Thieves Market
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I was wondering if there was anyone who knew if there is a store anywhere in Oregon where I can find a cheap tricorn. If not, it's no big deal, but I'd like to get one.
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...bayphotohosting
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I wents to sea and gots ye some more pirite coats. Only one is up right now, but there be more a'coming by sundown on Sunday. I needs me rest. Psi Phi Cargo Ravage me lots. Me likes it.
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Well I suppose I could make it, but after pricin' material, I think it might be cheaper just to buy one ready made. What I need is a fancy shirt with a good lace ruffled front and sleeve cuffs to go with my frock coat. Anyone got a good site to go to for that and under $65.00 ? Rumba Rue **I had a mind once, but it's wandered off**
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Well...I know it was mentioned somewhere here in the Pub by KW Pirate, but I wanted to let ye'all know that I have new photo's on my web page. There are a couple of photo's from the Conch Republic Battle that KW Pirate mentioned too. My wife also got second place for the Best Wench costume! We ended up leaving with over about $400. in prizes!! Woo-Hoo! Anyway.....Carry on Mate! Blackskot.8k.com
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Ok... maybe this will sound dumb but I need help. I've been creating hats for years and never really needed to worry about this before, I'm adding to my line to include hats that need blocked to be sized, ie Pirate hats, cavalier hats etc. I've always done my own but paid the price for presized blank, but in the interest of keeping costs down, I need to learn to size them. I know it can be done without all the fance equipment, unfortunately my friend that used to create all our Rev war and furtrade era hats has passed and so I cannot talk to him. I know he sized hats without all the "equipment". I am tenatively going to be vending at a Celtic/Medieval festival in jus…
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If ya Lads and Lasses be looking for a Nice Hand made Leather or Cloth Tri-corn, I be making em meself Lemme known
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http://www.bigboyswartoys.com/cgi-bin/prod...item=SSHOW-5901 Check that out
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I were just thinkin' o some o the treasures I 'ave liberated from others an which were me favorites. Me favorit plunder were a pair o sterling silver, gold plated goblets I obtained from a local antique store fer five dollars. A couple weeks later I were in the store again an the lass runnin' it said she looked em up in her directory an they shoulda sold fer $95 each. So, what were the most fortuatous find ye 'ave 'ad?
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A Brief History of the Pirate I have been a "Pirate" for a great many years. I have done the research, lived the life and suffered the consequences for my actions. I am What many consider the Last true Pirate in the world. Living life as a Pirate is not an easy task. I have seen many discussion forums on this matter, and Lately I have seen an influx to the "Pirate" way of life, or how hollywood portrays it. I have decided to post this to share a little info. 1. The Pirates Life for me. Contrary to Hollywood or popular belief, Pirates were neither Handsome, or Rougish in nature. Most were underfed, Over worked, and out of life by the time they had seen the…
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Does anyone have a source for a fisherman's anchor? These are the traditional anchors that we see used in drawings and insignias. I found a UK source but I am trying to find one UPSable. Also I need an 18th century compass. Any sources Cheers
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Ahoy Mateys! I Ave been Overhauling me Vessel. She is a Fyne ship, but has a lot of hull rot down in the bildge. This coupled with my two and only Crew men, who insist on getting paid for their labours, has drawn me from this fyne establishment. Aye a Pirates life can be rough, but when the sun sets off yer bow, and ye have a fyne tankard of rum, theres nothing in the world that can compare to that! I shall try to be here a bit more often, but me Ship need work, and I ave a lot of free time between employs... The Pirate Captain Morgan
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Alrighty, well cleaning out me closet I gots something else ta sell something else! Take a look! http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...MESSE%3AIT&rd=1
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Arrr, it be time for me to thin my collection of garb. This here is a beauty and can be easily modified to a good frock. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...MESSE%3AIT&rd=1
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When I was looking to buy a small boat I has a man email me this link. They are beautiful if you are woodworking friendly http://www.stevensonprojects.com/ Enjoy! The Petal cars rock too!
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Got a question for the pirate prop builders out there. I ran across a website awhile back that showed how to make a replica of Jack Sparrow's compass, but lost track of it. Anybody out there know where it might be, or be working on their own copy? Looking for a new project, and I can't find the information(even where I might find some good pictures).
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If this has been posted before then I apologise, but I just had to share this: Jack Sparrow Plush Doll
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http://www.stoneage-antiques.com/
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Aye mateys, to some of ye it probably be not much of a game, but I ordered me own Morgan's Revenge the other day fer a little fun. Tis it a fun game??? (Sounds like one)
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AHOY MATIES! I be needin new weapons. Where be a place to set me deadlights?
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Awright, havin put aside a bit of tin, Im lookin to acquire an new flintlock, and I'd like some input. Should the belov'ed Mad Zorg : A) Go for the Loyalist Arms Jacobian lock (as most of the stuff I do recreation wize is early period) or Go for the English lock (as its more versatile and covers a larger peroid o time or C) Say screw it to the heavy monsters (the Jacobian's are 25" long) and just get a queen anne from whatever source has the best price fer em? Suggestions? Sources? Prices are all about the same. Just wants ta hear yer inputs, mates.
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Arrr...it seems a bit unseemly ter haf'ta buy yer own treasure, but it be not as common ta come by as wunst t'was; tho' it still seems ter be ev'ry bit as precious and valyu'ble. This is a site wot has available silver reales and gold escudos in one's, two's, four's, an' th' e'er pop'u'lar, eights (tho' pyrate wisdom says all sizes fits me). Also other miscellanie and divers treasures and trinkets wot bin lib'rated from th' Spanish Galleon "Our Lady of Atocha" circa the year of our Lord, 1622, off'n th' coast of Key West; an other sich laden vessels wot missed out on previous occasions ta be pyrated proper-like. Clap yer deadlights on these loverlies: Forecastle Tre…
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Ahoy aloft and alow! Wanting a better quality hat than I could make the first time round. I wanted a well cocked hat, on the order of what clearwater calls a "French" style. I contacted Clearwater in February, sent a money order out right away, and in 8 weeks time (less a day), I recieved my hat. Back in December, the turn around time had been 4 weeks, but he had recieved a rush of orders, which increased the turn around. The hat looks precisely like this (save mine is 'coffee' coloured, as I ordered, rather than black) - You get exactly what you see in the photo, a well cocked hat of high quality. They come with a silk binding, and sweatband, and an adjustable cot…
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Goin' to port to gather me up some more piratey coats. Seein' as ye likes to plunder me ship (and I likes to be plundered) I thought I'd get an opinion of what ye all likes. An' I also like to give a yo ho ho and a bottle of rum to all ye scurvy dogs that placed yer bets on me last bit o' cargo.
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Ahoy, been a we bit fer me here at the Pub. Lot O' landlubber bizness to tend to of late. I have been scouring everywhere fer many a moon and a day to locate me some o this here fabric but hence no plunder fer me. So I pose the question ta ye. Has anyone seen or know what it is or where it......the fabric used on Captain Barbossa's Frock. I have also noticed (thanks to me sharp eye, no not the glass one) just recently that it is used in the film quite a bit. It appear to be the same type stuff, different color of course, used for TWO of Gov, Swann's uniforms and a background character. Need very much to find these fabrics if ye all have seen them about. Thankee much, Ja…
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