Team / House Liverys for Recognition

[Dave Key]

FOR ME YOU CANT BEAT A GOOD BIT OF MURREY AND AZURE, WITH THE WHITE ROSE AND SUNBURST ON!!!!!!!!!! HUZZAH

To be precise ... Blue and Murrey.

Azure is heraldic nonsense which has no place with Livery in the Yorkist period.

[craig1459]

It sounds beautiful and I look forward to seeing it, I'm trying to persuade the maunch to adopt the livery of the Gonzaga family, salmon pink and jade green, as our "away" colours. There is considerable resistance to this though so any outside preasure that you can bring to bear.

I have an (albeit earlier) image of a chap in green and white hoops if that would suit sir

[Marcus Woodhouse]

Hmm, thats my bhoy.

[Taz]

Montgomery levy at Tewkesbury 08... (Bryn Mawr Heritage Trust)

blue and yellow!! We don't take the flag on often....

[Type16]

Marcher Freemen

Blue & Yellow body with red arms.

[Marcus Woodhouse]

That's pretty.

[Type16]

That's pretty.

Should not show the blood on the arms

[James The Archer]

That's pretty.

Should not show the blood on the arms

Your Blood or the other blokes?

[Type16]

Actually the colour scheme is red for the enemy's blood. But also provision for blue royal blood
Not sure re the yellow yet -- unless someone is jaundiced!

[Lord DeSpencer]

You can see me in the Despencer colours but if you see plain red tabbards/surcoats with a despencer badge on they are my novices.
So be nice to them thanks.

[Sampson de Strelley]

You can see me in the Despencer colours but if you see plain red tabbards/surcoats with a despencer badge on they are my novices.
So be nice to them thanks.

yeah cus they break swords when fighting

[Lord DeSpencer]

ooh thats fighting talk

[Sampson de Strelley]

mmm wot do i say mmm keep trap shut... lol

my single handed kovex been tasted so if im well enough will see you sunday

[Sir Thomas Hylton]

It sounds beautiful and I look forward to seeing it, I'm trying to persuade the maunch to adopt the livery of the Gonzaga family, salmon pink and jade green, as our "away" colours. There is considerable resistance to this though so any outside preasure that you can bring to bear.

I have an (albeit earlier) image of a chap in green and white hoops if that would suit sir

Why do I suddenly get this mental picture of Celtic football Strip

[craig1459]

It sounds beautiful and I look forward to seeing it, I'm trying to persuade the maunch to adopt the livery of the Gonzaga family, salmon pink and jade green, as our "away" colours. There is considerable resistance to this though so any outside preasure that you can bring to bear.

I have an (albeit earlier) image of a chap in green and white hoops if that would suit sir

Why do I suddenly get this mental picture of Celtic football Strip

Exactement

[Marcus Woodhouse]

Or one of the goalkeepers away strips from the late '90s.

[conanthelibrarian]

We're 'The Companie of Glaston'. Just attended our first event and hope to see some of you at Templecombe, Tatton and Berkeley.

Group banner shows Glastonbury Tor, with the dragon beneath holding a piece of Glastonbury Thorn.

[count-of-henneberg]

Does it really pay to advertise? I'd rather not have anyone batting at me with any sort of weapon/implement more threatening than a jelly baby...

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[guthrie]

Welcome to the site (And perhaps to the hobby?)

Although your comment plus a picture of a hen might indicate that you are chicken...

[count-of-henneberg]

Yes, it certainly is a chicken, well Hen really - a hen upon a hill, so Henneberg.
If you've seen the Osprey Publishing book on the Teutonic Knights, there's a painting by Graham Turner of a knight in full harness, so I'm getting pieces of that made up (though blued) and as that character was from Henneberg Romhild and as I used to keep hens in the back garden which looked remarkably similar; well you get the idea.
My interest in re-enactment is pretty shallow. Armour.
I think the german/gothic style is absolutely the best. Just need to make sure I don't put on any weight before it's finished...
Presently, in my far from complete kit, I get invites to local events. No swordplay, purely display, smile at the punters and hope they're not too scared to chats-a-bitsy. Hope to get more mainstream eventually, with my brother and a few friends.

[guthrie]

That's a good start. I find that at least in English events most visitors are more chatty than in Scotland, or at least it is easier to start talking.

[Major Q]

When it's been dry enough to look upwards at WotR/15th C events, people might have noticed our household standard. An Agnus Dei on an azure background, we are the English Free Companye:



On our jacks we wear the Milano House of Sforza crest on our left arm, as we would have been a mercenary household plying our trade around Europe after the Hundred Years War, and an IHS applique as a 'lucky charm' on our right:

[Scipios]

Nice stitching.

[Major Q]

The applique is sewn on roughly, as it's supposed to look like it was done by the soldier the jack belongs to, to bring them luck. Well, that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it!

[Fox]

Once more, I grieve for the lack of a *like* button.

[Strickland]

Works for me! Im with fox on that one!


Neil

[Type16]

MMMMMMMMMMMM

Clean..almost shiney...............

Cannot better previous comments

[Major Q]

Well, the jack is far from being as pristine as it was, so 'shiney' no more.

[James The Archer]

Well, the jack is far from being as pristine as it was, so 'shiney' no more.

Wet mop by chance?

[I Am Actually A Hero]

Blue and white, quartered, bisected with the red cross of st George. General hangars, blue and white, quartered. Skull reminding us of mortality as well as an allegorical take on my baldness
Wings: protection of God and the host/religious; bees: industrious and honest. Longwood: weapon of choice to smite foes.