SC - pilgrim badges

[Philip & Susan Troy]

marilyn traber wrote:
> 
> Mark Harris wrote:
> 
> > Now, this is something I may be able to help with. I have made a
> > number of tokens and pilgrims medallions for site tokens. I do
> > these out of lead-free pewter using soapstone molds. I have done
> > as many as 300 copies from the same mold and the materials cost
> > is only about 15 cents to 25 cents per item. The postage would be
> > more than this. A combination of my inexperience and the medium
> > limits the fine detail somewhat, but there is also no reason others
> > couldn't make independant medallions once a design is chosen if
> > you don't like mine.
> 
> sounds interesting- and there would not be much detail involved, a
> salamander on a disc, with low relief flames surrounding the critter.
> Could paint the thing for better recognition.
> margali

Now we're getting somewhere. On a field argent (or is there a better
term to describe iron heraldically?) a heraldic salamander (which by
definition, I believe, IS flaming anyway) displayed. Would an orange
salamander constitute Or on Argent, and therefore a Crime Against
Heraldry?

Adamantius, outta his league here 
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Phil & Susan Troy
troy at asan.com
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