SCA Juried Merchants List: Books

Poison Pen Press

Historical cookbooks, both transcribed originals and redacted recipes, and books discussing the history of cooking. My costume books include ones with patterns and general discussions of clothing in various periods and countries. I also stock The Tailor's Pattern Book, a facsimile of a 1589 book. I carry historical mysteries by Lindsay, Frazer, Roe, and others.

Dance Books

Historical dance books

Grannd Garb

Historical, How-To and other books can be found in addition to our historic costume supplies.

Syke's Sutlering

Books from the London Trayned Bandes, Stuart Press, and Osprey

Blackwood Jewellery

A limited selection of texts relating to the production and use of jewelry and accessories in period.

Tattershall Arms

Patterns and some books on rapier combat.

Gaïta Medieval Music

Music and dance books.

Acanthus Books

Facsimile and unabridged reprints of antique US and UK cookbooks. Period recipe compilations.

Historic Treatises and Manuals

Photocopies of books on Historic European Martial Arts spanning from the 13th to 20th Century

Woodland Archery

Various books on Longbows

Leaves of Our Times

Actual period illuminated and calligraphed manuscript leaves.

Iconofile

Books and multimedia about Medieval icons and religious art

The Haunted Bookshop

We specialise in books on the Medieval and Renaissance periods, British Isles, Costuming and Illumination.

Raymond's Quiet Press

Best of the Hammer (SCA Armoring)

Albion Armorers

Medieval, bladesmithing, combat styles

Francesco Sirene, Spicer

Books on historical cooking

The Madrone Culinary Guild

Recipe pamphlets of medieval/renaissance cuisines

www.SirGuillaume.com

"We Are Not Amused, Sir Guillaume!": A humorous and heartwarming look at medieval history, knighthood and life in (and around) the SCA.

Medieval Institute Publications

Academic press with lots of interesting yet obscure books

Talbot's Fine Accessories

How-to booklets on a range of topics including shoemaking, jewelry construction, armouring and many more.

Renaissance Fabrics

Various books that would be good references for period costumes

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Disclaimer: Do not mistake this list for an official statement by or publication of the SCA, Inc. It is the personal opinion of Gregory Blount (Greg Lindahl.) I have not verified any claim made by any merchant. However, I would like to hear if you had a bad experience with any merchant on the list, or you feel that a merchant on the list doesn't live up to the list criteria.