I attempted a coarse visual example to express disregard. Imagine a mime expressing self pleasure and you have the idea. Now, let it be known that I am not competetive in the corporate, though I am competetive in the individual sense, and mostly in regards to an ideal, not others. War points? What h...
Sweet! Back to the West again. I was last there when I did service to the life of arms at the Stronghold at World's End where I received my first AoA under a different name, from Jade of Starfall, through then Baron Havordh Aettarbani, for some little service as exchequer. John Jehan de Pelham, ecuy...
I dislike it greatly. So much so that even though I have not fought in about four years, I can at least see the bright spot: Neither have I fought from my knees in four years! I will always seek and work to increase opportunities to win honor without grinding my harness into the mud. This makes me a...
I have completed two tours of duty in Iraq. I have traded shafts with the Turk. Since I have been rather embroiled in these matters, and I have spent only two years of four at home, I temporarily laid aside the life of arms for love of my wife. Sir Johannes has remembered me well to the body of hono...
Also for sale: *PENDING* Richard Unger's Beer in the Middle Ages and Renaissance . This excellent scholarly overview of the beer brewing industry and craft in the late middle ages and renaissance (appx 1300-1700) provides a stout overview of many aspects of beer brewing in western europe. $30, like ...
Giles, I am not getting your PMs. Email me at jwmcfarlin at yahoo dot com please. I also received payment for one large and one small. My current available inventory is: 2 Large Shield Blanks 1 Small Shield Blank (Triangular) John Jehan de Pelham, ecuyer and servant of Sir Vitus www.mron.org
Imagine the hugest air dick stroking motion ever in the universe. Who cares about the frikkin' war point? I'm not trying to change anything. I'm just saying what makes sense to me. Obscure grading schemes and an attempt to quantify and compare and place on a continuum wildly disparate sorts of effor...
What is contrafactual is that A&S competitions aren't graded as I proposed, therefore, getting into an argument about whether one hypothetical way would be better than the way it is seems wasteful. What I am proposing basically reduces the whole thing to a "Is this what is desired?" &q...
Hey everyone, I have these orders ready to ship: Kenneth Arndt Dale Brady Mark, I haven't received your PayPal. Please check if you would, it should be $120 to jwmcfarlin at adelphia dot net. Leo, Geirmundr, Bernhard, Giles, Kat, others: I'm standing by for your orders. Keep in mind that this is my ...
It would be stupid to argue contrafactuals with you, Brent. And it would be useful for a Laurel to say "This is the sort of work that I as a Laurel would be proud to see from a fellow Laurel." One of the reasons folks in the SCA enter A&S competitions is to earn the chops and get feedb...
These are extras from the run I had done to kit out Compaignye du Chalis . This basic design is seen all over the place in iconography from the 13th through the 15th centuries and is suitable for western european portrayals. Each one holds 12 oz, and is smooth-glazed in and out for ease of care. $40...
These are some extras from a run I had made for Compaignye du Chalis . These are all replicas drawn from examples seen in the Museum of London and elsewhere in europe. They are all stoneware, except for the large redware jug. Prices as shown. Shipping tends to run $10 if it goes in a flat rate box. ...
My position on these matters is that it's a bitch to maintain harness given a lack of retinue and a day job. I am all for the proper look and sustainability.
John
Jehan de Pelham, ecuyer and servant of Sir Vitus
www.mron.org
EDIT: Mugs 1, 2, and 3 SOLD. Mug/Jug #4 still available. I had these made for Compaignye du Chalis . These are my extras, which I am willing to sell. These are all replicas of types and examples found in european museums. The details for each are as shown. Shipping is around $10 for this sort of art...
I had these made for Compaignye du Chalis , and have three extras. These are replicas of ceramic cookpots seen all over the place in western europe from the 12th through the 15th centuries. These work by using banked coals. Get your fire started, then when it's been going a while, pull off some coal...
What do you think of this one? I wanted to rough it up a little bit, as it's old for my portrayal, so I put it in the lawn in the back yard and left it a couple of nights, then I "recovered" it and cared for it without removing all trace, resulting in a sword that appears to have seen some...
I have the following titles for sale: *SOLD* Roger of Sicily and the Normans in Lower Italy 1016-1154, from the Heroes of the Nations series. Hardcover, 1912. 483 pages. $15 shipping included. *SOLD* The Book of the Tournament by Brian R. Price, revised Second Edition. Hardcover, 2002. 114 pages. $2...
Eldric, Brent is right. Avoid diaper butt at all costs. Go with the later 14th century higher-cut chausses rather than mid to early 14th century slightly lower-cut chausses. Everything else is good with the minor improvements as stated by these other most worthy gentlemen. Your shield is still a bit...
I would be hard pressed to say evil against a bit of armor that comes most in contact with the muck and wetness being fashioned out of a material that defies corrosion and rust. The metals available today are not what was available then. I have a nicely done set of sabaton in spring steel, but optim...
Yeah, pretty complicated. No way to make a standard. For those marketing helmets, perhaps this would work. You have to deal with the shape of the head around, and over the top. You'd need two drawings on one square to the inch or centimeter graph paper. One would be a top aspect showing the shape of...
Okay, here's where I think we stand: Leo Medii: One Large Christian de Guerre: One Large Geirmundr: One Large Angus: One Small So, there are still both sizes available. I'm waiting for the plane to pick me up here in Iraq, so I'll be home soon and able to ship shortly after. Best, John Jehan de Pelh...
I have 240 Burgundian Double Mites struck and ready to ship. These are penny-sized coins of the continent, mid to late 15th century. Price is $1.20 each. 50 for $55 ($1.10 each) 100 for $100 ($1.00 each) You can make payment to my PayPal account at jwmcfarlin at adelphia dot net. Bob Reed, aka Chef ...
If you can find a way to do the Fiebing's leather dye in a precision manner, and get it to penetrate, then that might do well to get something into the substance and not just on the surface.
John
Jehan de Pelham, ecuyer and servant of Sir Vitus
www.mron.org