PoD
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I'm interested in the upswept kard if he is willing to ship to the UK?
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The Letters of Marque Sale starts today with reduced prices across our entire range of products
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maybe he was just really dedicated to his job and he'd ran out of meat that day
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They had those on display at the Captain Kidd exhibition last November. I got all excited when I saw them
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I have 2 of them but cant find anyone over here that can put them together
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I love those little Queen Anne pocket pistols. One of these days I am going to get myself one.
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The early shipping date was a cool idea for people on this side of the water as it meant our gifts had the chance to arrive over there before xmas.
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The Tryals of Captain J. Golden Broadsheet
The Tryals of Joseph Dawson Pamplet (28 pages)
all available now at www.lettersofmarque.co.uk
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One of the orders I sent out to the USA in November still hasnt got there so there may be a backlog with their postal service
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The shield on it looks very much like the one on this old 17th century Dutch Cannon (the N B could stand for Nederlands bronzen):
A very scarce 17th century Dutch 2 pounder antique Breech-Loading Swivel Cannon, with Amsterdam Townmark. (Later powder-chamber).
On the barrel is incised the weight from 162 Old Amsterdam Pounds (80 kilo).The caliber is 6.5 cm and the length 92 cm. On the base a circulair hole for a tiller. Een 17e eeuws Nederlands bronzen achterlaadkanon mer stadskeur van Amsterdam
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Well one person whose gifts arrived very much on time (actually back in November) was POD. As with all of his work I got some really awesome stuff most notably a cast pipe tamp and some tobacco papers ( I was secretly considering ordering these) All I can say Mr. Morrisroe is thank you very much. Yours was the first under our tree and I was able to restrain myself until yesterday to open it. Thanks again!
Yours & co
Mr. Ohlandt
You are very welcome Mr. Ohlandt
Not recieved my package yet but our postal service is always screwed up around xmas so didnt realy expect it until sometime in January.
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Damn I am visiting St Augustine in August. I should have timed it better to coincide with this.
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Just came across this while looking through google books. Very interesting to see a dictionary of military and naval terms.
The gentleman's dictionary: in three parts. viz. I. The art of riding the great horse ... II. The military art ... III. The art of navigation by Guillet (sieur.) 1705
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Replica 1721 Engish map titled "A New Map of the English Empire in the Ocean of America or West Indies". IT shows the main English settlements in the Caribbean at the time which were Jamaica, Bermuda, Barbados, Bridgetown, Tobago, Antigua and St. Christophers Island. It also shows a detailed map of Port Royal Harbour
http://www.lettersofmarque.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2&products_id=168
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very cool
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looks awesome
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this is some sort of broadsheet from 1794 showing a sailmaker at work
There is also plans on making an 18th century sailmakers bench here:
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Very cool. I may actually start collecting your boarding axes ha ha. I love the ones I have got (and so does everyone who sees them)
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I've got 3 of them coming in and 3 of another kind going on soon as they arrive too.
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that sets awesome
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Just found this on Google books. Very cool reference for any pirate or captain of a warship.
The art of sea-fighting: In five parts (1706)
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=CH1ZAAAAYAAJ&pg=PR1#v=onepage&q&f=false
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Cheers mate
Big Mike's Knives
in Thieves Market
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I dont think you need any special instructions for that kind of knife. Maybe just put on the customs form "Tool" just incase. Just ship it whatever way is cheapest (as long as its not surface mail as that always seems to go missing).