BREDERODE REVISTED III - SUTLERS by rocserum
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A sutler or victualer is a mostly a female civilian who sells provisions to an army in the field, in camp or in quarters. The word, like numerous other naval and military terms, came into English from Dutch, where it appears as soetelaar or zoetelaar. It meant originally "one who does dirty work, a drudge, a scullion", and derives from zoetelen (to foul, sully), a word cognate with "suds" (hot soapy water), "seethe" (to boil) and "sodden".
There’s also a male version, Scullion, male counterpart to Scullery maid, a servant who performed menial kitchen jobs (washing, cleaning, etc.) in large households during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
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Comments (13)
Beautiful!
Excellent and very beautiful scene my friend.....!!!!!
very nice scene and photo!!!!!!
Excellent capture.
Wonderful capture - great costumes
A REAL MEDIEVAL SCENE !!! Great lighting !!!
Very beautiful capture!
Super!
What a nice shot! I love the atmosphere in this shot.
HaZaa! Love the scene Love the Ren Faire scene and I will post some of my own pics in a day and let you know!!! Hugs Ariana
Wonderful. I love the fresh faced beauty of the young one, she fits the scene beautifully.
Great pic! BTW, in the American Civil War, suttlers were inevitably men and sold all kinds of things from sewing supplies, bullets, guns (the kind the Army wasn't issuing, which were quite a few), knives, 'backy, etc.
such a wonderful shot...love the feeling about it