SCA
General Information
- Kingdom of Caid
The Kingdom of Caid is the sixth kingdom in the Society for Creative Anachronism . Its modern boundaries include Southern California, Southern Nevada, Hawaii and New Zealand. - Kingdom of Calontir
The region that makes up Calontir covers most of Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, and a touch of Arkansas (Fayetteville). - Shire of Amlesmore
Home shire - Shire of Darach
Old home shire… *sigh* Oh how I miss you all!!! - Shire of the Standing Stones
Neighboring shire - Stefan’s Florilegium
This is a collection of files that Stefan has assembled from various sources since he first joined the SCA (Society for Creative Anachronism) in 1989.
Herbal Research
- A History of Horticulture
- Anglo Saxon Medcine By Wulfwaru
- Culpepper’s Complete Herbal
- Healing Herbs in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Times
- Herbal Bibliography
- Herbalism, Medieval, Magickal & Modern
Class Handouts, Articles, Documentation, etc. - Magic and Medicine in Anglo-Saxon England
The practice of medicine in early Anglo-Saxon history is not relegated to the backwards world of hocus-pocus magic and spells, as is often thought, but is rather a very serious discipline. - The English Physitian - 1652
This electronic version was prepared by Richard Siderits, M.D., and colleagues by keying from the copy at the Historical Library, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library, Yale University. Adaptation to HTML by Toby Appel. - The History of Gardening
From Ancient Times to the Twentieth Century…
Illuminated Manuscripts
- Cruydeboek
Absolutely scrumptious! - Aberdeen Bestiary
My inspiration for Queen’s Prize - Arlsburg
Shows paintings of everyday life secnes for every month from the town of Arlsburg around 1525. - Book of Kells Images
This page contains pointers to images from the Book of Kells and to information about the book. - Burnet Psalter
An online version of the fifteenth-century manuscript. - Digital Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts
The British Library. Searchable archive! - Les Tres Riches Heures
A bit of background information and links to large images of each month. - Ps. Apuleius, Dioscorides, Herbals
More images of pages from a late 11th century herbal. - Ps. Apuleius, Herbal
Images from an 11th Century herbal.
Merchants
- Historic Enterprises
I’ve not bought from them yet but frequently go to their site to drool. - John Nealle Bookseller
For caligraphy and illumination supplies, these guys are my favorite. They even have nibs for sinister scribes. - The Spanish Peacock
Spraang and Nalbinding supplies among other things - T.L. Barnes Enterprises
The best prices on trim and buttons. I see her at many events. Great customer service!
Resources
- Ill Libro dell’ Arte
The Craftsman’s Handbook originally by Cennini
SCAdians
- Blazing Sword
Website of The Honorable Lady Bridget Lucia MacKenzie… Now Baroness! - Keradwc’s Koans Medieval Information
Pictures, pictures, pictures! - The Winged Rabbit
Fantastic Photos of events they have attended. Check out their wedding photos too!
Scrolls, Scribes & How-Tos
- An Tir College of Scribes: Alternative opening phrases
- Atlantian Scribes Gallery
Here you will find the Gallery Pages of many talented scribes from the Kingdom of Atlantia - Creating Basic Knotwork
One, of many, ways to create knotwork. This site contains other “how-to” articles. - Cyber Scriptorium Scroll Examples
I don’t know if its still updated, but this site contains many wonderful examples and lots of good information. - de Nevell Book Arts
An SCA household dedicated to the book arts as practiced in the Middle Ages. - Guilding
The Application of Gold leaf - Gutenberg School of Scribes
Great illumination tutorials and gallery examples! - Ilaria’s Illuminating Experiences
Great Scribe! - Kingdom of Calontir Scribal Examples
A collection of currently 7 scrolls in thumbnail images with details about them. - Lia de Thornegge’s SCA Adventures
great illuminations! - Randy Asplund
My hero! - Scribal Handbook of Caid
Text for CAID scrolls and other scroll info. - West Kingdom Scribal Gallery
Sorted by artist and then by recipient.
Seamstresses & Garb
- Beginner’s Garb
Great how-to information - La Cotte Simple
An exploration of clothing and accessories of the late 14th and early 15th centuries. Ultimately I’d like to have something like explained here. With 5 pieces (chamise, versitle gown, a finer short sleeved over gown and a sidless surcoat) I would be well garbed for most situations. - Lady Nessa of the Lox
I love her herjolfnes gowns.

