IvanHenry
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from 1703
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YEp - that's them. Discovery asked me for permission, but didn't tell me what for. Thanks for sharing, I'll have to try to watch it. I am humbled though that my piers recognized my photography / branding even without credit given. Thanks guys for sharing these!
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Here is a painting of Francisco Gómez de Quevedo y Santibáñez Villegas 14 September 1580 Madrid, Spain To add to the collection...
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sorry wrong thread
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Off topic but speaking of tricorns.... Whoa! and... Whoa!
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I was told (have not seen it myself) that they used one of my photographs in the episode. Can anyone confirm? Apparently this one:
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Let's see what I have.... These guys are Italian, but they are in a Harbor. 1650-1674. Check out the guy on the right. Wounded or sporting a kerchief?
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I believe they use one of Ivan Henry Trading Company's photos of the Mini Blunderbuss, though I haven't seen the clip yet.
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THis is cool! I am working on an impression of a chicken crier - so I have a bit of information on this subject! First off, I have a good bit of chicken coop reference here: http://www.ivanhenry.com/extras/16th_17th_18th_century_criers_market_vendors.html I purchased some fake chickens here: http://www.wildlifetreasures.com/chickens.htm They look great! As for the pens, I sourced a basket maker on Etsy who is excited to make them! I'll post pics when I'm done. Did I mention this impression is for my 75 year old father who wants to try reenactments!?
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Nice find!
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Oh man, you had to go and open up that thread / topic again didn't ya?! Sailors / pirates did have parrots from time to time, ear rings are openly debatable but less likely during the GAOP and bucket boots.... Yeah! Here we go again!
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One of my Searle's Raid Buccaneer kits.
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Last night I noticed a store clerk taking his smoking break in front of the propane storage bin. The bin had a giant sign that said " no smoking".
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Pirate Happy Hour at The HMS F.U.C. this Thursday 7:00PM - then off to Gaspar's Grotto to see the Bawdy Boys play seafaring selections. Give me a note if ye are interested!
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Are there any GAOP events that are concerned about portraying pirates / sailors / townspeople historically accurate as possible? Searle's comes to mind, but it's just out of the GAOP - barely....
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Facebook just asked me if I "want to leave before finishing" that makes me giggle like Butthead...
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Michael - do you have my musket ready? I would like to pay you and pick it up. GIve me a yell.
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Trouser talk - I love it! Of course there is great info as always at http://www.gentlemenoffortune.com/basic_kit.htm And I have some good references at www.ivanhenry.com/extras look in the 18th century gallery
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The Sack of St. Augustine: Robert Searles Raid of 1668
IvanHenry replied to Captain William's topic in March
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MB is dead on - One other reason I've heard for sailors moving toward flinters is it is one less source of fire on a wooden ship.
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Mission - there is quote somewhere referencing Spanish sailors who knew for a fact that they were attacked by Englishmen because "they were wearing trousers" I have a pair in my kit - you would have seen them at PIP in 2009.
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The Sack of St. Augustine: Robert Searles Raid of 1668
IvanHenry replied to Captain William's topic in March
SOunds great! Good idea on the Taverna!
