Thieves Market
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Since I've had a Bodhran for years (got it from mom years ago)! I'm wondering if it's period correct, having seen plenty of trad groups play it for years??? Though I can't find the tipper to save my life, I might actually consider learning to play the doggone thing!? Anyone have one?? Rats!
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I recently got a .45 Charles Moore English dueling flintlock. Anybody know of any problems I should be aware of? I'm taking it out tomorrow for a test run.
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I am specifically wondering if the Del Tin Dussack is available for sale from a source in the US. Google does not offer any definitive answers. Does anyone know?
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Real Hemp Canvas! 1 2 3
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I know what you're thinking. You're saying, "Gee... I wish I could get some real period-appropriate canvas and make myself some sailor's slops/trousers/a watch coat/a tent. But no one sells real hemp canvas. Whatever shall I do?" Never fear! Reconstructing History is here! We are now stocking real hemp canvas. It's 59" wide, 17.7 oz to the yard, 100% hemp canvas in a plain weave, perfect for your slops/trousers/tent/watch coat. Lookie here: And for the stitch-counters among you: it has a twinned warp just like the sail from the HMS Victory. And at a thread count of 10 warp pairs and 8 weft thread per square centimeter, it's almost exactly the weave of the Vi…
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Have you heard?! Reconstructing History has expanded and is now carrying all sorts of stuff for your pirate impression! We've got a new website, new toll-free order line (866-475-3773), and tons of new stuff to buy. We've got frock coats, shirts, breeches, sailor's jackets, and justacorps. We've got ladies' jackets and mantuas and stays. We've got real hemp canvas that matches period sailcloth almost perfectly. And we've got twill and plain weave hemp linen for slops and jackets and trousers and watchcoats. We've got hemp rope and twine and little pieces of string -- all period correct! And of course we've got patterns from every time period from the Middle Ages…
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Here are my Kevin Garlick custom shoes (3/4" latchets), fitted with the new Brass anchor style Buckles from Gentleman of Fortune. My photography sucks, but the shoes and buckles don't. Thanks GoF!
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Greetings, Any of you know where I might find cotton velveteen/velvet in lots of colors? And I'm talking some off the wall kind of colors - been able to locate more "standard" colors such as red, blue, hunter green, purple and brown. Needing assistance finding light greens (jade, seafoam), burgandy, a light orange, and a warm amber/topaz color. I'm trying to avoid having to buy up yards of white velvet/velveteen and having to then figure out how to dye it and get it all to turn out even (we're talking dying about 10yards of each color). Any leads or information would be greatly appreciated. Have a grand one Emerald
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I'm looking to acquire one.One that is functional,workable,durable.I've heard good things about the Dutch cutlass from MRL,which is coming back onto the market next Spring. Can anybody tell me if it's more that just a wall decoration? What about the other cutlasses from MRL/Atlanta Cutlery?I'm afraid of getting something that will shatter in use? I talked to a knifemaker in Elyria,Ohio,who would make me a copy of the Dutch cutlass,and wanted $3,000. What about the Cold Steel 1917 Cutlass?Is it useable and viable?I was thinking of customizing one.
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This search has gone on for a year now, with little success, so I'm going to post here about it again in case anyone can help me out with locating this style of shirt. What I am looking for is a wrap around shirt. I know Center Stage Costumes used to have it in their online catalog (I've emailed them about it, in case they might have the capibility of selling one of them.) I found a good example of the shirt I'm looking for. The example I want to refer to is in the Autumn 2006 issue of the Pirates Magazine. There is a segment at approximately page 79 called "A Pirate's Journal". The shirt depicted in the photos in that segment is the exact type of shirt I'm looking for…
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I bought these building card sets for my nieces and nephews this Xmas: http://www.klutz.com/catalog/product/5520 Cheers, Hester
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Hey all... Been meanin to post this. Any of you in the St. Louis vicinity may want to put this on the calender; Feb 24th-9a.m. to 4 p.m. at the U.S. Grant shelter - Jefferson Barracks Park Early American Militaria Swap Meet and Sale Authentic and reproduction goods for periods of the American revolution to the Civil War Booth space $15 Gen. admission $3 Info: 314-631-6746 Or 6746mcdaniel@earthlink.net Lot's o goodies here usually. A good place to trade stuff too. bo
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Hi mateys! We've added the pictures of the Captain Jack Sparrow coats and the Louis I of Bavaria coats! See you there! Pirates Cave
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Ahoy Thar Maties and Fyne Wenches, I'm new to the group and wanted to say hello and also to share a sample of one of my more recent pieces. It's a Bronze Pirate Bottle opener. If You like what You see feel free to contact me at: marcuscovecreations@netscape.com I will email You a more detailed pdf description file. I sell these fyne openers for $25.00 dollars to the lubbers. But I will sell them to pub members for $20.00. I also have a version with a 32 inch goldtone chain, so it can be worn as a pendant. It makes a very handy piece of useful "Pirate Bling" The pendant version is $25.00 to Pirate Pub members Please add $6.00 for shipping/handling. Ca. resident…
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I found this on eBay.... http://cgi.ebay.com/ANTIQUE-BOOK-Colson-KA...1QQcmdZViewItem Maybe should have posted it in Captain Twill. A period book that may be of interest. >>>> Cascabel
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Fids for sale
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Hey gang, I have a couple of huge fids for sale. I'm guessing that most of you probably don't have anchor cables that need splicing but these would make a great addition to a pirate encampment. I'm looking for £30 (sterling) each plus p&p, but I'm willing to negotiate with anyone who wants more than one.
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Issue 2 came off the press over a week ago and should start to appear in mailboxes and stores worldwide in the next couple of days. I have only handled a copy for a couple min. while vacationing in FL. I dropped into the Clearwater Pirate Festival and checked out an advance copy at the Magazines booth. Don Maitz was there signing autographs along with my brother who brought along samples of our new cutlass for next year. Nicely expanded
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I have had several pair from different companies and they all are either uncomfortable after a few hours or they slip and slide on everything you walk on. I put insoles in them and they still hurt. The leather soles even after being scored still slip even if i'm walking on grip tape. so far the only shoes I have liked are the ones I made myself out of an old pair of square toed hush puppies. All the ones I find are always black and they always have the flaps for buckles. Does anyone make a pair of comfortable brown pair of rough side out period shoes fitted for being laced? I'm not a shoemaker so please don't say "Make a pair"
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I have a mate on another board who has had no luck locating a baldric supplier in the UK. Does anyone know of any?
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Was it somebody on this forum? http://www.trackofthewolf.com/(S(ktchil55u...partNum=AAC-853 Greg
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Ran across this in my latest Radio Control Journals. It's an RC electric Pyrate Ship. LOA 40.5 inches with a 10.5 inch beam. 6 Cannon and a handful of crewe. Good for ponds, pools or other small slow moving water. Ready to run for a mere $300 US. Got one on my holiday list.
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I found this at me local grog shop: Okay...it's full of wodka and no rhum... But it's shaped like a pyrate ship!!! I'm sure if I stir in a drop or two of molasses it will taste just fyne...
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Well, this is my very first post on Pyracy Pub and I hope it finds you all happy and healthy! I have created a very unique hidden watch that I think many Pirates would like to see. Please check out my site www.clipclocks.com. As I grow to understand the Pirate-eese, I hope I will be able to contribute more to this site. Thanks so much!
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Who says we can't get into Borders and Barnes & Noble? I just signed the ppwk and Ingram Periodicals will be distributing our own Pyrates Way to thousands of bookstores nationwide starting with our Winter issue! How GREAT is that? All I did was send them a copy of the first issue and they LOVED it! Thanx to everyone for helping us achieve this kind of initial success!
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Circle ‘round mates and let me tell you a scary story. Scary, but true. True as the deep blue. Let this be a lesson for ye so that ye do not suffer my fate. There is a company out there in this cyber world call Pirate Mod. Now they claim to be pirate friendly. But they are just pirates of the worst kind. I ordered a framed “Pirate Scroll” from this outfit back on May 31, 2006 as a Father’s Day gift for meself. They immediately billed me Master of Cards and I had no further response from them for two months. After repeated e-mails, they finally responded to tell me that the frames were backordered. I accepted the response as truthful. About two weeks later, in…
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Anyone bought or built a wall mounted plaque/shadow box/hanger/whatever to display a Queen Ann style pistol? Any sources, plans, or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. TIA!
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