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<title>Heraldic Dog Coat</title>
<description>A quick and fun little project to make your best friend a handsome coat to wear to events. It serves the dual purpose of adding to the atmosphere and having the additional benefit of making your pup&#039;s ownership easily identifiab le - so you&#039;d be best served by putting one on only your best trained hounds!</description>
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<title>Heraldic Frocks</title>
<description>The purpose of this article is to discuss heraldic dresses for women, with a view to being of use to medieval re-enactor s who wish to create these types of garments.</description>
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<title>Heraldic Tabards</title>
<description>The following is a brief descriptio n of some different styles, designed to give the SCA newcomer an introducti on and is by no means complete.</description>
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<title>Stefan&#039;s Florilegium: Heraldic Clothing</title>
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<title>Applique in the Middle Ages and Renaissance</title>
<description>Includes links and informatio n about many appliqued textiles, including medieval Mamluk panels, heraldic and armorial appliques, Swedish intarsia, and furnishing s.</description>
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