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I need help with getting a pic on my thing like everyone else. I don't know how!!!!!!!
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Just got the latest Museum Replicas Limited catalog, and it has pirates on the cover, a first for MRL as far as I know. Cutlass, rapier and flintlocks on view.
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Arrr! I thought this was worth mentionin' I wandered into me local Michael's Craft store here in California (on TLAPD no less...in full regalia...oh the looks from the lubbers), and I spied a miniature pirate ship fer $40! Complete with mini pirates, the ship moves, and lights up, and has the sound of sea shanties bein sung ("Yo-Ho-Ho and a bottle o' rum). So if ye get a chance, check it out! -Redd
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How many on the list shoot a flintlock rifle, musket, or pistol? Capt. William
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Be needin' ideas fer makin' me own piratin' outfit, if ye please. Can't afford ta be spendin' too much o' me gold on it neither. Any info or advice would be grately appreciated, an me hats off to ye, when I gets one o' course. Thank ye! An' 'ave a drink on me!!
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Some o' me mates have asked me between screamin'... "Oh Redd, where did ye get yer fine dreadlocks?" "Well," sez I, "These are natural. But ye can fake 'em, if ye like. Just go to yer local costume shop, or Spirit store, and buy one (or even two) rastafarian cap/wigs. Just cut out the yak hair dreads and sew them into the back part of a kercheif. Weave some bones and other trinkets inter yer hair...and AVAST! Pirate Dreadlocks." If ye wants ter find some bones to weave inter yer hair, there's a place in Albany, CA called The Bone Room. I think they be on the internet. That's where ol' Redd got his prized trinket: A real set of human finger bones that he mounted on a me…
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Does anyone know where I can find some (inexpensive) replica coins? Or even not so good replica coins? For Halloween the front yard is becoming a ghost ship, complete with black, ripped mast and ship's wheel. I'm currently working on garb for the "skeleton" crew. I have mardi gras beads for part of the treasure chest but I need coins. Thank'ee
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Ahoy! I'm lookin for a thatrical and coreographed fighting worthy cutlass. I'm seein alot o these costuming type swords, but I'm told they get worn very quickly if using them in staged combat. I'm shoppin around so I'm lookin for the best price I can get. Anyone know of such things? Fair winds to ye, Black Davy Irons
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Used Custom Boots for Large Pirates
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(Thought this might be better noticed in a separate thread) I be partin' with some custom-made boots that be good for ye large-sized shipmates. These boots were custom made for me 2 years ago but I've since lost weight and they no longer fit. They were worn once. Size: Men's 8-9 Women's 10-11 Calf: measures over 19 inches around They're very soft and slide on and off easily. The width is probably a DD, they are VERY wide. They were originally intended for a Han Solo outfit but they could make nice pirate boots. They can be found on e-Bay: Custom Made Black Boots
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it seems we lost our last topic on pirate art,so here we go again
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Me lady wife has decided to go on the account with me but is having problems deciding on appropriate kit. She has plenty of wench garb, but wants to do more male styled garb. We've been looking at pirate fantasy stuff like the art of Clyde Caldwell, Don Maitz, or Edward Beard. Looks great to me, but is that going to be too way out even for this crowd? Opinions please, ladies? Hawkyns
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Back in July I ordered a pirate cutlass from Lords Armory. Payment was deducted from my account on July 30. I am still waiting. I emailed them three times asking for an approximate delivery date. I received no answer and the last email was returned as "undeliverable." Their phone number elicits only a busy signal. I contacted Sword Forum International and discovered that other people have had similar problems, some of them labeling Lords Armory an outright fraud. Do not do business with these people! The same sword is available from other merchants, and is described as a good munition grade cutlass well worth the price, but not from this merchant. Don't get burned like …
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One sometimes sees duckfoot pistols (multibarrelled flintlocks) for sale; but I was wondering whether are documentable as having been used in the black powder era, or are they just a modern sales gimmick? Capt. William
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if you didn't know already there are costumes (from extras?) from cutthroat on ebay...i won one last week, got it in mail today....it is AWSOME! as a bonus, according to the auction website the money rasied goes to a charity in hollywood. their website info included on auction page. the seller is "hollywoodcpr" and has a great rating and has 12 items currently on. :) check it out! :)
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Just picked up " Boarder's Away" and "Boarders Away II" by William Gilkerson. Two books about nautical weapons 1626 to 1826. Very cool. Great illistrations. Any Reviews?
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There be a new book on pirates for the kiddies. It's callled "How I became a pirate" by Melinda Long and illutrated by David Shannon.Harcourt Press. It's the tale of Jeremy Jacob and how is kiddnaped by pirates and instructed in pirate talk and etiquette (there is none). He learns pirates don't have to eat spinich or carrots but there is "No Tucking in!" so here learns it best to be a little boy after all but still remains friends with the pirates. The illustrator is coming to the Huntington Library on Oct. 18 (Unfortuately he coul;d come on Oct. 8 when PRP will be there) It's a delightful book and the illustration are great. In fact there are a couple of pirates tha…
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I be new to this Forum and It's terrific! (ThanKS Angus!!!!). One thing I've noticed is alot of info requests and wants, needs and such. Would it be a good idea to perhaps post a listing of wants, swaps, trades, needs or services? Just a thought. What say ye me heartys! Scupper :)
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Is there going to be any official POTC movie merchandise? I don't mean props from the actual film, I mean t-shirts, action figures, replica gold coins, and other such stuff. Anyone heard anything?
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I'm just getting started in pirate reenacting, and am in the process of putting together an outfit. Just about got it all together, but I'm undecided about footware. Can't decide whether to go with bucket boots or buckle shoes. Has anyone done any research into this matter? Did pirates actually wear bucket boots or is that mostly a product of fiction? Granted, boots look sexy as all get out, but they tend to slow a body down, and my modern sailing experience tells me that this type of footware would be highly impractical while hauling on the ropes on a rolling deck or climbing the rigging, where agile footwork can mean the difference between staying upright and a p…
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Well wenches.... what thinks ye o' the captain now?!!! Hmmmmmmm?!!!!
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I was wondering where can I find good pirate like boots that aren't $500 online?
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Hm, I hope it's alright that I started a new topic. This is sort of off-topic compared to the other posts. I'd definitely call it Plunder though. I got bored last night and sketched the Jolly Roger on a piece of aluminum. Today I bought some black paint and filled the background in. I left a one inch border on the sides. The border and Roger himself are unpainted. It will take the pictures a while to load. Even after extreme editing, they're still near 100kbs. ~_~ http://pyrell.port5.com/sign1.png - shows more detail http://pyrell.port5.com/sign2.png - shows more of the border
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I'm a 17 year old girl who's recently become interested in the Renaissance ira, and I'd like some authentic clothing. Though female pirates were rare (and those who were just wore men's clothing,) I'm really a pirate at heart, so that's where I'm heading. I think my issue is going to be money, because I don't have a lot.. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
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Is there a good sourse for stiching palms and other marlin spike seamanship stuff. I am hoping to get back in the game (taking week-ends off) a new group is forming in San Francisco and I am hoping to join them. They are making a sail for some historical ship.
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I'm looking for websites for belts and little hook snaps for attaching mugs to belts. Know any? Thanks for your help mates!
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