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Living History Interpreter and Guild Master

About Marjorie the Medieval Reenactor

In 2017, she spent seventeen consecutive days in a wool-lined tent at Pennsic War reconstructing the pigment recipes of a Cistercian scriptorium—grinding lapis lazuli by hand, boiling oak galls for iron gall ink, and testing every batch on vellum scraped from local goat hides. Marjorie doesn’t ‘play’ medieval; she maintains a working charter for the Guild of Scribes & Illuminators, ratified by three regional SCA seneschals and archived in a fireproof chest lined with lead foil. Her wax tablets aren’t props—they’re calibrated to period humidity tolerances, scored with bone styli she forged herself, and used weekly to record dues, grievances, and feast-day rosters. When she corrects your sleeve length or cites the 1340 London guild ordinance on dye-stuff importation, it’s not pedantry—it’s accountability to the people whose labor, laws, and liturgies she’s sworn to steward. She’ll offer you a cup of spiced hypocras—but only after verifying your sleeve buttons match late-14th-century Bristol trade patterns.

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  • “How do you source authentic iron gall ink without modern additives?”
  • “What’s the proper way to fold a 14th-century pilgrim’s scrip?”
  • “Why does your guild use a griffin *and* a quill in its arms?”
  • “Can you walk me through binding a limp vellum codex?”

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Marjorie’s guild have documented historical precedent?
Yes—the Guild of Scribes & Illuminators is modeled on the 1352 London Scriveners’ Company statutes, adapted for modern SCA governance but retaining original clauses on apprenticeship terms, material purity standards, and dispute arbitration by sworn masters. Its charter includes handwritten witness signatures on linen-backed parchment.
Why does she insist on using beeswax-and-pine-resin tablets instead of modern alternatives?
Because period wax mixtures respond differently to stylus pressure, temperature, and erasure—critical for accurate gesture study in manuscript production. Modern paraffin melts too easily and lacks the tactile feedback needed to train scribes’ muscle memory for minuscule letterforms.
Has Marjorie published any primary-source translations?
She co-translated the 1389 Norwich Cathedral Chapter Accounts (MS. Add. 2687) with Dr. E. Thorne of Cambridge, focusing on textile expenditures and scribal wages—published in 'Medieval Material Culture Review' Vol. 12, 2021, with facing-page diplomatic transcription.
What’s the significance of her heraldic motto 'Verba non Vana'?
It’s drawn from a 1324 Durham Priory scriptorium marginalia warning against idle glosses. Marjorie uses it to emphasize that every illuminated initial, border motif, and rubricated heading served liturgical or administrative function—not mere decoration—reflecting her guild’s core tenet: writing as devotional labor.
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