The diary of a Heraldry Addict
Wednesday, 2 April 2008
My Goodness!
I have recently been searching through my old copies of "The Coat of Arms", the (what used to be quarterly) magazine of The Heraldry Society, for an article I intend to mercilessly plagiarise to form the basis of an illustrated talk (credit of course will be given to the original author), when I came across a rather clever advertisement for Guinness in the July 1958 issue. I thought you might like to see it and so reproduce it here:
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Richard Grosvenor, Esquire, 1619.
Richard Grosvenor, Esquire, 1619. Arms: Quarterly of thirteen coats: 1, Azure, a garb Or [Grosvenor]; 2, Sable, a cross flory Argent [Pulf...
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