AN TIR
Alban of Middle March. Name. 
Alicia FitzHugh of Ravensworth. Name and device. Or, a raven displayed sable and on a chief azure three wolves passant argent. 
Constance de Montbard. Name. 
Gwilym Moore de Montfort. Device change. Or, a pale bretessed between two moorcocks close respectant gules each gorged of a coronet argent. 
His previous device, Or, a pale bretessed between two moorcocks statant close respectant gules, erroneously listed in the armorial as a badge, is to be retained as a badge.
Gwilym is a Baron of the Court.
Isabel Dancere. Device. Vert, three trilliums inverted argent and a chief Or. 
Klaus Winter. Name and device. Vert, on a chevron throughout argent three holly leaves vert. 
Oddný in glaða. Device. Argent, a monkey statant collared and chained azure between three leaves vert. 
Owain of Corn Valley. Reblazon of device. Gules, a peregrine falcon rising wings displayed Or maintaining in both talons a halberd bendwise sable. 
Rhonwen Euelchyld. Name and device. Argent, a chevron between three frogs tergiant purpure. 
Róisín de Bhulbh. Name and device. Argent, a wolf sejant sable between three roses slipped and leaved proper. 
Submitted as Roísín de Bhulbh, we have changed the spelling of the given name to match the documentation.
Ruaidhri Mac Cuilleann. Name and device. Per bend azure and vert, a bend wavy between two holly leaves bendwise argent fructed Or. 
Submitted as Ruaidhrí Mac Cuilinn, he requested an authentic 16th century Irish name. We have therefore removed the accent to match known 16th century practices.
Ysmay Crèvecoeur d’Amiens. Name and device. Or, on a chevron engrailed on the upper edge purpure three fleurs de lys Or. 
Submitted as Ysmay le Crèvecoeur d’Amiens, we have dropped the article from the first byname to match the submitted documentation.
ANSTEORRA
Alexandria Doyle. Name and device. Argent, a seahorse sable within a double tressure gules. 
Annes Clotilde von Bamburg. Badge. (Fieldless) A frog sejant Or. 
Edericke Lorry. Name (see RETURNS for device). 
Elsebetha Hoffman. Name. 
Faelan MacPhie. Name. 
The documentation for the name was not adequately summarized on the LoI. It is not sufficient to say that a name element is mentioned in Black’s The Surnames of Scotland — not all names in the book are period, so we need to know what he says about these ones. However, commenters provided independent confirmation, so we can register the name.
Glaslyn, Canton of. Device change. Per pale Or and gules, a phoenix and in chief three laurel wreaths counterchanged. 
Their previous device, Sable, a fess wavy argent between three oak leaves inverted palewise in fess and a laurel wreath Or, is released.
Jean Paul de Calmont. Name. 
Laurent Ragan de Ruthven. Name. 
Niccola Setaro. Name. 
Thorvaldr of Gate’s Edge. Holding name and device (see RETURNS for name). Gyronny gules and Or, eight Latin crosses in annulo counterchanged. 
Submitted under the name Thorvaldr Nordbrikt.
Wulfgar von Regensburg. Name and device. Gules, on a cross Or a cross sable, in dexter chief a cross formy Or. 
Please instruct the submitter to draw the sable cross a little bit wider.
ATLANTIA
Allen of Wolfhou. Name. 
Blitha of Wolfhou. Name. 
Cairistiona de Coueran. Name. 
Caiterína inghean uí Gheraílt. Name. 
Galebeare, Barony of. Branch name and device. Per bend sinister wavy argent and azure, two laurel wreaths counterchanged. 
Jared the Potter. Device. Per chevron azure and argent, three estoiles in fess argent and a brown bear rampant proper. 
Mimienne the Minx. Device. Purpure, on a chevron Or three bunches of grapes proper, in base a mink statant Or. 
Timmeke Haakonson of Nordheim. Household name Haakonstead and badge. Gules, a falcon striking Or, in sinister chief a mullet argent. 
This is clear of Owain of Corn Valley, reblazoned elsewhere in this letter, Gules, a peregrine falcon rising wings displayed Or maintaining in both talons a halberd bendwise sable. There is a CD for the change in posture between striking and rising wings displayed and another CD for the addition of the mullet.
Vytautas Vilkas. Name. 
Wolfram von Taus. Name (see RETURNS for device). 
CAID
Aillenn ingen Gilla Pádraic. Name and device. Vert, a stag springing contourny argent between three acorns leaved Or. 
Submitted as Aillind ingen Gilla Pádraic, the given name was documented from a new, unpublished secondary source that is not commonly available even within the College. As such, it is not possible to properly assess its validity. We have therefore substituted a similar-sounding name found in the Annals of the Four Masters.
Angus Amhas. Name and device. Per bend sinister gules and sable, in bend three lions argent. 
Bran mac Máeli Brigte. Device. Vert, three flames within a bordure rayonny Or. 
Broichan maqq Kynat. Name. 
Submitted on the LoI as Broichan Maqq Kynat, we have changed the capitalization back to the originally submitted correct form.
Dafydd MacDonald. Device. Azure, a greyhound’s head erased argent, a bordure compony vert and Or. 
Davin Mac Alister of Drake’s Height. Device. Per chevron azure and Or, two natural tigers couchant addorsed tails entwined argent marked and a bird volant wings displayed sable. 
Dubh Easa of Inishmore. Device. Per fess wavy argent and azure, two owls vert and a seahorse argent. 
Elizabeth Margaret Cleves. Name and device. Sable, a standing balance surmounted by a ram’s head cabossed and on a chief Or three pairs of holly leaves bendwise sinister fructed sable. 
Submitted on the LoI as Elizabeth Margaret of Cleves, the preposition was added in Kingdom. As it is not necessary we have changed the name back to the form originally submitted.
Geneviève d’Orléans. Name. 
Ieuan Chwith. Name. 
Isabel de Kelsey. Device. Or, a saltire between four compass stars azure. 
Kali járnauga. Name. 
Submitted as Kali Járnauga, we have changed the byname to lower case to conform to Norse practice.
Killian Quinn. Name. 
While the documentation for the given name was not adequately summarized on the LoI, as no indication was given what the sources said about the name element, the College was able to provide the necessary documentation. We can therefore register this.
Rafael de Tempo. Name change from holding name Rafael of Calafia. 
Sabatino Galante. Name. 
Snorri hrafnfæðir. Name change from holding name Snorri of Nordwache. 
Submitted as Snorri Hrafnfæðir, we have changed the byname to lower case to conform to Norse practice.
Will Schuyler the Younger. Name and device. Gules, a chevron embattled between two swords in chevron and a roundel pierced Or. 
The name implies close relationship to William Schuyler, whose name was registered in August 1987. This is in fact intentional: William is the submitter’s father, and has given his consent to this submission.
DRACHENWALD
Drachenwald, Kingdom of. Badge. Or, semy of dragons passant coward sable. 
Jaelle of Armida. Release of badge. Gules, a snail guardant within a bordure wavy argent. 
Johanna von Jülich. Name and device. Per pale Or and gules, two unicorns combattant counterchanged. 
Nice armory!
Rebecka von Burgund. Name. 
Thorvald Fridtjofsson. Badge. Azure, a tower and on a point pointed argent three hurts one and two. 
MERIDIES
Brónach ua Mochonne. Device change. Vert, in pale a crescent bendwise argent and a hound statant contourny Or. 
His former device, Vert, in pale a crescent bendwise and a hound statant contourny Or, is released.
Several commenters noted that this should have been listed as a correction rather than a change; however, the error originated at the kingdom level. The Administrative Handbook says, under VII.B: “Blazon and Spelling Changes must be requested if the error derives from an error on a Letter of Intent. Such changes should be included on a Letter of Intent for the consideration of the College of Arms just as if the submitter were in fact requesting a specific change to the name or armory.”  Therefore the correction must be requested as a device change.
Bronwen o Gydweli. Device change. Per pale sable and argent, an antelope statant, in chief a pearled coronet counterchanged. 
Her former device, Per pale sable and argent, an antelope statant counterchanged, is retained as a badge.
Bronwen is a Baroness of the Court.
Bronwen o Gydweli. Release of badge. (Fieldless) An antelope statant per pale argent and sable. 
Catherine Lacy de la Roche. Transfer of badge to the Principality of Gleann Abhann. (Fieldless) A ram’s head erased argent armed Or collared gules. 
Diana of the Isles. Transfer of badge to the Principality of Gleann Abhann. (Fieldless) On a chalice gules a ram’s head caboshed argent. 
Ernst der Dunkelwolf. Device. Per fess indented Or and argent, two crosses potent gules. 
Gleann Abhann, Principality of. Acceptance of badge transfer from Catherine Lacy de la Roche. (Fieldless) A ram’s head erased argent armed Or collared gules. 
Gleann Abhann, Principality of. Acceptance of badge transfer from Diana of the Isles. (Fieldless) On a chalice gules a ram’s head caboshed argent. 
Gleann Abhann, Principality of. Acceptance of badge transfer from John the Pursuwer. (Fieldless) A ram’s head erased argent armed Or collared sable. 
Gleann Abhann, Principality of. Acceptance of badge transfer from Loric Silvestris. (Fieldless) On a chalice sable, a ram’s head caboshed argent. 
John the Pursuwer. Transfer of badge to the Principality of Gleann Abhann. (Fieldless) A ram’s head erased argent armed Or collared sable. 
Loric Silvestris. Transfer of badge to the Principality of Gleann Abhann. (Fieldless) On a chalice sable, a ram’s head caboshed argent. 
Rebekah Ziemer. Household name Haus Ziemer. 
Wulfred Hansard of Richmond. Name and device. Counter-ermine, a demi-lion maintaining a battle axe Or. 
Please instruct the submitter to draw the field with fewer ermine spots.
MIDDLE
Caedmon Wilson. Name. 
Edward Geoffry de Montaign of Huntington. Device change. Purpure, a Greek sphinx sejant Or. 
Her former device, Gules, on a bend sinister Or three roses sable, seeded argent, within a bordure engrailed Or, is retained as a badge.
Edward Geoffry de Montaign of Huntington. Release of household name Castrum Sagittariorum and badge. Or, a thunderbolt and on a bordure gules a lightning bolt in orle Or. 
Edward Geoffrey de Montaign of Huntington. Release of badge. Sable, a lion of Saint Mark sejant affronty wings displayed, within an orle of crosses formy Or. 
This was listed in the armorial as being registered to Edward Godfre de Montaign of Huntington.
Else Krueger of Wuerttemburg. Name change from Lecia Elaine Bare. 
Submitted as Else Krueger of Württemburg, the name used different variants for the letter ü in the bynames. Since she wanted to retain the spelling of Krueger we have changed Wuerttemburg.
Her former name is released.
Erich of Tirnewydd. Holding name and device (see RETURN for name). Gules masoned, on a pale bretessed argent a sledgehammer sable. 
Submitted under the name Erich Turmschlager.
Grietje Crynes. Name. 
Helen Vaur. Name change from Publius Cornelius Nauta. 
Her former name is released.
James Cunningham. Badge. Per pale argent and Or, a Norse Hagall rune gules, overall an arrow inverted sable. 
Please instruct the submitter to draw the arrow larger.
Keina ferch Siôn. Device. Argent, a Bowen cross, on a chief azure three lozenges argent. 
Lancelot of Windhaven. Name (see RETURNS for device). 
Marian Elizabeth Wollenschläger. Name. 
Submitted on the LoI as Marian Elsebeth Wollenschläger, the second element was changed in Kingdom from Elizabeth. However, the College was able to document the submitted form to period Germany, so we have changed the name back to the form originally submitted.
Merit de la Rose. Name and device. Ermine, on a chief gules three roses argent. 
Merit is the submitter’s read-world given name.
Nice armory!
Northshield, Principality of. Badge. (Fieldless) A saltire couped clechy surmounted by a cross clechy gyronny sable and Or. 
Raibeardh Micheil O’Donnell of Tirconnel. Release of name and device. Per bend sinister enhanced and arched sable and argent, an estoile of four greater and four lesser points argent and a wolf’s head affronty erased sable. 
Sadhbh of Falcon’s Keep. Device. Per fess vert and argent, a horse passant argent and a greyhound statant sable. 
Please instruct the submitter to draw the per fess line slightly lower.
Stefanus Lufmancat. Name (see RETURNS for device). 
Thomas of Ravenhill. Name and device. Per bend lozengy vert and argent and Or, a boar passant sable. 
OUTLANDS
Bohémond le Sinistre. Badge (see RETURNS for device). (Fieldless) An elephant’s head cabossed sable. 
Please instruct the submitter to draw internal detailing on the head to make it more easily identifiable.
Bohémond le Sinistre. Badge. Argent semy-de-lys sable. 
Catherine Beaujeu. Name. 
Submitted as Catherine Anor Beaujeu, the documentation for the second given name was not properly summarized on the LoI. While independent confirmation was provided by the College, she also requested an authentic 12th century French name. We have therefore dropped the second given name to make it authentic.
Diana of Llanberis. Name (see RETURNS for device). 
The documentation for the byname was inadequate, as it was not clear that the current name of the place dates from our period. However, the College was able to provide independent confirmation, so we can register the name.
Ellen of Reading. Name (see RETURNS for device). 
Francesca di Pavia. Augmentation of device. Argent, on a pile bendwise sinister throughout issuant from base between two crescents azure, an owl statant to sinister argent, as an augmentation on a chief azure, two keys fesswise reversed in fess argent. 
Iames of Mann. Name. 
Submitted as Iames of Man, we have changed the byname back to the form originally submitted. The question was raised in commentary whether this name should be returned for conflict against the modern journalist James Mann, who has just won a relatively major award in journalism. However, this does not yet make him important enough to protect.
Jauharah bint ‘Aalim. Name. 
Randal Carrick. Name. 
Submitted on the LoI as Randal de Karryk, we have changed the name back to the form originally submitted.
Roderick Conall MacLeod. Device. Sable, on a pile wavy Or a kraken sable. 
Rose Owyne. Device. Per pale nebuly azure and argent, a stick shuttle palewise and a drop spindle counterchanged. 
Sven of the Outlands. Holding name and device (see RETURN for name). Gules, on a triangle inverted Or a Thor’s hammer sable. 
Submitted under the name Sven Fornjósn.
Warner Michelson. Name and device. Quarterly wavy argent and azure, four lozenges counterchanged. 
TRIMARIS
Ciara Gunnarsdóttir. Name. 
Submitted as Ciara Gunnarsdöttir, we have corrected the spelling of the byname.
Mwynwen Ysginidd. Device. Azure, six strawberries in annulo argent. 
Octavia Columella. Device. Per pale gules and argent, two columns counterchanged. 
Reginald le Despensier. Name and device. Per pale argent and azure, a rooster counterchanged. 

THE FOLLOWING HAVE BEEN RETURNED FOR FURTHER WORK
AN TIR
Johannes Vagus. Device. Gyronny of sixteen sable and argent, a salamander statant reguardant gules enflamed Or. 
Conflict with Willem MacLear, Or, a salamander passant gules enflamed azure.  There is only one CD for changes to the field; the flames in both devices are not significant enough for the tincture change to count.
Gyronny of sixteen can only be used in some devices, per the following precedent:
The question was raised regarding whether gyronny of sixteen is period, and whether it can be used in the SCA. Papworth’s Ordinary of British Armorials, cites an instance from the 12th century, and Martin Schrot’s Wappenbuch, a German heraldic treatise shows a 16th century example... Given this, we will register Gyronny of sixteen in simple cases, but nothing more, barring period evidence. (Padric O Mullan, 6/99 p. 2)
While the single charge on the field is very complex, it is still only a single charge. Therefore this use of gyronny is acceptable.
ANSTEORRA
Edericke Lorry. Device. Sable, eight swords in annulo points to center argent. 
Conflict with Sosha Lyons O’Rourke, Sable, eight swords four in cross and four in saltire points to center argent overall two lion’s heads erased addorsed Or.  There is only one CD for the removal of the overall charge group. The device is also in conflict with the badge for Balthazar Thornguard, Sable, a sword inverted argent, the blade enflamed proper.  As the tongues of flame are not large enough to count for difference, there is only one CD for the change of number of primary charges.
Thorvaldr Nordbrikt. Name. 
The documentation for the byname was not adequately summarized: it is not sufficient to list the page number and bibliographical information of a source, we need to know what is said. In this case, none of the commenters were able to provide additional support. Moreover, the passage in the cited source, Blondal’s The Varangians of Byzantium suggests that Nordbrikt is in fact an unique epithet.
The device was registered under the name Thorvaldr of Gate’s Edge.
William Killian. Device. Azure, in canton a mullet of four points, a bordure argent. 
Conflict with Ariel of Alon, Azure, two compass stars argent and a sword argent, hilted gules, winged Or, a bordure argent. As neither a compass star nor a mullet of four points are period charges, and they differ only by the addition of the lesser points, there is not a CD between a mullet of four points and a compass star. There is also not a CD for arrangement on the field, because William’s mullet occupies the same space as one of Ariel’s compass stars. Therefore there is only a single CD for changing the number of primary charges.
ATLANTIA
Caer Gwyn, College of. Branch name and device. Purpure, on a tower argent a laurel wreath vert, on a chief argent three apples vert. 
The name conflicts with House Caergwen, registered in June 1991 to Denys de Caergwen.  As we do not register holding names for groups, the armory must be returned as well. 
Wolfram von Taus. Device. Per bend sinister sable and gules, a boar’s head erased close Or. 
Conflict with the badge of Harold von Auerbach, A unicornate boar’s head erased Or.  There is one CD for adding the field, but noting for the removal of the horn.
CAID
Ciarán Grianánach. Name. 
The documentation implies that the epithet refers uniquely to Ogma, champion to the Tuatha and, in some sense, the Irish analogue of Hercules. As such, it is not appropriate as a byname, so barring new evidence to the contrary we have to return it.
Julianna Neuneker Hirsch von Schutzhundheim. Device change. Sable semy of sparks, a stone enflamed between in saltire four furisons blades to center Or. 
The strewn charges are not sparks, nor any other recognizable charge.  The submitter documented similar items, but only as parts of rays, not as independent charges. Furthermore, the rock enflamed is not identifiable; as drawn it looks like a sun.  To make it look more like a rock enflamed, the flames should point only to chief and possibly to the sides.
Móirín Bean Tagraídh. Name change from holding name Cindy of Angels. 
The documentation for the given name was not properly summarized on the LoI: it is not sufficient to tell that a name is found in one of the standard sources, we need to know why this supports the current submission. In fact, while the name appears in Ó Corrain and Maguire’s Irish Names, it does so in a section of the name article where they discuss modern forms. As for the byname, while the words were found in a Gaelic dictionary no evidence was presented that the combination would be reasonable as an Irish descriptive byname.
Zefiryna Mikhailovna. Name change from holding name Esmerelda of Dun Or and device. Or, a Russian firebird’s head erased contourny and a chief gules. 
The documentation for the given name was not properly summarized in the LoI: it is not sufficient to list the page number and bibliographical information of a source, we need to know what is said. As none of the commenters were able to find documentation that the name is period — and in fact they found indications that it is modern — we are returning the name.
Her device was registered to her in May, 2000.
DRACHENWALD
Helmut zu Jülich. Household name Haus Alt-Jülich. 
No documentation was provided for the hyphen. We would have registered this either as Haus Alt Jülich or Haus Altjülich, but the submitter did not allow us to make any changes whatsoever.
Oriane d’Avallon. Badge. (Fieldless) A sunburst argent. 
Conflict with the badge of Edward III, A sunburst Or issuant from clouds proper.  There is one CD for fieldlessness.  However, the opinion of the College is that there is not a CD for the change of color of only the rays of the sunburst.
MERIDIES
Gradlon Friant Braz. Name. 
The evidence found by the College seems to indicate that Gradlon is an unique name for a legendary King who is not clearly human. Barring evidence to the contrary we therefore have to return the name.
Katryne MacIntosh the Strange. Badge. (Fieldless) A mullet of four points per pale argent and azure. 
Conflict with the badge of Eleanor Leonard, (Tinctureless) A mullet of four points distilling a goutte, and Richard Longstride, Per pale azure and argent, a mullet counterchanged. In both cases, there is only a single CD for fieldlessness.
MIDDLE
Aidan of Aran. Device. Per bend sinister argent and sable, a bird displayed and a pig statant, a bordure counterchanged. 
This is returned for a redraw.  As drawn, neither the pig nor the martlet was identifiable as such.  In addition, please instruct the submitter to draw the bordure wider in future submissions.
Erich Turmschlager. Name. 
No evidence was given that ‘destroyer of towers’ would be a reasonable German epithet. Since the College was unable to find such evidence either, we are returning the name.
His device has been registered under the holding name Erich of Tirnewydd.
Kudrun Þe Pilgrim. Device. Vert, a pile Or, overall an open book argent clasped Or. 
The book is only slightly overall, placing the identifiable parts of the charge on the Or pile.  Redrawing this with a narrower, more medieval, pile or placing the book lower on the pile would solve the problem.
Lancelot of Windhaven. Device. Counter-ermine, on a chief argent two keys in saltire sable. 
Conflict with Eirik Vilhelmsson, Counter-ermine, on a chief argent a grove of seven fir trees proper. There is only a single CD for the changes to the tertiary charges.
Riviere Constelle, Shire of. Device change and augmentation. Sable mullety of four chapé wavy Or, in chief two compass stars azure, as an augmentation, on a chalice Or, a laurel wreath vert. 
The shire requested this as a device change plus an augmentation; however, as can be seen by the blazon above, the augmentation is the charged chalice, therefore the device change must be to Sable mullety chapé wavy, in chief two compass stars azure. As armory with augmentations can be displayed without the augmentation, the device change is to a device without a laurel wreath, which by Administrative Handbook II.D.2, is required for all branches. 
The charged chapé and the use of both mullets of four points and compass stars are grandfathered to the shire.
Rowena de Montacute. Device. Per chevron throughout ployé argent and vert, three oak leaves counterchanged. 
Conflict with Aldrydd Ffestiniog, Per chevron argent and vert, two oak leaves and a war-hammer counterchanged. There is only a single CD for changing the hammer to an oak leaf.
Submitted as Vert chapé ployé argent, three oak leaves counterchanged, we no longer register charged chapé fields. 
Stefanus Lufmancat. Device. Per chevron ermine and vert. 
Conflict with Eliza O’Donegan, Per chevron vert and sable.  The only possible rule that could make these clear is RfS X.4.a.ii.b, Complete Change of Tincture (part of the Field-Primary Armory rules); however, that rule states “If the fields of two pieces of field-primary armory have no tinctures in common, they are considered completely different and do not conflict, irrespective of any other similarities between them.” While each portion of the field has changed tincture, one cannot say that they do not have a tincture in common.
Please instruct the submitter to draw the per chevron line higher.
OUTLANDS
Bohémond le Sinistre. Device change. Per bend sinister argent and argent semy-de-lys sable, on a bend sinister gules a sword inverted Or, in chief an elephant head cabossed sable. 
Current precedent disallows strewn charges on only part of a plain field, even when the field has a “natural” division such as an ordinary (see July 1998 LoAR, Miriel MacGregor), barring evidence that such fields were used in period armory.
Diana of Llanberis. Device. Gules, a dextrochere Or semy of hearts gules, the hand cupped proper maintaining a plate. 
No device forms were submitted to Laurel.  Furthermore, the hand was depicted edge on. This has been disallowed for arms (see the April 2000 LoAR, p. 18), and the standard references do not show this position for dextrocheres either.  
Ellen of Reading. Device. Argent ermined vert, a bear statant erect contourny sable, a bordure azure. 
No device forms were sent to Laurel. In addition, the devie is in conflict with Barra Dubh Fitzedward, Argent, a bear rampant to sinister sable within a bordure azure. There is no difference between statant erect and rampant, so there is only a single CD for changes to the field.
Rio de Las Animas Perdidas, Shire of. Branch name and device. Or, on a chevron wavy azure three morion helmets argent, in canton a laurel wreath vert. 
The submitters have provided a substantial amount of additional documentation. However, the bulk of this additional documentation is post-period and thus fails to address the reason for the previous return.
The submitters have documented that the words used in the name are period. They have provided evidence that the river now known as the Rio de las Animas Perdidas was probably seen by Spanish explorers in the 16th century. They have also documented the use of Las Animas in modern Spanish place names and in the names of Spanish brotherhoods during the period 1558—1832. However, since no dates are given for specific brotherhoods or for the founding of those places, we have no way of knowing whether the brotherhoods and places in question were founded in period.
We still need evidence that rivers were named in this manner in period. In addition, we need evidence that nearby places were named after rivers. Since such evidence was not submitted, we have to return this name again.
As we do not register holding name for branches, the device must be returned as well.
Sven Fornjósn. Name. 
The documentation for the byname was not adequately summarised on the LoI — it is not enough to say that it is found as a word in a dictionary, we would need to have a way to see whether it is appropriate as a byname. Since the College was not able to provide such documentation we have to return the name.
His device was registered under the name Sven of the Outlands.
Wulfgar Neumann. Device. Gyronny sable and argent, a wolf statant purpure atop a spear fesswise Or. 
Even though the field is evenly divided of a color and metal, most of the identifying parts of the wolf are on sable areas of the field, making the wolf unidentifiable.
In addition, the posture of the wolf is not blazonable.  The position, as drawn, is approximately halfway between “statant” and “courant.”
TRIMARIS
None!

THE FOLLOWING HAVE BEEN PENDED UNTIL THE JULY 2001 LAUREL MEETING
CAID
Arion Hirsch von Schutzhundheim and Julianna Neuneker Hirsch von Schutzhundheim. Joint badge. (Fieldless) On a double headed eagle sable two furisons palewise flat to center Or. 
This is pended to discuss whether it is in conflict with the Holy Roman Empire, currently protected as Or, a double-headed eagle displayed sable.  While it is clear of the protected device, there are depictions of the Holy Roman eagle with charges on its breast. Should we protect other versions of the arms besides the one registered, or provide general protection for this motif?  Normally we would only protect the actual important arms, but as the Holy Roman Empire had particular importance in the scope of the Society we are asking for opinions as to whether extra protection should be afforded as well as better documentation showing that charging the eagle was a common variant.