[Sca-cooks] non-illuminated scrolls

[Elaine Koogler]

If you will contact the Atlantian Clerk of the Signet at 
signet at atlantia.sca.org, he will make arrangements with you to have your 
scroll done and delivered, I believe. He is a very helpful gentle and 
will, unless I'm really mistaken, be happy to help you. I suspect that 
you will have to have arms registered with the CoA, but that would be 
the only requirement.

Kiri

Carper, Rachel wrote:

>Can someone commision a scroll? When I got my AoA Atlantia was so far
>behind on their scrolls I didn't get my promisory until several years
>later. I have long ago given up hope of receiving a scroll although I
>would like one. 
>
>
>Elewyiss
>
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>To: Cooks within the SCA; Stefan li Rous
>Cc: SCA-Cooks maillist SCA-Cooks
>Subject: Re: [Sca-cooks] non-illuminated scrolls
>
>
>yes, stephan.... you are quite correct.  most period scrolls were quite
>boring compared to sca scrolls.   mere lettering, perhaps a ribbon and a
>wax seal.  even achievements were only for the hoi-paloi...
>
>some of the scrolls i have done for others for less than peerage
>rank.... my god, in period you would have had to have been king of the
>world
>
>cailte
>who thinks you ARE king of the world any day you get an award...
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