Links to useful information that I use all of the time.
last updated 1/31/26
Bibliography tools:
Bibcitation: The site I use to assist with my bibliographies.
Scribal Links:
Manuscript Miniatures: An image resource with tons of tags to help narrow down image searching.
Manuscript Art: Another site organized into various categories. Most images have links to the original source. Sometimes very slow but worth it.
Walters Art Museum's Flikr page: Thousands of high resolution, manuscript images.
Opening phrases: A list of opening phrases from Caid's wiki page.
The Aberdeen Bestiary: Good quality images of this wonderful manuscript.
Internet Medieval Sourcebook. Links to a number of period documents with English translations.
The Scriptorium: A collection of resources and examples of writing for SCA award scrolls.
The Plumpton Letters and Papers: A collection of late period letters.
Original letters, illustrative of English history; with notes and ..., Volume 1: Another book with excellent period letters that can be used as inspiration for scroll wording.
A Formula Book of English Official Historical Documents: Another book with period wording. Most are in Latin.
Letters Written by the Six Wives of Henry VIII:
16th Century Documents : 1500 - 1599: A good resource for grant of arms.
Fifteenth Century English Patents of Arms:
Research links:
A History of Agriculture and Prices in England: 1259-1400: A great resource for period pricing.
Measuring Worth: a must have website to help figure out the modern value of period money.
Things to buy:
Alchem Incorporated Crossbows: The site also sells fencing swords and daggers.
Cookbooks:
The Project Gutenberg eBook of The accomplisht cook
Martial Arts:
Wiktenauer: An online resource of period fencing handbooks. With images.
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