The phrase "and a scroll of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a physical or metaphorical scroll, often in contexts related to literature, history, or fantasy.
Example: "The ancient library contained many treasures, including a scroll of forgotten spells."
Alternatives: "and a manuscript of" or "and a parchment of".
The noise faded, and a scroll of dirt and stover curved over the fields like handwriting.
He bought an old typewriter and a scroll of paper — modeling himself on Jack Kerouac — but never managed to type more than a page and a half.
The steamy tropical air outside the terminal was a mixture of big-city exhaust and a scroll of Asian olfactions -- night-blooming flowers, sewage canals, starch.
"Book art has a history," Mr. Hutchins said, indicating two books from the 1940's, one in the shape of a three-dimensional bed, and a scroll of photography housed in a miniature bottle.
Equipped with a small digital camera, a few crude costumes and a scroll of ready-made backdrops, he invites passers-by to spend a little bit of money to produce and star in their own movies.
Nearly 1500 years ago, a village in eastern Israel near modern-day Ein Gedi burned to the ground, leaving behind the charred remains of homes, a synagogue, and a scroll of the Hebrew Bible's Book of Leviticus.
During my birthday dinner, I stood up like a town crier and, brandishing a scroll of shame, spat out the names of those who had cancelled on me, detailing their excuses with venomous relish.
His "transparency" is a delicate watercolor and gouache on a scroll of translucent paper about 12 feet long.
He asks her if he should marry Rose, and she gives him a scroll of a man and a woman on rough seas with the man looking unhappy.
At one point Mr. Hearn was busy pointing to pictograms and ideograms and discussing the brushstrokes on a scroll of a poem that involved a description of the poet's abode "being near the slaughter houses and the weeds and sharing a path with these rodents".
Mario can fold into a boat or a paper airplane by standing on a special activation panel, and roll up into a scroll of paper or become paper-thin.
