A limited edition pewter sculpture, presented to Hurricane by one of his best friends and fans. Measures about 10" high. A real treasure.
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This silkscreened and airbrushed canvas banner measures 9' x about 6'. Used in theaters to promote the movie. We haven't found many like it.
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One of our favorite artifacts. This gentleman's jacket can be seen in the ballroom scene just behind Shaw as he's dancing. The costume is complementary to his, but with a duller design so it didn't distract from the foreground action.
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Another early acquisition from the Hollywood CPR auction. One of the many soldier's costumes auctioned off (looks much better as a pirate coat, though).
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This is one of the costumes visible in the movie. The vest can be seen on a pirate behind Morgan on the deck early in the movie. The pirate's not wearing a shirt by the side of the ship in the opening of the scene.
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One of the many pirate ensembles we picked up. A background extra piece, but we like the hat which looks century's old.
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Another extra piece, with the same hat. The vest is unusual as the back side is a shorter than the front. The detail extends to actual vest pockets.
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A close up of the hat, complete with feathers from some poor, sick bird. Actually, the features are from a feather duster of all things.
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One of many wenches outfits we picked up. Shown here, a bright orange skirt with pale blue underskirt and straw hat for a day out at the market.
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A beautiful ensemble with a patterned yellow and mauve overskirt with a lilac underskirt. Came with a blouse and sash (not shown).
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A child's outfit for Cabin Boy Parker. Something to grow into.
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This was a surprise package. The purchase came with a lace up yellow bodice, pink skirt, sash and straw hat.
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Another buxom wench outfit. The skirt is trimmed in green and has an underskirt of white. Included a sash and blouse.
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Several props found their way into the collection, including a canteen, powder horn and pouch.
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One of the pistols. It is made of foam rubber and looks very good, even close up.
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Although no longer in our personal collection, this was an amazing work of art. It probably weighed in at 10 pounds - the material and seamwork was fantastic. It consisted of a bodice piece, underskirt and open front top skirt.
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The attention to even the smallest detail. Here, a small knife, part of a crew mate's kit.
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A male pirate costume from Flint's collection.
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Another one of Flint's fine finds. This one includes leggings that look like boots when put over shoes.
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