armorial

Les Films Armorial was the production company of the film.

His book consists of two parts - Traité and Armorial.

Needless to say that his Armorial has brought his fame to all heraldic corners of the planet.

One of the famous armorials is the Gelre Armorial, written between 1370 and 1414.

An expert on heraldry, he also founded The Armorial, and produced many books on this subject.

He was editor of Armorial Cornwall, founder and Hon. Sec.

Law of Succession in Ensigns Armorial.

He is in the "Movimento Armorial".

Gelre Armorial, Dutch, c. 1370-1414, 1,700 coats.

Rietstap, Johannes B. Armorial General.

Elphinstone, Francis The Opponents of St Lazarus which appeared, The Armorial, vol.

Various Authors, "Armorial Lusitano", Lisbon, 1961, pp.

Scottish Ensigns Armorial, the blazon of the Arms of the Baron of Kilmarnock.

The Wernigerode Armorial (Bavarian State Library Cod.

Free Armorial de J.B. Rietstap (In French)

Demarsy, Armorial des évêques de Laon (Paris, 1865)

This family was descended from a brother of Guy Le Borgne, the author of the Armorial de Bretagne (1667).

The earliest such armorial was the so-called Ohmućević Armorial, dated to between 1584 and 1594, which survives in a 1595 copy.

If they are stamped with arms, then there is a book ("Armorial du Bibliophile," by M. Guigard) which tells you who was their original owner.

A fictional "kingdom of Illyria" is postulated alongside historical late medieval states of the region in the Fojnica Armorial (17th century).

The Fojnica Armorial goes as far as constructing a fictional "coat of arms of Illyria" and attributing it to the 14th century.

During the Middle Ages, marks of cadency were used extensively by armigers in France, as can be seen in the Armorial de Gelre.

Armorial de Gelre 1370-1395, Bibliothèque Royale de Bruxelles (ms. 15652-56)

After the Acts of Union 1707, the flag gained a regularised status as "the ensign armorial of the Kingdom of Great Britain", the newly created state.

The marriage of Maria and Archibald is recorded in the 'Nobiliare et Armorial De Bretagne' reprinted in 1970.

Also in the church is an armorial board of he Aston family.

The book's principal objective may have been as an armorial roll.

Among other duties they had to prepare the armorial bearings.

The armorial bearings, although distinct from each other, share a number of similar elements.

During this trip he carried with him an armorial seal that had been passed down through his family.

All the armorial glass was disposed of along with the monuments to the old families.

The entire composition is called the achievement of arms or the armorial bearings.

For when she was at Rheims, no armorial bearings had yet been given to her.

The crest is believed to be the first armorial representation of a beaver.

Above the outside gate are spaces where armorial panels were once displayed.

In 1903 the Burgh acquired an armorial coat of arms.

The armorial bearings of these three boroughs were also merged.

This is sometimes depicted in armorial paintings between the shield and the helmet.

Noble women began using armorial seals in the 12th century.

There were a few paintings hung along it, pictures of people for the most part, and more armorial banners.

An armorial panel dated 1598 was built into the entrance tower range in 1909.

In 1982, armorial bearings were granted to the Institute.

The Shakespeare family had long sought armorial bearings and the status of gentleman.

Above the main entrance is an armorial panel, although other decorative features have been removed.

The three families' armorial symbols are recorded in a stone-mullioned 20-light window.

Armorial ware are ceramics decorated with a coat of arms.

The College also excluded helms or coronets from their armorial grants.

Worthy of note is an armorial stone found on the gable at the family Grill's house.

He wore a black working uniform with red armorial hawk crest at the breast.

Some people of this armorial clan received some titles from other counties.