Bianca Giannetti di Minturnae - Award of Arms

Benevolent King Culann and Queen Honig believe Bianca Giannetti di Minturnae has been brought before Us because she is a boon to the East Kingdom 

In Our benevolence, We, as befitting the public assembled, observe her beneficial deeds with these words: 

She's become a bedrock. Leaving a buttressed and braced community by her contributions.

Building beauty to the bedecked ambiance of Baronial celebrations

At Our behest, to Bianca of Barony of the Bridge We bequeath the Award of Arms:

********SPACE FOR ARMS******** 

As has been stated this Anno Societatis LXI, at Northern Region War Camp in the Shire of Glenn Linn

Word Count 98

Photo by Violet Hughes

Key - Alliterative Text
Prose Style Text
Alliteration

Interior Alliteration

Benevolent King Culann and Queen Honig believe Bianca Giannetti di Minturnae has been brought before Us because she is a boon to the East Kingdom 
In Our benevolence, We, as befitting the public assembled, observe her beneficial deeds with these words: 
She's become a bedrock. Leaving a buttressed and braced community by her contributions.
Building beauty to the bedecked ambiance of Baronial celebrations
At Our behest, to Bianca of Barony the Bridge We bequeath the Award of Arms:
********SPACE FOR ARMS********
As has been stated this Anno Societatis LXI, at Northern Region War Camp in the Shire of Glenn Linn

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Annika Bjornsdottir - Order of the Silver Wheel

Annika’s present presence 
Happens here, for we have gauged 
How often she holds scribe’s sense - 
Her bold forming of penned page
Culann and Honig, Royals 
Rule this regal Eastern Land
See such service most loyal
And agree to this praise planned
As Annika Bjornsdottir
Fits the frame of Silver Wheel 
We're thus inclined to concur 
She defines Our Intense ideals
Done this day at Our Baronial Investiture in the Barony of Iron Bog Anno Societitas LXI

Word count 76

Illumination and Calligraphy by Hugoline the Delicate

Photo by Hugoline the Delicate

KEY Old Irish 

Syllable count 7

ABAB Rhyme scheme

Internal Rhyme in line 3 & 4

Alliteration

Alliteration together in line 4

Imperfect syllable Count

A Annika’s present presence 

B Happens here, for we have gauged 

A How often she holds scribe’s sense - 

B Her bold forming of penned page

A Culann and Honig, Royals 

B Rule this regal Eastern Land

A See such service most loyal

B And agree to this praise planned

A As Annika Bjornsdottir

B Fits the frame of Silver Wheel 

A  We're thus inclined to concur 

B She Defines Our Intense ideals 8

Done this day at Our Baronial Investiture in the Barony of Iron Bog Anno Societatis LXI

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Photo by Hugoline the Delicate

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Photo by wolfhunte_photography

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Violet Grey - The Order of the Silver Brooch

Our eyes search for those that have excelled

They that form beauty that reflects their heart 

Everything that Our Violet Grey has held

Has become fine and celebrated art

This public honor, that is proud to boast

Bestowed by Royals Culann and Honig 

In Barony Carillion, Our set host

At Southern Region War Camp this late spring

Through her creations We have seen her skill

With successful and manifold approach 

We admire and praise all that she’s built 

Now to present Violet with Silver Brooch 

  The Myriad forms of Violet Grey’s art

Are the best exemplar of the East’s heart

Done Anno Societatis XLI

Word Count 104
Done in a Shakespearean/Elizabethan Sonnet

Illumination and Calligraphy by Fiona the Volatile

Photo by Violet Grey

Key Sonnet: Elizabethan or Shakespearean
ABAB CDCD EFEF GG
10 Syllables Long - Iambic Pentameter 
Imperfect Syllable count
Heraldic Language

A Our eyes search for those that have excelled

B They that form beauty that reflects their heart 

A Everything that Our Violet Grey has held

B has become fine and celebrated art

 

C This public honor, that proud to boast

D Bestowed by Royals Culann and Honig 

C In Barony Carillion Our set host

D At Southern Region War Camp this late spring

 

E Through her creations We have seen her skill

F With successful and manifold approach 

E We admire and praise all that she’s built 

F Now to present Violet with Silver Brooch 

 

G The Myriad forms of Violet Grey’s art

G Are the best exemplar of the East’s heart

Done Anno Societatis XLI

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Marx Grob von Appenzell - Order of the Silver Tyger

Culann and Honig, Majesties Royal:

In Them is bounty, wisdom, governance. 

Their path in this Kingdom East ever shall

Be to hold forth! Give fruitful abundance.

Turn to Marx Grob von Appenzel at once

They’ve noticed him whose presence has enhanced

 And with such prowess We’d see him advanced

For Marx in word, in work, in countenance,

In presence and on the field of battle 

Coupled with his support and steadfastness 

His throughalness in the combat scrabble 

With such valor proves he does not dabble 

His gentle heart is of great humbleness 

With time long past coming, let's now address

 That his valor so proved, We are moved to 

Proclaim Silver Tyger as is his due 

Done at Tournament of the Daffodils and Thrown Weapons Champions in the canton of Midland Vale, Anno Societatis LX* 

Done in Rhyme Royal after Chaucer’s translation of his contemporary, the Swiss-French poet, Othon of Grandson.

Word Count 136

Illumination and Calligraphy by Emma Makilmone

Originally set for Tournament of the Daffodils, went out at Southern Region War Camp

Photo by Emma Makilmone

Rhyme Royale 

10 Syllables/Iambic Pentameter
ABABBCC 

A Culann and Honig, Majesties Royal:
B In Them is bounty, wisdom, governance. 
A Their path in this Kingdom East ever shall
B Be to hold forth! Give fruitful abundance.
B Turn to Marx Grob von Appenzel at once
C Thev’e noticed him whose presence has enhanced
C And with such prowess We’d see him advanced

A For Marx in word, in work, in countenance,
B In presence and on the field of battle 
A Coupled with his support and steadfastness 
B His throughalness in the combat scrabble 
B With such valor proves he does not dabble 
C His gentle heart is of great humbleness 
C with time long past coming, let's now address

D That his valor so proved, We are moved to 
D Proclaim Silver Tyger as is his due 

Done at Tournament of the Daffodils and Thrown Weapons Champions in the canton of Midland Vale, AS LX 

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Photo by Marx Grob von Appenzell 

Photo by Marx Grob von Appenzell