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Re: Heraldry Questions




Poster: "Terry L. Neill" <longshipco@hotmail.com>


Antonio Miguel Santos de Borja wrote: 
>As a side note, I do not find "plumetty" in the Glossary of Terms 
>found at http://www.sca.org/heraldry/coagloss.html. I have also not 
>seen this before in SCA heraldry. Therefore, I am inclined to think 
>that plumetty is not an allowable practice in the SCA.


That depends.  If plumetty was used in arms from our period, then the 
College will allow it, given adequate documentation of that fact.  

If it's a made-up field treatment, then I agree, it might be hard to get 
it past the College of Heralds.

Where did the original poster see that blazon?  Was it an SCA coat of 
arms or a contemporary one from our period of study?

Regards!

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Terry L. Neill                          Anarra Karlsdottir
The Longship Company, Ltd.              Bright Hills, Atlantia
www.wam.umd.edu/~eowyn/Longship/        Østvik Vikings

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