3 Las Palomas
Orinda, CA 94563
22 October XI (1976)
Karina of the Far West, Laurel Queen of
Arms,
to the Heralds of the four Kingdoms,
Greetings.
I first want to express my thanks to Lady
Sikhijvala for sorting out some of the old Laurel filesa
carton box full of correspondence, representing about 1/4 of the
unsorted archivesflying to Mists from Phoenix at her
own expense.
The following acceptances and rejections
constitute somewhat less than half of the applications processed
in October; difficulties of scheduling with the Lord Clarion have
held up the remainder. I will meet again with him and send out
the balance as soon as possible.
As usual, decisions were taken with the
advice of the Lord Clarion, Harold Breakstone. His comments are
set off {in brackets}.
In response to requests for a clear statement
of the rules we work under, first let me say that they have never
been codified, and there is no one who knows all of them. This
is the next major project I will undertake.
The next edition of the Armorial and Ordinary
will be issued in November. There will, presumably, be three copies
for each Kingdom, as before. Please send me the mundane names
and addresses of the people who should received copies of this
edition. Copies of the previous edition should be passed on to
others who can use them.
For the following, where there has been
an alteration of the blazon, insert the phrase that is underlined,
delete the phrase in [].
WEST
Aaron the Mighty. Gules, a wooly mammoth (Mammonteus primigenius) proper statant upon a roundel azure fimbriated argent.
This is a borderline case, in that the mammoth
was extinct in the Middle Ages. However, there were pictures in
French caves which could have been seen, and a trade in
Siberian mammoth ivory.
Allysen of Dunrobin. (Alteration). Quarterly per saltire Or and purpure, in chief a thistle proper, in base an English robin (Erithacus rubecula) close proper grasping in its claws a trumpet sable.
The American robin, Turdus migratorius,
is a thrush.
Antonius Justinianus of Chalcedon.
Per chevron debased purpure and argent, a unicorn salient and
in base a lion rampant, counterchanged; a bordure counterermine.
April of the Dales. (Correction of blazon). Vert, a monster with a rabbit's body and two goats' heads springing argent, attired Or, beneath a chief invected argent.
Vice "twoheaded goat".
Astrum Excubitorius. Sable, a tyger sejant erect Or; upon a chief azure fimbriated Or, three mullets of six points Or.
The name sounds more like a job description
than a namesomeone who stays up to watch starsbut
the device is absolutely lovely.
Avram of Mercia. Gules, three caltrops in bend and in sinister chief a sun, all argent.
Handsome!
Baylor of the Red Thorn.
Per saltire sable and gules, a saltire gules, fimbriated or, between
four thorn sprigs Or.
Caitlín na Daraċ.
(Correction of name and blazon; formerly listed as Caitleen na
Darach). Or, in chief two sprigs of oak leaves vert fructed Or,
and in base four bendlets wavy vert.
Dreiburgen, Barony.
Argent, three piles azure issuant from base, in each a tower argent
with portcullis open; in chief a laurel wreath counterchanged.
Eden of Lions' Guard.
(Name change from Eden of Faire Monte; blazon unchanged). Gules,
a griffin dormant Or.
Edward of Stockwood. (Alteration of registered device). Vert, a Jerusalem cross Or; on a chief purpure fimbriated Or, a lion couchant [coward] Or.
This is not a change of position. See the
illustration for "lion couchant" in Chapter IV of Boutell.
Gangenrath Woodwender.
Or, on a fess vert between three oak leaves proper, an arrow Or.
Gernot of Gallimaufry. (Alteration). Ermine, a bordure azure, overall on a bend azure a scarpe nebuly [bretessee] Or, in dexter chief a decrescent Or.
I still consider this too complicated.
Gilmirron of the Blue Flame.
Badge for House Amaranth. Azure, an amaranth (Gomphrena globosa)
flower argent.
Glanwyn dy Merionydd. Ermine, an African lion cub couchant guardant gules, in its teeth the stem of a fourleaved shamrock vert.
Had this been a quatrefoil, the stem would
have issued from a leaf (see Parker, Trefoil). "African
lion" will henceforth be used, like "Bengal tiger",
to distinguish the natural animal from the stylized one.
Grimn the HeleBourne.
(Formerly Otto the Solitary). Sable, upon a flame gules fimbriated
Or, a skull argent.
Hans Wolfgang Manfried von Gutreich. (Formerly Gaheris von Friesland). Per bend sinister enhanced and arched, sable an estoile of four greater and four lesser points argent, and argent a wolf's head affrontee erased sable.
ART WORK HERE
John of the Angular Dove.
Per chevron inverted from chief, ermine and gules, in base a dove
rising Or.
Kathleen of Riverrose. Or, a winged unicorn statant.
This was submitted as a "horned Pegasus"
but since we already had the usage "winged unicorn"
I have used it. {Wish I'd thought of it.}
Keith Robertson. (Badge). An Rrune ste in a chevron reversed.
Badges may have letters and numbers. See
acceptance letter of 2 December 1970, badge for Hal Ravn.
Koryu Morimoto. (Change of name from Valgar Dracomnus). Sable, a crescent debruised in pale with a Ken blade argent.
The Japanese usage, of course, would be
Morimoto Koryu, with the family name first.
Leo de Coronado. Argent, a pale engrailed sable; six lion's heads cabossed in annulo counterchanged.
Striking! {Very pretty indeed}.
Margrethe Astrid Ravn. Azure semee of pearls, a white marguerite slipped and leaved, all proper.
Excellent canting.
Melissa Kendal Badge: A pen sable quilled gules.
Pen
is from Latin penna, a feather. Quill is the hollow
central shaft of a feather. If I must disagree with Franklyn in
the name of common sense I will do so.
Michael Rheodi.
Vert, a bend sinister gules fimbriated argent, between a glass
drinking horn of red wine with a drop dependent therefrom, and
a boot spurred and rowelled, all proper.
Nicholas Worthington.
Per fess indented of three indentations, sable and Or, a pale
counterchanged; on each sable trait a lion's head cabossed Or.
Ondine Patru de Limantour.
Azure, a mermaid proper, holding in both hands a scarf, striped
longitudinally gules and purpure, arched over her head.
Paul McDaniel. (Correction of blazon). Tierced per pale azure, gules, and vert, three lighted candles proper aureoled Or in flat candlesticks Or, two and one.
When this was accepted (31 January 1974),
the bordure from Deirdre Muldomhnaigh was miscopied onto it.
Richard des Tenebres. Vert, an ibis passant argent above a sword fesswise Or.
Note correct grammar! Tenebres has
no singular in French.
Rosemary of Talmont. Azure, a rosemary wreath proper between three mullets of six points argent.
Elegant.
Seitse (of Havn). Badge. Sable, a rainbow proper, between its bases a mullet pierced argent.
Please take a surname.
Sumengo of Amaranth.
Argent, a panther's head erased contournee sable respecting an
amaranth (Gomphrena globosa) flower proper.
Sumer Redmaene. Badge for Order of Greensleeves. Upon a heart Or, two maunches conjoined at the shoulder vert.
Delightful.
Theo the Pilose.
Argent, a bicorporate dragon, tails in chief, azure, bellied vert,
armed and line gules.
Theodosia Arcadiana.
Per chevron debased sable and purpure, a unicorn dormant argent.
William the Lucky.
Badge. Per fess embowed and counterembowed azure and Or,
two valley oak (Quercus lobata) leaves, stems to widdershins,
counterchanged.
EAST
AEmelye Octavya. Vert, a drakkar in full sail argent, targeted gules, and in base a crescent Or.
"Targeted" refers to the round
shields along the bulwark.
Amron the Stygian. Sable, a hawk countervolant, wings aventred, Or.
"Countervolant" means "volant
to sinister". (See "Counter" in Parker for examples
such as counterrampant). "Aventred" (French ventre,
belly) means that the wings extend downward: cf. addorsed.
Donal macRuiseart macDonal. Or, on a saltire gules four anchors Or.
Very handsome.
Hundiel.
Gules, a stone hammer in bend sinister proper.
Khadijah of House Hakim.
Argent, a strawberry (Fragaria virginiana) plant leaved,
blossomed, and fructed proper.
Sigismund von Care.
Ermine, an oak sprig of three leaves vert, veined sable, in pall,
alternating three acorns Or.
Vuong Manh. Gules, on a hide Or, a flame vert. ART WORK HERE
This was submitted as "Or ... four
flaunches Or [error for gules]". Flaunches, however, represent
the sides (flanks) of an undergarment showing beneath a sideless
surcoat. Since the shape as drawn suggests a stylized hide, I
am using that as the name of the main charge. I have discussed
this with the applicant and he agrees with me. (I could have blazoned
it "a saltire expanded formy", but that would have ruined
a perfectly good concealed pun).
William de Montegilt. Sable, a twopeaked mountain or, capped argent.
This is highly stylized and not a "landscape".
MIDDLE
Anne the Merciful. Per chevron azure and vert, a crux ansata formy argent.
No need to say "pierced azure",
since that is the tincture of the field under the loop.
Denis Flaxenhelm. Azure, on a bend sinister Or, a goblet upright sable.
If not otherwise specified, the goblet would
be aligned with the bend, as shown. ART WORK HERE
Gareth the Russel. Azure, a skunk (Mephitis mephitis) statant proper.
Simple is beautiful!
Hrothbjart Hrothbjartsson. Argent, a shakefork fleury inverted sable between three dragons' heads erased gules.
Splendid.
Marcus Gladius. Tierced per pall vert, sable, and gules, overall a gladius inverted proper.
A gladius is a Roman shortsword.
ATENVELDT
Andrassy Magyri of the Lowara. Sable ermined Or, a chevron gules; overall a tyger sejant, Or, langued and orbed gules.
Beautiful! We'd like more information concerning
the name; we don't at present have a Romany dictionary.
Catherine Carnimirie von Westphalia.
Per fess azure and vert, on a cross Or a Catherine's wheel sable.
Don the Archer. Sable, two arrows in saltire, in chief a tuliptree (Liriodendron tulipifera) slip fesswise, all Or.
A "slip" is a twig with three
leaves. If with five, it may be called a "sprig". "These
rules are not rigorously followed", says Parker.
GalanSchol von Met.
Badge for House Arborea. Vert, a fess azure; overall a sprig of
three leaves bendwise sinister argent.
George of Port Kar. Per bend sinister sable and gules, a bendlet sinister argent, in chief within an annulet sundered in chief argent a tongue of flame proper, fimbriated argent; in base a hawk's head sinister erased sable, fimbriated argent.
This is barely tolerable.
Ioseph of Locksley. Badge for Locksley's Company of Players. Per fess vert and argent, a cock argent upon the back of a domestic cat herissonee proper upon the back of a dog statant howling gules upon the back of a domestic donkey braying proper. (Or: the Town Musicians of Brement, proper.)
The context (from a wellknown fairy
tale) shows that this is a domestic cat rather than a "catamount",
a term loosely applied to several wild species of Felis
and Lynx.
Jeffrey of Spirit Valley.
Azure, in dexter chief three lightning bolts bend sinisterwise
in bend Or; in sinister base a mullet argent.
Konstantin the Red. Or, a barrulet; in chief a pentaskelion of chevrons, all vert ART WORK HERE.
The next edition of the Armorial will correct
Douglas Longshanks' blazon to "a pentaskelion of armored
legs".
Ksudra Yutha. Purpure, a procession of eight elephants in annulo argent.
"Little Herd of Elephants" is
three years old.
Mary Margaret of Derby.
Badge for Family Trammerlaine. Gules, on a pale Or three batwinged
lions salient gules.
Mary Margaret of Derby.
Badge for Hospitalers of Atenveldt, pending further information
on status. Gyronny azure and gules, a dexter hand apaumee couped
Or.
Matsya Candra. Per bend sinister azure and argent, an increscent doublearched and an angelfish naiant bendwise, counterchanged.
The order and family are of little use to
me. Please give the genus. There are many "angelfish",
not all related to each other.
Panka Puspam. Badge. Per chevron vert and sable, a lotus argent.
Beautiful! The name translates as Mud Flower;
the applicant is a fouryearold.
Rafael Blackriser.
Vert a Pegasus counterrampant, wings endorsed, sable fimbriated
argent.
Robin of Rhovanion. Badge. Argent, two RRunes (Danish Normal futhark) addorsed, sable. ART WORK HERE
Her initials are RR in both SCA and mundane
use. The Angerthas Daeron #45b is u:. Hence I have specified the
nonTolkienian version for its relevance.
Rodney of El Dorado. Or, on a saltire sable a unicorn forcene Or, crined unguled langued armed and orbed gules.
I'd prefer El Dorado as a branch name, but
he got it first. The use as a city name is in period. Cf. "...the
Great and Golden Citie of manoa (which the Spaniards call El Dorado"Sir
Walter Raleigh, 1596.
Rorik Gunnulfsson.
Sable, a sickle fesswise, blade to chief, within a bordure, all
Or.
S'ikhijvala Gehe Candrasya. Argent a Bharat peacock strutting gules. ART WORK HERE
This is from an Indian painting. "Bharat"
is Hindi for "India".
Steppes, Barony. Per bend vert and sable, a bend indented on its upper edge Or, between a laurel wreath argent and an English oak (Quercus robur) eradicated proper.
I guessed the species of oak from its shape.
If you meant a different species, notify me.
Taliesynne yr Anghyfannedd. Badge. Gyronny arrondi of three, sable argent and gules, a leonine centaur counterrampant proper, armed Or, carrying a Celtic harp in the dexter hand and wielding a doublebitted axe in the sinister hand, both argent.
If it were a "sagittary", it would
have had a bow and arrow.
Taras of Helsgard. Badge. Argent, a triangle inverted sable within a wreath of wild fox grapes (Vitis labrusca) proper.
You specified V. vinifera, the generally
sweet European grapes, but I understand from Lady S'ikhijvala
that you wanted sour grapes, so I picked a suitable species.
Terans den Sjofarende. Per bend sinister gules and azure, a drakkar's figurehead Or, orbed and garnished gules.
A similar head may be found in The Viking
(Tre Tryckare) on p. 273.
WEST
Ariadne Catarenya etc. of Kierney.
What a lot of names! Conflicts with John
ap Griffin, Vert a griffin segreant Or. (The tiny castle underfoot
is inconsiderable as a difference).
Amelia von Markheim.
Vair must be composed of one metal and one
color. Conflicts with Trinepee, Vair a saltire argent.
Ayslinn the Youthful.
Infringes Lars Vilhjalmsson, Per pale sable
and vert a snowy owl affrontee; close to KemrethDanil of
Vandelalven, Argent an owl contournee azure.
Brennan of the Black Rose.
Conflicts with Barnesly of Stafford.
Caspian of Celerande.
Caspian is the name of ten kings of the
Telmarine line of Narnia, and is not otherwise used except for
a body of water. Celer and hadn is a bastard compound;
use one language for both parts. Device infringes the King of
Torenth. Think up something of your own.
Dan of Hamildoon.
This is ridiculous. Do you realize that
the rays indicate the sun is behind the cloud? How does the cloud
support a caltrop?
David (Nishimura).
Infringes Japan Air Lines. {At least pick
a lesswellknown airline!}
Diana of the House of Cruzan.
Nullo modo! It is not heraldry! {This
represents a school of art a good 3+ centuries outside our periodgood
design is not automatically good heraldry.}
Edvard af Jylland.
I have never seen Paleolithic flaking technique
combined with Neolithic polishing technique. If you persona is
Iron Age, he would be unlikely to know flint in any form other
than "elfshot" (flaked arrowheads), considered
magical (see chapter 4 of L. Sprague deCamp's Lest Darkness
Fall).
Elsbeth Estarriol Guildensterne.
The name Estarriol is that of a male wizard
(Ursula K. LeGuin's A Wizard of Earthsee). The device is
both ugly and magical; either reason would be sufficient to reject
it. You can do much better without infringing the actual arms
of Gyllenstjerne.
Galen macCochrane.
Interferes with Caeryl de Trecesson, Sable
a dragon dormant Or. Three of any one prominent additional
charge would do it. {That star is a Mogen David unless
magical, in which case, no way!}
Gray of Ravenshold.
The name "Gray" conflicts with
a famous English noble family. "Lady Gray" (as she would
sooner or later be called) would correctly be the title of Earl
Grey's wife. There are six pages on the Grey family in the 11th
Britannica. One of them, Lady Jane Grey, was proclaimed Queen
of England after Edward VI's death. (Not to mention a variety
of tea!)
Guinevere Elspeth Malyn.
Conflicts with Edwin Bersark, Gules, a rounder
(or cumple) argent.
Jon Trimara.
Infringes the Great King of HosHostigos,
4th level AryanTranspacific, Kalvan Subsector (H. Beam Piper,
Gunpower God).
Leon de Asturias. Badge.
Too close to Rale. Consult your local herald.
Morrigan Caillte.
Putting wings on an enfield does not make
it legal.
Safanna.
Take a surname. This ART WORK HERE
is a crescent; I don't know what this ART WORK HERE is,
but a crescent it isn't.
Saint Katherine, College.
Conflicts with Belvoir, Azure a Katherine's
wheel Or; St. Katherine's, Cambridge, Gules a Katherine's wheel
Or; Segeman, Azure a demiKatherine's wheel Or. The laurel
wreath was omitted from the 30day letter. Give me the name
of the person to register this to, until/unless the Board of Directors
approves it as a branch.
Meggan Starforge.
Conflicts with Ioseph of Locksley, Vert
a tree eradicated argent.
Sterling of Bufo ("Toad Hall") (also known as Sterling Beast Tamer).
Conflicts with Jocet der Kervillart, Azure
a squirrel Or, and Wiesener, Vert a squirrel sejant proper (Rietstaap).
Strider the Persistent (son of William of Duramen).
William of Duramen's application is rejected,
this is the same with the label for first son.
Trelon of the Wood.
{Try an orle of lioncels and pines alternated
with no central charge, or any combination of lioncels and trees.}
The orle is insufficient differentiation from a whole rage of
people in Papworth.
William of Duramen.
Conflicts wtih Aurelia de la Licorne.
EAST
Laura de Segovia.
Too complex; simplify or start over.
MIDDLE
Aerdigwidder von Zauberberg.
Infringes Flammen, Argent a volcano sable
enflamed proper.
Gaston de Lyon.
Infringes de Stockove, Argent a chevron
gules between two ermine spots and a lion's head sable langued
gules.
ATENVELDT
Adler des Berges. Badge.
Infringes on Griffenberg, Gules an eagle's
talon's Or.
Aiden de Longhorns.
Infringes Mychalene de Topo, Dorthea the
Unsure, and Edgar the Unready.
Artisans of the Philsopher's Engine.
The name implies use of philosopher's stone
(cyclotron, etc.) in transmuting elements. Better: calculating
engine. Give attestation within our period for the binary abacus.
Athelwulf Bolverkson.
Please give the provenance of the spikecollared
"war wolf".
Bjo:rnsburg, Shire.
Infringes FitzUrse, Or a bear passant
sable. (Besides, it's ugly.)
Blaise the Varian.
"Varian" is not a form of "variable";
it is the name of a twentieth century business (Varian Associates).
There are many medieval forms to choose from in the Oxford English
Dictionary. Star polygons are forbidden. Start over.
Brendan of the Bright Wind (f.).
Brendan is, to the best of my knowledge,
a masculine name only.
Charles of the JACs. Badge.
Send correct blazon: those are not batons;
are they Or (as on the drawing) or gules (as on the history form)?
Crispin the Crusar.
Infringes Rauledem, Sable on a fess between
three lozenges Or, three annulets gules.
Dawn Bird Trammerlaine.
Too much of a landscape. Consult your local
herald. {Choose a plain field and some particular bird that flies
at dusk and/or dawn.}
Dirick Damhsa Bhasmor.
The name is being checked; if it means what
it says ("Dagger of the Dancing Death") it's awful.
If the hourglass were drawn correctly it would be a mess.
Try something else.
Drstha Maida of the Lowara.
The blazon is confused. What is "fouche
tene" intended to mean? The serpent is not an Ouroborous;
it is not swallowing the tail but biting near the tip. The badge
is too much of a power trip. {Anyone even slightly into
Western high magic will recoil at this. Including colors, I count
at least five symbols, and I'm not an adept! The combination
of snake and hand in itself is questionable.}
Gandharva Candra.
The musical instruments should be placed
in their most recognizable aspectin this case, strings
front. I have checked with the head of your house to be sure you
had permission to use the badge; I would prefer it not be used
this way, but it is not forbidden.
Grey Niche, Shire.
Give a reason for the name, and the name
(mundane and medieval) and address of the seneschal. It looks
pretty; a pity to delay it.
Gukoy.
Take a surname. Give genus and species of
willow. If it is a weeping willow, Salix babylonica (of
Chinese origin) it may conflict.
Hieronymus the Sarabite.
What does "Sarabite" mean? Far
too busy; start over and try not to claim dominion over the sun,
moon, and waters. {No question, that is what it indicates.}
Ioseph of Locksley. Badge (with harp).
Infringes the Office of the Arts.
John the Idiota.
Resubmit with a brief description, and let
the other heralds in on it. (Thank you for sending me the documentation).
Julie of the Blackwater. (Two badges).
Both infringe Herzen, Argent a heart gules.
Karak of Clearmount.
As blazoned, the sword would be on the field,
as though broken by the pile. As drawn, the sword is on the pile;
it is too small to be seen well. Which do you want?
Kathryn the Innocent.
Of the fifteen commonest Oenothera species
in California, eleven are yellow and four white; none has a black
throat; all have heartshaped petals. Goodness knows what
kind of primroses there are in the rest of the world. Give genus
and species.
Kimineko, Sakura.
Remove the heart from the lion's cheek;
it's too small. Are you sure you want a lion? "Neko"
is a house cat.
Marek of Stonebarr. Badge for Maison de Mortaine.
The comte of Mortains was reserved for the reigning house of Normandy, and subsequently bestowed by the kings of England. It was given to Robert by William I, to Stephen by Henry, to John by Richard I, and later to Edmund Beaufort. The animal is a hind, not a hart: a female red deer rather than a male.
Marta as tu MikaMysliwy.
Please explain your name more fully; my
skimpy knowledge of Slavic languages only confuses me here. Meanwhile,
I hope you will have reconsidered your device. We can easily do
without the blazing star.
Lo:we von Kurland (Yukio Kiyoshio).
The trian aspect is nineteenthcentury.
Resubmit correctly drawn, {and give the specifications of this
particular type of helmet. "Kabuto" merely means "helmet";
this one is ornamented.}
Meridies, Principality.
Submission with bend and three fires has
been withdrawn; we are in direct communication.
Mirhaza av Morktorn la Lilitha de Sombras. House badge pending.
The meaning of the name is given as "Starwitch
of the Dark Tower, the Lilith of the Shadows". NO WAY. This
is not merely magical, its nonhuman.
Mandrigal of Mu.
Your name is not Latin. "Mu" is
from a 19thcentury attempt to use what Diego de Landa mistakenly
thought was the Mayan "alphabet" (there is none). It
is meaningless. Nothing in your name means either "wizard"
or "king"; it is a mere garble.
Red Orm.
This is the name of the hero of The Long Ships by Franz Bengtsson. What are those things at the sides, called "snaffle bits"? Possible conflict with Christina of the Runes.
ART WORK HERE ART WORK HERE
snaffle bit "Snaffle bit"
Robin of Ironwood.
Conflicts with Rentry, Argent a battle axe
gules.
Stefan the Bear (Sakura Tetsuo).
One persona per body, please! My Mongol
persona has not registered a device, and will not. In any case
"trian aspect" is nineteenthcentury.
Taliesynne yr Anghyfannedd. Device.
Name "of Elphynne's Weyre" rejected;
and so would "Taliesynne" have been, but with Taliesin
Didymus of Nordovest accept by Ioseph (over my strenuous objection),
I will accept this to dilute the mana. As to the device,
what is that lambdashaped object? The various papers
call it a "prickspur" and a "tenterhook";
it doesn't look like either, and it's metal on metal. Get rid
of it.
Tetsuo, Sakura. Badge for House Iron Flower.
Conflicts with Christina of the Runes. There's
that cherry blossom again. {Not to mention the common motif of
the dragon with the pearl.}
Yari the Seeker.
Infringes Karina of the Far West, Azure
a wyvern [statant] argent. Trian aspect is nineteenthcentury.
The cherryblossom was already rejected in June for Sakura
Tetsuo. Start over.
Thus far the current acceptances and rejections:
seventytwo and fiftynine of them respectively. Most
of the rejections should have been culled out before they ever
got to me. I will run the remaining ones past Lord Breakstone
as soon as I have the chance.
Finally, I want to speak a word of praise
for the Armorial of Fabulous Heraldry compiled by the Lord
Brigantia. I can see where it's going to save me many a trip out
to the library annex (which we keep in the garage). And if everyone
would consult it before submitting devices, it would save me a
lot of work.
I remain at your service,
Karina of the Far West
O.L., Pel., Baroness
Laurel Queen of Arms
KFW:dcm
cc: Clarion
Laurel Emeritus
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