ordered a sword back on November 10th and they charged my credit card for the deposit. I asked via email for status on February 14th, February 24th, and March 4th. All three requests have gone unanswered. Anyone heard from them lately? TIA.
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http://www.gravestonegirls.com/ A couple of fine young lasses cast headstones from cemetaries around new England. Skulls&bones, etc from colonial era.
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This jacket was on sale so my mom bought it sounds funny. but yea i wanted to know with the right Sewing thread and cloth will i be able to turn this iinto a frock coat.....???? The Jacket
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Hammocks...
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OK so how would one make a hammock or where would someone buy one?? Rats
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For an added touch to my "pirate" bar I'm looking for a statue of a pirate male or female. Female would be a lot "funner." Now I know where you can get suits of armor but I just cant find a statue that is around 5-6 feet tall. Any ideas? I tried e-bay but the shipping would be outragous.
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One of my partners in crime is leanign toward.... Well this! http://www.middlesexvillagetrading.com/MEL.shtml I'm sure it would be fine for pyracy and also English Civil War.... Agreed??? rats
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Well the folks from Middlesex are offering a Early commercial trade musket, which they date from about 1690 to 1730. Have a look! http://www.middlesexvillagetrading.com/MCT.SHTML Take care! Rats
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Before i get keelhauled for spamming, just a reassurance to the moderators, this isnt one of those 'oh my god click this link' just to help me out. I currently play a pirate MMO, browser of course (so I can pirate at work) and would just like to let you lot know. Its new(ish), quite large, and rather fun. Yes, if you click the link I post, I do get a little kickback to help me out, but its one of those games that I really enjoy playing, and hope you lot would too. Basically, Pirates, Pirate Gangs, Ship Battles (currently in testing), Training, Killing/Pirating/Crime. All the stuff to keep you amused for 5 minutes/10 hours a day! Rule The Seas Right, theres the link. F…
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It's not just patterns anymore, folks! As you may have heard, Reconstructing History has expanded into other areas and can now offer you many items for your reenacting needs. Sailor's Clothing -- made from historically documentable fabrics (wool, linen and hemp canvas) and painstakingly researched patterns: Hemp rope and twine. Perfect for all your ship's needs! Matchlock, doglock, and flintlock muskets, blunderbusses, and pistols: Maps, pamphlets, broadsheets, newspapers -- reprints of original documents on the finest quality reproduction paper. Wool, linen, and hemp for your fabric needs: Cups, bowls, plates, costrels, chamber pots, cookware, and other…
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Just visited the book store and noticed several copies of "The Complete Idiots Guide to Pirates." I could not resist a look, but now I wish I had. Said something like; All your clothes should be cotton? Calico is a good pattern? You must wear an ear ring? WOW! They may have something right in that book, but it ain't worth the time to find it. Don't bother with this one!
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The vest is fer sale here the knee breeches here Fer all me items ta bid on click here
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I've now got plus size shirts for women, a really nice treasure box with a tile inset, a teddybear, and some other new items. Rumba's page
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Here is a new website for a fellow pirate craftsman you may not be aware of: Captain Goldtooth Ron (Captain Goldtooth) is truly a master at his craft. He has made these wonderful piratical mugs, steins and goblets for many years but you can now find him online. I've picked up several over the past 15 years at his KC Renaissance Festival shop and just wanted to share his work with you all. The website is pretty nice and has a lot of fun piratical tidbits of humor and such.
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Sorry for the holdup folks, but we've been waiting for the allotment amounts from our new distributor. On February 28, The Pyrates Way Winter 06-07 goes to press! Which means that you'll get your copy of that issue right on the birthday of The Black Fox (a.k.a., ME, der publisher). The Ides of March is when it'll start arriving at your door (unless there are any other hangups) and you'll notice 100% improvement in the magazine over the first issue. Now get out there and spread the word and have folks get their subscription orders in ASAP so that they can get the booty with the issue (only subscribers will get the free booty). We're expecting the magazine in all the b…
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If a person were going to try to teach themselves to sew a few bits of clothing what would you reccomend they start with? I have a mind to expand my abilities a bit and hopefully in the long run save a little money :)
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The Pyrates Way's new online feature "Pyrate News" is available. Every evening, check in as we report on pyrates who've made news headlines around the globe. http://pyratesway.com/news.html
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Hey kids! We've got some new products I wanted to show you. A GAoP Cistercianware Tyg: 17th century Borderware: English Delftware: Bohemian Glass: And the piece de resistance, the Port Royal Penis Cup! The rest are on our website. Just follow this link Or go to reconstructinghistory.com and click "Goods" in the green bar.
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Scratch, dent, wire brush, sand blarst? How may I be agin' an acoustic guitar without destroyin' its function? Metal parts can get soaked in pool acid to remove the crome. Headstock can get some curves sanded into it to remove the "signature" shape. GAOP straps? Any ideas out there?
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Hi, I've added pictures of the most beautiful coats of Brotherhood of the Wolf (Le Pacte des Loups). Enjoy them, I simply love them! Pirates Cave
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Hi, I've added pictures of the most beautiful coats of Brotherhood of the Wolf (Le Pacte des Loups). Enjoy them, I simply love them! Pirates Cave
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Not exactly a period item, but I love these picture frames. These are especially good for pictures of your kids in their pyrate gaRRRb! They are on the small side though, built for 4x6 prints. http://www.ghoulgallery.com/Ghouls/Halloween_Scary.htm -CS *Sultry pyrate wench photo sold seperately. Here's another one. http://www.mandarava.com/Retail/Skull_frames.htm
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I have a freind who wants a pirate outfit, coat and all. I cans make it fer her, but she's deathly alergic ta wool. Would a heavy demin look right fer a pirate coat? Should it be navy blue or black?
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