ANSTEORRAN GAZETTE ILoI 2003-06 No.6, Vol. 2003 AS XXXVIII, June 2003
Contents Letter from Star Principal Herald
1 CoH Calendar Unto the ever wonderful College of Heralds and the College of Scribe, greetings from Star Principal Herald. 1 Letter from Star It is with great pride that I would like to thank Etienne for the wonderful heraldry at Crown Tourna- 1 Letter from Obelisk ment. It was amazing to see one person help so many others with learning the ropes of vocal heraldry and pulling off the spectacular salutes for the final round. Vivat Etienne!! 2 ILoI 2003-06 The position of Zodiacus Herald has closed. It is with great honor that I announce that Chandranath Mitra is the incoming Zodiacus Herald. Thank you Master Rumil for all the wonderful things you have 5 AICC 2003-03 done for this office. You have taken it to the next level and may you continue upon the path of a herald, that we all know is inside of you. 15 Status of ILoIs With that said, it is now time to open up the office of Estencelé Pursuivant. This is our herald who acts as the central point and resource for maintaining the web pages for the College of heralds. These pages are 16 KWHS advertisement intended to be a source of information for both the College and the submitters. You must have a computer 17 AHSS advertisement and web experience for this position. Please send your application along with your resume to the current office holder, Chandranath Mitra, and myself. Applications will close the end of August. Please contact Back Who Sends What To the current office holder if you have any questions. Cover Whom Dates that you should know: Known World Heraldic Symposium - June 7, 2003 Back Submission Costs and Cover Copies Information Ansteorran Heraldic and Scribal Symposium - June 28, 2003 Kings Round Table - July 19, 2003 --- College of Heralds Plenary Meeting. I am still looking for vol- unteers to teach heraldic or scribal tracks.
In service, Mistress Rosalia Calendar EVERY MONTH 15th Deadline for Submis- sions to Asterisk 20th Comments on ILoI of Previous Month due to Letter From Obelisk Herald Retiarius Greetings! Only a few small notes this month. First of all, this issue should contain the warrant roster as of Crown June King’s College 14th (Bjornsborg) Tourney in early May 2003. (A few heraldic offices have or will-have changed hands since then; those are - CoH meeting for not reflected in this version.) You may note that personal details (address and phone number) of local her- ILoI 2003-04 alds are not included on this version; regional heralds should be getting a full copy in email from me. If you know of any incorrect information, such as a change in address or office, please get the information to July Coronation (TBA) both Star and myself as quickly as possible. 12th - CoH meeting for ILoI 2003-05 Secondly, I have included ads for both Known World Heraldic Symposium, and our own Ansteorran Heraldic and Scribal Symposium. Both are well worth attending! Lastly, a repeat of my request from last month: I would like to put out a general request for a deputy — someone who is interested in learning how the Gazette is put together. I’m not planning to step down any Ansteorran Heraldry Website time soon, but would prefer to have someone available who knows how everything works should an emer- http://heraldry.ansteorra.org/ gency arise.
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1) Aimée Long Cœur. (Steppes) Change for: Language/culture: none listed. New Name. New Device. Authenticity: Yes: Irish.
Purpure, a heart Or enflamed gules and in chief two cat-o-nine tails in chevron Or. 3) Brénainn Mac Giolla Phádraig. (Steppes) New Badge. Documentation Provided: All documentation is from Argent, a fess wavy azure Dictionnaire étymologique de overall a Celtic cross vert. Noms de Famille, Marie- Terese Morlet. Aimée – p. 29 s.n. Aimé lists Aimée as a matronymic. Long – p. 635, avec le art. LeLong (Nord, N.E.), c.à.d. le grand, avec une idée de minceur; form latin: Longy, form corse et niçoise: Longo, Longhi, matron.:Longe, Longue. …..[as a prefix] Longchambon…Lngchaux (voir CHAUX), Longuève (longue, ève, eau, étang); Longefay (longue, hêtraie)… Longval (longue vallèe) …Longuesserre (coier SERRE). 2. avec un sobriquet: Longvoire surnom de producteur;….Loncol (long cou); Lonjarret – jaret (long jarret). Cœur – p. 230 var méridion.,Cor, avait en anc. Fr. Le sens de courage et a désigne un home corageaux. Avec le art. Lecoeur. 4) Brenna Branwynn Garrett. (Namron) DIMIN., Coeuret, Coeurechon (anc. Fr. Ceurchon, pet: coeur). New Name. New Device.
Also, SCA passed in 2002 the name Patric LongCœur. Or, a chevron sable between Photocopies: None needed. three compass stars and a Major Changes: No. Minor Changes: Yes. Gender: None fleurs-de-lys purpure. specified. Change for: None specified. Submission: Authenticity: No request. Documentation Provided: Garrett – Reaney and Wilson, p 185 s.n. Gerrad, William Garrett, 1553. 2) Brénainn Mac Giolla Phádraig. (Steppes) Branwynn – Reaney and New Name. New Device. Wilson, p 61 s.n. Branwen Brenna – De Felice – nomi Argent, a fess wavy azure italiani p 94 s.n. Brenna between a curragh proper and Photocopies: None needed. a Celtic cross vert. Major Changes: No. Minor Changes: Yes. Gender: Female. Documentation Provided: Change for: None listed. Brénainn – OCM, p 71 s.n. Authenticity: No request. Brénainn St. Brénainn Mac Giolla Phádraig – MacLysagnt, p 175 s.n. Gilpatrick. Photocopies: None needed. Major Changes: No. Minor Changes: Yes. Gender: Male.
AG June 2003 Page 2 5) Charles le cervoìsier d’Alsace. (Ravensfort) Corráin and Maguire. Name passed Kingdom May 2003. New Device. Gaelan – kingdom registered. Photocopies: .None needed. Gules, on a chief argent a Major Changes: No. Minor Changes: Yes. Gender: Male. wreath of hops vert. Change for: None listed. Authenticity: No request.
8) Hubert D’Aigués-Mortes. (Glaslyn) New Name.
Documentation Provided: All documentation from Vellehardouun and De Joinville: Memoirs of the Crusades. Translated by Sir Frank Marzials. London: Dent, Everyman’s Library, 1908. Hubert – Aubert of Narcy, Lord, p 179. D’Aigues-Mortes – Aigues-Mortes pp 299-300. 6) Diethelm Waltorfer. (Northkeep) Photocopies: Provided. New Name. New Device. Major Changes: Yes. Minor Changes: Yes. Gender: Male. Change for: Language/culture: 13th century French. Azure, three crampons Or. Authenticity: Yes, language/culture: 13th century France, southern. Documentation Provided: Diethelm – Bahlow, German Names, p 78, dated to 1291. Waltorfer – Brechenmacher, p737 header Waldorf gives it 9) Jaques the Spinks. (Glaslyn) as Walddorf and gives an New Name. New Device. example of Fritz Walroft 1354. An arrow fesswise vert, Walddorf means forest embattled midchief point a village. Waltorfer is a person bear rampant on a field of six who lives in that village. lines sable, argent. Photocopies: None needed. Major Changes: Yes. Mi- Documentation Provided: nor Changes: Yes. Gender: Male. Spinks – The Compact Change for: Language/culture: German, early 1400s. Edition of the Oxford English Authenticity: No request. Dictionary, Vol. II, P-Z, Oxford University Press, London, England, UK, 1971, p296, plate 608. Spink, sb, 7) Gaelan Padraig Garrett. (Namron) “1550-2” York wtih New Name. New Device. (Supteen) VI, 306 to blak white, one with whyte spynke Or, a chevron sable between of the backe. a fret sable charged with a Jacques – modern spelling. Academy of St. Gabriel report. compass star gules and a “Parisian Names: French Names from Paris,” found at http:// compass star sable. www.ellipses.cx/~liana/names/paris1423.html. Photocopies: Provided. Submission: Asterisk note: Major Changes: No. Minor Changes: Yes. Gender: Male. form notes that the chevron Change for: Language/culture: 13th century French. should be larger on the Authenticity: Yes, language/culture: French/English. emblazon. Documentation Provided: Garrett – Reaney and Wilson, p 185 s.n. Gerrad, William Garrett, 1553. Padraig – Irish Name, Ó
AG June 2003 Page 3 10) Joseph Thomas. (Steppes) Change for: Language/culture: none specified. New Name. New Device. Authenticity: Yes, time period: 12th century France
Quarterly 1 and 4 azure and gules 2 and 3 argent a bend sinister sable between a mask 13) Mea Cornaro. (Glaslyn) of comedy and a mask of New Name. tragedy Or. Documentation Provided: Mea – Latin www.geocities.com/ Documentation Provided: pg 12 May/Mae. http://www.s-gabriel.org/names/arval/castro p3. Joseph – Withycombe p 180, Cornaro – D.S. Chamber, The Imperial Age of Venice, 1380- The Dictionary of English 1580. London: Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, 1970. pp 126, 43. Christian Names, 3rd edition. Photocopies: Second website and book reference provided. Thomas – Reaney and Major Changes: No. Minor Changes: Yes. Gender: Wilson, p 448, English Female. Surnames: The Standard Change for: Nothing checked: Italian, Florence, 1350-1450 ca. Guide to English Surnames. Authenticity: Yes, language/culture: Florence, Venice. Photocopies: None needed. Major Changes: No. Minor Changes: No. Gender: None checked. Change for: None listed. 14) Medb ni’ Loughlin. (Glaslyn) Authenticity: No request. New Name. .
Submission: Fast track returned from Kingdom July 2002 for 11) Máirghréad inghean Bhrídein. (Steppes) lack of documentation. Name registered November 2002 via Ansteorra. Documentation Provided: Medb – Academy of St. Gabriel’s Resubmitted Device. report #1333. Ni’ – period Loughlin – Academy of St. Gabriel’s report #1868. Per bend argent and sable an Photocopies: Provided. ogress and a plate, on a chief Major Changes: Yes. Minor Changes: Yes. Gender: gules, three yin-yang. Female. Change for: Language/culture: 15th century Celtic. Submission History: Per Authenticity: Yes, language/culture: 15th century Celtic bend sinister, sable and argent, a plate and an ogess was returned at Kingdom July 2002 for conflict with Cailean 15) Melissent d’Aulnay. (Glaslyn) mac Dubhghaill mhic Leoid, Name registered May 2000 via Ansteorra. Change of Per bend sinister sable and Device. argent, eight rondels in orle counterchanged. Argent, a unicorn purpure on a chief, three fleurs-de-lys purpure.
12) Marguerie de Jauncourt. (Steppes) Submission: If accepted, New Name. change old device to badge. Or, a unicorn and on a chief Submission History: Fast track returned from Kingdom July azure three passion crosses 2002 for being on incorrect forms. botonny Or. Documentation Provided: Marguerie – 3rd entry under Marguerite p 416 column 1 dictionnaire des noms et prénoms de France, Albert Dauzat. de Jauncourt – under Jaucourt, p366 column 2, dictionnaire étymologique des noms de lieax eu France, Albert Dauzat; early variant dated 1136 -61. Photocopies: None needed. Major Changes: No. Minor Changes: Yes. Gender: Female.
AG June 2003 Page 4 16) Roana Fitzstephen. (Glaslyn) ANSTEORRAN COLLEGE OF HERALDS Name accepted at Kingdom February 2003. New Annotated Internal Collated Commentary Device. on ILoI 2003-03
Countercharged a vert cat on Reflecting College decisions made on 5/3/2003. Or ignoring the other. Unto the Ansteorran College of Heralds does Estrill Swet, Retiarius Pursuivant, make greetings.
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Commenters for this issue:
Da’ud ibn Auda - al-Jamal Herald
Pendar the Bard - Musimon Herald Extraordinary
Canute
17) Zoe du Murat. (Ravensfort) Barony of Northkeep - Attending were: Etienne de St. Amaranth, Rosamund Name accepted at Kingdom May 2003. New Device. Blaunchflur, Masamune no Yahaki, Robert Fitzmorgan, and Mathias Mac- Tavish. All armory was checked against the online O&A unless otherwise noted. Names were conflict checked against the online O&A unless otherwise Azure, estoilly argent in base noted. a caravel Or. Gawain of Miskbridge - Green Anchor Herald
Lucien d'Artois - Red Raven Pursuivant, Barony of the South Downs, Meridies
Magnus von Lübeck – Orle Herald
Collated Commentary on ILoI 0303
1. Alaric Morganygg (Loch Ruadh) New Name. New Device. Gules, a bend sinister sable between a sea-lion rampant and a cross botonny Or.
Asterisk Note: Has permission to conflict with Fiona Morganygg.
Da’ud [Device] The bend is color on color. “The field must have good contrast with every charge placed directly on it and with charges placed overall.” (RfS VIII.2.b.i.) Conflict with Reynard de la Rochefoucauld. Reblazon of device. Gules, a bend sinister sable fimbriated between a compass rose and a sheaf of arrows Or. (0204 Atlantia) There is but one CD, for the change in type of the secondary charges.
Pendar [Device] This violates RfS VIII.2, Armorial contrast. You cannot have a black bend sinister on a red field without documenting it as a period practice. He does not need permission to conflict with Fiona Morganygg as she has a bend rather than a bend sinister, which clears these two pieces of armory by RfS X.2. Even if it were worth only 1 CD for changing the orientation of the bend, they would still have a second CD for changing the sea-lion to a sea-dragon. Alaric’s device conflicts with Gules, a bend sinister sable fimbriated between a compass rose and a sheaf of arrows Or. (Reynard de la Rochefoucauld, LoAR 04/02, Atlantia). Fimbriation does not count for difference, so there is only 1 CD for changes to the type of secondaries.
Canute [Device] Sable bend sinister on gules field violates RfS VIII.2.b.i. Ursula Georges. Device. Gules, a bear passant sable between three mullets of six points Or. The submitter asked that this be registered under RfS VIII.6, Docu- mented Exceptions. She included numerous examples of sable charges on
AG June 2003 Page 5 gules from different areas of Europe. While there was enough evidence given proper nouns get capitalized in the blazon. No conflicts found through 12/02. to support Gules, a bear passant sable (which conflicts with Berlin, Argent, a bear passant sable), the only examples the submitter presented of a low con- Canute trast charge between high contrast secondaries the central charge was an ordi- [Device] Per chevron purpure and vert, a chevron and in chief a compass star Or. nary. As ordinaries have a different level of complexity from an animate Sabina Melisenda vom Katzenschloss - December of 1996 (via Caid): Per chev- charge, we cannot consider their examples as sufficient. None of the examples ron purpure and vert, a chevron between two mullets and a garb Or. CD num- present showed the case Gules,
Lucien Device: Forward to Laurel with the following blazon: Per chevron purpure [Device] This device violates RfS 2.b.i., which says that the field must have good and vert, a chevron and in chief a compass star Or. contrast with every charge placed directly on it and with charges placed over- all. The bend sinister sable does not have good contrast with the gules field.
Magnus 3. Asa Hrafnasdóttir (Loch Ruadh) [Name] Withycombe says Alaric is 19th century unless you want to be a 4th cen- New Name. New Device. Per fess sable and gules, in chief three ravens tury Goth. Despite this, the SCA has registered it without comment many standing close and in base a valknut Or. times. I would like to see evidence of use after Roman times before we con- tinue to register it with much later names. Johnston only has 256 pages and no Da’ud entry for Galmorgan. From all appearances this is mixing Gothic and Welsh. [Device] “Standing” is not an heraldic term, and ravens are “close” by default. We [Device] This is color on color and gets returned. There are some German exam- can safely drop “standing close” from the blazon. ples of gules and sable heraldry but this would require regional research to support this type of device. Pendar [Device] Blazon-fu: Per fess sable and gules, three ravens in fess and a valknut Or. When a valknut was registered in June 2002, Laurel made a ruling regard- College Action ing its continued registerability: Esteban de Quesada. Device. Sable, a valknut inverted argent. Name: Forward to Laurel. “The Letter of Intent asked us to rule on whether the valknut should con- tinue to be registered. As noted in the LoAR of September 1993, the valknut is Device: Return for further work. This violates RfS VIII.2, Armorial contrast. a period artistic motif which was not used in period heraldry. It was incorpo- You cannot have a black bend sinister on a red field without documenting rated into SCA heraldry and has been registered infrequently but steadily it as a period practice. Conflict with Reynard de la Rochefoucauld. Rebla- thereafter. The September 1993 argument in favor of the valknut’s registration zon of device. Gules, a bend sinister sable fimbriated between a compass appears to continue to hold true. It is identifiable when inverted, just as a tri- rose and a sheaf of arrows Or. (0204 Atlantia) There is but one CD, for angle is identifiable when inverted. Would-be users of the valknut should take the change in type of the secondary charges. note of the fact that its “thin-line” nature can make it difficult to identify. Poor contrast, small size or overlying charges are all likely to render it unidentifi- able. Since this device uses the valknut as the only charge on a high contrast field, it maintains its identifiability splendidly.” The valknut here is easily 2. Angus MacKinnon (Steppes) identifiable and should not be a problem. No conflicts found through 12/02. New device. Name registered September 2001 via Ansteorra. Per chevron Purpure and vert, a chevron and in chief a Mullet of four greater and lesser Canute points Or. [Device] Blazon fu: Per fess sable and gules, in chief three ravens close and in base a valknut Or. Previous submission: This device was pended from ILoI 0200 for lack of Wilhelm Brune der Ber - April of 1996 (via the Middle): Per chevron gules and name. Or, in chief three owls Or and in base a bear rampant sable. CD field, CD owl vs raven. Da’ud [Per saltire argent, and sable fretty argent, in pale a rose sable, barbed and [Device] “The “compass star” is a mullet of four greater and four lesser seeded proper, and a sinister gauntlet aversant clenched sable] Under current points.” (Pictorial Dictionary, 2nd ed., #517). precedent, fretty and a fret are artistic variants of the same charge. The sub- mission therefore contains a single group of four primaries, of three different Pendar types: rose, gauntlet, and fretwork. This is disallowed per Rule VIII.1.a. [Device] Remember that only the first word of the blazon, the tincture “Or”, and (Tamara the Seeker, July, 1993, pg. 14). Precedents - Bruce, under Fret.
AG June 2003 Page 6 Conflict: Gianetta Andreini da Vicenza - October of 1997 (via the Middle): Per Canute fess gules and azure fretty, in chief in fess three popinjays Or. The fretty is the [Device] Blazon fu: Or, in pale a cat sejant guardant sable conjoined to a cushion fourth charge in the primary group. Single CD for field. No CD for crow vs purpure and supporting from It’s tail a tassle. Since the tassel’s vertical length popinjay, no CD for type of one of four primary charges. matches the cat’s height, it should be considered co-primary with the cat and the cushion, which violates RfS VIII.1.a. The cat and the cushion are drawn in Northkeep trian aspect, violating RfS VII.7.a. The tassel is in an unblazonable posture, [Name] This name appears to be constructed well. violating RfS VII.7.b. [Device] We think the blazon should drop the words “standing close”. A raven is Conflict: Gilles of Lennox - December of 1971 (via the West): Or, a domestic cat close by default. New blazon: Per fess sable and gules, in chief three ravens sejant, paw extended sable. Single CD for number of primary group. Return and in base a valknut Or. The valknut is shown in the PicDic, 2nd edition, as for conflict and multiple style problems. a Norse motif. Is it still registerable in the SCA as we stopped registering Norse knotwork designs? This should be clear of: “Ulrica Wren de Mont- Northkeep gomery. The following device associated with this name was registered in [Name] Withycomb wrote The Oxford Dictionary... not the Concise unless there June of 1989 (via Trimaris): Purpure, a Bowen knot between three wrens is another volume we have not heard of. Documentation looks fine. close, those in chief respectant Or.” One CD for the field and we believe Rosamund also notes that “Holbrook” is also found in Reaney and Wilson, there is a second for change in position (which is unforced) for placing the page 235, under that spelling. knot between the birds instead of under them. [Device] We found no conflict but have issues with the blazon. The cat is guard- Should be clear of: “Brigit Katherine Stoneman. The following device associated ant. New blazon: Or, a cat sejant guardant atop a cushion purpure. This with this name was registered in February of 1995 (via the Middle): Per fess does appear to be more of a natural picture than heraldic style but is likely sable and gules, a Lacy knot between three stick shuttles argent.” You have registerable. change of color of the primary charge group and change of position and type for the ravens to stick shuttles. Gawain Should be clear of: “Fiona Cattanach. The following device associated with this [Device] This cat doesn’t seem to be so much atop the cushion as on the ground name was registered in February of 1998 (via the West): Per fess sable and just behind it. According to the PicDic, the standard heraldic cushion has a gules, a dog statant reguardant argent and a bowen cross Or.” Change of tassel at each corner. type, number, and color to half the primary charge group (argent dog to three Or ravens). So long as you can get two CDs from changes to the same Lucien half of the primary charge group, then this is clear. If you cannot get more [Device] This device conflicts with Gilles of Lennox, Or, a domestic cat sejant, than one CD from changes to the same half of a charge group, then this is in paw extended sable (Dec ’71-West). There is no difference for the extended conflict with one CD. paw, and one CD for adding the cushion. The position of the cat on the sub- mitter’s device looks to be sejant guardant, but there is also no CD for chang- Gawain ing the posture of the head. [Name] I don’t see anything in Geirr Bassi specifically addressed to the genitive of names ending in “-afn”, but would have assumed that it should be Magnus “Hrafnardóttir”. G.B. cautions, though, that variant forms exist. [Name] Aylwin: What does the good Withycombe have to say about this name? It [Device] “Close” subsumes “standing”, so the latter term may safely be omitted. is a man’s name in use since the Norman conquest though not common since the 12th century. Lucien Holbrook: This book is better known by its author Bardsley. Under the header [Device] I found no conflicts with this device. Holbrook there are several spellings. The closest is 1622 Randall Holbrooke. [Device] This may conflict with Gilles of Lennox December 1971 (via the West): Magnus “Or, a domestic cat sejant, paw extended sable.” [Name] It looks like the patronymic is formed the wrong way. The submitter did- n’t give us the name used in the patronymic so it can’t be fixed. I can only recommend a return unless the rest of the documentation is provided. Geirr College Action Bassi has several dozen names on each page. [Device] Using the defaults we can shorten the blazon to: “Per fess sable and Name: Forward to Laurel. gules, three ravens fesswise and a valknut Or.” The valknut is still register- able. Device: Return for conflict with with Gilles of Lennox, Or, a domestic cat sejant, paw extended sable (Dec ’71-West). In addition, the blazon and emblazon do not match and the cushion is drawn in trian aspect, unlike a College Action more conventional heraldic cushion.
Name: Return for further work. “Hrafni” was not found in Geirr Bassi as listed in the documentation. Therefore, patronymic could not be docu- mented with that spelling. 5. Bicé di Pietro (Loch Ruadh) Resubmitted Device. Name registered December 1996 via Ansteorra. Gules, Device: Return for conflict with Gianetta Andreini da Vicenza - October of on a bend sinister wavy Or an estroille sable. 1997 (via the Middle): Per fess gules and azure fretty, in chief in fess three popinjays Or. Previous Submission: Gules, a cross Or, overall on a lozenge sable fimbri- ated an estoile all within a bordure Or was returned for violating rule XI.4: Arms of Pretense. The fimbriation makes the lozenge appear to be charged with a bordure. 4. Alywin Holbrook (Gates Edge) New name. New Device. Or, a cat sejant sable a top a cushion purpure. Pendar [Device] No conflicts found through 12/02. Da’ud [Device] There is no space in the word atop. Canute [Device] This is closer to wavy bretessed than to wavy. From the July 1992 Pendar LoAR, p.17: “This sort of wavy ordinary, with the waves opposed instead of [Device] The cushion is drawn in trian aspect which has been cause for return for parallel (‘wavy bretessed’ instead of ‘wavy-counter-wavy’), was returned on a long time. About the only charge I can think of that can be drawn in trian the LoAR of Dec 91 as a non-period depiction.” [Andrew Quintero, 09/99, R- aspect is a die (dice). The cat also has something dangling from it’s tail that Atenveldt] Precedents - Elsbeth, under LINES of DIVISION – Wavy. Clear. should be included in the blazon even though it is probably too small to count Redraw. for difference. Return for a redraw.
AG June 2003 Page 7 Northkeep “bottlenose” or “natural dolphin”. [Device] This device appears clear. “Estroille” is misspelled and should be “The flower may be found in heraldry either affronty [476a] or in profile [476b], “estoille”. with neither being default; the exact posture must thus be speci- fied.” (Pictorial Dictionary, 2nd ed, cf. “Lotus”) Gawain [Device] I’d like to see the waves on either side of the bend more precisely Pendar aligned. [Device] No conflicts found through 12/02.
Lucien Canute [Device] I found no conflicts with this device. Typo: ‘estroille’ should be [Device] Kyrielle Chandoisel. Device. Per chevron throughout ployé engrailed ‘estoile’. Or and purpure, a dove volant argent bearing in its beak an olive branch proper and in chief two crescents purpure. Submitted as “Purpure, chapé Magnus ployé invected ...”, the chapé comes too far down the sides of the shield to [Device] Typo - it is estoile not estroille. The name is registered as Bice di Pietro, truly be considered chapé (not to mention the fact that the chapé portions of no accent on the e. the field should not be charged). It is visually “per chevron throughout”, so we have reblazoned it thus. LoAR 7/90 A-East. Per chevron throughout ployé College Action purpure and argent, a dolphin azure, and in chief two lotus blossoms argent. This line is far enough down to be blazonable as per chevron throughout, Device: Forward to Laurel with the following blazon: Gules, on a bend sinis- which will avoid the ban on charged chapé fields. Clear. ter wavy Or an estoile sable. Northkeep [Name] This given name is taken in this spelling from an Irish source which is not geographically adjacent to Wales. Is this mixture acceptable or should the
submitter be using a Welsh or Scottish or Scots form of Caitrin? 6. Caius Fabius (Wiesenfeuer) [Device] The “in chief” in the blazon is incorrect. The lotus blossoms are not high Change of name. Alexandros Dietrick vom dem Einhornwald registered June enough to be in chief and must be located on the chape portions anyway 1988 via Ansteorra. (forced location) by choice of tincture. Also the dolphin must be blazoned as a natural dolphin as this is not the heraldic dolphin. New blazon: Argent chapé Northkeep ployé purpure, a natural dolphin azure and two lotus blossoms argent. The [Name] It should be noted if the submitter is releasing the previous name or keep- use of azure and purpure is regrettable but allowable. Clear of conflict. ing it as an alternate name. However, this is a fine Roman name. Gawain Magnus [Name] She expressed a preference for a Welsh name, but is using a Gaelic given. [Name] The previous name is registered as Alexandros Dietrich vom Einhorn- She should know that there is a Welsh cognate, “Catrin”, found in Gruffudd, wald. Is the old name to be released? p.21, and dated from 1555. [Device] The PicDic says that the posture of lotus blossoms must be specified. College Action These are “in profile”. They could also be drawn rather larger. (Charged chapé; tsk, tsk!) Name: Forward to Laurel. Submitter has indicated that this is a change of the primary name. Lucien [Device] I found no conflicts with this device. Suggested new blazon: Argent, chapé ployé purpure, a bottlenosed dolphin azure, and in chief two lotus blos- soms argent. The dolphin on the submitter’s device is not the heraldic dolphin, 7. Charles Le Cerviosier d’Alsace (Raven’s Fort) and should therefore be specifically blazoned as a ‘bottlenose dolphin’. New Name. Magnus Northkeep [Name] I couldn’t find this spelling of Katherine in Withycombe. From Woulfe it [Name] The name should be fine. appears to be modern Gaelic. This unfortunately leads to: Gaelic/Welsh com- binations aren’t registerable Anton Cwith [August 2001 LoAR]. Gawain [Device] This is a return for charging the chapé. “Elizabella Marchant. Device. [Name] The documentation supports the assumption that the name contains a Per chevron ployé azure and argent, two roses argent and a Lacy knot pur- typo, and is intended to be “Charles le Cervoisier d’Alsace”. pure. While blazoned in the above manner on the LoI, with the outer edges of the line of division meeting the sides of the shield above the fess line, this is Magnus Argent, chapé ployé azure... However, that means that the chapé is charged, [Name] Typo - the correct spelling of the byname is le cervoisier. which is not allowed. [May 1998 LoAR, Middle-R]. “Some commenters thought that the field division here might be chapé. Both the large- and small- College Action sized emblazons show this as a per chevron field rather than a chapé field, as the line of division does not touch the top of the shield. Chapé is always Name: Forward to Laurel with the following spelling: Charles Le Cervoisier drawn touching the top of the shield. Thus there is no problem with the unreg- d’Alsace. isterable design of a chapé field charged on the upper portion.” [Hergeirr Þráinsson, November 2001 LoAR A-Atlantia].
8. Caitrín ferch Rhys (Loch Ruadh) College Action New Name. New Device. Argent, chapé ployé purpure, a dolphin az- ure, and in chief two lotus blossoms argent. Name: Return for further work. Gaelic-Welsh combinations are not allowed (August 2001LoAR).
Da’ud Device: Return for further work. Cannot charge a chapé. [Device] “The chaussé line of division, along with chapé and vetu, are different from other lines of divisions in that the outer portions never contained charges in period. Thus we can also not allow charges that overlap the outer por- tions.” (Elsbeth Anne Roth, LoAR May 2000, p. 14). “We do not charge vêtu, 9. Dyan du Lac des Callandres (Rosenfeld) chapé or chaussé.” (Jaelle of Armida, LoAR March 1998, p. 19) New Device. Name registered September 1992 via Ansteorra. Or, a dragonfly The dolphin, not being the default heraldic dolphin, must be specified as a sable and a chief embattled gules.
AG June 2003 Page 8 Previous submission: Per bend embattled Or and purpure a bow and two Asterisk note: Submitter has given a letter of transfer for her currently reg- arrows couchant in base dexter was returned for redraw of the bend. istered device and this submission will become her primary device. Letter of
Acceptance from the recipient has been received. Da’ud Pendar [Device] The word “dexter” in the submitted blazon is confusing, and adds noth- [Device] No conflicts found through 12/02. ing to the emblazon’s reproducibility. It should be dropped from the blazon. The bow and arrows are very confusingly oriented. Canute [Device] Clear. Pendar [Device] Blazon-fu: Per bend raguly Or and purpure, a bow bendwise sur- Northkeep mounted by two arrows fesswise reversed in saltire Or. You don’t need to [Device] A conflict check finds: “Cecilia Eriksdotter. The following device asso- specify that the charges are in dexter base since they can’t possibly be on the ciated with this name was registered in January of 2002 (via Drachenwald): Or part of the field. No conflicts found through 12/02. Or, a dragonfly and a bordure sable.” This drops the gules chief and adds a sable bordure for two CDs, we think. The dragonfly could be better drawn Canute but was recognizable to us. [Device] Per bend raguly Or and purpure, a sheaf of a bow bendwise and two arrows points to sinister Or. This arrangement is difficult to blazon and could Lucien have reconstructability problems. [Device] This device conflicts with Cecilia Eriksdotter, Or, a dragonfly and a Ian Griffen the Archer - April of 1999 (via Atenveldt): (Fieldless) A sheaf of three bordure sable. There is one CD for changing the bordure to a chief embattled. arrows inverted Or, fletched vert. CD fieldless. No CD for location for either a forced move or against fieldless armoury. No CD for type of one of three Magnus charges. Possible CD for orientation but the non-standard arrangement inter- [Device] The name is registered as Dyan du Lac des Calandres. The current de- feres with identifiability. Pass it up. vice is “Quarterly sable and Or, in pale an arrow fesswise and a flame coun- terchanged” registered September 1992. Northkeep [Device] We were very uncomfortable looking at the lack of balance in this de- vice. However, lack of balance is not cause for return. Within the pupure College Action field area, we do feel that the bow and arrows should be differently ar- ranged. One arrow should be practically vertical rather than pointing into the Device: Forward to Laurel. line of division. So… we do not feel that a heraldic artist would recreate this layout for the primary charge group from this blazon. But, is the position of the arrows significant enough to be cause for return or are they a minor im- balanced item whose inability to be redrawn with great accuracy is irrele- 10. Elinora inghean ui Ruairc (Steppes) vant? We do not know. Resubmitted device. Name registered August 2001 via Ansteorra. Argent, two chevronelles between two chamrocks and an Irish harp vert. Gawain [Device] I’m not sure there’s any way to blazon the arrangement of the bow and Previous submission: Argent, two chevronelles between two shamrocks and arrows. I’m certain that won’t. an Irish harp vert was returned for redraw of the shamrocks. Lucien Pendar [Device] I found no conflicts with this device. [Device] No conflicts found through 12/02. Magnus Canute [Device] Name registered December 2002 and kingdom returned device August [Device] Clear 2002. I still think this thing is unblazonable.
Northkeep [Device] This device appears to be conflict free. College Action
Gawain Device: Return for further work. This blazon will not reliably recover the [Device] Another unfortunate sufferer from SPESS (Stereotypical Postperiod emblazon. The position of the charges is unblazonable. Ethnic Symbol Syndrome).
Lucien [Device] I found no conflicts with this device. Typo: ‘chevronelles’ should be 12. Fintan O’Quigg (Northkeep) ‘chevronels’ New name. New Device. Vert, a chevron between three lanterns Or.
Magnus Da’ud [Device] This was returned by kingdom July 2002. The shamrocks still look tilted [Name] If the ILoI correctly states the status of the documentation provided, then in an unblazonable orientation. The color emblazon needs to be consulted to the name is not documented at all. O’Brien is not listed in Appendix H, and be sure. thus needs photocopies. [Device] Conflict with Penelopee of the Quill (9509E), Vert, a chevron between two hawk’s bells and a quill pen Or. There is but a single CD, for the change College Action in type of the secondary charges.
Device: Forward to Laurel. Pendar [Device] Conflict with Penelopee of the Quill (9/95 via the East): Vert, a chevron between two hawk’s bells and a quill pen Or. There is only 1 CD for changing the type of secondary charges.
11. Elizabeth Hawkwood (Loch Ruadh) Canute Resubmitted Device. Name passed Kingdom 8/02. Per bend raguly Or [Device] Gawain McHenry - October of 1989 (via Calontir): Vert, a chevron Or, and purpure, a bow and two arrows Or crossed in base dexter. masoned vert, between two horse’s heads, couped and respectant, and a this- tle, slipped and leaved, Or. CD type of secondaries, probable CD masoning.
AG June 2003 Page 9 Masoning is considered to be an artistic detail when on architechture, but a Lucien chevron is not a piece of architecture. [Device] I found no conflicts with this device. Conflict: Penelopee of the Quill - September of 1995 (via the East): Vert, a chev- ron between two hawk’s bells and a quill pen Or. Single CD for type of secon- Magnus daries. [Name] O’Brien’s Corpus Genealogiarum Hiberniae isn’t on the no photocopy list so this would get returned. Fintan is found as a pre-1200 name in 100 Northkeep Most Popular Men’s Names in Early Medieval Ireland by Heather Rose Jones [Name] There were no photocopies provided by the submitter with this. “Fintan” http://www.s-gabriel.org/names/tangwystyl/irish100/. It is also in Ó Corráin can be documented as an Irish masculine given name on Tangwystal’s page 104. O’Quigg isn’t Gaelic since the language has no Q in its alphabet. It online article 100 Most Popular Men’s Names in Early Medieval Ireland didn’t come from O’Brien. located at http://www.sca.org/heraldry/laurel/names/irish100.html. [Device] Conflict with Penelopee of the Quill September of 1995 (via the East): “O’Quigg” can be found in MacLysaght’s The Surnames of Ireland on page “Vert, a chevron between two hawk’s bells and a quill pen Or.” There is one 250 under the heading “(O) Quigg”. We think the name is fine but wish the CD for change of type to the secondary charges. cited documentation had been supplied as required. Fintan may be too early for the requested authenticity but we will leave that decision to those who know. College Action [Device] We were originally concerned that this device conflicted with: “Guy d’Aigles - The following device associated with this name was registered in Name: Return for further work. Insufficient documentation. May of 1984 (via Atlantia): Vert, a chevron between a mullet of eight points, an Arabic oil lamp enflamed and a sword between two swords in chevron Device: Return for conflict with Penelopee of the Quill September of 1995 Or.” We had counted the swords mentioned as a charge group entity, and (via the East): “Vert, a chevron between two hawk’s bells and a quill pen the Arabic oil lamp as a conflict with a lantern. As a result we found only Or.” In addition, lanterns cannot be transparent. one CD for the difference to type of half the secondary charge group. So we turned to the Ansteorran Heralds email list for guidance and received the following reply from Master Daniel de Lincolia: 13. Fiona Morganygg (Loch Ruadh) On Sun, 30 Mar 2003, Herndon, Darin
Of course. Each of the RfS X.4 rules say that such-and-so is Da’ud one clear difference. Except in two cases, there’s nothing that [Device] The bend is color on color. “The field must have good contrast with says that one change precludes another. (The two exceptions: every charge placed directly on it and with charges placed overall.” (RfS - you can’t get a CD for arrangement if movement is forced by VIII.2.b.i.) Sea-monsters, having but two legs, cannot “ramp”. The monster some other change here is its default erect posture. We should simply drop “rampant” from the - any number of changes to a single group of tertiaries is one blazon. CD, no matter how many or what sorts of changes those are.) Conflict with Trinidad and Tobago |9509L|b| Gules, a bend sable fimbriated ar- It’s like a menu. If you buy the burger for $2, it doesn’t’ mean gent. There is but one CD, for the addition of the secondary charges. you’re not allowed to buy the fries for $1, unless it says other- wise. Pendar [Device] Conflicts with Trinidad and Tobago (11/95 via Laurel): Gules, a bend > At question is ILoI 2003-03 item 12. The device for Fintan sable fimbriated argent. 1 CD for adding the secondary charge group, nothing O’Quigg. “Vert, a chevron between three lanterns Or.” for the fimbriation. > Also conflicts with Reynard de la Rochefoucauld (10/96 via Atlantia): Gules, a > The conflict is: “Guy d’Aigles - The following device associ- bend sable fimbriated between a compass rose and a sheaf of arrows Or. 1 ated with this name was registered in May of 1984 CD for changing the type of secondary charges, nothing for the fimbriation. ... >(via Atlantia): and it violates armorial contrast... > Vert, a chevron between a mullet of eight points, an Arabic oil lamp enflamed and a sword between two swords Canute > in chevron Or.” [Device] Sable bend on gules field violates RfS VIII.2.b.i. > We find one CD for the change of type to two-thirds of the Ursula Georges. Device. Gules, a bear passant sable between three mullets of six secondary charge group. points Or. The submitter asked that this be registered under RfS VIII.6, Docu- mented Exceptions. She included numerous examples of sable charges on Surely you mean four-fifths? And a second CD by X.4.f for gules from different areas of Europe. While there was enough evidence given change of number of charges on the field: three lanterns versus to support Gules, a bear passant sable (which conflicts with Berlin, Argent, a five charges (mullet + oil lamp + three swords). They're clear. bear passant sable), the only examples the submitter presented of a low con- trast charge between high contrast secondaries the central charge was an ordi- > If the submitted device had argent lanterns, then can you get nary. As ordinaries have a different level of complexity from an animate a CD for change of color and one charge, we cannot consider their examples as sufficient. None of the examples > for change of type? present showed the case Gules,
AG June 2003 Page 10 Northkeep College Action [Name] Fiona is an SCA Compatible name. Does matching an out of period Scot- tish name with a period Welsh name and using an SCA compatible name Device: Forward to Laurel. give too many weirdnesses? Otherwise, this may be registerable. [Device] The blazon is fine. However, the use of a black bend on a red field is a violation of the rule of tincture and should be returned on that basis. Now, having said that, the submitter should consider changing their name to a Ger- 15. Ivan Ivanovich Ezhov (Raven’s Fort) manic given name and surname, and resubmitting the device with a request for Resubmitted Name. an exception to the rule of tincture based on a regional style variation. In Ger- manic arms, there are recorded cases of black charges on red fields and vice Previous submission: Ivan Ivanovich Yozhik was returned for improper versa. This device was not conflict checked due to the “insta-boing” of the Russian name construction, June 1992. rule of tincture violation. Northkeep Lucien [Resubmitted Name] First off, the author of the Dictionary of Period Russian [Device] This device violates RfS 2.b.i., which says that the field must have good Names is Paul Goldschmidt, not Paul Goldschidt. After reading through the contrast with every charge placed directly on it and with charges placed over- formation notes in the dictionary cited, Rosamund thinks the formation is all. The bend sable does not have good contrast with the gules field. OK for a late period Russian name.
Magnus [Name] This gets returned. Fiona is SCA compatible which gives one weirdness. College Action It was invented in the late 19th century. Johnston only has 256 pages and no
entry for Galmorgan. Fiona is treated as a Gaelic name. Gaelic/Welsh combi- Name: Forward to Laurel. nations aren’t registerable. Anton Cwith [August 2001 LoAR] “Fiona was
ruled SCA compatible in April of 1981 and upheld in the December 1995
cover letter.” [Fiona Harpar, 11/01, A-Æthelmearc]. “Corwin and Fiona ...
have been registered a dozen or more times over a span of five or more years, many of them recent. Corwin is a surname being used as a given name. Fiona 16. Joan Briggs (Loch Sollier) is an out-of-period feminization of a period masculine given name. Both New Name. names occur in modern fantasy stories, and so tend to be accepted without question by the membership of the SCA; and neither has been explicitly barred by Laurel.” [Dec 1985 LoAR cover letter page 5]. Northkeep [Device] This is color on color and gets returned. There are some German exam- [Name] Name looks fine. ples of gules and sable heraldry but this would require regional research to support this type of device. College Action
College Action Name: Forward to Laurel.
Name: Return for Gaelic-Welsh combination. (August 2001 LoAR).
Device: Returned for lack of name. For future note: This violates RfS VIII.2, 17. Katheryn Margarete de Ryes (Loch Ruadh) Armorial contrast. You cannot have a black bend sinister on a red field New Name. New Device. Or, a bat displayed on a chief invected sable a de- without documenting it as a period practice crescent moon or.
Da’ud [Device] The reremouse is “displayed” by default. The chief is engrailed. (If the 14. Gerard du Quartier (Northkeep) points go in to it, it is invected.) The Fools of Arms said it best, in Motley Resubmitted device. Name registered November 2001 via Ansteorra. Purpure, Heraldry: a cross of Cleves and on a chief invected Or, three fleurs-de-lys azure. You may say to bats in a belfry “You're bats.” They won’t mind, ’cause they are; Previous submission: Purpure, a cross of Cleves Or and on a chief azure But you mustn’t say “Bats” to the one in shields -- fimbriated three fleurs-de-lys argent was returned because of the fimbriated You’d better be silent by far; chief (RfS VIII.3). For the bat in a shield is a reremouse (You may call him a flittermouse, too) Pendar And if you say “Bats” to the reremice proud [Device] Were it not for the tertiaries on the chief, this would have been in con- They’ll answer, “And bats to you!” flict with the populace badge of Calontir, Purpure, a cross of Calatrava Or. “The phrase cross of Cleves is synonymous with “Latin cross flory”. We will Pendar accept whichever blazon is submitted. (Jonathus of Santiago de Compostela, [Device] Blazon-fu: Or, a reremouse and on a chief engrailed sable a decrescent August, 1993, pg. 8)” – “[The principal herald] has provided compelling evi- Or. The heraldic term for a bat is a reremouse and it is displayed by default. dence from illustrations of the regalia of the Order of the Knights of Calatrava (Though one was registered as a “bat” as recently as 12/02: Argent, a chevron that what the Society calls a Cross of Calatrava is merely an artistic variant of sable between a bat and two lit candles in saltire gules. (Blaise Makkynnay, the cross flory.” (LoAR 21 May 89, p. 20). No conflicts found through 12/02. LoAR 12/02, Atenveldt)) You know the chief is engrailed because it is mak- ing little cups (grails) out of the field. Crescent variants are not considered to Canute be moons, so it is not a “decrescent moon”. No conflicts found through 12/02. [Device] Clear. Canute Northkeep [Device] Or, a reremouse displayed and on a chief engrailed sable a decrescent [Device] We find no conflict with the resubmitted device. Or. Clear.
Lucien Northkeep [Device] I found no conflicts with this device. [Name] Presuming the documented map is a valid source, this name should be just fine. Magnus [Device] No conflict found. [Device] It was returned by Laurel November 2001.
AG June 2003 Page 11 Gawain multicolored semy charges; is this no longer in effect? Save for the tincture [Device] The chief is engrailed. Cf #14, which has an invected chief. problem, this is a very nice device: both well-designed and well-rendered.
Lucien Lucien [Device] I found no conflicts with this device. Suggested new blazon: Or, a bat [Device] I found no conflicts with this device. Suggested new blazon: Or semy of displayed and on a chief engrailed sable, a decrescent Or. The chief is en- thistles proper, a lion rampant guardant queue-forché and a bordure vert. grailed, not invected, which would have the rounded edges facing the base of ‘Semy’ is a verb, therefore one cannot have ‘a semy’. the shield. The ‘moon’ is not needed, as the term ‘decrescent’ accurately de- scribes the charge. Magnus [Name] The sources give Matheus as a 14th century Latin version of the name Magnus and Makmychell from 1507. Black doesn’t support the spelling Mac Taush [Name] Typo - Margarete is the spelling in the article not Maragarete. under the cited header. Another typo in here somewhere?
College Action College Action
Name: Forward to Laurel. Name: Forward to Laurel with this spelling: Matheus Mac Tavish Mak My- chell. Device: Forward to Laurel with the following blazon: Or, a reremouse and on a chief engrailed sable a decrescent Or. Device: Forward to Laurel with the following blazon: Or semy of thistles proper, a lion guardant queue-forché and a bordure vert. Please inform submitter to split the tail at the body of the lion.
18. Magnus von Lubeck (Raven’s Fort) Alternate name. Baltesar de Gôa. 20. Matheus Mac Taush Mak Mychell (Northkeep) Northkeep New badge. (Fieldless) On a equal-armed Celtic cross Or, a thistle proper. [Alternate Name] We do not feel that we have sufficient expertise to comment on Portuguese names. We would suggest that this be referred to the Orle Her- Da’ud ald. [Badge] Equal-armed Celtic crosses are potent by default. This one needs to be specified as couped plain. The “thistle” is not really recognizable as such: Magnus leaves on thistles do not alternate in this way, and the flower portion is not [Alternate Name] Baltesar de Gôa - First the primary name was registered in Sep- attached to the body of the plant, looking more like some sort of coronet. RfS tember 1998. The a is left out of Gôa, which is the Portuguese spelling. VII.7.a. requires that “Elements must be recognizable solely from their ap- pearance.”
College Action Pendar [Badge] This isn’t really a Celtic cross. It is an annulet surmounted by an equal Name: Forward to Laurel. armed cross couped. It should be redrawn. Even if it were drawn correctly, it would conflict with Chlurain, Clan (6/73): Gules, centered on a Celtic cross simple patty throughout Or, a thistle proper. 1 CD for fielded vs. fieldless, but nothing for being throughout and nothing for making the arms of the Celtic 19. Matheus Mac Taush Mak Mychell (Northkeep) cross “simple patty” (formy). [an equal-armed Celtic cross formy vs a Celtic New Name. New Device. Or, a semy of thistles proper, a lion rampant cross] “There is ... nothing for ... the details of the crosses.” (Kolfinna Fraser, guardant queue-forche and a bordure vert. 2/98 p. 19)
Canute Da’ud [Badge] (Fieldless) On an equal-armed Celtic cross Or, a thistle proper. The [Device] There is no such thing as “a semy”; semy is not a noun, but a word arms of the cross should probably extend farther beyond the annulet. This is meaning “strewn”. Or, semy of thistles.... That lion’s tail is closer to double- close to a fat armed Norse sun cross. queued than it is to “queue forchy”. Ideally, it should be redrawn as clearly Conflict: Chlurain, Clan - June of 1973: Gules, centered on a Celtic cross simple one or the other, not this half one/half the other version. patty throughout Or, a thistle proper. Single CD for fieldless. Since the Celtic cross isn’t one of the cross variants that can be an ordinary, no CD for Pendar throughout. No CD for patty since depictions of Celtic crosses often have [Device] Blazon-fu: Or semy of thistles proper, a lion guardant queue-forché and arms that slightly widen towards the end of their limbs. a bordure vert. There is no such thing as “a semy”, it is just “semy”. Lions are rampant by default. No conflicts found through 12/02. Northkeep [Badge] Appears to be clear of conflict. Canute [Device] Or semy of thistles proper, a lion guardant queue-forché and a bordure Gawain vert. Clear. [Badge] This is neither a proper Celtic cross, nor the Greek cross potent sur- mounting an annulet which is defined as an equal-armed Celtic cross in the Northkeep PicDic. Reblazon as a “Greek cross surmounting an annulet”. [Name] Matheus is present at our session. Please note that the spelling he meant to write was: Matheus Mac Tavish Mak Mychell; “Taush” should be Lucien “Tavish”. The name might be more consistent with the Mac and Mak [Badge] I found no conflicts with this badge. The main charge on the emblazon of spelled identically but the submitter found a reference that used this spelling this badge does not look like an equal-armed Celtic cross. It looks more like a in this order. cross couped placed on top of an annulet, which would violate the layer limit [Device] This appears clear so far as we can tell. The “a” as the second word (RfS VIII.1.c.ii.). should not be there. Magnus Gawain [Badge] This isn’t fieldless but some type of gurges. The emblazon is a Latin not [Name] Is the varying spelling of the patronymic particle a documented period a Celtic cross. This needs to be returned so it can be fixed. practice in a single name? [Device] Drop the incorrect “a” before “semy”. There was a precedent against
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Badge: Return for redraw. Name: Forward to Laurel.
21. Micheal na Tuaighe (Northkeep) 23. Olivia de Calais (Northkeep) New name. New Device. Per chevron rayonny azure and argent two double- New Name. New Device. Or a unicorn couchant purpure with an orle of bitted axes in saltire sable. fleurs-de-lys azure.
Da’ud Da’ud [Device] The axes need to be specified as “in base”; because they do not share a [Device] The unicorn is within an orle of fleurs-de-lys. tincture with the field and because the field is essentially neutral, they could just as easily be placed overlying the line of division in the center of the Pendar shield. [Device] Blazon-fu: Or, a unicorn couchant purpure within an orle of fleurs-de- lys azure. (as in Purpure, a dragonfly within an orle of fleurs-de-lis Or. Pendar (Méraud d'Avignon, LOAR 05/02, Æthelmearc)) No conflicts found through [Device] Blazon-fu: Per chevron rayonny azure and argent, in base two double- 12/02. bitted axes in saltire sable. Although the line of division is higher than nor- mal, there is no need to blazon the line of division as “enhanced.” A similar Canute situation occurred on an Outlands LoI last year with the device of Helena de [Device] Clear. Oduuelle, Per chevron gules and argent, in base a female centaur passant maintaining a spear and shield sable. (LoAR 09/02). Her line of division was Northkeep almost exactly this high on the field. The primary charge still got blazoned as [Name] The header in Withycombe is “Olive, Olivia”. We think this name is fine. “in base.” [Device] Blazon should be: Or, a unicorn couchant purpure within an orle of Micheal’s device conflicts with Agravaine Rhiwallon (3/99 via the East): fleurs-de-lys azure. This appears to be clear. (Fieldless) Two axes in saltire sable. There is 1 CD for fielded vs fieldless, but nothing for the placement on the field vs a fieldless badge. Lucien [Device] I found no conflicts with this device. Typo: ‘with’ should be ‘within’. Canute [Device] Per chevron rayonny azure and argent, in base two double-bitted axes in saltire sable. College Action Conflict: Agravaine Rhiwallon - March of 1999 (via the East): (Fieldless) Two axes in saltire sable. Single CD for fieldless. No CD for type of axe or for Name: Forward to Laurel. location vs fieldless armory. Device: Forward to Laurel with the following blazon: Or a unicorn couchant Northkeep purpure within an orle of fleurs-de-lys azure. [Name] We do not have OC&M but this seems documented correctly. [Device] We believe it is clear of conflict.
Gawain 24. Riguallaun map Guoillauc (Dragonsfire Tor) [Name] O’C&M don’t list this spelling, but have “Míchél” as a period spelling New Name. New Device. Vert, a pall Or between a dove Volant to and “Mícheál” as a modern one. They go on to say that it was rare in Ireland sinister and two swords in pile. until relatively recent times.
Lucien Pendar [Device] I found no conflicts with this device. [Device] There is no need to capitalize “Volant”. You forgot to include the tinc- ture of the secondary charges. The closest design I could find was Stephen Magnus Bruce of Aberdeen (7/86 via the Middle): Vert, a pall vair between a closed [Name] The post 1200 name is spelled Mícheál in Gaelic. The byname na book and two swords Or. There is 1 CD for the tincture of the pall, but if Tuaighe is from 1439 meaning “of the battle-axe”. Riguallaun’s swords are Or, there is probably not a CD for significant changes [Device] Conflict with Agravaine Rhiwallon March 1999 (via the East): to the type of secondary charge group as 2/3 of them are the same. I doubt his (Fieldless) “Two axes in saltire sable.” “There is a CD for fieldlessness but swords are quite far enough away from palewise to merit a CD. Otherwise, no nothing for placement on the field, since no CD is granted for placement on conflicts through 12/02. the field versus a fieldless badge.” [Lecelina O'Brien of Mountshannon, 12/01, R-Artemisia]. Canute [Device] The disparity between the sizes of the secondary charges is odd and can affect the identifiability of the group. The tinctures of the secondaries are College Action missing. Stephen Bruce of Aberdeen - July of 1986 (via the Middle): Vert, a pall vair be- Name: Forward to Laurel. tween a closed book and two swords Or. CD primary tincture. No CD type for one of three secondary charges arranged one and two. (There is a current sub- Device: Return for conflict: Agravaine Rhiwallon - March of 1999 (via the mission from Outlands [Item 12 http://www.alayna.org/pendar/oct02lop/ East): (Fieldless) Two axes in saltire sable. lor1202.html] involving this issue which might change this.) No CD for orien- tation of the swords, in pile is a reasonable default which best fills the space in this submission. Possible CD for tincture of secondaries if they are not Or. 22. Nicollette de Loria (Loch Solleir) Add the tincture of the secondaries and pass this up. Wreath call. Alternate name. Cynethryth of Tewkesbury. Northkeep Northkeep [Name] We will defer to the explanatory email from the Harpy Herald and pre- [Alternate Name] This name should be fine. sume this is fine. [Device] This appears clear presuming that the dove and swords are argent though Magnus the last tincture is missing from the blazon. [Alternate Name] Cynethryth of Tewkesbury - The primary name was registered as Nicolette de Loria in February 1997 (via Ansteorra).
AG June 2003 Page 13 Lucien Gaelic. Welsh/English is registerable with no weirdness. I see no way to make [Device] There did not appear to be any conflicts with this device. However, I this name authentic. was unable to thoroughly conflict check the device, as the tincture of the dove and the swords was not given in the blazon. College Action Magnus [Name] Riguallaun is from the Book of Llandav covering the 6th through 10th Name: Return for lack of documentation (photocopies not provided from century Welsh. Guoillauc is 9th century Welsh. Nice Welsh name. website). [Device] Blazon typo - We lack a tincture for the dove and swords. Device: Return for lack of name, however, book was unrecognizable as such when colored sable. Recommend redraw. College Action
Name: Forward to Laurel. 27. Þorgeirr Valbjarnarson (Loch Ruadh) Device: Forward to Laurel. New Name. New Device. Per fess argent and gules, in chief a bear passant to sinister sable and in base a valknut sable on a plate argent.
25. Rosamund Blanchflur (Northkeep) Da’ud New Name. [Device] The charge in base is either a plate or it is a roundel argent. Plates by definition are argent. The usual grammar of blazon places charges lying on the Northkeep field before the charges they are charged with ...and in base on a plate a valk- [Name] This name should be fine. nut sable.
Pendar College Action [Device] Blazon-fu: Per fess argent and gules, a bear passant to sinister sable and on a plate a valknut sable. Plates are argent by default. No conflicts found Name: Forward to Laurel. through 12/02.
Canute [Device] Per fess argent and gules, in pale a bear passant to sinister sable and on a plate a valknut sable. Clear. 26. Tegwared MacAuley (Loch Ruadh) Northkeep New name. New device. Bendy sinister gules and argent an open bok sable. [Name] If the name is correctly taken from the source then this name should be
fine. Da’ud [Device] New Blazon: Per fess argent and gules, a bear passant to sinister sable [Device] An “o” has accidentally been dropped in the blazon from the word book. and on a plate a valknut sable. The device appears to be free of conflicts.
The colored emblazon raised immediate responses on many parts as being Pendar similar to a Nazi type armband (see lower half of fess) with a valknut replac- [Device] No conflicts found through 12/02. Amazing. Most of the other tinctures ing the swastika. So far as we know the valknut was not used by the Nazis of open books are taken now. I can’t help but wonder if it will maintain its and the appearance is coincidental but the submitter should be aware of that identifiability against a black delf or billet from a distance, but that’s a Laurel immediate response on the part of some viewers. call.
Lucien Canute [Device] I found no conflicts with this device. Suggested new blazon: Per fess [Device] Bendy sinister gules and argent, an open book sable. “The use of two argent and gules, in chief a bear passant contourny sable, and on a plate, a similar but non-identical charges in a group has been cause for return many valknut sable. ‘Contourny’ is ‘to sinister’ for heraldic beasties. A ‘plate’ is a times in the past. A scroll is one kind of book and a book is another.” (LoAR ‘roundel argent’, so the argent is unnecessary, as is the ‘in base’, because the 7/91 p.24). Precedents – Da’ud 2. , under BOOK AND SCROLL. Applying plate cannot go anywhere else. “sword and dagger” implies no CD between a book and a scroll.
Conflict: Michael Myrialogos - February of 1981 (via Ansteorra): Argent, a scroll Magnus unrolled palewise sable. Single CD for field. [Device] Blazon is close to what is needed. “Per fess argent and gules, a bear
passant contourny sable and on a plate a valknut sable.” The valknut is still Northkeep registerable. [Name] Documentation provided spelling and header spelling do not match. Pre-
suming that the submitted name matches the documentation, we believe this
would be fine. College Action [Device] “Book” is misspelled. This appears clear.
Gawain Name: Forward to Laurel. [Name] If he went to all the trouble of constructing a period Welsh given name, and wants the whole thing to be Welsh, how come he’s submitting an Angli- Device: Forward to Laurel with the following blazon: Per fess argent and cized Irish surname? See MacLysaght (op. cit.), p.9. gules, a bear passant to sinister sable and on a plate a valknut sable. [Device] The bok could be drawn significantly larger.
Lucien [Device] I found no conflicts with this device. Typo: ‘bok’ should be ‘book’. 28. Tiberius Caelianus Severus (Glaslyn) New badge. Name registered October 1999 via Atlantia. Erminois on a pale Magnus sable a rose argent. [Name] Tegwared: Typo - Tangwystyl gives the standard Welsh form as Teg- wared not Tefwared. Laurel requires a photocopy of St. Gabriel articles. If one Pendar is needed to prevent this from being returned I can provide it. MacAuley: [Badge] He just moved there from the Outlands. His device got registered through Reaney & Wilson header Macaulay gives McAulay 1326 from Scotland. The the Outlands in September 02. If you come across him, tell him that I said name should be registerable but no ruling was found for Welsh/Anglicized “Hi” and that I found a conflict for his badge: Friedrich Eric Helmut von
AG June 2003 Page 14 Rheinhausen (11/94 via the Middle): Erminois, on a pale sable a double- College Action bitted axe argent. There is only 1 CD for changes to the tertiary. I consulted with him regarding a badge at al-Barran Midwinter last year. All he really Name: Forward to Laurel, however ammend documentation to use “Tukka a wants is the white rose, which is an item that he hands out to people. Tell him pet form of the Old Norse Þorketill.” It is mentioned as an Anglo- that he could put the rose overall pretty much anything long and skinny as a Scandanavian name which means it could be Old Norse or Old English. fieldless badge. Kirk: R&W gives Kirk as a header only. The 1209 form is atte kireke which means at a church. Canute [Badge] Erminois, on a pale sable a rose argent. Badge: Forward to Laurel. Conflict: Friedrich Eric Helmut von Rheinhausen - November of 1994 (via the Middle): Erminois, on a pale sable a double-bitted axe argent. Single CD for type of tertiary.
Evan y Helfarch ap Llewellyn - March of 1983 (via An Tir): Erminois, on a pale gules in chief two bird blunts in saltire surmounted by an arrow inverted Or, a 30. Zoe du Murat (Raven’s Fort) base counterchanged. CD tertiary, technical CD base. How much of the base New name. is on the field? (Can it be confused for part of the tertiary group?) Northkeep Northkeep [Name] Morlet appears, by the documentation, to have validated “de Murat” not [Badge] Conflict with: “Friedrich Eric Helmut von Rheinhausen. The following “du Murat.” Otherwise it seems fine. device associated with this name was registered in November of 1994 (via the Middle): Erminois, on a pale sable a double-bitted axe argent.” There is Gawain one CD for change of tertiary charge. [Name] Withycombe, p.296 spells the name “Zoë”, and says its use in England is recent. Dauzat, p.604. spells it “Zoé” and, as usual, gives no date. Lucien [Badge] This badge conflicts with Friedrich Eric Helmut von Rheinhausen, Ermi- Magnus nois, on a pale sable, a double-bitted axe argent (Nov ’94-Middle). There is [Name] Typo – Morlet’s Picardie gives the name as du Murat not de Murat and one CD for changing the axe to a rose. not du Marat. It seems impossible to get a spelling error like this fixed once it gets in the system. Magnus [Badge] Conflict with Friedrich Eric Helmut von Rheinhausen November 1994 (via the Middle): “Erminois, on a pale sable a double-bitted axe argent.” College Action
Name: Forward to Laurel. College Action
Device: Return for conflict with Friedrich Eric Helmut von Rheinhausen November 1994 (via the Middle): “Erminois, on a pale sable a double- bitted axe argent.”
Status of ILoIs 29. Tukka Kirk (none listed)
New name. New Badge. Or, a chevron azure between two bears combatant gules and a horseshoe inverted azure. ILoI 2002-08: Commentary 2002-11 Gazette. LoI 2002-10. Laurel meeting 2/8/2003. Da’ud [Device] If it’s a device, why is it being submitted on a badge form? ILoI 2002-09: Commentary 2002-12 Gazette. Combined with LoI 2002-12. Pendar [Device] No conflicts found through 12/02. ILoI 2002-10: Commentary 2003-01 Gazette. LoI 2002-12. Canute Laurel meetings 4/19, 4/13, 4/26/2003. [Device] Clear ILoI 2002-11: Commentary 2003-02 Gazette. LoI 2003-01. Northkeep Laurel meetings 5/17/2003. [Name] Based on “Radulfus filius Tokke” listed under the header “Tuck” on page 456 of Reaney and Wilson, a variant of Tukka may be possible. We do not ILoI 2002-12: Commentary 2003-03 Gazette. LoI 2003-02. have Black. But we are under the impression that Kirk should be done in a name like “o’ the Kirk” or “of Kirk”, etc. Is it a valid standalone surname? Laurel meetings scheduled 6/8 & 6/20/2003. [Device] Should be clear of: “College on the Hill, Canton of. The following de- vice associated with this name was registered in January of 1982 (via the ILoI 2003-01: Commentary 2003-04 Gazette. LoI 2003-03. East): Or, a chevron gules between two brown bears salient combattant Laurel meetings scheduled 7/12 & 7/19/2003. proper and a laurel wreath vert. [Ursus arctus]” One CD for the change of color of the primary charge and one CD for the change of color to the bears ILoI 2003-02: Commentary 2003-05 Gazette. LoI 2003-04. (more than half of the secondary charge group).
Lucien ILoI 2003-03: Commentary this Gazette. LoI 2003-05. [Device] I found no conflicts with this device. ILoI 2003-04: Commentary next Gazette. Magnus Decision meeting scheduled 6/14/2003. [Name] Tukka: The entry actually reads “Tukka a pet form of the Old Norse Þorketill.” It is mentioned as an Anglo-Scandanavian name which means it could be Old Norse or Old English. Kirk: R&W gives Kirk as a header only. ILoI 2003-05: Comments due Retiarius 6/20/2003. The 1209 form is atte kireke which means at a church. Still, I suspect the Decision meeting scheduled 7/12/2003. name is registerable. ILoI 2003-06: Comments due Retiarius 7/20/2003. AG June 2003 Page 15 Known World Heraldic and Scribes Symposium June 6-8, 2003
In the best tradition of Calontir hospitality, the Barony of Three Rivers invites the Known World to join us for a weekend of activities including a party Friday evening, heraldic and scribal classes with teachers of great skill and renown on Saturday, and a Laurel Road Show on Sunday morning. Site: St. Louis Airport Marriott Site opens 6:00 p.m. Friday and closes at 1:00 p.m. on Sunday. 10700 Pear Tree Lane (across I-70 from Hotel reservations must be made separately. Lambert International Airport) Ask for the special group rate for the Society for Creative St. Louis, MO 63134 Anachronisms ($75 per night, single or double occupancy). The (314) 423-9700 1-800-228-9290 hotel provides transportation (red shuttles) from the airport.
Friday: There are two special tours planned for Friday afternoon. ? A trip to the Cathedral Basilica is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. with Ld. Lukas Messmer. There is a small fee for the tour. ? Professor Michael Fuller will lead a trip to Cahokia Mounds. Please contact Steward for times.
Friday evening begins at 6:00 p.m. with registration and an informal gathering at the hotel until 10:00 p.m. Entertainment will include the Three Rivers Players and Da'ud Bob (Master Da'ud ibn Auda) making a special appearance with one of his (in)famous movie presentations.
Saturday: Registration opens at 8:00 a.m. Classes begin at 9:30 a.m. and will run until 6:00 p.m. with a break for lunch between 12:30 to 2:00 p.m.
Lunch: A buffet lunch is included with preregistration fees. Depending upon the numbers of registrations received, lunch for those registering the day of the Symposia may be available.
Saturday Evening: Friendly native guides will ferry symposia attendees to some of St. Louis' favorite local restaurants. Sign-up sheets will be available at Troll.
Meet the Candidates Beginning at 8:30 p.m. you will have a chance to meet and talk to representatives from the groups placing bids for the next Laurel Of- fice.
Sunday: Laurel Road Show begins at 9:00 a.m. This is your chance to see decisions being made on a current letter of acceptance and return (LOAR).
Site Fee: Pre-registration (postmarked on or before May 31st) $15 members $18 non-members Make all checks payable to SCA, Inc. Barony of Three Rivers. At the door $18 members $21 non-members Proceedings of the event will be available in both book form or on CD-ROM. Prices will be available closer to time of the Send completed form (available on web site) and payment to: event. SCA, Inc., Barony of Three Rivers P.O. Box 140094 Merchants welcome, no fees. Please contact the Event Stew- St. Louis, MO 63114 ard. Attention: KWHS For more information and registration form, visit our web site at http://www.stlcc.cc.mo.us/fv/users/mfuller/CLUB/ladyZ.html or http://www.kwhs.org/ Event Steward: Crash space coordinator: HL Shariya bint Badr Lord Galen MacColm{a'}in mka Janet Griffin [email protected] 2133 Timber Lane Barnhart, MO 63012 (636) 464-0548 [email protected] AG June 2003 Page 16 The Canton of Westgate Presents
Ansteorran Heraldic and Scribal Symposium
June 28th, 2003
Christ Memorial Lutheran Church 14200 Memorial Dr., Houston, Texas 77079
Please join us for this one-day event of everything heraldic and scribal! Site opens at 8 a.m. and closes at 6 p.m. Classes will begin at 9:00 a.m. and end at 5:00 p.m. to be followed by court. There is a one-hour break for lunch where a sideboard luncheon, sponsored by House Wyrmclaw, will be available. Area eating establishments are posted to the website as well. Site is wet in period containers. Site fees - Adults: $8.00 ($24.00 family max); Children 12 and under: Free Non-members add a $3 Society-mandated fee.
CURRENT CLASS LIST Heraldry: Scribal:
Device Heraldry 101 – Lady Valeria Marcella de Martinez Acanthus Vines as from the Gottingen Model Book – Mistress
Marshalling Arms – Lord Alden Drake Hillary Rose Greenslade
Field Heraldry for Pas d'Armes – Lord Rodrigo de Navarre Materials Class – Mistress Rose Stewart Cathan
Awards & Precedence – HE Master Robin of Gilwell & Playing with Pigments – Lady Annais de Montgomerie
Mistress Serena Lascaelles Adapting Period Document Texts for the SCA – Mistress Serena
Heraldic Offices – Master Francois la Flamme Lascaelles
Period Name Construction – Mistress Mari nic Bryan Drafting Tips for Scribes – HL Muireann a Dun na Traighe Ceine Field Heraldry & List Mastering – HE Mistress Elissena de Bayonne
Court Heraldry – HE Master Michael Silverhands Insignia & Charters – Mistress Stella Silvana
Asterisk & Bordure – Baroness Katherine de Feltre Letter Theory – Lady Lete Bithespring
Gold Leafing – Master Geoff Cathan
Including: How to Run a Charter Painting Table – Lady Gwenhuyvar verch Herald's Warranting Class & Exam – Lord Snorri inn kyrri Hallsson Morgant Debwydd Pursuivant Extraordinary Classes & Exams – Lord Timothy of Glastonbury & Lady Anézka z Rozmitála Including: All day charter painting in the gym
College of Scribes Meeting – Lady Annais de Montgomerie
Classes are subject to change. Please reference the website for any updates.
Directions: In Houston, make your best way to I-10 and Kirkwood. Turn South on Kirkwood to Memorial. Turn right onto Memorial. Go past Bateswood Dr. on the right and Rancho Bauer Dr. on the left and the site will be on the right, just past Rancho Bauer Dr.
Autocrat Heraldry Class Scribal Class Coordinator Lady Gwen verch Cynwrig Coordinator Lady Lisabetta Micola de Ynys Mon Lord Alden Drake Da Monte (Crystal Lewis) (Paul Haines) (Kimberley Wells) [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (281) 793-1033 (713) 858-9953 (281) 875-0285
For further information, visit http://scriptoris.ansteorra.org/ahss/
AG June 2003 Page 17 ANSTEORRAN GAZETTE JUNE 2003 Jennifer Smith, Obelisk Herald 601 S Washington #137 Stillwater, OK 74074 FIRST CLASS MAIL ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED
WHO SENDS WHAT TO WHOM IN ANSTEORRA
ITEM SSENT TO BY Submissions Asterisk Branch Heralds ‡ Monthly Reports Regional Heralds Branch Heralds* Quarterly and End of Reign Reports Star Principal Regional Heralds* Award and Honor Report Forms Zodiacus, Sable Scroll Branch Heralds, Royal Herald, and all Heralds attending Court Internal Commentary Retiarius All Who Comment Inquiries about Scribal Matters Regional Scribes, Star Signet All Requests for Scrolls to Paint or Painted Scrolls Regional Scribes All Donation of Insignia Sable Scroll All Correlation of Scrolls Given/Not Given Crown, Sable Scroll Branch Heralds, Royal Herald Subscriptions for Ansteorran Gazette Asterisk Private Subscribers Change of Name or Contact Info. Obelisk, Star Principal All INCLUDING ADDRESS CHANGES Letters/Articles/Etc. for Gazette Obelisk All Resignations and Applications One Level Up All Administrative Matters Star Principal Regionals*, All Achievement Registrations, Questions Stellar Scroll All
*These items are requirements of the job. ‡If you receive these, it is a requirement of your job to send them to Asterisk promptly.
Remember: All submissions are $9 (U.S.) each; $1 per submission is retained by the local group and a group check for $8 per submission is sent to Asterisk with the submis- sions. For Name Submissions, 3 copies of the form and documentation are to be sent to Asterisk, 1 copy is to be retained by the branch herald, and 1 copy is given to the sub- mitter. For Device/Badge Submissions, send 4 colored and 2 non-colored copies to Asterisk, 1 of each is retained by the branch herald, and 1 of each is given to the submitter. All money and all submissions go to Asterisk Herald. AG June 2003 Page 18
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