Pennoncel

Zine
Title:	Pennoncel
Publisher:	Marion Zimmer Bradley, Brian and Sherna Burley for Society for Creative Anachronism (likely others)
Editor(s):	began with Marion Zimmer Bradley (editor and publisher)
Type:
Date(s):	1968-?
Frequency:
Medium:	print
Fandom:	Society for Creative Anachronism
Language:	English
External Links:
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Pennoncel was the name the official newsletter of the East Coast chapter of the Society for Creative Anachronism.

From the fourth issue:

A FEW PEOPLE HAVE ASKED what the name of this newsletter, PENNONCEL, means. A pennoncel is a small banner, or pennon, which seemed appropriate to our subordinate position to the Official Magazine of the main branch of the Society in the West.

From the ninth issue:

May women fight in the Tournament?

No, for various reasons. It was tried on the West Coast, and the results were not judged worth the trouble. However, a number of ladies are attempting to form a women's fencing group which will present exhibition matches, and it is possible that women may be allowed, as they are on the West Coast, to participate in archery events.

v.1 n.4

The fourth issue and was published in September of 1968 (sometime after BayCon on Sept. 2, 1968). The editor was Marion Breen (Elfrida of Greenwalls), later Marion Zimmer Bradley.

It can be seen here; [ archive link].

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v.1 n.6

The sixth issue was published in January 1969. The publisher was Sherna Burley, the editor was Marion Breen.

It can be seen here, ^{Archived version}.

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v.1 n.7

The seventh was published in February 1969. The publisher was Brian Burley and Marion Breen. It was likely written by Burley.

It can be seen here, ^{Archived version}.

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v.1 n.8

The eighth was published in March 1969. The publisher was Brian Burley and Sherna Burley. It was written by the Burleys.

It can be seen here, ^{Archived version}.

We, the publishers of Pennoncel, do hereby petition the Lady Elfrida that in writing and stenciling future issues, she recall that we are two in number, and neither bears the burden, or the credit alone. With all good wishes, we remain your humble and obedient servants, Lord Brian, Lady Sherna of Green Hills

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v.1 n.9

The ninth was published in April 1969.

It can be seen here, ^{Archived version}.

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Special Issue

There was a special issue called "Monmouth" published in May 1969.

It can be seen here, ^{Archived version}.

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v.2 n.1

This issue was published in August 1969. Marion Zimmer Bradley (editor), Adrienne Martine (assistant editor), and Brian and Sherna Burley (publishers). It can be seen here, ^{Archived version}.

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v.2 n.2

This issue was published in September 1969. It can be seen here, ^{Archived version}.

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