Collegic relics

Like other SCA groups, colleges tend to collect special items over time. Below is a list of various known collegic relics, ordered by location.

Lochac Colleges

The Sword of Knowledge and/or Truth - the most holy relic of the Colleges of Lochac. The possession of this sword is fought over every year at Inter-College War, it is awarded to the victor.
Gui's Buttocks - referenced on the page Inter-College War. It is unknown where this relic currently resides.

The One True Carrot - The story is long, you may already know it.
The Goonbeson - A gambeson dyed pink by submersion in as much cheap wine, "goon", as could be located. A filk titled "The Goonbeson" written by Stobold Köbel of St Ursula exists.

St Monican doll - Presented to the College of St Monica at our 30th anniversary, at the very least, it may have existed beforehand.
The Cock of Richard Cockburne - A drawing of a rooster head on cardboard. It was drawn by Joanna of Braidwood and signed by Richard Cockburne, before being affixed to his cardboard boat, the Double Entendre, where it engaged in a high seas (backyard) water fight, and was the last cardboard boat standing. The cock head upon the prow was ripped off and placed upon the wall of the Scout hall where the Barony holds its meetings, where it remained for many months. Then it was taken on pilgrimage to the Barony of Aneala, visited the mundane location of Cockburne, was signed by the then King of Lochac, Jochen "the Rockin" Schwalbe, and also the purportedly gayest Basilisk.
The Frog Bag - Carried by the Frog Champion of St Monica. The bag was originally crafted by Joanna of Breadwood.
The Monican Seneschal's Key - The original Monican Seneschal's key was lost to the sands of time. The current key was obtained by Mariota Blackwood and presented to the then Seneschal, Rúnfríðr Keiliselgr by the Seneschals of the Colleges of St Christina, Blessed Herman, St Basil and St Ursula.

Decapitated Duck which once tricked the then king Jochen Schwalbe (founder of the college) into accepting $20. Used as a relic in ICW XXVIII.

The Combined Colleges banner - Drawn by Valens the Shieldmaker (and apparently bannermaker) at Festival AS 59, and featuring references to all then living Lochac colleges - St Monica, Blessed Herman, St Crispin, Passaqua, St Christina, St Basil and St Ursula, as well as a tombstone for the College of St Barts (be they in our hearts), requested by a Bartian appreciator. The banner was swum out to the island at the Festival site, and then later used as a relic in ICW XXVIII.
The First Passaquan War Banner - Used as a relic in ICW XXVIII.