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October 09, 2014

Thomas Markenfield

I'm just gathering some pictures of an amazing harness. It's Thomas Markenfield, from circa 1398. I wish his arms were intact.

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Gaston de Clermont: I've been playing in the SCA for years. I started in Aethelmarc while I was going to school in Syracuse. I played in the East during the summers where I joined ICOD as a squire to Duke Gregor. After graduating I moved to the principality of Cynagua in the West Kingdom. After several years and squiring to Brion of Bellatrix I was knighted. We moved to Ansteorra in 2004. I'm interested in armouring, history, fighting, early music, and brewing.