| 1: Æthelmearc, Kingdom of - New Order Name
Pended Sylvan Mirror, Order of This was included in error on the ILoI. The submission forms had not yet been received at the time of publication and the design on the accompanying armory was not yet finalized. -Cornelian |
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| 2: Angus Macdougal of the Debatable Lands - New Name
& New Device Accepted Argent, three cogwheels sable |
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| 3: Constance Glyn Dwr - New Device Accepted Erminois, three ravens sable |
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| 4: Edithe of the Debatable Lands - New Name Accepted |
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| 5: Edithe of the Debatable Lands - New Alternate
Name Accepted Eadgyth of the Debatable Lands |
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| 6: Edmund of Worcester - New Name & New Device
Accepted with Reblazon Sable, a wyvern sejant contourny, sinister leg raised, on a chief Or three sheaves of arrows sable fletched and banded gules The blazon was revised to specify the posture of the central charge. The plural of "sheaf" was was corrected to "sheaves". The description of the detail on the sheaves was revised from "ribboned" to "banded". |
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| 7: Gerard de Rueil - New Name Accepted |
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| 8: Ingvarr melrakki - New Name & New Device
Accepted with Reblazon Quarterly argent and gules, four foxes masks counterchanged The blazon was slightly revised. |
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| 9: Ráðúlfr Eiríksson - New
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& New Device Accepted Argent, on a bend cotised vert an H-rune Or |
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| 10: Saint Swithin's Bog, Barony of - New Badge
withdrawn by submitter Argent, a stand of cattails slipped and leaved proper within an annulet per pale azure and sable This item was resubmitted on AEthelmearc ILoI AE134. |
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| 11: Saint Swithin's Bog, Barony of - New Badge
Accepted Per pale azure and sable, a stand of three cattails slipped and leaved Or |
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| 12: Saint Swithin's Bog, Barony of - New Badge
Accepted with Reblazon Sable, a stalk of three cattails sustained in pale by a foi Or, and a ford Originally blazoned as Sable, two hands couped conjoined in fees supporting a stand of cattails slipped and leaved Or, in base a ford. We have altered the blazon based on Precedent: [A foi] The charge in chief was blazoned on the LOI as two hands conjoined in fess. This would have had two default hands --- i.e. apaumy --- rather than the clasped hands shown. According to Lord Crescent, the motif of two hands clasped has an heraldic name: a foi, used in French blazons and possibly some English canting arms (Parker 305) (Lothar Freund, July, 1993, pg. 10) |
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| 13: Silva Vulcani, Shire of - Resub Branch Name
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New Device Accepted Argent, an anvil sable and on a chief gules three laurel wreaths Or |
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| 14: Uilliam Mac an tSaoir - New Name Changed
& New Device Accepted Azure, a tree eradicated Or, on a chief embattled argent, a wolf courant sable Originally submitted as Uilliam Mac an t-saoir. We have made a small change based on commentary we received. |
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| 15: Úrsúla de Rouen - New Name Change
& New Device Accepted Per chevron sable and azure, a chevon inverted Or between two dogwood blossoms argent seeded Or Originally submitted at Kingdom as Úrsúla of Rouen. We have changed the pronoun to de per the documentation in French. We note that Old Norse-French is one SFPP. |