Going along with charges rarely used on SCA devices this one uses a maunch and drop spindles. A maunch is a medieval detachable sleeve of a woman's gown. Strangely, it often appeared on medieval coats of arms. Spindles did not appear as often, but were used. Like the arms I designed with the buckles, you have a good chance at being able to register a device in the Society for Creative Anachronism if you use maunches or spindles as they are rare.
A blog highlighting Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) devices and arms designed by Hubert de Stockleye (aka Wulfhere of Eofeshamme) of the Shire of Amlesmore in the Kingdom of Calontir. In addition to the devices showcased are links to heraldry sites that teach the basics of heraldry, sites with heraldric art, as well as blank shields for use in designing devices. And then there are posts about anything that interests me dealing with the modern middle ages.
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Saturday, June 7, 2014
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Or, a water bouget and on a chief azure, three round buckles Or
Water bougets and buckles rarely appear on armory in the Society for Creative Anachronism despite being fairly common on arms of the Middle Ages. So if you are an SCA member and looking to register a device or badge that probably won't conflict with someone else's look to using buckles or water bougets.