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scribes digest          Sunday, June 17 2001          Volume 05 : Number 185



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 Re: [scribes]: Free Online images (& books to buy)
 [scribes]: Sotheby's on the Web
 [scribes]: MK Scribes' Handbook
 [scribes]: Period punctuation

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Date: Mon, 11 Jun 2001 20:20:26 -0700 (PDT)
From: Cheryl McClanahan <chep13@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [scribes]: Free Online images (& books to buy)

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 Um, did I miss the website address?
Cheryl
  KATAKIRA@aol.com wrote: The rare book dealer that will be supplying me with stock at Pennsic will be going to this sale. Go and look at what's on the website now. You never know what I may get to display at the war.

Katarina Peregrine
Gwyntarian, Middle
(At war, Leaves of Our Times Manuscript Leaves and Fragments. No, we don't have our booth number yet.)


In a message dated Fri, 8 Jun 2001 5:35:57 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Floriligeum@aol.com writes:

<< I just discovered the Sotheby's Auction House Website. Though none of us, 
that I know of, have the cash in hand to bid on any of the originals, the 
auction house also publishes catalogs of with a photo from each of the 
manuscripts up for auction. The catalogs are a bit pricey, though I am 
tempted to buy one anyway. The best part is that you can view the images 
that are in the catalogs from the web site. I have to warn you though the 
website is slow, but some of the images are really cool. 

If anyone is suddenly floating in ready cash they are having an auction of 
medieval manuscripts in London on the 19th of June. I just wish I could go & 
browse. Sigh, someday I might win the lottery. 

Yours in service, 

Sarah Dressler 
Shire of Caer Adamant (Delaware) 
East Kingdom 

http://Sarah-ofCaerAdamant.eboard.com >>


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<P> Um, did I miss the website address?
<P>Cheryl
<P>&nbsp; <B><I>KATAKIRA@aol.com</I></B> wrote: 
<BLOCKQUOTE style="BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px">The rare book dealer that will be supplying me with stock at Pennsic will be going to this sale. Go and look at what's on the website now. You never know what I may get to display at the war.<BR><BR>Katarina Peregrine<BR>Gwyntarian, Middle<BR>(At war, Leaves of Our Times Manuscript Leaves and Fragments. No, we don't have our booth number yet.)<BR><BR><BR>In a message dated Fri, 8 Jun 2001 5:35:57 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Floriligeum@aol.com writes:<BR><BR>&lt;&lt; I just discovered the Sotheby's Auction House Website. Though none of us, <BR>that I know of, have the cash in hand to bid on any of the originals, the <BR>auction house also publishes catalogs of with a photo from each of the <BR>manuscripts up for auction. The catalogs are a bit pricey, though I am <BR>tempted to buy one anyway. The best part is that you can view the images <BR>that are in the catalogs from the web site. I have to warn you though the <BR>website is slow, but some of the images are really cool. <BR><BR>If anyone is suddenly floating in ready cash they are having an auction of <BR>medieval manuscripts in London on the 19th of June. I just wish I could go &amp; <BR>browse. Sigh, someday I might win the lottery. <BR><BR>Yours in service, <BR><BR>Sarah Dressler <BR>Shire of Caer Adamant (Delaware) <BR>East Kingdom <BR><BR>http://Sarah-ofCaerAdamant.eboard.com &gt;&gt;<BR><BR><BR>===================================================================<BR>To unsubscribe from this list, send email to <MAJORDOMO@CASTLE.ORG><BR>with a blank Subject: line and<BR>unsubscribe scribes<BR>in the body of the message. Do not include any additional text in<BR>the body.<BR></BLOCKQUOTE><p><br><hr size=1><b>Do You Yahoo!?</b><br>
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Date: Tue, 12 Jun 2001 12:45:39 EDT
From: KATAKIRA@aol.com
Subject: [scribes]: Sotheby's on the Web

Sotheby's is on the web at:
http://www.sothebys.com/

And for all those on this list who have been asking:  Leaves of Our Times will be in #66, Market Street at Pennsic War 30. I was notified yesterday.

Katarina Peregrine

In a message dated Mon, 11 Jun 2001 11:24:23 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Cheryl McClanahan <chep13@yahoo.com> writes:

<< 
 Um, did I miss the website address?  
Cheryl  
 KATAKIRA@aol.com wrote:   The rare book dealer that will be supplying me with stock at Pennsic will be going to this sale. Go and look at what's on the website now. You never know what I may get to display at the war.

Katarina Peregrine
Gwyntarian, Middle
(At war, Leaves of Our Times Manuscript Leaves and Fragments. No, we don't have our booth number yet.)


In a message dated Fri, 8 Jun 2001 5:35:57 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Floriligeum@aol.com writes:

<< I just discovered the Sotheby's Auction House Website. Though none of us, 
that I know of, have the cash in hand to bid on any of the originals, the 
auction house also publishes catalogs of with a photo from each of the 
manuscripts up for auction. The catalogs are a bit pricey, though I am 
tempted to buy one anyway. The best part is that you can view the images 
that are in the catalogs from the web site. I ha!  ve to warn you though the 
website is slow, but some of the images are really cool. 

If anyone is suddenly floating in ready cash they are having an auction of 
medieval manuscripts in London on the 19th of June. I just wish I could go & 
browse. Sigh, someday I might win the lottery. 

Yours in service, 

Sarah Dressler 
Shire of Caer Adamant (Delaware) 
East Kingdom 

http://Sarah-ofCaerAdamant.eboard.com >>


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Date: Wed, 13 Jun 2001 13:12:17 -0400
From: Randy Asplund <randyaf@provide.net>
Subject: [scribes]: MK Scribes' Handbook

Hi folks! I just wanted to inform the list that the Middle Kingdom
Scribes' Handbook was recently approved by our Curia Regis, so it is now
official. There will be links to it from the Middle Kingdom website, but
for now you can still get to it via RandyAsplund.com

It will also be available through the Middle Kingdom Information Office.

Minor errata have been corrected since I first published it on the
website, and two new children's' award texts have been added.

For those of you who are not in the Middle Kingdom, I think you will
find that this has something for you as well. There are quite a lot of
scribal technique pages.

In Service,

RanthulfR AsparlundR, OL. KSCA
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Date: Sun, 17 Jun 2001 13:50:24 -0800
From: Heather Dorsett <hdorsett@alaska.net>
Subject: [scribes]: Period punctuation

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Does anyone know of any good references for the punctuation that is appropriate
to use with different scripts?&nbsp; Drogin's _Medieval Calligraphy_ talks
about it a little bit, but I'd really like to find something more detailed
if possible.&nbsp; I'm particularly interested in what was used with old
Uncial, Insular, Caroline minuscule, and late-period Gothic hands.
<p>Thanks in advance for the help.
<p>Helena Ochastka
<br>Barony of Winter's Gate, West
<br>(Fairbanks, AK)</html>

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