Captain Jack Sparrow, as always when he's not on a mission, can be a bit erratic. When the undead sailors are coming for him and every other pirate he's taking an intoxicated breather in a very familiar jail cell. Even though he doesn't know where his ship, crew, or pants are, his accessory game is as strong as it's ever been.

Good old Jack's aesthetic has always been about the details. There's the scarves, the beads in his hair, his cool finger tattoos. In this newest chapter, he's acquired some pretty great finger bling as well. When you're putting together your updated Captain Sparrow costume you can easily and accurately get his look right. Since you'll be doing plenty of hand movements while portraying his wily ways those hand details are pretty important. Plus, who doesn't love a skull ring?

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These Skull and Crossbone brass rum cups make great pirate souvenir items.

• 1-7/8″ Brass Rum Cup with Copper Skull and Crossbones
• Silver Plated inside Cup
• Lead free brass
• Hand wash only

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Made of solid mango, classified as a hardwood, this vintage antique reproduction rum cup set is strong, durable and dense. The 1 oz. cups are polished brass with a silver-plate lining making them food safe.

• Natural, authentic, sustainable, eco-friendly and durable painted solid mango wood
• Antique reproduction box 4-1/4″ x 2-1/2″ x 2-5/8″ with two 1 oz. rum cups
• Intricately engraved Jolly Rodger flag design
• Antique brass lid latch

These reproduction playing cards are made from designs commonly used from the 18th to 19th century. Each deck includes 54 suited pirate-themed and numberless cards, including 2 Jokers. The face cards feature famous pirates of the time: Henry Every, Edward England, Stede Bonnet, Charles Vane, Calico Jack, Bartholomew Roberts, Howell Davis, Blackbeard, Anne Bonny and Mary Read. Jokers feature Captain Kidd.

The cards are printed on uncoated, quality cream-colored cardstock and are blank on the back, in order to keep the reproductions as accurate as possible. Cards from the earlier centuries were blank. But when they were used for poker it was discovered the blank backs could be marked with a smudge or other discreet marking for cheating. The joker wasn’t introduced until about 1875 in the United States. Numbers were first printed on cards around the end of the 18th century.

Great gift for the card-playing pirate lover!

– Card size is 3-1/2 x 2-1/2″
– Printed on uncoated cream cardstock
– Colored Face cards are different pirates from the 1700’s
– Antique reproduction

Made of solid mango, classified as a hardwood, this vintage antique reproduction card box is strong, durable and dense. It includes a deck of 54 pirate themed cards.

• Natural, authentic, sustainable, eco-friendly and durable painted solid mango wood.
• Antique reproduction box 3-1/2″ x 4-3/4″ x 1-3/4”
• Deck of 54 four-suited pirate themed blank-backed and numberless 2-1/4” x 3-3/4” – Contains 2 Jokers
• Intricately engraved with skull and crossed swords inside a compass rose
• Antique brass lid latch

Face cards feature famous pirates of the time Henry Every, Edward England, Stede Bonnet, Charles Vane, Calico Jack, Bartholomew Roberts, Howell Davis, Blackbeard, Anne Bonny and Mary Read. Jokers feature Captain Kidd

Why are card backs blank? Cards from the earlier centuries were blank. But when they were used for poker it was discovered the blank backs could be marked with a smudge or other discreet marking for cheating. The joker wasn’t introduced until about 1875 in the United States.

Why are cards numberless? Numbers were first printed on cards around the end of the 18th century.