Welcome
The Shire Chamberlain is charged with the inventory, care and upkeep of the Shire regalia and other property, tracking the location of each item and maintaining a list of who has which item signed out of storage.

Unless noted, items listed are held by the Chamberlain.

Regalia
Regalia is any Shire property bearing the Shire device or insignia.  

• Banner, plus, information pending – held by Baron Adolphus Benner
• Parade Banner – 1, older, painted on blue background, hanging on a PVC pipe 
• Silk Banner – held by Lord Arthur Alyn

Anyone wishing to bear Shire colors may request any of the numbered items, below, which will be bestowed upon them to keep and use until returned.

1. Baldric – 4 available
2. Fighter’s Banner – 1 available
3. Fighter’s Tabbard – 1 available, short, XL

Creation of New Regalia
The Chamberlain also coordinates new regalia projects.  To receive reimbursement from the Shire for resources/materials to create new regalia, the proposed expenditure must first be approved at a Shire meeting.

Gold Key
Gold Key is a collection of period clothing (garb) we keep for new members and visitors to borrow (to wear) during a Shire events.  Gold Key is held by our Chatelaine.

Iron Key
Iron Key is a collection of pieces of heavy combat gear (helmet, body armor, sheild, etc.) we keep for new fighters to borrow (to wear/use) during Shire practices and events.  Iron Key is held by our Knight Marshal.

Other

• Archery – paraphernalia, held by Baroness Mari Clock van Hoorne
• Barrier – 1, wood with leather top, held by Lord Alexendre l’Espangnol de Orlinz
• Combat List – 10 black, free-standing plastic list poles, 42″H with 5″ loops for rope; 8 40″H wooden stake/poles; rope, held by Lord Magnus Wolfhunte

• Grill, portable, outdoor – held by Baroness Mari Clock van Hoorne
• Kitchen Gear – download inventory below
• Paper Goods and Such – Paper goods, charcoal and similiar unused and remaining at the close of one event are neatly repackaged and stored, ready to be used at a future event. So, sometimes we have paper goods available and sometimes we don’t. If needed, ask the Chamberlain for a list of what is on hand. (Donations of dinner plates, bowls, cutlery, napkins and cups are welcome.)
• Pavilion – held by Baron Pádraig Ó Gealagáin
• Tablecloths – 7, Shire device on blue background, sufficient to cover a 6′ table
• Water Cooler – 1, Coleman two-gallon, green

Donations
Donations to the Shire of helpful, new or gently used items (garb, armor kits, certain kitchen gear, water jugs and etc.) are welcome.  If you wish to make donation, please contact our Chamberlain first to confirm its need and intended use.