The tools of the Middle Ages were simple in design but demanded immense skill. From the farmer's fields to the monk's scriptorium, these implements were the backbone of medieval society. ✒️ The Scribe’s Toolkit
Producing a manuscript was a laborious process requiring precision instruments. Planning a period scribal kit, part 2 - Silwa goes purjo Medieval tools
Refurbishment Grading Guide
Cosmetic Grade A
Fully functional with signs of limited usage - Very little wear. Any screens are free of imperfections. The tools of the Middle Ages were simple
Cosmetic Grade B
Fully functional with signs of normal usage - Most commonly small scratches and/or slight dents. Any Screens will have very minor blemishes that will not affect display. part 2 - Silwa goes purjo
Cosmetic Grade C
Fully functional with signs of considerable usage - most commonly large scratches, dents, chipped/broken plastic, cracks, worn corners, and/or discoloration. Any screens will have noticeable defects.
