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Graf Gerhart is a Knight and a Laurel for his skill at Pewtering.  
Graf Gerhart is a Knight and a Laurel for his skill at Pewtering.  



Revision as of 18:51, 12 September 2012

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Preferred title: Not specified
Their Pronouns: Not specified
Resides: Darach
Status: Inactive
Awards: Visit the Caid Order of Precedence
Heraldry

Lozengy sable and argent, a chevron inverted gules
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Graf Gerhart is a Knight and a Laurel for his skill at Pewtering.

Previously he was known by the name Gerhart of Cynnabar.

He was elevated to the Order of the Chivalry on April 18, 1992 by Comar and Lisa, King and Queen of the Middle

Offices and Positions

Projects

Largess Tokens

For Gerhart and Una

For Direk III and Levana

For Direk IV and Chamayn

For Dietrich III and Adriana II

For Dirk V and Chamayn II

For Sven and Kolfinna

For Edric IV and Faizah

For Drogo and Iðuna

For Edric V and Faizah II

For Edward and Mora

For Sven II and Kolfinna II

A Crowned 'M' standing for Maria the 'Queen of Heaven'. The crowned 'M' was the most popular of the many letter badges during the middle ages. The 'M' was thought to invoke protection from maria and the crown was a 'lucky charm'. This sort of badge could be thought of combining 2 charms into one. 100 copies reproduced in lead free pewter by Meister Gerhart Graf v. Altenberg.

A Lead tin Crowned 'M' 1375-1425 from Middle Europe. P. Van Wanzeele collection: catalog #Afb 972. Found on page 312 of Heilig en Profaan 1. ISBN 90.9006769-8