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Ahoy, I have a pair of shoes to sell. They are a pair I wore at most a half-dozen times when doing RevWar. I'll throw in the buckles for free. Shoes similar to these, with buckles, will cost you about $170. These shoes were custom made from Godwin, left and right lasts, with squared toes. They are a little large for me (one of the other reasons why I never really wore them). I'm a size 10 1/2, so I'd put them at 11. If you are interested, make me an offer. I certainly don't expect $170, but these are a nice pair of shoes, and you'll be saving $30 since I'm including the buckles. Front Side Bottom Blackjohn
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Aye, after many weeks of searchin' the web, I've come across some pirate garb that is within me budget and can git me started. I've ordered from several different sites hopin' to 'ave it all by Halloween so's I can dress up with me daughter, she'll be a pirate as well, she has one of those cheesy kid costumes, but she loves it anyway. I'll post a pic as soon as I can.....Arrrr! PS. I'm still trying to decide on a vest or a jacket of some kind, any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks!
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For those of you following the progress of my web page dedicated to Golden Age Pirate Re-enacting.... I have just updated the site with a page on Justaucorps details. Not too much text but a lot of pictures of the one I had made from extant garments in the V &A and a 1700s coat pattern. Here is the link to the Justaucorps page
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I have a re-enacting shoe fetish.... so to speak. I really feel that shoes are the achilles heal of re-enacting because they are not flashy or sexy like a sword, coat, or pistol and are often overlooked by the re-enactor. I always seem to judge a living historian by the shoes that they wear, because it usually is an indicator (for me) as to that persons' attention to detail. That being said, has anyone bought or seen first hand, Jarnigans early 18th Century shoe? http://www.jarnaginco.com/FIcatframe.html
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I had this up on e-Bay but it didn't sell. I'm askin' $25 fer it with $4 for Priority Mail shipping. It's a polyester blend fabric that you can wash in the washing machine. It fits a L/XL and is really big and billowy.
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So I've looked online at several sashes ranging from $50-$9. Yesterday at the fabric store...I found satin on sale ($2.50 per yard) and grabbed some fringe from the drapery dept. No my question is fer ye weathered seamstresses....How long should I make the sash (I've seen 10 ft. online for orders...but is this the optimal legnth for about a 33" waist)? and what width should I cut the fabric to? Thank ye Kat
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Check it out! http://whydah.com/store/product_info.php?c...products_id=189 Thanks! The Corsair
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check it out: http://whydah.com/store/product_info.php?p...4f27aec85dcbf2d [You might have to cut and paste the URL into your browser]
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Ahoy all! We're proud to announce our new line of customized trading cards. Each on features an original illustration of you along with your particulars on the front and back. These are professionally printed, not quickies and Sir Nigel is doing the illustrations for everyone. Imagine going to the next event with children of all ages trying to collect these from all the pirates attending. And they double as business cards! Visit http://www.piratesofthecoast.com/shop for ordering information... Following is a sample of the front and back of the card...
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Arrrr Mateys. Design yarrr own Jolly Roger patch. Or just come learn to interpret the meaning of the symbols placed upon pirate flags. You’ll be reading pirate pictograms in no time. Visit www.ironhorse-cowgirls.com and click on the link “design your own pirate flag patch”. ARRRR! In response to the recent post: Iron Horse Cowgirls is the host site for "Cycle Wench", "Motormouth" and a number of other pages that are motorcycle related and are of interest to bikers including, but not limited to, motorcycling pirate types. The design your own pirate flag link is in the "Calling All Cycle Wenches" area on the main page. Plus there are cool scullys to look at on the zipper…
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...for your skeleton crew... http://whydah.com/store/product_info.php?c...&products_id=40
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from scratch... http://whydah.com/store/product_info.php?c...products_id=190
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Do any of ye pirate lasses have a good recommendation for cloaks or capes? I don't want to be freezin my buxomness off at the Ren Faire later this month!
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I be lookins fer a pair o boots, but I couldn't find much, actually only 3 pairs, but I need help... like brown, er black... Big cover sleeve but still fits
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This is not always an easy title to find... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...=ADME:B:LC:US:1 You'll probably have to cut and paste this address into your browser. Thanks for looking. Corsair
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...an oldie, but goodie! Check it out [you might have to cut and paste the address into your browser] http://whydah.com/store/product_info.php?c...products_id=198
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Nice price on this history of swordfighting! http://whydah.com/store/product_info.php?p...products_id=199
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I'm beginning to *attempt* to update my garb from the velvet tights, thighboots and leather doublet I used to wear and add a few new pieces here and there and I have a question about those stripey stockings that are now popping up all over due to the impending Halloween celebrations. I like them, but I don't want to run about looking as if I've escaped from a badly drawn fairy fantasy and I was wondering how many of you incorporate the *stripes* into your wardrobe and if they are indeed authentic. My thanks in advance!
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This information was printed on Crossing Blades by Capt. Lulu and I thought the rest of you might be interested in reading it. ****************************************************** Details I have noticed... Bandana is a sort of paisley print, and reminds me of an Indian type print on many pashmina scarves or an old west/Native American style print. It's very long, not typical bandana length so it leads me to believe it is a scarf. It's tied about his head and the excess hangs down the back or to the side depending on which way it flutters about his hair.Bandana 1Bandana 2 Hair is a wig, there's a pony tail that sticks out on the side where the bone sticks in his hai…
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Pewter Pins for Sale A friend of mine has an overstock of pewter pins she is trying to sell, and is selling them at $8.50 a peice. She does accept paypal. She has a total of 19 "Official Bodice Inspector" pins, and 37 "Lusty Lady" pins. They will be sold on a first come, first serve basis. If you want photos w/ size and images of the pins, drop me an email at blenderwench@gmail.com or PM me here w/ your email info. Questions and payment coordination can be made directly to the seller, Meredith, at icequeen1874@yahoo.com
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I be getting my self some new duds to kick off me fall sesson and into the winter
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Question for anyone who has sewn this pattern (Coat and or Pants)... I'm a size 'tweener' for both the chest and hip measurements. Can't decide between Medium and Large, and I have to choose before buying the pattern, because that (M/L) is the dividing line between pattern sets. Anyone know if this pattern tends to run 'smaller' or 'larger' than stated? Also, why does life have to be so damned complicated?
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I am so excited about this! That I have to share my luck with the crew here! I have been hunting down 100% silk velvet for some time (check out my links to other ports at my pirate site). Most suppliers of silk claim there "is no such thing as 100% silk". Which, of course, is not true. The problem is that if it exists, its very expensive. This material, when found by a commercial source, is usually about $150 a yard. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...DME:B:EOAB:US:6 Lucky me got it for about $20 a yard including shipping! 14 meters should be enough for a justacorps, waistcoat, breeches and a Mantua! I don't mean to brag... just have an excitment tha…
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Arrg mates, was marooned on an island off de coast of South Carolina named Parris, but it aint no Paris I'll tell ye that. Before me was marooned and finally graduated off that beach ther be a carribbean cutlass for sale that had a pearl handle. it was sold, but i fancied it and thought it nice touch for the kit. anyone seen any around or know where to acquire one? also, being authentic minded, what are the patterns and fabrics to use for a deck hand? fire an email at jdewsoniii@yahoo.com or respond to the post. -Motivated Deckhand Joe
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Arrgg mates, Found these two life takers and widow makers around. Any inklings if authentic repops of these were to be made if they would be period or right for the period? Check out the links and look forward to all the grumbling to come. http://www.antiqueswords.com/scs4.htm http://www.butterfields.com/areas/arms/735.../7350a-1078.htm
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