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*[[Accessories]]: [[leather]] [[shoes]], [[pouch]]es, [[bag]]s, [[carved wood]]en boxes, [[jewellery]], [[belt]]s... |
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[[Re-Enactor]]s also frequently begin their gear acquisition careers in op-shops but more recently have come to consider many items to be too [[medjeeval]] to be of use. Such gear is generally acceptable for new members but are encouraged to acquire more accurate materials over time. |
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Revision as of 20:32, 27 May 2006
An opportunity shop is a second-hand goods store that operates usually to raise money for a charity. They are the best source of almost anything you want in the SCA. Things to keep an eye out for next time you walk past your local op-shop:
- Fabric: Curtain fabric can make some great garb! Old bed sheets can be used to make up prototype garb so you don't waste your new good fabric. Old linen bed sheets make good chemises.
- Cushions!: What everyone in the SCA needs at outdoor events, or for sitting during court.
- Feasting gear: Yes. You can get all your feasting gear from an op-shop. Two pronged forks, goblets, tankards, wooden and ceramic bowls and plates, candle stick holders or components for making oil lamps. And all for under $5! Think of all that 70s stuff that people got rid of. It's all now used in the SCA.
- Accessories: leather shoes, pouches, bags, carved wooden boxes, jewellery, belts...
Re-Enactment Op Shoppers
Re-Enactors also frequently begin their gear acquisition careers in op-shops but more recently have come to consider many items to be too medjeeval to be of use. Such gear is generally acceptable for new members but are encouraged to acquire more accurate materials over time.
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