Capt. Sterling

Having lived in NY (Long Island), when we did Wild West at a town event, I believe some of your folks attended the street faire for Belmore, NY... we never had a problem carrying black powder weapons. We were always told just to have the event coordinators clear it with their local police. Granted that was going on five years ago and we were close to the police in question. I know a dealer in Long Island, I will give them a call and see what he knows.

A coin pouch filled with moths and a lot of nothing is a lesson to be learned? **slips from the ropes,all too easily with only Syren's granny knots to undo, picks up Syren's trident and tosses it over board** I certainly don't care fer an empty purse, but if yer happy with it... then be my guest, keep it, tis all yers. **removes hat, bows** Afternoon to ye ladies, casn't say tis been a pleasure. **makes his way down the gangplank and heads for the nearest ordinary, content to feel the three guineas still hidden away in his shoe**

'bout time! Success with it

Sorry but the spelling is very important.. so roll yer eyes all ye want

Sorry to hear that Bess... and congratulations Rumba...

Damnation woman, ye spelled crewe wrong!

I have a crewe and its captain be me

Frock Coat Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.1) - –noun a man's close-fitting, knee-length coat, single-breasted or double-breasted and with a vent in the back. [Origin: 1735–45] Justacorps Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.1) - just·au·corps /ˈʒustəˌkɔr, -ˌkoʊr; Fr. ʒüstoʊˈkɔr/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[zhoo-stuh-kawr, -kohr; Fr. zhyst-oh-kawr] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation –noun, plural -corps /-ˌkɔr, -ˌkoʊr; Fr. -ˈkɔr/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[-kawr, -kohr; Fr. -kawr] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation. a fitted, knee-length coat, characterized by wide turned-back cuffs and stiff flared skirts, worn esp. by men in the 17th and 18th centuries. Also called justicoat. [Origin: 1650–60; < F juste au corps fitting to the body] Either way we are talking about a long coat with skirts to the knees and NOTE the origin dates of the words..

Aye but were these pieces from the GAoP? By Rev War there were interior pockets, chiefly in the skirts..and some waistcoat pockets were false... but so far I haven't come across interiors ... for GAoP...

Hersey

Aye that be Cheeky alright...

Well done! Keep up the great work..

Silent you would be looking for a waistcoat and trouser pattern... hmmm since you don't sew, we need to find you something simple to start with... are you looking for pc pirate clothes or just something to give you the look and have fun with?

Not mine. Tis now mistress #1...snigger. It will be treated with the utmost tender, loving care...

Oi INNKEEPER! Keep them cookies and tea comin!!

Naughty girl ye be...snigger. Ye'll be the death of me yet.

**chokes on his cookie and quickly glances around looking for Capt. Lasseter**

**brings finger to lips** shh, makes being a pyrate hunter wery, wery hard if folks were to know that...

Hmmmm my crewe doesn't think so...

That would be lovely and such pleasant company besides.

I tried calling for an appointment over the weekend but the office was closed. I shall give it another go tomorrow.

Well ye certainly have a bit of time to study... I expect a hundred from ye! As to the foot... I will keep what ye say in mind... just wish I could remember when I broke the thing. One would think such an act would be rather memorable... snigger

They actually have a massage school here, linked to the college, rather impressive. I do hope you do well on yer tests.

Hmm now there's a thought. Sorry to hear you haven't been feeling well. How goes the job?