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Ye asked fer a larger size and I delivers! Her ye go!
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We got a used sewing maching (rescued from one of my parent's closets) and my wife has been teaching herself to sew. And as a friend just had a child, we thought we should give a gift that just couldn't be mistaken for anyone else's. They're not quite the pyratical-types that we are, but they're not that far off (more Ren-faire bums). Maybe not the best quality out there, but we're still learning...
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Thought I'd pass this along, cuz, well..... its mine and I think someone can get more use out of it than me right now. If the link doesn't work just type in Pirate Coat / waistcoat on ebay. http://cgi.ebay.com/Pirate-Coat-Waistcoat-...1QQcmdZViewItem
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Hot Topic is one of the best places to get skull and crossbones wear. They did move their site (due to a hacker)and they now can be found at: Hot Topic
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I was on a hardware store and noticed the visual shape similarity of the machette to a cutlass. As many of the folks here are "hobby pirates" rather than accurate reenactors, I was wondering what the thoughts were on using a machette as a "cheap stand in" for a cutlass. Before anyone starts, I know that the "real thing" is much more complex in construction, balance, blade cross section shape, and primarily hilt, among a number of other differences. This is one of the few times I may be suggesting a non-historical 'pirate kit" item- besides a kilt ) Thoughts??? Possible arguement for historical-> Machette is a common "bush" item and used heavily in Central and Sou…
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havent seen the mag yet, but I did get a copy of the cover. Its in printing , I assume the subscribers will see it in a week or so....
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Got it UPS today... :) I will get some photos up next week during spring break. Wish I had more time and money, I would go to NC and scrub decks for Royaliste! Anyhow, nice job on me threads!
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POTC Officer's Vest I have me some in other sizes ifn' ye be interested. Need ta get me some scratch so's I can get ta Florida to pay me final respects ta me granddad the end o' March. Thank ye kindly.
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Some of you may already be familiar with the Watch Dog and its crew. The story has been a work in progress here on the Pub for some time now. I am now proud to offer the Draughts of the Watch Dog 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 Draughts of the Watch Dog by paypal using my…
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Had ta share anyway
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Hello all! I just wanted you to know that I've added a page of Supplies for all who dare to tackle the Art of Pysanky! Just go to my www.clipclocks.com site (browse through the clocks too, of course!) and find the link to my Pysanky right on the home page. I have kits, dyes, egg blowers and beeswax. What fun we could have designing Pirate Eggs! :)
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Just wondering if Pirates kept whips as a part of their armament along with pistolas and swords/knives.
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I think the fish plaque is probably the funniest thing yet! And there's several other great stickers too! Sticker Giant
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Looking for a basic men's shoe in BROWN. Something like the ones in the picture below, but in BROWN.If you have any leads please let me know. -CS
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Pirate Wench 1 2
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Okay gals, what do you wear for your Pirate Wench/Captain garb. Is it to be long pants, slops or skirts and fancy dress?
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Check out these shipwreck charts. They look great once framed. http://www.thewaterfrontexpo.com/nauticalart.htm
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A living history demonstrator in St. Augustine made me a beautiful powder horn! Does anyone on this list collect powder horns? (No, I'm not selling this one!) Capt. William
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If you read Captain Twill, I am making a plastic model of a pirate ship. It will end up at 1/48 scale (1/4"=1'). I need a crew for its deck. They NEED to be about 1.25-1.5 (1 1/4 to 1 1/2) inches tall (scale 5-6 feet). That is 40mm for you wargame folks. I also need them to be fairly cheap. I want to get 30-40 of them for the upper deck. I can repaint even cheap solid color plastic ones. The HEIGHT is my main concern (beside LOOKING like 18th C. sailors-> No green army men please!). Do you know where I can get them?
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Oi folks! anyone know of a company that makes long boats or anything which might pass for a correct runabout or tender?? Rats
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I was looking for items for Chinese New Year this weekend and found this cute boat model. I thought it was kinda nice since the next POTC movie will have Chinese Pirates! Webpage for Model
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I was surfing around eBay looking for a small brass mermaid for a project I'm contemplating (using my old POTC skeleton models) and I found this. THAT would definitely be something to have hanging in in your dining room. (I can't help but wonder about the original target market was.)
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I was looking for items for Chinese New Year this weekend and found this cute boat model. I thought it was kinda nice since the next POTC movie will have Chinese Pirates!
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Last weekend while some were off at Re-enactor Fest 2, which I was supposed to go to (but couldn't, oh, woe is me... ) I did go to a Living History Trade Fair in North-East Ohio as my placebo... And while there I found this little toy. It is a copy of a more Rev-War type of canon (mortar), but I thought it's amusement value would out-weigh it's slightly out of period character.... Anyway, here is a link of a mySpace video I made of this toy in action. Hope you enjoy! Firing of the canon! I managed to pick up some other items while there, some that might pertain to this period, others for my other period of interest... The trade fair as a whole had a fairly strong …
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Ahoy Mates! I am thinking of buying a new cutlass and wondered if you historical types could point me in the direction of the best and most authentic commercially available replica of a cutlass on the market today? I would prefer it to be a functional replica, not a wall hanger made with cast metal parts. I have found one on the internet, referred to on several sites as a "rustic pirate's cutlass", and so far it is closest to fitting my bill, but I thought you all might know of somewhere else that had one a bit better. I like the plain, no-nonsense, aged and worn look of this cutlass. To my mind it comes closer to the type of sword a common pirate would have had. Than…
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Hi, I'm new here, and also new to reenacting in general. After a long decision I decided to portray a Pirate from the Golden Age of Piracy. I'm in the process of making my costume, and I have everything except for the coat! I'm asking if any of you scalliwag's and rogue's of the sea, might have an old Frock Coat that you might want to part with at a good price! Thank ye, Storm Head Edward
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