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I posted the following in a different thread a few days ago: I was sitting here with vanilla rum & coke in hand when the candle over my head* flickered to life. There's a whole bunch of creative people here who just might be able to render the above flag as a gif file, and, once a design is settled upon, there are others who might (for a fee, of course) be able to render the resulting flag in cloth. This one's a two-parter. One: I am soliciting volunteers to create a GIF of the flag described above. I'm not rich, so the winner of this part of the competition gets nothing but bragging rights. Since I use WebTV, I won't be able to right-click and save the winning d…
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This is Larry. He lives in me basement.
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I still can't find me a capped pipe. One loose ash an' me ship will go up in flames!
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Hi, I am ready to purchase my first flintlock. I know some of these questions have been asked before and I did do some research here on the pub and found helpful advice but I need to know more. First let me say that I am a responsible adult who sfter buying the pistol would want to know the right way to handle, clean and operate it. I am sincere in my interest and hold a healthy respect for any firearms. To have a better understanding how it works and what would cause trouble in the future would a kit be better way to go? How complicated are they to put together if you have had no hands on experience with them? I've only read what I could. I've also found a black pow…
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gunny sacks I went to Del Mar faire and found these guys there. So I went on line to see what they had and ...
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I'm going to take the plunge and buy some custom made shoes from a maker in England. Since I'm in the USA, anyone know how/where I can get a money order in British Pounds? TIA!
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Have at: Waistcoats, Slops & Breeches
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Stumbled upon this sunset photo and thought it might appeal to others - http://valkyrieart.com/Pictures/Digital/La...es/Landsc54.jpg Sort of looks like Captain Hook's cove Root page for the artist can be found at http://www.valkyrieart.com/home.html
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Very wicked! Found the fabric on eBay and just had to do something with it.
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Alternate footwear
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So, what do you wear on your feet if you don't want to wear shoes, don't want to wear a (improbable anyway) pair of floppy boots, and don't want to go the plastic flip flop route? Is there a period equivalent of sandals?
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A friend of mine Capt Thomas Tucker, is a historical consultant, is selling some of his period garb etc.. It's all very authentic. If you are interested contact him at 803-985-7876 or Heartofoak1764@aol.cpm Here's his inventory: SALES INVENTORY________________________________________________ Purser’s Slops & Misc. Clothing Items #1. 1660-1700 summer weight long coat, dark blue linen, natural brown hemp lined, typical restoration period mariner’s or buccaneer’s coat, with brass buttons down to bottom of front, short sleeves with slash cuff, hand sewn button holes, museum quality, one functioning pocket, size 42-44,……………………………………..………………….$200. #2. 1660-170…
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I've been looking for the past few months online for a non firing flintlock pistol, it'll be my first. I finally found and fell in love with one, however; have yet to buy it. While looking around for better prices, I recently saw a picture of this one with an orange tip. I'm aware that by law most pistols require to have this, but I was wondering if it's just a cap, maybe it's painted on, or what? Though it's not a great idea, would it be able to dry fire? How much does it look like compaired to the picture? (I've noticed in some pictures the wood is rather bright, I like it dark) And does anyone know of a place that sells it under $44? If anyone has a review on …
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These be me first try with the front flap. Converting the Navy breeches was easier.
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Anyone know a good source for some decent repro Wheel lock pistols at a fair price? Thanks, The Pirate King http://www.ThePirateKing.com
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Ok, i've taken to making chainmail jewely. I currently make bracelets, and necklaces. Both available in single and double-width. I also make keychains out of the same pattern Bracelet, Single Width: $15 Bracelet, Double Width: $35 Necklace, Single Width: $25 Necklace, Double Width: $55 Keychain, 3 inch: $5 Keychain, 6 inch: $10 If you'd like to see pictures, or place an order, send me an email. -Chris
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Volvo burried a c90 and whoever finds it keeps it. Maps available at any volvo dealership. This is a tie in promo w/ POTC
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http://cgi.ebay.com/63-ANTIQUE-NAUTICAL-MA...1QQcmdZViewItem Thoughts?
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I have contacted a shoe manufacturer (in Canada) who can make a Straight lasted early 18th Century shoe. His claim is that he can make a Sarah Juniper Shoe at a C&D Jarnagin price. If you would like to see some shoes from these makers, go HERE These shoes would be mostly machine stitched but vegetable tan leather and all the correct details for the period. Cost would be $135 (without buckles) and would be paid half upfront and half at delivery. we would need 30 orders to move ahead.... anyone interested? GoF
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Kass, and anyone else who knows, What kind of stitch was used to topstitch around pocket flaps and other sewn-together pieces? Or were they topstitched at all? My friend put together a waistcoat for me and told me I will need to topstitch around the pocket flaps, down the front, etc. He just suggested a running stitch -- one row. Is there a different stitch or anything I should consider instead that would be authentic? Thank you in advance. Tar Bucket Bill [definetly a novice when it comes to sewing]
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Hi all! Some of you have been clammoring for it for months. Well, it's finally in the final stages of production... I'm happy to announce that the Common Man/Sailor's Jacket Pattern (RH705) will ship on 19 June. So if you want one, order one HERE now!
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Does anyone know where to find grappling hooks and/or boat pikes of 17th-18th century style? If not maybe a blacksmith interested in fabricating some. Thanks for any info.
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Hi I m auctioning off a small run of custom pyrates themed tees that i silkscreened last week. Some very nice silkscreened engravings of famous pyrates as well as a "3 skulls" stripe design. The idea was to make so original shirts for my self and i ran a few extras to try and recoup the cost of materials. Here s the listing i hope you like the shirts My custom pyrate shirts
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POTC 2 Treasure Hunt
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I just found this forum. Apparently one of my customers was bragging on my clothing awhile back, so I thought I would post & let you all know that I am still in business. You can take a look at my website. www.SnowbirdsCreations.com My prices are reasonable & shipping is free!
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Can anyone possibly tell me where to purchase wooden barrels other than Jas Townsend & Son. They're a might pricy.
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