The origin of armory -- Heraldry and numismatics by P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton -- The status and meaning of a coat of arms in Great Britain -- The heralds and officers of arms -- English heraldic ...

You report (April 3) that a new range of UK coinage will carry designs based on the royal coat of arms. Not so: from the illustrations you provide it is clear that they are based on the English royal ...

There is no shortage of heraldic bucket shops selling random coat of arms to any fool who happens upon their cart at the local mall. Not so in England, where the College of Arms properly governs all ...

Tim Noad's design was picked by King Charles III as the royal cypher The heraldic designer behind King Charles' cypher is being made a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE). Tim Noad said he ...

Regarding the new UK coins bearing designs based on English heraldry, I feel we cannot really complain. After all, the present monarch, frequently referred to as the Queen of England, is numbered ...

The coats-of-arms and crests which are figured and described in the following pages do not exhaust the number of stamps of this kind that must exist on bookbindings throughout England, Scotland, and ...

Mark Antony Lowers The Curiosities of Heraldry is a comprehensive exploration of the history and significance of heraldry in English society. Published in 1845, this book delves into the intricate ...

An 13th Century manuscript, thought to be the earliest surviving English roll of arms, is to stay in the UK. The British Library paid £194,184 for the Dering Roll, which depicts the coats of arms of ...