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Ok mates, maybe you can help me out. I'm looking for a little row boat. One that can hold 2 to 4 crew. Maybe be fitted with a small sail. Nothing extravagant, something realitivly cheap. Like 500 max. Preferably in southern california.
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hows it work? simple, yea send em to the chest page http://www.granddesignworkshop.com/folioFurniture.htm and if they order something you get a 10 percent commision as soon as their downpayment hits me paypal! consider this...a commision on a 1800.oo chest !!!!! *grins* F.
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and in true " I gots me waaaay too much time on me hands" Fergal form, im toyin with the idea of combining the beeswax boiling technique I use on me bottles and hand stitching them, yep HAND stitching them with a hefty 3-4 layer core handle *me wrists crampin just thinkin about it* the prototype I made a few weeks back held about a pint and a half these will be slightly larger. but Im wonderin, would ya all belly up to me table and buy one of these if they were about 60 usd? what says yea? Fergal http://www.granddesignworkshop.com
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I still need ta name me a pair of Pistols an' a Blunderbuss. I need ta name them, an' who better ta ask than a slew of proven Buccaneers? Suggest away me lads an lasses! here are some pictures: My Pistols My Blunderbuss
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Like to let everyone knew that the Errol Flynn movies Cpt.Blood and Seahawk are availablle on DVD now. I got the box set that includes three other Flynn movies you may or may not be iterested and a bio DVD. Just jerry
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Here I am in me new curaco jacket posin' with me friend Kat at Glastonbury Faire last weekend. Next time I'll use cotton velveteen, but this was so soft! See pattern online Modified Butterick Pattern B3640.
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ok then hrm it occured to me, I owe Master Tearlach the Profane a bottle of booze, and since yall be Pirates, yall MUST have some DAMN FINE rum stashed SOMEWHERE. so I gots me a pavaler fer yea. tell me what rum yea have, quote me something I can make fer yea for it. leather stone and wood available media. please help keep Fergal from the clutches of Tearlach * he hits DAMN hard with those darn rattan halbards*
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I've been watching eBay for one of those little cheap chests to replace the little, sadly abused chest that I bought at a garage sale decades ago, when I came across this odd thing. It's apparently the prototype for a Disney pirate jewelry box due out in August. Disney seems to be running the auction, so I guess it's legit (hard to tell, though). What an odd thing! It combines the old skull and swords used in some of the 70's Disney POTC models (from the ride, I believe) with an ornate claw-footed bowl. A very odd mixture of styles...
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Diosa has created Captain Barbossa themed pirate jewelry based on a design I made for her. I've seen this in person and it is gorgeous! Now you can have your very own set. Check out this link, and if you do decide to order, make sure to tell her that Oryginal Cinn sent you! http://www.piratesofthecoast.com/shop/featured.html
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I'm having a pirate wedding and I'm looking for blank-firing pistols/flintlocks. Does anyone know where I may find them??
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*grins* for those who havnt been there yet http://www.granddesignworkshop.com anything from sword hangers to bottles to tankards to a full suit of leather roman segmentata body armor. feel free to post here with requests or email me via my site. Yours in Service to the Dream Lord Fergal the Botteler MKA Shane Stainton
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I just came across this hat on eBay, billed as a "Musuem Quality Replica" accurate down to the last detail. He must be talking about that Museum of Crap I heard about somewhere...
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I had to post this, don't ya love it?
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Thought I'd throw this out there, We may attend a modest but fun Halloween convention(for lack of a better word) Vendors, demonstrations and a nice after-hours party that has come to be know as "the Weasel Ball" in Tell City Indiana. Never in the past 3 years has there been anything relating to Pirates or even Renn Fair, so... Anyone think they might be interested? I know it's a little short notice. ~B The Iron Hook
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So I am sitting here, cutting out the lining for a 1706 pattern sailors jacket ( a short one with mariners cuffs) out of 100 year old hand woven linen that I will hand sew into the closest wool that I can find to Kersey wool (Its some antique wool that I found in a German Flea market), and I am thinking, "what would I pay for something like this?" I mean, we are living in the age of Walmart where everything at a low margin and the only way you make money is by selling THOUSANDS of them. We hate to pay more than $20 for a shirt to go to work in, let alone $100 one to use 5 weekends out of the year. I have probably spent 20 hours alone in researching and developing a pa…
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Well it comes to that time of the year when I be offering up my sewing skills to those who be needing garb done for upcomming faires and events. I have very reasonible prices and can do nearly anything you may be needing, naturally the more elaborate you want it the more gold your gonna be shelling into me pockets. You see, the more cursing at the infernal sewing machine I do the more the cost goes up I made a small list of my normal sewing fare, I can provide come pic's if you be wanting to see things. PM me or post here speical orders. They be depending on the difficulty if you be intersted in that kind 'o thing. ~~~~~ For the Men: Poet Style Shirts- Sleeveless $…
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Check out my tall ship models, including two French Pirate Ships. http://members15.clubphoto.com/geneva56335...1/guest-1.phtml Steve Priske - Model Shipwright
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I had a link to the on-line vendor of this hat, and have spent about two hours looking for it, without luck. I'm fairly certain I first saw the link here, so if you happen to know the vendor's URL, I'd really appreciate it.
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Hail me fellow Blackhearts, Ye be invited to view a New Web Site. Join in a Jolly Régaler Grand Opening & Bacchanalian (BYOR) in Honor of Madame Sinister Sue to be celebrated in in the Port of www.psychowench.com begining this Friday 22 of April 2005 Annus Dominus, by the Authority of The King. Manifest of NEW piratical provisions for your Plenty, Pleasure & Ease: Ye Olde Parchment; Pirate's Message in a Bottle; BLACK PEARL Missive in a shell; Customized GOLD laced pirate documents; Shell Gold (Write with PURE GOLD); Barber-Leech Ink write with esscence of GOLD; Bad-Ass Jacks (Royalty free patterns for making your own pirate flags); Old-fashioned QUILL with …
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Tall Ships of San Fransico® are a collection of 1,500 glass plate negative photographs not seen in over 130 years! In 2003 a discovery of historic proportions was made when 17 old wooden crates were opened for the first time in a century, and inside was the biggest story in west coast maritime history. None of these images have appeared in print until now. As we assemble the full history of this magnificent fleet of west coast built tall ships for an upcoming book, we are making a small number of prints available to the public. Ideal for home, office or on board decoration. Perfect art work for seafood restaurants! See our web site or full details: http://tallshipsofsanfr…
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hi all! Fergal the Botteler at yer service ( aka Shane Stainton, at least thats what mum kept tellin me) I specialize in medieval leatherwork specifically bottles and tankards (them tankards coming soon!) BUT keep in mind that the bottles I make are actually period for you folk! they were in heavy use in the UK from the 11th to the 18th century! the listing I have up today that ends in a few hours is for a set of 6 bottles, so if yer needin to bribe....err motivate the crew this is a good-un if you like the bottles but dont fancy buying a TON of them then feel free to contact me via the listing, my email addy, or via my website just call me! im usually in the shop. …
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As announced in the last issue of No Quarter Given, There is a drive to build Blackbeard's Sloop Adventure in Bath, NC. Yes, this will be a large undertaking, and many folks are excited about this project. The venture has been named: "Return the Adventure to Bath." Since the vessel was registered in the Vice-Admiralty Court in Bath in the Summer of 1718, the folks in Bath have a particular kinship with her. This project is not being sponsored by the state, though various state professionals have given their verbal support. A fundraiser raffle is being held with the prize being a cased model of the Adventure. The model is currently displayed at the Bath library…
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Ahoy,The Iron Hook New items and info have been posted, pricing will be available soon. We appreciate your interest and welcome any feedback! Barbossa/AKA The Hook www.theironhook.com
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Wasn't sure where to post this.... Anyway.... How do you guys pack yer feathered hats when traveling, preferably when taking an airplane? I would hate for mine to get all mushed.
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i found these and thought i would share. Pyrate Queen Socks
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