Thieves Market
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Okay mates, we have him. Our favorite Pirate scum who is auctioning off all those *faux* props from POTC has had several of his auctions closed down my Disney Legal. I recieved a post today from them telling me what is happening AND... that in the future I should forward any and all auctions that are seen to be fraudulent to them ASAP so that steps can be taken. I told them that Pyracy Pub has an eye on him and that I would let them know if anything else that was suspect surfaced. So.... keep a weather eye out mates. If you see an auction that you suspect is a fraud, send me the link as soon as you can and I will forward it to legal. Who says Pyrates canna work wi…
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I got me marlinespike sailor book bout a week ago and i dug up some canvas and thread and made me a seabag took me about four days to finish working on it whenever i had the time but its tough and will serve me well ill post pictures when i have them John
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Dunno, Patrick, but if'n ye want, I'll measure ours.........from originals at the Canadian War Museum.
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Take a L@@K!
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RETURN TO TREASURE ISLAND--Barry Clifford's account of the discovery of pirate ships at St. Mary's off the northeast coast of Madagascar in 1999 and 2000--is now available as a trade paperback. Check it out here: http://whydah.com/store/product_info.php?p...products_id=225 (you might have to cut and paste the URL address into your browser) Regards, The Corsair
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Morning Shipmates Please excuse my intrusion but I am so excited and wanted to share with other lovers of sea stories. Today I received the proof copy of the 2nd edition of Falcon's Revenge. The cover is so beautiful and the interior text and layout looks just great. To celebrate I am having a drawing to send the winner the signed first copy. The details are on my web site. http://www.josephlosteen.com Good Luck :) Joe
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The Dawdler, built in Wilmington CA 1928. Gaff rigged, bald headed schooner. 28' on deck, 36' sparred, 10' abeam (which be damn beamy fer somethin so small). Aven't taken note of her sail area yet, but she sports a bit: jib, gaff fore, gaff main, fisherman (an' if ya know yer schooners, she also has a gollywobbler fisherman almost the size o' the fore, and main tagether). Steerage is tiller, Wheels is fer lubbers. Word's come down from the old salts that afore she was neglected fer about three decades she was damn fast, and she will be again by the powers. Got her from a drunken bos'un fer a song ta boot. note: these pics were taken from me mates camera phone so there no…
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Hullo there All, I Just picked up the simplicity patterns and i was wondering of what type of fabrics and buttons i should make me frock coat out of. i want it to be tough and durable . and i also want it to be salt water resistent and accurate for thew time period. it will be under heavy use.and i want it to be light enough to wear all year round. suggestions ? Thank ye John
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I bought some of these at Hot Topic the other day, they are really cool. I think I will use them to decorate my hearse. http://www.hottopic.com/store/product.asp?...M=559631&RN=186
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Arr! Some of ye Ren Faire types might be familiar with the booth known as "Fellowship Foundry"....me mate, (of Foundry infamy) asked me ter let all o' ye know about his latest addition ter his pewter collections...I be savin' up fer a set o' 4. Pirate Shot Glass oh...and he has an older design that be just as nice. Skull Shot Glass
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I need a good recommendation fer carryin' me stein/purse...etc. Do many of ye use a belt and attach onto it? Thank ye in advance fer help with this! Katerine
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Avast there! Just collected a re- bound book from our local bookbinder. It is the "Buccaneers of America" by Alexandre Olivier Exquemelin that was first published in 1678. I had the book rebound in goatskin and decorated it with the year of publishing on the cover (1678 translates to MDCLXXVIII in Latin numerals) and a french lilies on the spine (as Exquemelin was a frenchman). What a transition! From an ordinary, dull paperback like this: to a work of art:
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and note the price....I am now crying... Broadway Costume Sale Draws Halloween Hordes Tue Oct 26, 4:58 PM ET Entertainment - Reuters Industry By Claudia Parsons NEW YORK (Reuters) - New Yorkers lined up around the block on Tuesday to get their hands on cowboy hats, velvet capes, Roman armor and pirate outfits that were among thousands of Broadway costumes in a pre-Halloween clearance sale. The Theatre Development Fund is paring down its collection of 80,000 costumes, donated by Broadway theaters and the Metropolitan Opera (news - web sites), which are loaned out to not-for-profit theater groups, colleges and schools. "We're moving down to a smaller space so w…
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Anyone from the San Diego area, need some help here. Where be a good place to get meself a good pirate-type hat. Preferably one with feathers and a nice wide brim. I found one at Comic Con, was simply perfect, til I saw the price, close to $200! I about flipped! It's a bloody hat, what the hell! So, any suggestions?
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Quick hint: If you have a real good thrift store around check out the mens coat section. I have found 4 coats now that could easily double as Capt. coats, perfect length, and by simply adding a cuff you've got yourself a fine coat! All the coats I saw were running about $20.00 each. Look for the long coats in either men's or women's section. *I would have bought the coats, but none fit me. Rumba Rue **Always try to be of help**
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First come, first served!! http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...5529295061&rd=1
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I be makin' planty O' Pirate type wood plaques and wood door hangers. They are all hand painted or wood burned. Size - 8.5x11.5. They are very thin and light weight.....could be framed. All are affordable and would make your favorite pirate (your self) a good x-mas gift. Oh yea.....Special orders welcome!!! Please check it out and pass it on to your mates! Pirate Plaques & Stuff
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I picked these up in Santa Cruz the other day, but they are readily available on-line. They are sold as skate shoes, but they make great deck shoes too. They are super comfortable and VERY cool!! Vans has a whole line of skull shoes available CHECK 'EM OUT HERE
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Hi there, my name is Sarah or Mary Sue Phonix (me pirate lass name). I went to the Kanasas City Ren Fest this year for me second time in a row and I had a lot of fun. But sadly I could not spend a lot of money or time on making a costume ahead of time since. I am planning on goin to two anime convention later this year, as well as a few family trips. lol so money is kind of short sometimes at my house. So I had to use somethings from my house and go dressed up as a Hobbit. And even though I really liked my costume and had lots of fun playing the act. I still couldn't help but feel slightly jelous when I saw other people with their had made outfits that looked so amazing…
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This is kind of cool!Cutthroat Island Movie Costumes
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I had these when I was a kid--probably part of what got me hooked... http://whydah.com/store/product_info.php?c...products_id=206 The Corsair
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All of the infomative information on these forums and what people on this site know is worth gold. i was sittin on me bum jest tha other day and i thought to myself the community er otherwise put.. people of this here site should make a web page dedicated to all the things we know because i find meself digging thourgh old dead topics er just starting another topic when i want to know somthing we have all kinds here reinactors , history buffs , gentlemen of fortune, grog guzzlers, sewing experts, so on and so on, the list grows everyday If we put our heads together, and every thing we know and think about the olden days, golden days and modern days of Piracy, including t…
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Does any one know how to make a 16th/17th century Seabag or dittybag or where to get one? John
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I dont think so - I have been working on my garb for over a year now. And it just keeps evolving - what do you think?
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My "smith" came to the event this weekend bearing gifts! The barrel is 12 inches long by .50 caliber bore, and it'll fire like a thing of beauty! I built the carriage. I know it's not the best, but I think it fits. And the best part... I have 11 more on the way over the next few weeks What I need to know now is... what are the laws concerning cannons that only fire blank loads? I am only going to fire blank charges in thesse. Are they legal to fire? Is there a permit you have to get? Etc? The thought of that thar gallows (or jail cell) gives me the shakes...
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