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The hauling down of the Union Jack from over Ulster. ;) Jas. Hook

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Just found a copy of Captain Cook's Voyages of Discovery, Edited by Ernest Rhys, Dent/Dutton 1906 edition, 1915 reprint. Jas. Hook

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James - Check out this site you might find a tailcoat n' a topper to complete your outfit. Jas. Hook www.gentlemansemporium.com

Vintage - Doodled around a bit an this was the best I could internet that might have some info - Jas. Hook The Spanish Galleon: 1530-1690 (New Vanguard S.) (Paperback) By (author) Angus Konstam, Illustrated by Tony Bryan

Splendid war indeed... don't forget submarine warfare, machine guns, automatic pistols, poison gas, barbed wire, mortars, flamethrowers, heavy artillery, aircraft dogfights and bombing and other neat stuff to kill folks with ... all while wearing those odd helmets. Jas. Hook

Aye, Silkie! An if we be grabbin' him right quickly like, surely we be haulin' in a crock o' gold coins. Jas. Hook

Chickens (without writing on their beaks) Jas. Hook

Indentured servants at their best. <giggle> To be more pc you'd need a two goat mower. Jas. Hook

Oh god, please tell me they don't sing, bad enough Blackbeard looks smaller than everyone else in the commercial... Oi, Sterling - <shudder> A vision flashed in my mind of Python's The Holy Grail knights singin' n' dancing on the table... only they were pirates. I'm afeared I will sleep naught this night. Jas. Hook

Waaaaaa... get rid o' ye walkin' stick an grabs ye shovel, we be in search o' some loot. Lookin' good Pegleg! Jas. Hook

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I've seen a few of the later 18th - early19th century knives that are rather reasonable, plain janes like the Russell's Green River knives or the Missouri belt knife or a scalper carried by Nantahala Trading Post. Though later than GAoP period they are plain handled and basic design carbon steel blades they retain a bit of timelessness in their utility. What say all to their use in making up a period sailor's kit? Jas. Hook

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Yeah! This 1771, Boston TeaParty, (out of period I know)but I always wanted to recreates the guy in this picture, the seaman with the sailors kilt (?)/ slops (?) and the bludgeon! I love this picture even though it is a brutal scene. Basic garb right there for the period though. Bo Time to turn down that old baseball bat in the garage. Could also be an old version of a fish bat... think of Quint smashing the radio in Jaws. A tool of the trade commonly used by fisherman to subdue large fish. Jas. Hook

Geez, the 'Hawk' "...the last standard-bearer for the Jolly Roger for the whole of New York City!" gets a write up in the magazine by Cap'n Slappy (page 49-50) and then misses getting a copy in the worlds largest city. What's pyracy coming to nowdays? PM yer addy swab for a gent'eel used copy. Jas. Hook

Cap'n Freddie - Neva' DVD'd although rumor has it that it may be released soon? Maybe once Cap'n Jack fever returns in May there may be interest in a release. You can scrounge a copy of it on VHS. Jas. Hook

And then for the great outdoors kiddies... For all them coconuts ye can lay a lot o' glass an' hemp on Luna. Jas. Hook http://www.poshtots....ductdetail.aspx

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Welcome aboard Mister Munk! Jas. Hook

Welcome Mister Smythe. Sounds as if ye are being absorbed into the brotherhood already. Jas. Hook