Sir Argo of Lochac

Sir Argo of Lochac Letter of Mark Pennsic XXXIII (2004)

This was a field scribe scroll. The scroll blank was done by Gauselin the Lost and says #6 ’97 on the back. The original scroll wording was done by Baroness Selena D’Ambra (though some minor changes were made for space). The King asked that we use the words crickey, mate, and vegimite is right out.
I did the scroll by candlelight at Pennsic using a quill I learned to cut while there and oak gall ink. The scroll was done on bristol board and made fixing the errors noticed the next morning somewhat difficult.

Scroll just comleted at night - have not erased the pencil lines yet

Scroll in the morning - pencil marks erased

Closeup of caligraphy

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Sir Argo of Lochac Letter of Mark Pennsic XXXIII (2004)
This was a field scribe scroll. The scroll blank was done by Gauselin the Lost and says #6 ’97 on the back. The original scroll wording was done by Baroness Selena D’Ambra (though some minor changes were made for space). The King asked that we use the words crickey, mate, and vegimite is right out. I did the scroll by candlelight at Pennsic using a quill I learned to cut while there and oak gall ink. The scroll was done on bristol board and made fixing the errors noticed the next morning somewhat difficult.

















Scroll just comleted at night - have not erased the pencil lines yet

Scroll in the morning - pencil marks erased

Closeup of caligraphy

















Back to Scroll Homepage Back to Temair's Homepage Back to White Stag and Fox Homepage
All content including images, patterns and written works are the property of Temair ingen Muiredaich ~ Ann A. Straut-Esden © 2003-2008 and may not be used without written permission. Every article and every graphic on these web pages is considered an intellectual property and protected by the same copyright laws that apply to print publications. All rights reserved. Please send questions or comments regarding this site to the Webspinner.