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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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Ahoy mates... I had me eye on the Jas. Townsend 18th century workshirt. Has anyone ordered this shirt/worn it/seen it? Townsend makes great period stuff, but I was wondering about comfort and style... you can't tell a great deal from their website.
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Arrrrr...this swabbie be look'n fer a good board'n pistol of quality an reliability. I've not much experince with muzzleloaders yet...jus' modern pistols, so's I be look'n fer some advice from ye more experinced mates. Look'n for somthing late 1670 to 1730 or so, I found this here piece on www.middlesexvillagetrading.com an it looked quite intrest'n...any advice? This Blunderbuss pistol is .50 cal at breech with flared muzzle and brass barrel secured with steel key. Other features include an engraved steel triggerguard, a safety catch to allow locking it in the half cock position, and a rainproof pan.The spring-loaded triangular bayonet folds back on top of barre…
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Ahoy aloft and Alow, At the end of January, members of our crew inquired with Loyalist Arms & Repairs as to whether they had any Early British Sea-Service pistols in stock. We were expecting a wait, and scrambled to get an order together for 5 of them when we learned they had them in stock, in .64 caliber (they offer them in .62 and .64). Once they recieved the money, Loyalist assured us that it would be a matter of a few weeks time, as they had to assemble and fit and finish the pistols in their shop, as their normal custom for quality control. Three weeks later (there were a few unavoidable delays, due to minor family crisis and weather), the pistols arrived on m…
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I ordered me cutlass about two months ago (I hate 'avin to use snail mail) an she finally arrived. She's not pretty an' fancy, but she 'as a good strong blade o' carbon steel. She's just plain an' deadly, like me. An' well worth the $57.00 I paid. I got her from Allenbey's, they 'ave a good collection of pirate replicas at very good prices. http://www.lovethosegifts.com/level.itml/icOid/4413
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I jus' bought a wool felt hat blank at the Escondido faire. Now I want to shape it into a tricorn, and I don't have a brooch or a pin to hold it up. I keep hearing about steaming it into shape. Does anyone here know how to shape hats into tricorns? Captain Wolfy Wench
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My good old fiddle! Well, I be sellin' a friend. Havn't been using it the last year and am planning to sell it to a good home. If'n I don't get a bite here, it'll be ebay next. It's a Lewis & Sons, David Model 168. It was made in 1995. There are a few small cosmetic scratches. Otherwise it's in great condition. This is a good model for a serious student. It comes with a fiberglass bow and one of them fancy featherweight type cases. I'm selling it cheaper than music stores would sell it for. If you're interested, please email me at cornettokid@excite.com and I'll give you more info. -Blackeye Susan
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I be havin 4 of the original 882 pieces now. Well not actually originally but I could always wish.
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For those interested in firearms from militaryheritage.com there is a great discussion of them over on muzzleloadingforum.com. From the discussion over there, they seem to be of pretty good quality. Here is the link to the topic. http://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/ubbthrea...sb=5&o=&fpart=1
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Just stopppin' off to port for a spot of rum and wanted to give ye scurvy dogs a shot at swiping me loot before me puts to sea again. Only be here fer a day or two so be quicks about it! Psi Phi Cargo ravage me!! I likes it!!
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Expression o' general frustration that. Here's me yarn: So I ordered these absolutely luvverly piratical boots off ebay, in my size. They came in a few days ago, and I tried them on. THe right one fit me like twere made fer me, but the left, oho the left... bloomin size 5!!! Arrrrrrgggghhhhh So, ifn any one knows whereabouts I can get ahold o' some ladies size 7 pirate boots, preferably brown, I'd be greatly obliged if ya tell me. Ali
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These guys have got DOZENS of faux flintlocks from various eras, most of them at around $25-30. Also some very nice costume pieces. Z By the Sword
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AHOY! I have seen the posts concerning the Gadjest that Pirates carry, (much too much emphasis on nice shiney trinkets, ) And I am here to find out if there is any interest on or about, Hand made Piratical Objects, SUCH as: Cloaks/Capes Clothing (I ave a connection) Hats, (Of course) Swords (Crafted from the finest, ((Translated Cheapest)) Metals) Flintlocks (Again Crafted from the finest (Translated Cheapest) Metals) As a Pirate, I have been forced in the past to Manufacture me own weapons, although any sword is better than no sword, (I have made about 6 actual swords, sold all of them for a decent profit, and then the Flintlock Pistol, I have made 2, hand crafted…
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I'm looking for good period piratical boots. They need to withstand the scruitiny of historical nazis for 1600s time period. The kicker... besides being wonderfully historical... preferably no more than $150.
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Ok this this thread is a continuation of one I started in plunder. Deacon the reason Her Majesties degree prevented privateers from fitting out in England was two fold. 1 It not only prevented them from bringing in their prizes but also had provisions against outfitting privateers so crossing the sea to get weapons was a mute point if you had to sail home to bring in your prizes. 2 The confederate laws for the issuing of letters of mark required that they be inspect by a person authorized to issue said letters of mark and that they be already fully equipped. For these reason confederate privateers did not at any time fit out in Europe. They were only effective…
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for those of you active in the cycling world, i thought i'd post this fer ye ...a new limited cycling jersey made by voler. they will only accept orders until april 18th. and it's currently on sale... for you non-cycling people, yes that is a good price on the jersey. put your eyes back in your head, please. lol btw-these are also great shirts for hiking/outdoor sports...cute pocket in the back to hold yer plunder more info on jersey here
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I just ordered these new Pirate boots ($65.95 with shipping) I'll let you know how the are when I get them. House of Andar
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Finally after 5 very long weeks my Jack Sparrow coat arrived today from Carliles. There's one small flaw, I was at an AA meeting when the USPS stopped by so I have to wait a whole nother day to get the the thing from the post office tomorrow. I guess one more day is not going to kill me. The thing that might actually cause a heart attack is when I go out and intentionally age it while dragging it behind my truck on the beach. I might even use a little sun to slightly lighten up the fabric.
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Not to be sounding ungrateful an all, and I do be thank'n all ye that places yer bets on me coats, but ye seem to be fergetting that there be other cargo on board. So here be the link to me ship. Ravage me! I likes it! Psi Phi Cargo
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Hello Boyos and Girlos, I'm cleaning out my jewelry box of things that I've never worn. Some things I bought tried on once, and was too lazy to return or mail back, and this is one of them. I bought this beauty from the Metropolitan Musuem via their site and tried it on decided I didn't care for it on me. It's beautiful and heavy, on a small curb link chain. This is their discription of the item: "This cross is adapted from a design in The Grammar of Ornament, a theoretical treatise in which Owen Jones (British, 1809–1874) illustrates decorative styles from a multitude of artistic traditions, ranging from Celtic sculpture to Islamic architecture to Oriental…
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Please do my survey!
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After finding the ready made hat much too expensive for my taste ($197). I ordered a hat blank with a wide brim. I received it today ($29) and started forming and the preliminary gold trim. It is a good quality and very comfortable to wear. Below is what I hope it will be similar to. I will post a photo when it is completed. Joe
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Just thought I'd show ya my eagerly awated new boomstick from Loyalist Arms and Repair. It's a .64 beast circa about 1640.
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I am new to this forum, and what made me want to join is my obsesion with pirates. I want to make a real cool pirate costume, that is very cool looking. Can someone please guide me on what to do.
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