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From the album: My Creations
A Sword Belt I recently made based on a picture of a Fantasy Pirate Girl. It has all period correct brass buckles and includes a Pistol holster and Sword scabbard.© © Letters of Marque
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From the album: My Creations
A Sword Belt I recently made based on a picture of a Fantasy Pirate Girl. It has all period correct brass buckles and includes a Pistol holster and Sword scabbard.© © Letters of Marque
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From the album: My Creations
A Sword Belt I recently made based on a picture of a Fantasy Pirate Girl. It has all period correct brass buckles and includes a Pistol holster and Sword scabbard.© © Letters of Marque
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Wow that is awesome
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It's one of these: I just bought this one but unfortunately the blade tip is missing. I am sure i can create a suitable gory back story as to how it snapped off though. Hopefully I can use this one as a master to create some replica ones too They are bigger than they look in pictures. This one is 13" long when open.
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well soon as you get it cast put me down for 3
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Did you ever finish this one?
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A page from THE STORY OF HEMP IN COLONIAL VIRGINIA, a dissertation by George Melvin Herndon, 1959, University of Virginia, gives a picture of hemp in early America. Chapter 6, p. 153: "Because of the time of uneasiness on account of the Stamp Act, a strong movement got underway for families to make hemp into osnaburgs, a kind of coarse linen originally made in Osnabruck, a town in North Germany noted for its manufacture of linen. This linen was used in North America in the making of shirts, jackets, and trousers. "
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I'm hoping it comes to the UK but i doubt it will. Get loads of pictures
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ok i have got this one that looks the part for that time period:
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Ok I'll do some research and get back to you later
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I'm always up for a trade. What kind of thing are you looking for?
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Well i am actually in the UK so the exchange rate didnt apply
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I have 2 of these kits arriving this week but i am trading a load of charts to a guy who is going to build them for me.
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Swordbelt inspired by the ones worn by Peter the Greats army of Russia from around 1700. I changed the buckle to give it a more Pirate or Militia look. The belt is 2" wide and will fit up to a 48" waist I can make these in Black, Chesnut Brown, Tan or Buff (Natural) Leather. They can be riveted together (like the one shown) or hand stitched. $77 (includes shipping)
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From the album: My Creations
Swordbelt inspired by the ones worn by Peter the Greats army of Russia from around 1700. I changed the buckle to give it a more Pirate or Militia look.<br /><br />I can make these in Black, Chesnut Brown, Tan or Buff (Natural). They can be riveted together (like the one shown) or stitched.<br /><br />$77© © Letters of Marque
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From the album: My Creations
Swordbelt inspired by the ones worn by Peter the Greats army of Russia from around 1700. I changed the buckle to give it a more Pirate or Militia look.<br /><br />I can make these in Black, Chesnut Brown, Tan or Buff (Natural). They can be riveted together (like the one shown) or stitched.<br /><br />$77© © Letters of Marque
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From the album: My Creations
Swordbelt inspired by the ones worn by Peter the Greats army of Russia from around 1700. I changed the buckle to give it a more Pirate or Militia look.<br /><br />I can make these in Black, Chesnut Brown, Tan or Buff (Natural). They can be riveted together (like the one shown) or stitched.<br /><br />$77© © Letters of Marque
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my facebook is here: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=556400437
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Here is a baldric I have just made based on a painting of a 1652 Dutch Military one. I am having replicas made of the actual brass fittings but for this one I used some tudor strap ends I had lying about. The belt holds a Plug Bayonet and has a frog that holds an axe too.
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From the album: My Creations
This is a Prototype design based on a 1652 Dutch Military Baldric. I also made a matching belt that holds a plug bayonet and an axe.© © Letters of Marque
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From the album: My Creations
This is a Prototype design based on a 1652 Dutch Military Baldric. I also made a matching belt that holds a plug bayonet and an axe.© © Letters of Marque
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From the album: My Creations
This is a Prototype design based on a 1652 Dutch Military Baldric. I also made a matching belt that holds a plug bayonet and an axe.© © Letters of Marque
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At primary school/kindergarten I was the only one in my class that didnt have a nickname so some bright spark came up with Lee (my real name) rhymes with Pea and Peas come in a Pod. The name has stuck ever since and now even my family call me PoD I like to tell people it stands for Purveyor of Death though in my Pirate Persona
