Attention Autocrats

As borrowers of baronial chattels, you are responsible for knowing the policies governing such loans. If you haven't read the Steward's Policies, please go back here and read them. And if you have't read the How to Borrow explanation, please do so, as it will make working with me much easier for you. Thank you.

Eowyn

Carolingian Chattels

A box or package labelled "opened" has been partly used, but there's still a significant amount left.

When a container is listed with its contents as a single entry (e.g. the portfolio of indoor signs), I usually prefer to not split it up and give you just pieces of it. However, when an item is listed with its contents broken into a sublist (e.g. the knife box), I can easily give you just part of the contents if that seems to make sense.

• Lost & Found
  • beaker -- plastic glass with leather & brass cover
  • soup spoon
• Autocrat's Necessities
  • toilet paper: 2 4-roll packages and 1 opened package containing 10 rolls
  • duct tape: 4 large rolls and 1 mostly used roll
  • 1 box tissues, 1 opened box tissues
  • autocrat's box -- 9"x13"x5" bin, contains folder of necessary forms (event sign-in sheets, waivers, minor's med. auth.s), clipboard, 2 lined 8"x11" pads, several 8"x11" sheets parchment paper -- for emergency signs, pkg. of 100 4"x6" index cards, pair of scissors, miniature stapler & staples, glue stick, small ziplock bag of rubber bands, roll of 1/2" clear tape, many pens (box of 15 blue ballpoint, 8 more assorted ballpoint -- mostly black), blue calligraphy marker, black marker, 2 pencils, mechanical pencil, open box of chalk containing broken pieces, pack of 8 pocket pkgs. of tissues, about 140 safety pins, numerous event tokens listed here, 5 push pins, mostly-used roll grey duct tape, partly-used roll of 2" clear tape, about 15' white cord, tiny jar of short nails, 2 19" bungee cords, small piece of blue chamois
  • cashbox -- includes receipt book, many empty coin rolls, key to box
• Signs
  • roll of yellow electrical tape -- for putting arrows on road signs
  • wood road sign, shield on post, "SCA" with movable arrow
  • 2 wood road signs, shields on posts, "SCA" with space for arrows
  • 2 wood road signs, 2'x2', "SCA" with movable arrow
  • 4 masonite shield-shaped road signs,"SCA" with space for arrows
  • 4 road signs, 18"x24" corrugated plastic hung in metal frames with 2' base, double-sided, with room for arrows: 2 SCA/SCA, 1 SCA/SCA Parking, 1 blank
  • set of road signs, 20"x30", shrink wrap over paper on foam core board, with holes for rope -- all "SCA" with arrows: 1 points up, 1 left, 3 right, 3 upper right
  • portfolio of indoor signs -- includes signs listed here, blank sign board in useful sizes, marker for making signs, putty for posting signs on no-tape surfaces, copy of sign inventory, & copy of Hints on Sign Usage
  • 7 wood outdoor signs, 1"x6" slats on posts: 4 SCA -- Do Not Enter, 2 Archery & Thrown Weapons, 1 Bathrooms
  • 8 18"x24" corrugated plastic outdoor signs -- 3 double-sided: Gate, Must Enter at Gate, Private; 4 single-sided: 2 each Lords' Changing Room & Ladies' Changing Room; 1 blank
• Site Decorations
  • Carolingian tapestries bin, containing: 3 painted 9.3'x14.6' tapestries: Presenting Sword and Royal Court (painting along long side), Jongleurs with Audience and Actors/Drinkers (along short side), Combat Archery and Family Parting for the Day (along short side); 1 partly painted tapestry: Combat and Loading Carts (along short side); and 2 unpainted lengths: 12.5'x16.3' and 9.3'x20'. All painted sections are about half the length or width of the cloth; the other half is blank (good for hanging over the back of something). Tapestries are available individually.
  • pair of nesting oval baskets with handles, bases 7"x13" and 16"x24"
  • painted vinyl hanging of a tailor, 24"x38"
  • portfolio of 16 painted cloth banners, 24"x32" -- listed here -- with grommets in upper corners for hanging
  • East Kingdom map tapestries: a set of 3 tapestries, each 88"x100"high, with hanging loops along the top, roughly depicting the geography of the East, with group arms at approx. group locations.
  • 20 heraldic placards (originally made for Legends of Chivalry teams) -- 2'x3' heavy masonite -- listed here
  • masonite shield, 19"x22.5", Carolingian arms
  • 7 masonite shields, 19"x22.5", with personal arms -- listed here
  • baronial trestle table, top 2'x6', with trestles bearing the arms of Carolingia -- currently held by Baron Jehan
  • curtain wall -- tubing frame and curtains to hang on it. Presently held by Aleksandr Ruslanovitch.
  • Mummers' Guild properties including:
    • 2 stagelike platforms, each approx. 6'x8'
    • 4 to 6 curtain walls -- each ~7'x3', pole structures with black curtains
    • 3 sturdy boxes, each ~3' cubed, black
    • numerous boxes of garlands, hats, tabards, masks, etc.
    All held by the Guildmistress Mummers.
• Food
  • sealed canister about 5lb. of lemonade powder -- good for 34 qts.
• Cooking Gear
  • Implements box, including:
    • Knife box, including:
      • set of 5 knives: 2 paring knives, 5", 8.5", 8.5" chopper
      • 2 odd paring knives
      • 4.5" knife
      • 5" Farberware pro knife
      • pair of kitchen shears
      • apple corer/bean slicer
      • apple corer/sectioner
      • 3 knife steels: 8", 10", 17.5"
      • 2 vegetable peelers
      • wire-type cheese slicer
      • bottle opener
      • 2 pair goggles in packages and 1 pair opened -- for cutting onions
      • box of 250 matches, opened
      • bag of wooden skewers
      • 75' package of kitchen twine, opened
      • flatware: 3 odd knives
    • 2 white plastic cutting boards, ~8"x12" with cut-out handle
    • white plastic cutting board, 10"x16" with cut-out handle
    • measuring cups: 2 metal 1/4cup, metal 1/3 cup, 2 metal 1/2cup, 3 metal 1cup, set of 2 white plastic cups (1/4 and 1/3cup), set of 3 blue plastic cups (1/4, 1/3, and 1/2cup)
    • measuring spoons: plastic 1 T, connected set of metal spoons(1/4, 1/2, and 1t, and 1T)
    • spatulas (pancake turners): 4 plastic slotted spatulas, metal spatula, metal slotted spatula with white plastic handle, black plastic slotted spatula
    • pair of tongs, metal with plastic handles
    • pair of metal grill tongs
    • set of two pairs of metal cooking tongs, 12" and 16"
    • cooking spoons: set of 4 white plastic spoons with different-length handles, wooden spoon, metal slotted spoon, 3 metal slotted spoons with wood handles,metal with black plastic handle
    • cooking fork with black plastic handle
    • large rolling pin -- 15" plus handles, 3" diameter
    • plastic scraper
    • 2 metal whisks
    • wooden meat tenderizer hammer
    • garlic press
    • nut cracker
    • 2 wonton makers -- 1 regular size and 1 large
    • ladles: 11 black plastic serving ladles with white handles, 3 white plastic long-handled serving ladles, 2 short clear plastic serving ladles, 3 large plastic slotted ladles, set of 5 metal long-handled ladles (2 1/2cup, 2 2/3cup, 1 1cup), ladle with white plastic handle and grey-green bowl, metal ladle with wood handle, shallow metal ladle with wood handle
    • serving spoons: 2 short wooden spoons, short black plastic spoon, 2 large stainless spoons, 2 large stainless slotted spoons, white plastic spoon, flatware-type slotted spoon
  • wood cutting board, 18"x22"
  • 8 24oz. stainless steel bowls
  • 11 2qt. stainless steel bowls
  • 3 3qt. bowls -- somewhat battered
  • metal bowl, 16"diameter x 5.5"deep (about 3.5gal.)
  • metal colander, 15"diameter x 4.5"deep (about 3gal.)
  • 4 metal saucepans: 1 about 1qt., 3 about 1.5qt. -- somewhat battered
  • blue enameled 3gal. pot with lid
  • 3gal. pot (lid from 5gal. pot sort of fits)
  • 5gal. pot with 2 lids
  • 14"diameter x 13"deep pot (about 8.5gal.)
  • 2 pots, 18"diameter x 18"deep (about 19gal.), 1 with lid
  • 2 3' stirring paddles
  • in-pot colander, 12"diameter x 11.5"deep (about 5.5gal.)
  • 3 nice roasting pans, 12"x16"x2.5" with racks -- in own boxes
  • large heavy roasting pan, 16"x22"x4.5"
  • 2 10" enameled pie plates
  • 8 10" metal pie plates
  • 8 11" metal pie plates
  • 103 3.5"diameter x 2"deep ceramic ramekins
  • 23 2"diameter x 1.3"deep ceramic ramekins
  • 2 industrial baking trays, 16.5"x24.5" plus rims
  • 3 5gal. plastic pails with handles -- for pickle making, etc.
  • package of 500 coffee-maker filters, opened
  • foil pans: individual-size ramekin, 8" pie plate, 2 8"x10.5" roasting pans
• Serving Gear

  Serving implements (spoons, etc.) are stored in the Implements box, which is listed above under Cooking Gear

  • 70 plastic pitchers
  • 88 small (15oz.) woven-wood bowls
  • 101 medium (35oz.) woven-wood bowls
  • 102 large (3qt.) woven-wood bowls
  • woven-wood bowl, 20"diameter at top x 6"deep (about 5gal.)
  • 23 round platters with engraved bottom and scalloped border, 12" diameter plus rim
  • 21 oval platters with drainage relief in bottom and scalloped border, 11"x16" plus rim
  • 38 oval platters with engraved bottom and scalloped border, 11"x16" plus rim
  • 20 heavy stainless oval platters, 13.5"x20" including 2" rim
  • 3 metal platters, 11.5"x16.5" plus rim
  • 4 steam-table type trays, 10.5"x18"x2.5"
  • 2 steam-table type trays, 10.5"x18"x4"
  • 7"x12" steam-table type tray
  • 11 rectangular bread baskets, 9.5"x4.5"
  • 5 1qt. glass bottles with attached plastic corks and gaskets
  • box of 23 1cup glass cruets with dispenser tops, including 3 cruets missing tops
  • 2 footed metal 1.5qt. serving bowls
  • oval bread basket, 6"x9" base
  • round metal platter, 9.5" diameter plus rim
  • round metal platter, engraved, 10" diameter plus rim
  • round metal platter, engraved Florida decoration, 11" diameter plus rim
  • round metal platter, 13.5" diameter plus rim
  • round metal platter, 15" diameter plus rim
  • oval metal platter, 9"x16" plus rim
  • rectangular metal platter with engraved decoration, 9"x15" plus rim
  • pressed-wood tray, 13"x20" plus edge
• Linens
  • 29 white heavy linen tablecloths, 60"x100"
  • 15 blue tablecloths, 60"x100"
  • fancy beige tablecloth, 60"x70"
  • plastic tablecloth
  • 10 paper tablecloths
  • 27 blue modern-style cloth napkins
  • white linen modern-style napkin
  • white period-style napkin, 30"x42"
  • 3 black linen period-style napkins, 14"x54"
  • 7 blue tabards with neck trim & castle printed on front
  • blue tabard with castle printed on front
  • blue tabard with 2 castles printed on front
• Disposable Feast Gear
  • package of 100 6" paper plates and about 15 more
  • about 35 paper plates, mixture of 8" and 9"
  • 9" paper plates:box of 620
  • 40 12oz. foam bowls
  • bag of about 35 plastic forks, 10 plastic knives, 25 plastic spoons
  • box of 500 plastic forks, opened
  • box of 500 plastic spoons, opened
  • bag of about 150 12oz. cups, bag of about 12 more
  • about 60 5oz. cups
  • about 15 8oz. foam cups (for hot beverages)
  • nice dinner-size paper napkins: 6 packages of 100 each, about 100 more
  • dinner-size paper napkins: package of 250
  • dispenser-type paper napkins: 2 packages of 250
• Cleaning Gear
  • paper towels: 3 large rools plus 2 rolls, partly used
  • 7 white terry cloth washcloths
  • 15 terry cloth dish towels, white with stripes
  • 9"x12"x6" bin of garbage bags: some small ones for people to take away dirty feast gear in, and some large ones, including bag of 60 13gal. bags; partial roll of kitchen-size bags, 2 rolls of 30 33gal. bags, and a few 39gal. bags
  • Cleaning gear box, including:
    • 3 boxes of 30 1gal. ziplock bags plus 1 box opened
    • 5 1qt. ziplock bags
    • extra lid for Gladware 25oz. plastic container
    • aluminum foil: 2 200' rolls opened, 250' roll opened
    • heavy duty aluminum foil (18" wide): 25' box, 50' box opened
    • plastic wrap: 100' roll opened, 2 200' rolls opened, 300' roll opened, 2 100' rolls
    • box of wax paper, mostly used
    • rubber gloves: 4 pkgs. medium, 2 pkgs. large opened
    • 1 sponge
    • 2 scouring pads
    • bottle all-purpose cleaner, opened
    • bottle of cleaner with bleach, opened
    • bottle of glass cleaner, opened
    • bottle of kitchen cleaner, opened
    • bottle of mildew remover
• Activities Gear
  • 2 2gal. clear plastic water carriers with taps -- 1 missing its lid
  • 3 5gal. blue plastic water carriers
  • bag of plastic tubing cut for waterbearing
  • 2 marshalls' staves
  • indoor lists set-up? -- 13 4' 2x2s each with a peg stuck into 1 end, an approx. 10' rope tied through a hole in the middle, and other holes drilled through them; 29 2' 2x2s with holes drilled in them; 29 boards, 1"x12"x2', each with a rectangular indent in one long side and 2 holes near each end; and some extra hemp ropes -- currently held by Anssem
  • 5gal. can with carry strap of Children's Activities supplies, containing: a small Children's Activities sign, many single pages copied from coloring books of period illustrations, pack of 100 sheets 8"x11" construction & many individual sheets & some cut pieces, Sir Gawain & the Loathly Lady storybook, box of 64 crayons (a few lost), box of 48 crayons (a few lost), box of 36 colored pencils, 10 regular pencils, pencil sharpener, white art eraser, about 1 dozen markers, 1 pair straight-edge children's scissors & 3 pairs with decorative edges, roll of clear tape, 2 glue sticks, about 20 peg-type clothespins (for puppet-making), 4 clothespin puppets, 2 Carolingian pennons, bag of fabric scraps, 1 kg. pkg. modelling compound, pkg. of 6 clay-modelling tools, 10 yds. each black & white linen cord, beading kit
  • Maypole top with short hanging rope (the Maypole upright usually used with this is listed under Non-Carolingian Chattels, below)
  • living chess gear, including 16 yellow tabards with belts, 16 blue tabards with belts, 7 yellow pawn armbands, 8 blue pawn armbands
  • pair of 15" scroll holders with fancy finials -- one end unscrews to slip tubes on/off -- can be used for plays, court schtick, etc.
• Miscellaneous
  • 50-qt. cooler
  • 3 cans methanol gel, for heating buffet dishes
  • 3 metal garbage cans
  • small plastic tool box
  • 5/16" drill bit
  • 5 plastic tent stakes
  • 34 8" galvanized nails
  • 4 10" galvanized nails
  • small ziplock bag of other assorted screws, eyes, etc.
  • 8 40yd. lengths of blue plastic cording with blue & yellow plastic pennons
  • 50 yd. clothesline
  • 2 packages of 50 (spring-type) clothespins
  • hemp rope, about 8'
  • about 10 pieces of rope, various lengths, with pulleys & snap bolts attached
  • assorted long eyebolts with nuts, s hooks, pulleys, eyescrews, large washers -- for pulley set-up
  • 4 7' pieces rope -- part of pulley set-up?
  • piece of cut-down white sheet, 64"x8'
  • 1' piece of venetian blind cloth tape, red & white
  • fragment of venetian blind cloth tape attached to D-ring
  • 2 rods for stamping baronial coinage, 1 with pall etched, 1 with pall in relief, and rod holder -- currently held by Baron Jehan
  • 2 lath sign posts, each 4' with 2' crosspiece
  • roll of Post-it correction tape -- for labelling bins
  • 2 bottles of blue nail polish -- for labelling items
  • blue marker -- for labelling items
  • 1 quart each blue & yellow-orange paint, for roads signs etc.
  • 1 can WD-40 -- for cleaning items
  • 1 bottle Goo Gone -- for cleaning items

Non-Carolingian Chattels

There are some items that are occasionally used for Carolingian events which are not baronial property. These items are private property; access to them varies, and the owner is not obliged to lend them to any Carolingian autocrat who asks for them. They are listed here as a convenience:

100' thick hemp rope with cloth midpoint marker, for tug-of-war. Property of Frydherik Eysenkopf. To borrow: on semi-permanent loan to the barony. Ask the Steward for this.

Portable lists -- enough wooden stanchions & ropes to set up 3-4 lists of reasonable size; good for indoor sites or areas where nothing may be stuck into the ground. Packs into 1 garbage can full of 3' sticks (uprights & feet) and 1 milk crate full of base blocks, plus rope. Property of Tibor of Rock Valley. To borrow: talk to Tibor about arranging to pick it up from his house.

Maypole upright -- 18' long by 6" diameter tree trunk, stripped of bark, unpainted. Works with baronial maypole top (listed under Activities Gear, above). Property of Frydherik Eysenkopf. To borrow: talk to Frydherik about arranging transport from his workshop in Waltham. Installation requires a hole, usually dug with a post-hole digger; Frydherik has one of those too.