Next stage some detail to be included. (Carving commissioned through a Hamish Bell).
The diary of a Heraldry Addict
Friday, 24 July 2015
Set in Stone
When a prominent political party commissioned an eight foot tall stone tablet (which is by now quite redundant), it prompted me to make enquiries on having my own heraldic carving. It's now well into production and I thought I'd share a progress report with my reader.
Next stage some detail to be included. (Carving commissioned through a Hamish Bell).
Next stage some detail to be included. (Carving commissioned through a Hamish Bell).
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The last commercial parchment and vellum maker
A notice from The Heraldry Society concerning William Cowley the UK's last commercial parchment and vellum maker.
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