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I picked this up while I was shopping a few months ago, but never found a place to put it on something. It's yer lucky day, cause I'm getting rid of it! It's a small patch about an inch and a quarter long maybe longer. I added it to my website for viewing. I only have one, and paid 3.50 for it, but made it 4.25 to include .75 cents for shipping. Take a look, and if ya like it take it home! Isabella Silver and Black Scull and Crossbones Patch
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Ahoy me mateys! I be lookin' to add to my pirate wardrobe. Do any of ye know a place to get a decent pair of pirate boots?? Yer help is much appreciated! Guybrush
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Well, summer's in full swing,so between pirate activities, I'm finishing up the new paint and varnish on my classic yacht, S/V ORCA.....an LF Herreshoff design, 34' on deck, 38' overall, Alaskan Cedar on oversized oak scantlings.....Interior in Cedar, Oak, Teak, and a sprinkling of Mahogany..Marble counters (real, not 'cultured'), hot and cold pressure dockside water, fridge, microwave.....Starting at 44K....that be a start on her credentials, more to follow
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Psi Phi Cargo It be me again! I gots a pair o' fallfront breeches fer ye ta bid on. They be a bit smallish, 32", but could fit 30" with tha lacing up the back. Hope ta have some bigger ones made by next week. Also got me some Christmas stockings fer sale. If'n ye need a place ta keep your booty.
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For sale! It is Hand sewn by Rachel at the Boson's Mate. Really a fantastic job with all the correct period details. If you just need a shirt to go to a fest.... this aint the one. If you are ready to be "at the next level" with your authenticity, this would fit the bill. Made from high quality linen It a freakin huge size though. The style is drop shouldered but I would guess that this would be at least a size 50 shirt with a 19-20 inch neck. Rachel usually charges $150 for a shirt like this... but if you can pay pal me $100 and its yours
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I've decided to start the hunt for a larger ship's boat for the Royaliste, so.....I'm going to sell the outboard for the smaller one. A nice British Seagull short shaft, runs good, still part of the original 'Seagull' decal remaining on the tank........350.00 o.b.o. Aye!
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im confuse-ed. Where ye get more piratical shirts bt ata cheaper price, i mean whats the bes place fer the best deal. me humble port dont got none
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Well I swore I'd never wear a sword, but on Friday while visiting a friend, we traversed the Tyler Mall in Riverside, and came across one I had to have. I swear it 'called' to me. Found it at the Tinderbox store. It's a bit heavy, certainly not for fighting, as the tang doesn't go into the handle very far, nor does it have an 'edge'(geez if it did, I'd be the first one to get hurt with it!). I think the only thing it could fight against would be small wooden toothpicks! LOL! It's strictly for looks (I don't do fighting anyway), but I saw it and just fell in love with it. Bit pricey, well over a hundred bucks, it's made in Spain. I love the hilt and the scabbard, but t…
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Im lookin for a belt..... anyone have any idea were i could get a good looking inexpensive one without going through the internet?
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Well here's the finished product of using the Capt. coat pattern. Unfortunately, I couldn't afford to buy black lining (hey you try and live on $700.00 a month on Government disability!), but I had some expensive linen lining I found at the Thrift store, so I used that. I had to use elastic in the waist of the breeches, because the outfit not only has to fit me, but my companion too, as we both have parts in the skit PRP does (not at the same time!). My concern is that the coat came out looking like an oversized well...uh coat. With frock coat patterns there's somewhat of a body form fit. Did anyone else have a problem with this? (Geez with this new digital camera, …
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My garb treads a fine line between Elizabethan Rogue and early Pyrate, since my home fair is Elizabethan. Basically I just change from flat cap to cavalier hat to change the look. I'd like to add a sword... one that could fit the late 16th century as well as through the 17th. Were swept hilt rapiers around in Elizabethan times, and would a self-respecting pirate be seen carrying one? Or any other suggestions? TIA.
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Hello all. I've been running into a problem on a 1680s waistcoat I'm working on, but I've noticed the problem on earlier clothing too and wanted to know if any of you had a better solution. This 1680s waistcoat has buttonholes every inch all the way down the front edge. That's like 5 million buttonholes. Anyway, as I'm making the buttonholes, I'm noticing that the left side of the waistcoat is getting shorter. I realize that this is because of "take up" caused by making buttonholes. I've noticed it before. Thinner fabrics tend to take up more than thicker fabrics. And this waistcoat is silk outer and lining, interlined with linen. My current solution is to cut th…
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I was wondering if anybody could help me out with Sparrow's tattoo? I need a rather large, high quality picture of it for a craft project for my Depp Obsessed 14 year old neice. Does anybody have one of those Capt Jack tattoos listed on Ebay? These too expensive for my blood says I. If anybody could help me out with a scan or something! I be much obliged and I shall buy you 3 tankards of the finest rum!! Morgana Bloodheart
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Hey there mates, I'm looking for a good Jack Sparrow coat. I've seen several, but they are either innacurate, expensive or both... I used to see a good on on eBay for only 75 bucks, but havent seen it in a long time, and I remember it came in black or brown. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance!
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AHOY! ye scurvy dogs! ...anywho, I'm lookin to make or buy pirate boot covers. But noone of this cheap crap you see on costume sites! I'm lookin for a pattern to make nice leather ones, or maybe buy nicew leather ones, with BIG HUGE buckets!!! (example, look at the jack sparrow and captain barbosa boots Ren Boots.) Here's a picture of the "boots" that i'm making the covers for. They're great except for the fact that they are ankle high! (theyre a wee bit dirty from ren fest this weekend) pirate boots
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Pirate coat SMThere's only a few days left fer ye ta place yer bids!
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ARTICLE 6: That Man that shall snap his Arms, or smoak Tobacco in the Hold, without cap to his Pipe, or carry a candle lighted without lanthorn, shall receive Moses's Law (that is 40 Stripes lacking one) on the bare Back. Now I don't want to be receivin' Moses' Law or nuthin, so I best be gettin me a pipe with a cap or sumthin'. I've seen them lovely clay Tavern Pipes, but they're not practical for life at sea. What kind of a capped pipe might a pirate use?
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I have the following for sale: 1-slop trousers, G.Gedney Godwin, maker white canvas w/anchor buttons $40.00(about a 36" waist) 1.-Pair white canvas knee breeches, Townsend maker, plain pewter buttons, about 36" waist 1- pair blue wool knee breeches, linen lined, tie at knee, Buffalo Enterprise maker, 1742 RN pattern $60.00 Brass buttons 1-pair striped ticking knee breeches, Druids Oak maker, plain buttons, 1-pair 1812 trousers, Townsend maker, plain buttons, canvas drop front,$40.00 3-white cotton 18th Century men's shirts, fold down collar. $15.00 each size 17-171/2 1-medium blue & white checked shirts, Townsend made, $15.00 1-medium black & white checke…
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I sew my own designs for a hobby, and I'm trying to make some pirate things. I was wondering if anyone could help with a bit of difficulty I'm running into... Firstly, boots. I read that in Pirates of the Caribbean, the boots weren't actual boots per se, just leather shoes with the upper part strapped on under the heel, spats I think they're called. So I'm considering buying a pair of cheap leather shoes, some leather remnants and making my own. I was wondering if anyone had any tips on patterns or advice on sewing with (soft) leather? And on altering the colour of the base shoes to match the upper part. Secondly, if anybody could poke me towards a pattern for a coat…
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Aye, I'd like to find a nice costume (tis for halloween & general pirate days) Would like a nice, good qualitee garb, & a suave good ol tri-corner cap'n's hat, I gots £40 'o dubloons at the most any help much be 'preciated. Thank ye, me hearties!
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Anyone know if there's such a thing as a map showing the (then known) world from the 'golden age', marked with ports/routes of the most well known pirates/privateers? TIA.
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WizKids Games has announced the release of their new Pirate game: Pirates of the Spanish Main WizKids makes Crimson Skies (air pirates!), HeroClix, MageKnight, Mech Warrior, SportsClix, et al. They are at the forefront of miniatures gaming, and have a good reputation for making fun games that last. Pirates of the Spanish Main looks to be a radical game, only time will tell if it is a success.
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Psi Phi Cargo Here be a Wine Velvet coat to be feasting ye eyes on. Keep a look out though maties as I be adding the fall-front breeches to me cargo soon. Will post again whens I gets them in.
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Someone (I think Siren or Akasha) was curious about the Safflower Frock Coat I was making. I just discovered that I had a load of pictures I never put up. They're not of the finished product yet, but of the dyeing process (i.e. how the safflower frock coat came to be coloured safflower). So if you're interested, here's the page: A Late 18thc Frock Coat Dyed with Safflower Can you believe that I have a man who not only would wear this colour, but actually bragged to his friends about it! Married the right chap, I did... I'll be doing more work on it for the Colonial Ball in early October, so I will post pictures of the finished garment then. Enjoy! And let me k…
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I be wonderin if ya scurvy dog know where to get some slops or any one who makes em
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