Try these:- http://www.craft-supplies.co.uk/I haven't used them for a while but used to get all sorts. If you contact their other depot they can supply all sorts of sizes not just small blocks.
REgards
Eric

Hi Foxe,
That line is so reminiscent of a lot if songs! .... but you could try here:-http://www.americanrevolution.org/songs.html
or put an enquiry up here:- http://www.mudcat.org/
Good luck and let us know how you get on!

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Eric

Another idiot! :-
viewtopic.php?f=17&t=21898

Hi, p.med you
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Eric

A while ago someone on here p.m'ed me and asked if we could provide these in an ongoing basis. With the changes on this site, I've lost the details! I think we've now got it sorted, so if whoever it was wants to contact us?......
tony AT chimera-costumes.co.uk

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Eric

cpollock wrote: Russia braid is too stiff and wont work

Hi
Are you using real 'wool russia braid' or a synthetic alternative? I can't see anything on there that real russia braid won't do! After all, that was what is was designed for.
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Eric

. There are all sorts of variables to take into consideration. Hi Ben, Your analysis of the sackbutt is sound and indeed there are many variables. I suggest you try somehow (by recording?) to hear what the audience hears from VARIOUS distances indoors and out. I would also urge you to define your m...

I suppose it depends on where and what you play. The lute is usually quite quiet and the sackbutt usually - isn't. It's just not a combo that springs readily to mind. But it's your stage......
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Eric

Hi,
There is work for medieval musicians, but I can't help but think that it would be a rather odd duo, using sackbutt and lute - VERY strange???
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Eric

Hi,
On the whole very good.
Personally I would cut down the number of Fonts and colours & sizes of fonts. Keeps it simple & clean
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Eric

ViscontesseD'Asbeau wrote:Who's the publisher?

No, Who's on first, What is on second and I don't know is on third!
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Eric

Very Nice!
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Eric

And there's more at :-http://picasaweb.google.com/finetuning1/FashionShowMarch2010#
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Eric

Many Thanks to all involved!

http://www.livinghistory.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=20524
Looks like spam to me.
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Eric

And Lo! Eric did venture on quest to the office of the queens' messengers and said unto them I will give you gold in plenty if you will send a right fast expedition to bring these rich goods to my kinsman in Wessex "Hold!" said the officer " This thing that you ask cannot be done!&quo...

For info only - not a cuba - don't want anyone to get in trouble
Do you need a CSN ( Carte de commercant non sedentaire) to trade at re-enactments in France?
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Eric

Hi, Google sites are free and V. easy to build, plus the advantage of analytic and diagnostic services built in.

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Eric

Just a lot. You pay them loads extra, so they don't steal it. Then they steal it anyway!
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Eric

The theme For March is "The Arts of Dress"-in all its forms
So if you've ideas, ensembles, volunteering as models, techs etc,
please contact us.
See also:-
http://www.livinghistory.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=19575
Kind regards
Eric

frances wrote:Here is Poul Hoxbro being ambidextrous:

Everybody in chorus: - "I'D GIVE MY RIGHT ARM TO BE AMBIDEXTROUS!"
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Eric

I'm still recovering from that effort now. The effort is appreciated! They did look great - and act superbly! I've tried to credit everybody here :- http://talkingstitchery.blogspot.com/2009/11/historical-fashion-parade.html If I've missed anyone or you think it needs editing, please let me know! R...

Errrrmmmmmm! Nope! :wink: We've got a couple of good themes under consideration and a queue is forming of those that want to be involved! What a change from two years ago! Err, any suggestions? It's got to be as inclusive as possible. I thought of 'Raising the Standards' , but everyone would think i...

Hi All, Just to tell you the Fashion show at T.O.R.M is now fully booked with some truly amazing costumes on show,(some of the best we've ever seen)! These will be worn and dramatised(!) by some of the better known characters in our field. ]:) Most of the scripts are finished, the soundtrack is done...

Marcus Woodhouse wrote:After looking at a great deal of evidence I've concluded that the butler did it with a candlestick in the kitchen.

Or possibly a bottle of 'Primary Sauce'
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Eric

A bicorn is always something to point at ! (two point hat) Geddit?
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Eric

Hi Tuppence, Well. You are quite right in your comments about pricing structures of other companies. Some do it as a business and others as a hobby. Who does the best research is open to debate. The right buttons and braid, the right materials and authentic cut and construction = costly project - pr...

Hi, Can I ask what you want this for? If you're going to appear at a 'prestigious establishment' It needs to be accurate. If it's for your personal use at a village fete perhaps not so. :wink: But why do you think an Admirals uniform would only cost 7 weeks wage for the average working man today, wh...

Bevis Gittens wrote:
Anyone know who he was with?
Bevis

That's John White (as previously posted) !
If you want to contact him, p.m me for his phone number.

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Eric

Hi,
We've got these, if they are of any help

http://www.chimera-costumes.co.uk/shop/ ... 169&phqu=1

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Eric