Bachelor Of Laws

MISKATONIC ENGLISH
BACCALAUREATE DIPLOMA
Ivy League college diplomas in
the time of Lovecraft were
traditionally issued in Latin, but
players may prefer a more
easily read English version.
This diploma is for a bachelorlevel degree, such as the
following:
(A.B.) - Bachelor of Arts
(LL.B.) - Bachelor of Laws
(L.B.) - Bachelor of Letters
(M.B.) - Bachelor of Medicine
(Ph.B.) - Bachelor of Philosophy
(Sc.B.) - Bachelor of Science
A
with the consent of the honorable and reverend Overseers
in solemn council, admit
HPLHS thanks John Singleton
for his consultation in preparing
this prop document.
Crawford Tillinghast
a candidate for first academic honors, to the degree of
Bachelor of Arts
and confer thereupon all the rights, privileges and insignia pertaining to that honor.
In testimony of that fact, the seal of
the University has been impressed
upon this document and we, the
President and the Dean, have signed
it on the Fifth day of June,
1924
president
dean
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of fonts.
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resume paper. Do not print
on parchment. Real college
diplomas are very seldom
printed on fake parchment:
it’s the quickest way to make
the prop look lame.
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frame, if desired.