My reader has just pointed me to a conversation on a medieval and  fantasy roll playing forum  where a lady calling herself Cherish informs ...

New entry to the 1663 Visitations: Legh of West Hall High Leigh Arms: Or, a lion rampant Gules. Crest: A dexter cubit arm vested Or char...

Recently acquired - the bookplate of William Craig (1745-1813), Scottish judge and litterateur, see in Oxford DNB. Probably a cadet of Craig...

Having just returned from a few days away I was pleased to notice that among the many brown envelopes waiting to greet me on the door mat wa...

Without wishing to commit the cardinal sin of ignoring St. Georges Day (rapidly approaching) I thought I would jump on the band wagon and ad...

I have in my possession two boxes of The Heraldry Society's magazine The Coat of Arms, dates ranging from the 1966 to 2004 which I am se...

Back in January I wrote about the  Tayleur Arms  and had the pleasure to have a conversation about the Inn sign with one of its owners. This...