Continuing my sojourn into back copies of The Coat of Arms, in a letter (Volume XII No. 86 April 1971) Patrick W. Montague-Smith, Editor, D...

 I have always enjoyed reading although, for some strange reason, I have always been drawn more to fact than to fiction. Being a heraldry ad...

  Humphrey Lloyd, Alderman, 1624. Arms: Quarterly of eight coats: 1, Argent, a cross engrailed the ends fleury Sable, between four Cornish c...

I came across this (undated) letter, purporting to be from Garter King of Arms while searching for something quite unrelated. It is such a d...

Sometimes, I hit a brick wall and this evening was one of those times. I am coming to the end of the letter L in the Funeral Certificates an...

 The latest addition to the Funeral Certificates series is that of   Sir Urian Legh, Knight, 1627. Arms: Quarterly 1, Azure, two bars Argent...

Sold by Bonhams, Auction House, on the 28th April 2010, from the Sampson and Horne Collection, for £660 including premium. A VICTORIAN OIL O...