Azure, a windmill within a bordure argent.

Notes to scribes: The sails of the windmill should be set diagonally. The badge may be set in any shape, but SCA badges are most often depicted as circular. The white border should follow the shape of the badge. A circular badge should have a circular border; a square badge should have a square border, etc.

(Fieldless) A cogwheel per bend azure and argent.

Notes to scribes: This is a fieldless badge, which means that it may be placed on any color background. The center circle may be colored in, as depicted, or left open and uncolored.

(Fieldless) A saltire moline gyronny argent and azure.

The official name (“Order of the Guard of the Windmill of Delftwood’) is what is registered with the College of Arma. That said, “Order of the Millguard” is how the order is known within the barony, and may be used on scrolls.

Principal: Honorable Lord Orm of Loch Mor

Created by Oeric LaStrange, February AS 38

(Fieldless) A mistral contourny argent.

Notes to scribes: A mistral is a female representation of “wind”. The stylized “air” shown here is a heraldic cloud. This is a fieldless badge, which means that it may be placed on any color background.

Azure, a whirligig argent

Note to the scribes: The badge may be set in any shape, but SCA badges are most often depicted as circular. There is no border on this badge. No line or a thin, black line would be appropriate. A circular badge should have a circular line; a square badge should have a square line, etc.

Principals: Bran mac Dímmáin and 
Vilhjálmr Eðvarðarson 

Created by Fergus and Helena, February AS 47

(Fieldless) A tulip slipped and leaved azure.

Note to the scribes: The badge may be set in any shape, but SCA badges are most often depicted as circular. There is no border on this badge. No line or a thin, black line would be appropriate. A circular badge should have a circular line; a square badge should have a square line, etc.

Codified by Fergus and Helena, December AS 50

Argent, on a windmill azure a lion’s pawprint Or.

A person must be active in Delftwood for a minimum of 15 years to be considered for this Order.

Principal: Master Cyneric Dracaheorte

Created by Ixac I and Amalie I, February AS 54

Per pale azure and argent, a lighthouse within a bordure counterchanged

An award bestowed by the Baron and Baroness for a one-time act of Great Service done by a Barony Member. This is able to be bestowed numerous times. The award is a pennant.

Principal: Lord Conchobar na Féasóige

Created by Ixac I and Amalie I, June AS 57

(Fieldless) A tulip slipped and leaved argent.

Note to the scribes: The badge may be set in any shape, but SCA badges are most often depicted as circular. There is no border on this badge. No line or a thin, black line would be appropriate. A circular badge should have a circular line; a square badge should have a square line, etc.

Principal: Lord Wolfgang von Wilderwood

Created by Wiliiam and Othindisa, August AS 60

Azure, a cauldron argent charged with a bunch of two cherries gules, slipped and leaved vert.

From the Society Herald Archivist (Dec 2020):

The doc for the name is as follows:

Gallimaufry is a term from the sixteenth century for a hash or hotpot made of scraps from the larder or from a variety of meats.

Per bend azure and argent, a pair of calipers and a harp counterchanged.

From the Society Herald Archivist (Dec 2020):
This meant to be an award for ‘arts and sciences’, and the original name submitted was the phrase ‘Orde van Kunst en Wtenschop’. It was supposed to be the phrase ‘Order for the Arts and Sciences’ in Dutch. Since that was ruled not a period form for an award name, they resubmitted it under ‘Orde van de Blauw Spoel’, which is Dutch for ‘Order of the Blue Spindle’ but kept the same badge. This information is gleaned from the submissions paperwork. There are two pages of signatures on a petition of support for this award name and badge.