Awards of Tir Righ



NameTitleGranted By DescriptionAward LevelDates Notes
Silver Bear Barony of Seagirt This order is for the adolescent gentles in Seagirt. Members are selected by recommendation to Their Excellencies. The Silver Bear is for Arts & Sciences, The insignia of the Order is: a necklace with a bear of the appropriate colour. Instituted by: Baron Sir William mac Brennan and Voevoda Nadezdha Toranova Baronial Awards March 22, 2003 YES
Silver Galleon Shire of Eisenmarche For long term service to the shire. Shire 'Awards' September 21, 2002 YES
Rock Barony of Seagirt An award given for an act of service to the Barony. Can be earned multiple times. Baronial Awards March 16, 2002 YES
Golden Galleon Shire of Eisenmarche For excellence in arts & sciences. Shire 'Awards' March 24, 2000 YES
Gilded Dinghy Shire of Eisenmarche No Description Shire 'Awards' March 24, 2000 YES
Silver Pinecone Shire of Coill Mhor Given by the seneschal for service to the shire. Shire 'Awards' September 25, 1999 YES
Gold Pinecone Shire of Coill Mhor No Description Shire 'Awards' September 25, 1999 YES
Rising Star Shire of Eisenmarche Given for outstanding service to the shire by an individual new to the SCA. Shire 'Awards' March 27, 1999 YES
Orca Barony of Seagirt Personal token from the founding Baron and Baroness given to individuals, groups or households for service to the Barony. Baronial Awards March 27, 1999 YES
Narwhal Barony of Seagirt Given to fighters (heavy, rapier and archery) for excellence in at least two of the following martial qualities: fighting, teaching, armouring, chivalry, and leadership. Baronial Awards December 12, 1998 YES
Golden Fawn Shire of Hartwood Given to children for excellence in the arts & sciences. Shire 'Awards' June 20, 1998 YES
Silver Fawn Shire of Hartwood Given to children for excellence in service within the shire Shire 'Awards' June 20, 1998 YES
Golden Stag Shire of Hartwood Token for excellence in arts & sciences Shire 'Awards' December 27, 1997 NO
Silver Stag Shire of Hartwood Token for service to the shire. Shire 'Awards' December 27, 1997 YES
Silver Cygnet Shire of Cragmere A children's token for excellence in service, arts & sciences, and war arts in the shire. Shire 'Awards' April 20, 1997 YES
Fellow of Saint Giles College of Saint Giles Token given to one who has completed the curriculum of core and elective courses College 'Awards' March 22, 1996 YES
Knott Yett Barony of Lions Gate Created by Baroness Amanda, and named after her badge (a fret or "knot") and the Old English word "yett", meaning "gate" (a smaller version of the Baronial portcullis), this was given to recognise the younger members of Lions Gate for their service, those who might "not yet" be ready for a higher service award. Baronial Awards November 6, 1993 YES
Baroness' Inspiration in Rapier Barony of Lions Gate FEMALE NOBLE Rapier Inspiration (Different than branch Champion) Baronial Awards May 11, 1991 NO
Golden Acacia Shire of Thornwold Given to shire members who have served above and beyond the call of sanity. It is the highest honour the shire can bestow. Shire 'Awards' April 30, 1991 YES
Stag Tag Shire of Hartwood Combat Arts: Armoured, Rapier, Cut & Thrust, Combat Archery, Combat Thrown Weapons, Jousting.
Recognition of an individual who, while residing in Hartwood, has fought in the Combat Arts with their own kit under Hartwood’s banner.
(Fieldless) A stag's head erased sable within and conjoined to an annulet argent; numbered
Shire 'Awards' March 17, 1990 YES