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{{Populace|photo = [[Image:Mons.jpg|300px]]| photocaption = Mons| location = [[Lyondemere]] | status = Active | device = [[Image:Mons_von_Goarshausen_device.jpg]][[Image:Mons.gif|300px]]| devicecaption = Per pale gules and sable, three closed fetterlocks Or}} | {{Populace|photo = [[Image:Mons.jpg|300px]]| photocaption = Mons| title = Sir | location = [[Lyondemere]] | status = Active | device = [[Image:Mons_von_Goarshausen_device.jpg]][[Image:Mons.gif|300px]]| devicecaption = Per pale gules and sable, three closed fetterlocks Or}} | ||
Sir Mons von Goarshausen. He was elevated to the [[Order of the Chivalry]] on November 16, 2002 by [[Guillaume II and Felinah II]], King and Queen of Caid. | Sir Mons von Goarshausen. He was elevated to the [[Order of the Chivalry]] on November 16, 2002 by [[Guillaume II and Felinah II]], King and Queen of Caid. | ||
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Retired from heavy weapons combat, Sir Mons continues his martial pursuits via archery, and he authorized for Rapier and Cut & Thrust fighting in 2022. He enjoys shooting Hungarian horse bow and English longbow. | Retired from heavy weapons combat, Sir Mons continues his martial pursuits via archery, and he authorized for Rapier and Cut & Thrust fighting in 2022. He enjoys shooting Hungarian horse bow and English longbow. | ||
==SCA Projects== | |||
16th century styled miniature | |||
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Picture and line drawing | |||
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Painting | |||
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Final product (Frame by Raymond the Quiet) | |||
== Classes Taught == | == Classes Taught == | ||
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*Analyzing Extant Garments of the Early 1600s, [[Collegium Caidis 2018]], Co-Instructor [[Arianna Kateryn Nunneschild]] | *Analyzing Extant Garments of the Early 1600s, [[Collegium Caidis 2018]], Co-Instructor [[Arianna Kateryn Nunneschild]] | ||
*Pluderhosen - Concepts and Construction, [[Collegium Caidis 2019]] | *Pluderhosen - Concepts and Construction, [[Collegium Caidis 2019]] | ||
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Sir Mons von Goarshausen. He was elevated to the Order of the Chivalry on November 16, 2002 by Guillaume II and Felinah II, King and Queen of Caid.
Sir Mons has been interested in historic clothing since he joined the SCA, and he has earned both a Harp Argent and a Lux Caidis for his clothing research and re-creation. He specializes in 14th through 16th Century European men’s clothing, though he has also dabbled in earlier eras, and has even made some ladies’ clothing. He enjoys visiting museums throughout the world, studying extant garments and also viewing artwork that depicts great clothes.
He also enjoys dabbling in various household arts, such as woodworking, leather work, painting, glass blowing, and cooking. His medieval wheelbarrow and handcart are among his favorite accessories, as are the scabbards he has created for various knives and swords in his collection.
He began learning the hurdy-gurdy around 2006, and started his Medieval and Renaissance focused band, Fire in the Pipkin, on Saturday, March 1, 2014, while he and some of his musically-talented Squires were visiting Estrella War together.
After being diagnosed with Stage IV cancer in 2017, Sir Mons became determined to learn to play bagpipes. He began with German great pipes, moved on to 16th Century Flemish pipes, and currently can be heard playing English border pipes…it’s quite possible bagpipes might have actually saved his life, but that’s a legend for another time!
Sir Mons is a member of The Company of Saint George, and for several decades, has been instrumental in running the Company’s annual Pas de Arms at Great Western War.
Retired from heavy weapons combat, Sir Mons continues his martial pursuits via archery, and he authorized for Rapier and Cut & Thrust fighting in 2022. He enjoys shooting Hungarian horse bow and English longbow.
SCA Projects
16th century styled miniature
Picture and line drawing
Painting
Final product (Frame by Raymond the Quiet)
Classes Taught
- Pole Axe and Great Sword, Collegium Caidis 2010
- German Renaissance Clothing 101, Collegium Caidis 2011, Co-Instructor Arianna Kateryn Nunneschild
- Developing a Better Looking Kit for the Fighting Field, Collegium Caidis 2013
- Analyzing Extant Garments of the Early 1600s, Collegium Caidis 2018, Co-Instructor Arianna Kateryn Nunneschild
- Pluderhosen - Concepts and Construction, Collegium Caidis 2019
Photos
Mons von Goarshausen with Hurdy Gurdy
Sir Mons and Dame Arianna teaching historic dancing at Lyondemere Anniversary, 2022 (photo by Marcus Anthony Kennedy)
Mons at Isles Anniversary, 2022
Mons in 16th century Germanic garb in his medieval walled garden, 2023 (photo by Ann Hartl)
Mons (with bagpipe) in 16th century Germanic garb, 2023 (photo by Ann Hartl)
Mons (lovingly with bagpipe) in 16th century Flemish garb, 2023 (knitted cap by Sally Pointer) (photo by Ann Hartl)
Mons in Italian Renaissance garb, 12th Night, 2013 (photo by Ann Hartl)
Mons in Germanic garb, Coronation, 2014 (photo by Ann Hartl)
Mons in late 1400s Italian Renaissance garb at Calafia-Gyldenholt Friendship Tourney 2015, 2015 (photo by Diane Granander)
Mons in a German suit circa 1560s, 2021 (hat by Sally Pointer) (photo by Ann Hartl)
Mons in a 1560s doublet, modeled with 1580s breeches based on Freyle (made from Bara tape measurements) April 2020 (hat by Sally Pointer) (photo by Ann Hartl)
Mons wearing his Tudor coat based on images from “The Embarcation at Dover” playing Hurdy Gurdy with his friend, Montaigne (photo by Ann Hartl)
