[MR] Re: Lost Spoons
Elaine Koogler
ekoogler1 at comcast.net
Mon Apr 22 06:05:15 PDT 2002
To those gentles who lost spoons at our recent event, Greetings and
Apologies.
I have not yet unloaded the tool box (where the spoons will be if we have
them) as I was down in Marinus at their Collegium this past weekend.
However, I will attempt to get at the box today and determine if the spoons
are there. I will then be sure to let you all know that we have them and
make sure we return them!
Kiri
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> 1. Re: Wedding Photo in Frederick News Post (Michelle King)
> 2. Re: Frederick News-Post picture? (Belphoebe)
> 3. Early Music Concert (Peggy Brodie)
> 4. Fw:Lost serving spoon (Alesia Gillefalyn)
> 5. Jongleurie May 17-19 (Vaughan, Scott F (US))
> 6. Beds (rmhowe)
> 7. Viking Slat Bed Class (Izofgold at aol.com)
> 8. Fw: [Bright Hills] Fw: Check out Salisbury Festival - May 1 - 5,
2002 (Bill Hume)
> 9. Re: Dun Carriag Lost serving spoon (Rowanwald Central)
> 10. Dun Carriag Lost serving spoons (Ann Lipscomb)
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> Message: 1
> Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2002 07:34:41 -0700 (PDT)
> From: Michelle King <dona_violante at yahoo.com>
> Subject: Re: [MR] Wedding Photo in Frederick News Post
> To: atlantia at atlantia.sca.org
>
> Thank you, Gervase - that was exactly what I was
> looking for!
>
> Cheers,
> Violante
>
> --- Morses3 at aol.com wrote:
> >
> http://www.fredericknewspost.com/photosoftheweek/photo4.cfm
> >
> > Greetings Milady,
> >
> > Since a friend writes for the newspaper in question,
> > I took a chance and was
> > able to find what I hope is the photo in question
> > that you are searching for
> > at the above link. Don't delay checking because I
> > think they take them down
> > every few days.
> >
> > In service,
> >
> > Gervase
> >
>
>
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> Message: 2
> Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2002 07:35:46 -0700 (PDT)
> From: Belphoebe <belfebe at yahoo.com>
> Subject: Re: [MR] Frederick News-Post picture?
> To: Michelle King <dona_violante at yahoo.com>, atlantia at atlantia.sca.org
>
> Hi Violante,
>
> Here's the link to the electronic version. The
> picture is terrific.
>
> http://www.fredericknewspost.com/photosoftheweek/photo4.cfm
>
> Belphoebe
>
>
> --- Michelle King <dona_violante at yahoo.com> wrote:
> > Greetings, all! Word has it that the Monday, 4/8,
> > issue of the Frederick News-Post contained a picture
> > of my Saturday wedding to Don Miguel Esteban de
> > Cabra.
> > Since this was an SCA-style wedding, I'm hoping
> > maybe
> > a SCAdian from that area saw it and saved it? Or
> > can
> > anybody get me a copy of the paper from that day?
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Doña Violante de Sant Sebastian
> > Azure, in saltire five towers within a bordure,
> > argent
> > Chatelaine, Shire of Roxbury Mill
> >
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> Reply-To: "Peggy Brodie" <olorin at bev.net>
> From: olorin at bev.net (Peggy Brodie)
> To: <barony at mail.black-diamond.org>, <atlantia at atlantia.sca.org>
> Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2002 12:47:23 -0400
> Subject: [MR] Early Music Concert
>
> The Early Music Ensemble at Virginia Tech will be presenting a concert on
> Sunday, April 21st, at 3pm in the Recital Hall, Squires Student Center,
> Virginia Tech campus, Blacksburg. The first half of the program will be a
> number of medieval songs from as early as the 11th century, in several
> languages including Catalan and Occitan (we do our best, folks),
accompanied
> by period instruments where possible. The second half of the program will
> be Purcell's "Come, Come, Ye Sons of Art", written in 1693 to celebrate
the
> 32nd (and last) birthday of Queen Mary.
>
> The EME is where we explore new horizons and stretch our comfort zones!
> About half the participants are taking it as a course for credit, and the
> rest are in it for fun. Come join us!
>
> Lady Margaret Obrolchan
>
>
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> Message: 4
> Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2002 17:29:14 GMT
> To: atlantia at atlantia.sca.org
> Cc:
> From: Alesia Gillefalyn <alesiaglfyn at juno.com>
> Subject: [MR] Fw:Lost serving spoon
>
> Forwarded by request
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> From: "Ann Lipscomb" <alipscomb at argosinc.com>
> To: Alesia Gillefalyn <alesiaglfyn at juno.com>
> Subject: Lost serving spoon
> Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2002 08:40:04 -0400
>
> Greetings to you all!
>
> While attending the wonderful feast ending a lovely day of the Challenge
> of the Heart, I used my serving spoon to help serve those at my table.
> Alas, I was not vigilant about getting it after the feast was done. I
> have a feeling that it went back to the kitchen and was put into the Dun
> Carraig kitchen supplies.
>
> Any one with access to the cooking gear for Dun Carraig, please be so
> kind as to search for a scalloped serving spoon. The handle is very
> plain. If found, please be so kind as to give it to Baroness Kiri and I
> can retrieve it from her.
>
> Thanks for your help!
>
> Ann(e)
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Lady Alesia Gillefalyn
> Familia Wylderosarum
> Barony of Caer Mear
>
> mka Bonnie A Harvey
>
>
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> Message: 5
> From: "Vaughan, Scott F (US)" <sfv19915 at GlaxoWellcome.com>
> To: "'atlantia at atlantia.sca.org'" <atlantia at atlantia.sca.org>
> Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2002 14:30:48 -0400
> Subject: [MR] Jongleurie May 17-19
>
> [Please send any replies to this message directly to me. I do not receive
> posts from the list.]
>
> If you are planning to attend the upcoming Jongleurie in Elvegast there
are
> several important things you should know.
>
> The event flyer is available at
> http://elvegast.atlantia.sca.org/jongleurie.html
>
> Please reserve early. All fees increase by $1 after May 10 (so you could
be
> paying as much as $19/adult for the weekend if you don't send
reservations).
> There is no seperate day-trip fee. High Feast is limited to 90 people.
> Peasant feast is limited to 50. There are 120 bed spaces.
>
> The gates of Umstead Park are locked at 8pm each night and do not re-open
> until 8am. A park ranger will open the gates for a few minutes each hour
> until midnight to let people in and out on Friday night. If you plan to
> arrive after midnight please make other arrangements. There are numerous
> hotels in Raleigh along US-70. On Saturday he will probably only do a 10pm
> and midnight run to the gate. Parking at the site is limited. Please
> carpool.
>
> Merchanting is not permitted by the site.
>
> ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ARE NOT ALLOWED. Period. Not even in your own
unmarked
> bottles. This will be enforced strictly. Violators *will* be referred to a
> local, on site, law enforcement officer. That would look very bad on an
> event report and bring shame and disgrace on your name for generations to
> come. I am not joking.
>
> There are primative cabins (no electricity) that each sleep 2-4 people and
> are equipped with bunks (120 total). Actual cabin assignments will be
made
> on site. Tent camping is *not* permitted. There are a couple large cabins
> without bunks that can accomodate 8-10 people on the floor. Your group
must
> contact me AND send reservations together if you would like to use one of
> these.
>
> We still need instructors for workshops, classes and activities. The A&S
> theme is leisure and performing arts.
>
> Despite all these obstacles, we still plan to have a marvelous time. :)
>
> Master Efenwealt Wystle
> J4 Autocrat
>
>
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> Message: 6
> Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2002 15:37:28 -0400
> From: rmhowe <MMagnusM at bellsouth.net>
> To: "- MedievalEncampments at yahoogroups.com"
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> - Atlantia <atlantia at atlantia.sca.org>,
> - Medieval Leather List <medieval-leather at yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: [MR] Beds
>
> A bit on the subject of beds:
>
> Everyone likes to try to replicate the smaller beds from the
> Oseberg ship. Problem is that that is a rare and now delicate
> book if you can find one.
>
> I have been trying for about a year to locate:
> Speake, G.: A Saxon Bed Burial on Swallowcliffe Down
> [Wiltshire] English Heritage Archaeological Report, English
> Heritage, London 10, 1989, vii, 135 pp, pls, figs, table, refs,
> index, 18#, paper, 1850742111, "A BA barrow had been excavated
> by L and F de M Vatcher in 1966 had been reused in 7th C AD for
> a richly furnished Anglo-Saxon inhumation of a female aged 18
> to 25 years. She lay on an ash wood bed with elaborate iron
> fittings, and was surrounded by high quality grave-goods
> including an iron bound bucket, a maplewood casket containing
> a sprinkler, a spoon, and personal items, an ornate satchel with
> gold foil mounts of possible Christian significance, and a bronze-
> mounted bucket. The burial's significance is considered in its
> local and national context. Documentary and topographical evidence
> suggest the possible identification of the barrow with Posses Hlaewe,
> recorded in a charter of AD 940. OS report 10.
> Date of Publication: 01/01/89 ISBN: 01-85074-211-1
> Actual cost at time of printing was £10, but with the two catalogs
> and all the packing my order from Britain to North Carolina, USA
> came to £22.20. Absolutely splendid!
>
> PRODUCT CODE: XA13010 Price: Paperback £10 /
> Customer Services on 0870 333 1181 or
> customers at english-heritage.org.uk
> Go Get 'em people!
>
> Copies of the English Heritage publications are available from
> Room 209, 23 Savile Row, London W1X 1AB
> http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/
> good luck getting the buttons on the pages to work right.
> Maybe Bill Gates has been messing around there. However,
> I finally got the book.
>
> Now, why do I mention this? Well, it appears that there are lots
> more beds in this particular tome than just the one. And a leather
> satchel of 800 AD as well.
>
> The remains of a skillet; the remains of a casket; a water sprinkler -
> with comparison to others; metal spoons with additional comparisons;
> remains of a comb, an iron spindle, iron knives, remains of silver
> brooches, belt mounts, two fancy glass beads, another comb; a bucket
> with triangular mountings below the top band and bail; remains of
> the satchel, satchel reconstructed; fancy satchel mounts with
> archaeological comparisons to other jewellery. Looks a bit like
> St. Cuthbert's cross to me; Moylough, Ireland belt reliquary.
> Ardagh chalice fitting; various mould fragments from the Mote of
> Mark; Palm cups in situ and together, with comparisons.
>
> Beds:
> Iron components of the Swallowcliffe Down Bed and it's
> reconstruction.
>
> Reconstruction of another A-Saxon Bed from Shudy Camps, grave 29.
>
> Fittings without reconstructions from other probably bed burials.
>
> Reconstruction of a wooden bed from the burial of a princeling
> at Cologne Cathedral from several views. Lots of turning on
> this one.
>
> The Big Oseberg Bed, Top, End, Side, Oblique Views with Scale.
>
> Two of the smaller Oseberg Beds with multiple views of each with
> Scale.
>
> Textiles by Crowfoot.
> Big Bibliography. End of this book part. I'm in a hurry to
> go some where.
> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Also for the Anglo-Saxon Types you might look at the carving of
> an animal headed bed in:
> Nelson, Philip, M.D., F.S.A.: An Ancient Box-Wood Casket;
> Offprint from Archaeologia Vol. LXXXVI, 1937, pp. 91-100, and
> plates XX and XXI showing every side of the box and its top,
> at that time separated between different owners, and three
> pictures of related stylistic sculptures. ** Depicts an early
> medieval bed with Animal Head(s) for the head posts. Suggests
> the box may be Anglo-Saxon English of about 1020.
> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Drawings (sorta scaled) for various furniture including the
> beds taken from various sculptures, manuscripts, surviving
> pieces, may be found in:
> Wright, A.C. MEDIEVAL FURNITURE
> 1976. Card covers. VG Oblong 4to Approx 50 pages.
> Over 100 line drawings with informative commentary illustrating
> many aspects of medieval wood-working practice and furniture
> styles, published by Southend Museums Service.
> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Boccacio, Giovanni: Boccaccio's Decameron, 15th-Century
> Manuscript, Pognon, Edmond (Texts by)Chief Curator, Bibliotheque
> Nationale, Paris, translated by J. Peter Tallon,
> Productions Liber SA, and Editions Minerva SA, Fribourg - Geneve,
> 1978. The hundred miniatures in this book were painted between
> 1430 and 1440 to illustrate the French translation of this book
> completed in 1414. 124 pages, almost each of which has one or
> more than one full color illumination. There are chests, chairs,
> beds, benches, bathing tubs, buckets on a yoke, Thrones, feast
> scenes, caskets for burial, tombs, curious boats with garderobe
> seats down both sides of each, warships, many tables on trestles,
> three legged turned stools, lots of hats, pouches, costumes,
> shoes, a wooden litter to be carried by two (different than any
> I've seen elsewhere), garden trellises, feastgear, swords and
> sheathes and knives, a halberd, a very long torch, a very long
> cart carrying a denounced knight, hunting dogs and spears,
> candlesticks, horse barding, a bakery, pewterware, a turning
> spit and drip pan before the fireplace in use, cloaks, bucklers
> and swords, vats, long benches for the eating tables, a round
> lantern, etc.
> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hayward, Charles H.: Period Furniture Design; Sterling
> Publishing Co., New York, 112 pages, ISBN 0806976640 - oak stool
> late 15th; oak chest, oak drawtable early 16th, oak chest 1600,
> oak bed end first 1/2 16th; all are measured drawings. The back
> has a section on Furniture and also Mouldings through the Ages
> which shows a little medieval Furniture in it. Small line
> drawings of these.
> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Windisch-Graetz, Franz:
> Möbel Europas : von der Romanik bis zur Spätgotik : mit einem
> Rückblick auf Antike und Spätantike / Franz Windisch-Graetz
> Publish info München : Klinkhardt & Biermann, c1982 ISBN 3781402126
> Medieval Furniture
> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Kraus, Henry: The Living Theatre of Medieval Art: University
> of Penn. Press, Philadelphia, 1967, xvii + 248p, 135
> Illustrations, ISBN 0812210565. Great for sculptural scenes.
> Sculpture in the round, quatrefoils of daily life
> and seasons and stained glass windows from great cathedrals.
> Money coiner's capital 37, Dragon sculptures with females
> 43 - Reims and Chartres; Creation of Adam 54 - Chartres (God
> molding Adam); Herod and Salome 57 - Toulouse; Mother combing
> Child roundel 57 - Vezelay; **** Bed - 12th C. heavy framed
> turned rope suspension 68 - Mossaic; 12th C. *** Bed with
> Virgin on window at Chartres 49 - arcaded light stretchers
> and turned legs with large feet.
> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Ta,
> Master Magnus Malleus, OL © 2002 R.M. Howe
> *No reposting my writings to newsgroups, especially rec.org.sca, or
> the SCA-Universitas elist. I view this as violating copyright
> restrictions. As long as it's to reenactor or SCA -closed- subscriber
> based email lists or individuals I don't mind. It's meant to
> help people without aggravating me.* Inclusion, in the
> http://www.Florilegium.org/ as always is permitted.
>
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> Message: 7
> From: Izofgold at aol.com
> Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2002 15:53:39 EDT
> To: atlantian-chirurgeon at yahoogroups.com,
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> Subject: [MR] Viking Slat Bed Class
>
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> Greetings!
>
> Kristin and I are opening our house and our tools and knowledge to teach
> anyone who wants how to make their very own Viking Slat Bed on May 26th,
> 2002. You will have to bring and pay for the materials to make your bed,
but
> we promise it will be worth it.
>
> If you would like to learn how to make these easy to fit together, solid,
> sturdy beds that taken apart are only as long as the longest board, but no
> more than 1' high (the entire stack)....email us and we will send you the
> material list. Approximate cost for the materials is $125.00.
>
> Email: ChirurgeonCamp at aol.com
>
> Blessed Be!
>
> Gwyneth MacDonagh,
> Water1 - Pennsic XXXI
> Master Chirurgeon/Herald
> Waterbearer/Rapier Nut
>
> <A HREF="http://hometown.aol.com/izofgold/index.html">Fran and Marie's
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> <BR>
> <BR>Kristin and I are opening our house and our tools and knowledge to
teach anyone who wants how to make their very own Viking Slat Bed on May
26th, 2002. You will have to bring and pay for the materials to make
your bed, but we promise it will be worth it.
> <BR>
> <BR>If you would like to learn how to make these easy to fit together,
solid, sturdy beds that taken apart are only as long as the longest board,
but no more than 1' high (the entire stack)....email us and we will send you
the material list. Approximate cost for the materials is $125.00.
> <BR>
> <BR>Email: ChirurgeonCamp at aol.com
> <BR>
> <BR>Blessed Be!
> <BR>
> <BR>Gwyneth MacDonagh,
> <BR>Water1 - Pennsic XXXI
> <BR>Master Chirurgeon/Herald
> <BR>Waterbearer/Rapier Nut
> <BR>
> <BR></FONT><FONT COLOR="#000000" SIZE=2 FAMILY="SCRIPT" FACE="Comic Sans
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> Message: 8
> From: "Bill Hume" <temur at md.prestige.net>
> To: "'merryrose'" <atlantia at atlantia.sca.org>
> Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2002 20:25:15 -0400
> Subject: [MR] Fw: [Bright Hills] Fw: Check out Salisbury Festival - May
1 - 5, 2002
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> Message: 9
> From: "Rowanwald Central" <rowanwald at sybercom.net>
> To: "Merry Rose" <atlantia at atlantia.sca.org>
> Date: Fri, 19 Apr 2002 03:40:20 -0400
> Subject: [MR] Re: Dun Carriag Lost serving spoon
>
> > While attending the wonderful feast ending a lovely day
> > of the Challenge of the Heart, I used my serving spoon
> > to help serve those at my table. Alas, I was not vigilant
> > about getting it after the feast was done. I have a feeling
> > that it went back to the kitchen and was put into the Dun
> > Carraig kitchen supplies.
>
> It's good to be in such good company! Alas for my husband and I, I did
> the same... we're missing ALL of the servings spoons that we used at High
> Table. So if anyone remembers what happened to some squarish spoons and
> slotted spoons (as well as one small ladle), I'd be glad to hear of it.
>
>
> Rosine
>
>
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 10
> Date: Fri, 19 Apr 2002 11:44:17 -0400
> From: "Ann Lipscomb" <alipscomb at argosinc.com>
> Reply-To: alipscomb at argosinc.com
> To: atlantia at atlantia.sca.org
> Subject: [MR] Dun Carriag Lost serving spoons
>
> Ok Dearest Dun Carriag, hand over the spoons! Mine is Farberware so
> you will it!
>
> From now on, I'm putting a ribbon on my spoon and that way I won't be
> able to leave without it! If I ever find that is!
>
> : )
>
> Ann
>
>
>
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>
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