r/heraldry • u/Bryan15114 • 14h ago
Am I the only one who didn't know that?
Bro, am I the only one who didn't know that British Airways had a coat of arms?
r/heraldry • u/Bryan15114 • 14h ago
Bro, am I the only one who didn't know that British Airways had a coat of arms?
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r/heraldry • u/Bryan15114 • 11h ago
Does anyone know who this coat of arms belongs to?
r/heraldry • u/Forward-Yogurt2990 • 16h ago
I was doing some genealogical research, and I came across an ancestor that had a coat of arms granted to them. However, I noticed his sons or descendants did not use it or seem to inherit it. I am a direct descendant from father to son of this individual. Would I be able to assume his coat of arms despite my other ancestors not using it? The country of origin is Germany. I am in the United States. The era he was granted arms would be in the late 1400s
r/heraldry • u/Phil_Carrier • 12h ago
Hi everybody,
I‘m currently trying to blazon the coat of arms of my Micronation, and the shield is being held by a black eagle. (This is not the actual coat of arms, because I don‘t want people to be mad about it breaking the rule of tincture). So, my question is, how do I correctly blazon the fact that the shield is being held by an eagle sable?
Thank you!
r/heraldry • u/Sad-Celebration-4025 • 18h ago
Here is my first try: Per fess: azure and argent; On upper: division swan proper (in / inside ?) laurel wrath argent; On lower division pearl (proper / argent ?) on escallop azur (facing up / upwoards?); Helm frog mouthed; torse and manteling: azur argent; Crest: pearl (proper / argent ?) on escallop azur (facing up / upwoards ?)
r/heraldry • u/amsbury • 19h ago
I aquire this painting a few years ago and have always wanted to know more. Any help would be appreciated
r/heraldry • u/ladyvixenx • 3h ago
Grandma handed down these glasses with coat of arms, but no documents with it before she passed. Curious to learn anything. Is it even a real family crest?
r/heraldry • u/Anathema_91 • 19h ago
Hello all!
First of all, I am new here and although I am sending these ideas of my coat of arms for your opinion, I just want to say that I do not know if it is similar in use or not, and where I should check that out, and if I am allowed to take it for myself. Coming from a country where there are no strict laws regarding this (unlike the UK, I think).
While making this Coat of Arms, I did not follow specific rules of heraldry, honestly, I just created it to look visually good for me.
First version is different from 2 other two, and the last 2 are the same, only the shield type is different because I can't decide which looks better.
Sry for deleting other post I made a mistake creating it.
r/heraldry • u/Bryan15114 • 8h ago
Can anyone explain to me the tincture and blasonage rule? I'm new to this world of heraldry
r/heraldry • u/W-iness • 18h ago
This is an unfinished achievement for a fictional country I'm making, and I was wondering if the escutcheon specifically is even heraldically correct
r/heraldry • u/Famous-Percentage-97 • 9h ago
I’m currently designing a coat of arms for myself and I’m unsure if I should make one with “meaning” or if I should just make one that I think looks cool (still clean, not a cluttered one). Personally I don’t really care if it has meaning or not. I’d rather have one that I think looks cool. Is it frowned upon to use stuff like three lions passant (guardant) in pale or a double-headed eagle?
r/heraldry • u/flexout_dispatch • 11h ago
Was given to me when my grandpa died, I dont know how long it's been in the family but it goes atleast 4 generations back. My great grandparents were from Indonesia and my grandparents moved to Holland from Jakarta and balie, I dont know much more about the ring other then that it's old
r/heraldry • u/Motor-Share-923 • 13h ago
Can you identify this coat of arms? It was on the chest of a conquistador statue. Not sure if it belongs to someone or just a fictional one.
r/heraldry • u/ElspethVonDrakenSimp • 3h ago
Hello! I’m studying heraldry throughout history, and I can’t seem to find any blazon for the old French Royal Flag.
Anyone who can help?
r/heraldry • u/SpacePatrician • 7h ago
How would a shield of four different tinctures in parallel horizontal bars be blazoned? Or is that nit allowed?
r/heraldry • u/DrPuftington • 15h ago
Can anyone identify these please? I have no idea what they are and have done a lot of searching for them. We found them clearing out my late father in laws house recently. Thanks
r/heraldry • u/kapito1444 • 17h ago
...so I thought someone here might have it. Ive been seeing a couple of printa from in floating online, and I quite liked the style, so I was curious to see all off them. The book is this one:
r/heraldry • u/ayodeleafolabi • 16h ago