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Midlands Merchants |
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Badger's Booty
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117 N Ellis Ave
Wheaton, IL, 60187 630-933-0203 badger@aimhi.com |
Award and office medallions, period turn shoes, hand-sewn decorated pouches, quilted arming pants |
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Celtic Sun
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597 Windsor Dr.
Fox Lake, IL, 60020 847-587-0454 |
Glassware, soap, leather goods, hats, lace rings, lucets, and music |
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Dark River Caravan
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549 23rd. Avenue
Rock Island, IL, 61201 309-786-9143 Info@DarkRiverCaravan.com |
Dealers in fine Middle Eastern Wares, hipscarves, drums, jewlery, textiles and more. |
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Elayne's Embellishments
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309-432-2631
elayne1013@yahoo.com |
Custom embroidery, an assortment of SCA and stock designs or your own artwork painted in thread |
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Ellen of the Scholars
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c/o Cindy E Baker
802 S Allin St Bloomington, IL, 61701 309-287-4962 cebaker@ilstu.edu |
Calligraphy and illumination supplies, pigments, ink, gold leaf, custom scrolls |
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Folump Enterprises
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217-384-7333
folump@folump.com |
SCA publications for all tastes |
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The Gilded Lily
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854 S Glenwood Ave
Springfield, IL, 62704 217-836-4272 (cell) |
Gambesons and Middle Eastern dance items |
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Lady MacSnood
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888-532-3304
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Hand made hair snoods in a variety of styles, colors, and sizes |
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Likely Lotus
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309-674-7970
glneff@aol.com |
dresses (sizes 2/4 to XXXL), Italian Ren, hooded and lined cloaks, chemises, T-tunics, feast gear |
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Medieval Madder
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800-356-1356
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Stering silver, period pewter, custom torcs, tapestries. Specializing in Celtic and Scottish designs. |
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Otter Necessities
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847-991-0231
otterwinsauer@earthlink.net |
Leather goods, musical instruments, and costuming accessories |
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Talbot's Fine Accessories
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DougStrong@aol.com | Offers a huge variety of Medieval and Renaissance antiquities, artifacts, how-to books, and videos. |
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Thwack Ugh Enterprises
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ThwackUgh@aol.com | Quality garb at an affordable price. |
For an SCA wide merchant listing, take a look at
Merchant's Row.
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