Tool

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Illustrations:

Period sources:

Grozing		Armorial
Grozing Irons, Glass Cutters, Glazier's Nippers, Crimping Irons	Awls? Portable scribes desk?	Armorial of the Brotherhood of St. Christopher, c. 1420, ore sluice? chisel mold? cheese-making tray? grain funnel?

Die Hausbücher - English index of the Nuremberg "Twelve Brothers' Books" with depictions of professions with their tools starting in the 1400s until the early 1800s. The "Twelve Brothers" were 12 needy old Nuremberg craftsmen who were charitably housed in institutions sponsored by wealthy merchants. When a new brother was admitted, an appropriate new illustration was added for him, thus later pages are out-of-SCA period.

Modern

Pictorial Dictionary of SCA Heraldry (3rd edition):

Andirons, pair ofAnglesBellowsChisel

• Crampon
• Drawer-handle
• Grindstone
• Grozing iron
• Halifax Gibbet

Net Pick Printer’s ball Punch Rivet Shave, currier’s Strike Tongs Trowel

Pair of dog-headed andirons (Period)	Angles palewise (Disallowed)

Tools with their own articles:

• Category:Tools

Parker's Heraldry:

https://www.heraldsnet.org/saitou/parker/index.htm Angles: this bearing seems intended to represent the hook or fastening of a waistband (the arms of Wastley being allusive), and for this purpose the rings are attached; possibly for the same purpose, namely, that it might serve as a dress fastening, rings were attached to the Cross annuletty. This charge might be described also as two chevrons interlaced and couped. > Azure, three pairs of Angles interlaced fesswise; at each end an annulet azure–WASTLEY.

Precedents:

Precedents of the SCA College of Arms - http://heraldry.sca.org/laurel/precedents.html]]
Morsulus Heralds Website - http://www.morsulus.org/]] (to search the LoARs and Precedents)
Use the above links to be sure any precedents listed below haven't been superseded by newer precedents.

In the Ordinary

• Tool - Agricultural - (includes cider press, hayfork, hoe, mattock, mowing fork, pick, pitchfork, pruning hook, reaping hook, shovel, sickle, spade) see also Sickle
• Tool - Alchemical - see [[http:oanda.sca.org/ordinary/A.html#alembic Alembic] and Ewer
• Tool - Artistic (includes brush, burnisher, palette)
• Tool - Astronomical (includes armillary sphere, astrolabe, equatorium, globe, instrument, quadrant)
• Tool - Ax - see Axe
• Tool - Carpentry - (includes saw) see also Nail and Hammer and Axe
• Tool - Crampon - see Tool - Other
• Tool - Eating (includes eating fork, ladle, spoon)
• Tool - Nautical - see Ship and [Tool - Astronomical and [1]] and [Knot
• Tool - Printing - see Tool - Writing
• Tool - Sewing - see Tool - Textile and Needle
• Tool - Textile - (includes embroiderer's broach, distaff, gridiron (!, one registration as of 3/2012), loom, quill of yarn, sewing tool, shuttle, sleas, spindle) see also Needle and Shear and Spindle
• Tool - Weaving - see Tool - Textile and Spindle
• Tool - Writing - (includes printing press) see also Inkhorn and Pen and [http//oanda.sca.org/ordinary/P.html#press Press]
• Tool - Other - (includes angle, athanor, bellows, cider press, cranequin, grozing iron, lathe, pick, pick axe, press, printer's ball) see also Anvil