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Image:Giles_Aliskey.jpg|[[Wiki_Pagetitle|Plain text display]] <br>Blazon. Additional information.
Image:Giles_Aliskey.jpg|[[Wiki_Pagetitle|Plain text display]] <br>Blazon. Additional information.
Image:Giles_Illia.jpg|[[Wiki_Pagetitle|Plain text display]] <br>Blazon. Additional information.
Image:Giles_Illia.jpg|[[Wiki_Pagetitle|Plain text display]] <br>Blazon. Additional information.
Image:Giles_MartinFitzJames.jpg|[[Wiki_Pagetitle|Plain text display]] <br>Per chevron argent and sable, three roses in chevron proper and a sword fesswise argent. Additional information.
Image:Giles_MartinFitzJames.jpg|[[Wiki_Pagetitle|Plain text display]] <br>Per chevron argent and sable, three roses in chevron proper and a sword fesswise argent. (Mounting pending)
 




Image:Giles_EdwardOakenheart.jpg|[[Edward_Oakenheart|Edward Oakenheart]] <br>. Argent, a pile wavy gules, on a chief sable, three plates.  Sir Edward Oakenheart was knighted by [[Patrick and Kara]], 3/6/2010. 
Image:Giles_Aliskye_Rosel.jpg|[[Aliskye_Rosel|Aliskye Rosel]] <br>. Argent, a rose sable, barbed and seeded proper, on a chief nebuly azure three mullets of six points argent.  Mistress Aliskye was created a Companion of the Order of the Laurel by [[]] on .  (Mounting pending)
Image:Giles_Lasairfhíona_ní_Chon_Chonnacht.jpg|[[Lasairfhíona_ní_Chon_Chonnacht|Lasairfhíona ní Chon Chonnacht]] <br>. Gyronny argent and vert, on a goblet within an orle Or a rose proper  Additional info.
Image:Giles_Kolfinna_kottr.jpg|[[Kolfinna_kottr|Kolfinna kottr]] <br>. Azure, on a pale sable fimbriated and endorsed three crescents argent.  Duchesse Kolfinna was made a Companion of the Order of the Pelican on 9/6/2009 by [[Edward II and Mora II]].
Image:Giles_Gavin_MacDhomhnuill.jpg|[[Gavin_MacDhomhnuill|Gavin_MacDhomhnuill]] <br>. Per chevron gules and sable, 2 thistles and a pair of axes in saltire Or.  Additional info.
Image:Giles_Ilia_Aleksandrovich.jpg|[[Ilia_Aleksandrovich|Ilia Aleksandrovich]] <br>. Per pale sable and Or, a bend dancetty counterchanged.  Sir Ilia was knighted by [[Patrick and Kara]] on 6/5/2010.  (Mounting pending)
Image:Giles_.jpg|[[WikiPage|Display Text]] <br>. Blazon.  Additional info.
Image:Giles_.jpg|[[WikiPage|Display Text]] <br>. Blazon.  Additional info.






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Heraldic Cape of Giles Hill
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Freelance Heralds

Medieval heralds generally worked for a single patron (which could be a monarch or other noble personage, or an Order of chivalry). When speaking for the principal, the herald would wear a tabard bearing the arms of their patron, symbolizing the fact that the herald spoke not on their own behalf, but with the voice of their liege. Some heralds, however, were available to be hired to speak for anyone needing their services, and made this known by wearing mantles bearing the arms of their various employers.

The Society's heralds typically wear a tabard displaying the arms of the territory they serve. Occasionally a tabard bearing personal arms will be seen; this may be in tournaments of great pageantry, like Crown Tournies or pas d'armes, or a court ceremony like a coronation or elevation to the peerage. But given the expense of creating a heraldic tabard, not only in materials, but in the artisan's labor, personal heraldic tabards (distinct from armorial surcotes or other garments which bear the arms of the wearer) are quite unusual.

Dr Lynsey Darby, a former Archivist of the College of Heralds in London, reveals that Randolf Jackson, appointed Montorgeuil poursuivant by Henry VII in early 1486, provided heraldic services for the 135 Seigneurial families of Jersey. The Governor of Jersey, Matthew Baker, presented an expense claim[1] for a Tabard provided for Montorgeuil, "broidered with the devices of many Houses"[2]

  • Herald with tabard and baton Tirol, Anton: Wappenbuch - BSB Cod.icon. 310 [S.l.] Süddeutschland.

    Herald with tabard and baton Tirol, Anton: Wappenbuch - BSB Cod.icon. 310 [S.l.] Süddeutschland.

  • Konrad Grunenberg's Roll of 1483.

    Konrad Grunenberg's Roll of 1483.

  • Julian Wilson heralds a Pas d'Arms at the Ancient Hospital and Almshouse of St. Cross, in Drachanwald, near West Dragonshire (Southern England excepting London). The devices on the tabard are those of Seigneurial families of Jersey in the late 15th C, courtesy of the Librarian of our local historical Socièté Jersaise.

    Julian Wilson heralds a Pas d'Arms at the Ancient Hospital and Almshouse of St. Cross, in Drachanwald, near West Dragonshire (Southern England excepting London). The devices on the tabard are those of Seigneurial families of Jersey in the late 15th C, courtesy of the Librarian of our local historical Socièté Jersaise.

Construction of the Mantle

The mantle is in the form of a three-quarter circle Elizabethan fingertip cape, circa 1580. It is made of black silk velvet, trimmed with gold bullion gimp, and ornamented with heraldic badges and the arms of the territories and peers Giles has served as herald.

Territorial Arms and Badges on the Mantle

  • The Kingdom of Caid Azure, a crown within a laurel wreath Or, between three crescents within a bordure embattled argent. The first SCA chapters in southern California were established in 1970, and became the Principality of Caid in 1974. Caid became independant of the West in 1978. Giles has served Caid as herald for courts across the Known World, in The West, An Tir, Atenveldt, Atenveldt, Ansteorra, Aethelmerc, and Glen Abhan. He has repeatedly served as Golden Rose Herald, the staff herald charged with producing royal courts in Caid, and was created Chrysostom Herald by Sven and Kolfinna.

    The Kingdom of Caid
    Azure, a crown within a laurel wreath Or, between three crescents within a bordure embattled argent. The first SCA chapters in southern California were established in 1970, and became the Principality of Caid in 1974. Caid became independant of the West in 1978. Giles has served Caid as herald for courts across the Known World, in The West, An Tir, Atenveldt, Atenveldt, Ansteorra, Aethelmerc, and Glen Abhan. He has repeatedly served as Golden Rose Herald, the staff herald charged with producing royal courts in Caid, and was created Chrysostom Herald by Sven and Kolfinna.

  • [Barony of Bonwicke] Per pale Or and gules, a pale indented counterchanged, overall a laurel wreath vert. Bonwicke's arms were designed by Giles Hill.

    [Barony of Bonwicke]
    Per pale Or and gules, a pale indented counterchanged, overall a laurel wreath vert. Bonwicke's arms were designed by Giles Hill.

  • The Barony of Calafia Blazon. Additional information.

    The Barony of Calafia
    Blazon. Additional information.

  • The Barony of Gyldenholt Azure, three trees conjoined in fess Or, surmounted on the foliage by a laurel wreath vert, within a bordure Or. Giles served at Gold Forest during the tenure of Wulfric and Lasairfhiona, and Ursul and Collette.

    The Barony of Gyldenholt
    Azure, three trees conjoined in fess Or, surmounted on the foliage by a laurel wreath vert, within a bordure Or. Giles served at Gold Forest during the tenure of Wulfric and Lasairfhiona, and Ursul and Collette.

  • Plain text display Vert, in saltire two trumpets Or. Additional information.

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    Vert, in saltire two trumpets Or. Additional information.

  • Plain text display Blazon. Additional information.

    Plain text display
    Blazon. Additional information.


Personal Arms on the Mantle

The (approximate) finished dimensions are 4" tall, 3.5" wide. They are canvaswork (also called tentwork and needlepoint) worked on 18 - 22 count needlepoint canvas, in cotton, linen, or silk.

  1. ↑ The claim is preserved in the National Archives at Kew, and partly re-printed in the Rolls Series No24 and also cited in ms ‘38 B.18 p. 97’ by John Anstis, Garter KoA.
  2. ↑ I am indebted to Julian Wilson, on the FaceBook [https://www.facebook.com/groups/SCAHeraldryChat/10158603113464203/?comment_id=10158605330924203&reply_comment_id=10158606152054203&notif_id=1588022643216638&notif_t=group_comment&ref=notif SCA Heraldry Unofficial Chat, for this information.
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