Modar's
Heraldry Page

(Heraldry Articles)

 


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Devices & Book Heraldry    Heraldic Style   Culture Overviews
       
Vocal Heraldry   Conflict Checking   Technological Issues & Heraldry
       
Rolls of Arms & Armorials    .Heraldic Clipart, Charges & Pictures   Protocol
         
Heraldic Humor   Other/Misc.   Heraldry Consultation
         
Silent Heraldry
(Sign Language for Heraldry)
       
         


Austrian coin with heraldic emblems

"in 1486, in the silver-rich Tyrol, Archduke Sigismund minted the first example of that coin which to this day
is probably the best known of all coins: the thaler. The thaler that he created had a silver content equivalent
in value to a gold florin and for this reason it was first called a "Guldiner". The Tyrolean Guldiner initiated
a development that was to be of great significance for Europe and ultimately for the world."
- Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna



§ Beginning Information

A Heraldic Primer

Assorted Lessons in SCA Heraldry edited by Jaelle of Armida.

Heraldic Myths §(Information to clear up misconceptions involving SCA heraldry)§
compiled by Modar Neznanich

Frequently Asked Questions by Non-Heralds

Frequently Given Answers (That Are Wrong) by Gawain of Miskbridge

Choosing a Name & Creating a Persona by Modar Neznanich

Creating a Heraldic Device by Modar Neznanich

Heraldic Terms compiled by Modar Neznanich

Concerning Markers and Heraldry Submissions


§ General Heraldic Information

Who's Who of SCA Heralds compiled by Modar Neznanich

Mottoes compiled by Modar Neznanich (Banners, Clothes, Accessories, Etc.)

Award Recs: What They Are, Why They Are Done And How To Do Them
by Modar Neznanich

Heraldry for Scribes by Sorcha MacLeod

Blazoning a Device by Ines Alfón

Origins of Heralds by François R. Velde

The Mediaeval Herald by Pedro de Alcazar

Heralds in History in the Middle Ages and Renaissance by Zenobia Naphtali

The Law of Arms in Mediaeval England by Pedro de Alcazar

The Renaissance Impresa  by Ursula Georges

Heraldic Latin Mottoes by Ursula Georges


§ Heraldic Administrative Information

Heraldry Consultation (various articles)

Event Heraldry: Running Heraldic Activities for an Event by Modar Neznanich

Duties of a Local Herald by Modar Neznanich

Submitting Names/Devices for Registration by Modar Neznanich

Heraldic Hints for Submissions, Resubmissions and Status of Submissions by Modar Neznanich

How to Fill Out Heraldic Submissions Forms web resources compiled by Jadwiga Marina Majewska & Modar Neznanich

From Pelican:  Documentation in Letters of Intent

From Pelican:  On Summarizing Name Documentation

From Pelican:  What information makes a good bibliographical citation?

Sample Summary of an Academy of Saint Gabriel Report

Concerning Markers and Heraldry Submissions

The Life of a Submission by Alia Marie de Blois

The Basics of Reporting by Athenais Bryennissa (PDF file)

On Being a Kingdom External Submissions Herald by Daniel de Lincoln

On Mailing the College of Arms by Daniel de Lincoln

Appealing a Return by Daniel de Lincoln

Introduction to Commentary in the SCA College of Arms by Bruce Draconarius of Mistholme

Orders, Awards, and Honors of the Kingdoms of the SCA and their Principalities
by Jessa d'Avondale

Using a Table Format to Run a List by Yves de Fortanier

What Local Heralds Do by Yves de Fortanier

Stuff I Learned The Hard Way by Elasait ingen Diarmata


§ Persona Development

Research Questions for Developing a Persona by Modar Neznanich

Who's When: Modar's Timeline Project (In progress edition.)

SCA Persona Information


§ Cultures/Societies (Some general overviews - many with name resources)

Norse                 Mongol            Welsh                Medieval Pirates

Russian             Italian               Scottish            English


§ Names

Choosing a Name/Creating a Persona by Modar Neznanich

Medieval Naming Guides by the Academy of Saint Gabriel (Collection of articles on names & naming practices of various cultures)
The Academy of Saint Gabriel does historical research on names and heraldry, primarily for history hobbyists interested in re-creating medieval and Renaissance Western cultures. The Academy will give you information about the authenticity of your name or arms; and if they believe it could be more authentic, they will suggest ways to improve it. However, they cannot help you with questions about genealogy or family arms. They also generally do not help people trace the origins of modern surnames.

How to Document a Name (to within an inch of its life) by Tangwystyl verch Morgant Glasvyrn (Heather Rose Jones)

Common Naming Patterns by Walraven van Nijmegen

Frequently Sought Precedents

Name Weirdness Table

Collected Precedents: Compatible Names

Given Name Conflict Table

Given Names that are Not Suitable for SCA Usage

Byname Conflict Table

Annotated Name Book List by Jaelle of Armida

It's Your Name and You Can Change If You Want To by Tangwystyl verch Morgant Glasvyrn (Heather Rose Jones)

Registering an Order Name in the SCA by Ursula Georges

Project Ordensnamen OR What do you mean that the Ancient and Venerable Order of the Most
Holy and Righteous Wombat's Toenail isn't period?
by Meradudd Cethin

Most Common First Names Registered in the SCA

Aryanhwy's Name Articles by Aryanhwy Prytydes merch Catmael Caermyrdin

Arabic Naming Practices And Period Names List by Da'ud ibn Auda

A Dictionary of Period Russian Names by Paul Wickenden of Thanet

Names of the Secret History of the Mongols by Lao Tao-sheng

Period Chinese Names by Yin Mei Li

Japanese Formal Masculine Given Names by Solveig Throndardottir

Japanese Miscellany: Japanese Names by Edward Effingham

The Rest of the Alphabet (The Da'ud Notation System) by Da'ud ibn Auda & Talan Gwynek
(Representing non-ASCII characters with ASCII characters) [Useful for names]

Choosing a Society Name: Hints for Newcomers
by Dietmar Reinhart von Straubing & Malachias von Morgensterny

Medieval German Names by Falko von der Weser

Landnámabók by T. Ellwood (trans. The Book of the Settlement of Iceland)

Glossary of Place names from Landnámabók

Medieval Norse Given Names:
Ock Fingerade Namn Från Medeltiden by E. H. Lind

A Collection of Period Order Names by Frederic Badger

Iren-Fyrd, Iren-Hirth, Boga-Fyrd, Boga-Hirth & Iren-Feran: What do these Order Names mean?

A Collection of 613 English Borough Names for Use in Locative Bynames by Frederic Badger

Medieval Gaelic Clan, Household, and Other Group Names by Sharon L. Krossa

European Household and Other Group Names Before 1600 by Sharon L. Krossa

Period Welsh Models for SCA Households and the Nomenclature Thereof
by Tangwystyl verch Morgant Glasvyrn (Heather Rose Jones)

Domesday Book (on-line version)

Onomastics and Heraldry Page by Maridonna Benvenuti

SCA Group Creation 101 by Justin du Coeur

What is an SCA Branch Name?

Compilation of Medieval Occupations and their Descriptions by Ines Alfón (formerly Mór ingen Chathail)
(Nice for referencing to some occupational names)

Historic Cities


§ Vocal Heraldry

Vocal Heraldry: A General Overview (compilation of articles)

SCA Field Heraldry and Its Finer Points by Yves de Fortanier

You Want Me to Do What??? or Doing Court Heraldry Without Having a Nervous Breakdown
by Natasha Orionova Zateeva

Philosophy of Court Heraldry by Richard Coleman

Who To Send Court Reports To


§ Silent Heraldry

Silent Heraldry: Lesson 1 - Introduction by Suzanne de la Ferté

Silent Heraldry: Lesson 2 - Basics by Suzanne de la Ferté


§ Book Heraldry [Devices, etc.]

Creating a Heraldic Device by Modar Neznanich

Heraldic Myths §(Information to clear up misconceptions involving SCA heraldry)§
compiled by Modar Neznanich 

Heraldry Tools (resources & links to assist Book Heralds)

Heraldic Monsters

Frequently Sought Precedents

Roundels

Gouttes

Lines of Partition (Complex Lines)

Engrailed vs Invected

Embattled vs Bretessed vs Embattled-Counter-Embattled

Examples of Some Triangular Divisions & Charges
(With illustrations for new square-shaped badge)

Diapering

Cadency Marks

Marshalled Arms

Roses: Wreaths, Chaplets and Orles

Furs by Gotfrid von Schwaben

Flames by Ines Alfón

Charge Group Taxonomy (with Charge Group Decision Chart) by Pipa Sparkes

Concerning Markers and Heraldry Submissions

Heraldry for Those Who Cant  by Modar Neznanich

Problem Charges to Update Your Pic Dic compiled by Pendar the Bard

A Collation of Laurel Precedents Regarding Contrast and Complex Lines
compiled by Alanna Volchevo Lesa

Line of Division Conflict Table
compiled by Robert mac Cormaic

Posture Conflict Table by Aryanhwy merch Catmael

Flower Conflict Table compiled by Tanczos Istvan

Cross Conflict Table compiled by Athenais Bryennissa

A Collation of Laurel Precedents Regarding Crosses compiled by Alanna Volchevo Lesa

List of Armoury "Weirdnesses" by Pendar the Bard

What is an S.C.A. Heraldic Device? by Jasper Greensmith of the Seagirt Glen, Zenobia Naphtali & Torric inn Bjorn

What is an S.C.A Heraldic Badge? by Zenobia Naphtali

"Commonly Known" Heraldic Blazon/Emblazon Knowledge

Ten Things to Avoid When You're Designing SCA Armory also known as
The Heraldry Cliche Checklist  by Alan Fairfax

Electrum Herald's Twenty Questions to Ask When Consulting on Armory

Consulting Techniques: or How to Ask Your Client the Right Questions for Heraldic Registration
by Rafaella d’Allemtejo

Medieval Heraldry Archive (Being updated)

Heraldry for Scribes by Sorcha MacLeod

Heraldry for Scribes by Eowyn Amberdrake
(Great introduction to heraldry for new heralds)

A Grammar of Blazonry by Bruce Draconarius

Blazoning a Device by Ines Alfón

A Roll of Japanese Armory by Solveig Throndardottir

An Essay on Mons by Meradudd Cethin

Heraldic Terms Translated Into Various Languages by Inez Alfón (formerly Mór ingen Chathail)

The Yale: Heraldic Beast by Elizabeth Braidwood

The Medieval Pelican by Elizabeth Braidwood

Animal Blazonry (Depictions of critters in heraldic positions) by Eldred Ælfwald

Charges-R-Us (Depictions of various heraldic charges)

Examples of Some Triangular Divisions & Charges
(With illustrations for new square-shaped badge)

Chevrons (inverted), Chaussés, Piles, and Chiefs Triangular, Oh My! by Alia Marie de Blois

Triangular Field Divisions & Charges
and Here
Text by Arval Benicoeur with graphics, additional text, and twitches by Rafaella d'Allemtejo

Triangular Field Divisions by Arval D'Espas Nord (Arval Benicoeur)

"From Wreath: Birds and Substantial Difference"

"Some birds and the postures in which they are found in period English heraldry"

Translation Table of Tinctures and Heraldry Terms by Ines Alfón

Abatements and Augmentations of Honor by Pedro de Alcazar

 


§ Conflict Checking

Basic Conflict Checking by Teceangl Bach 
(article also located here)

De Bello Armoram by Rouland Carre
(A multi-part armorial conflict tutorial.)

The Philosophical Basis of Difference, or What are Little CD’s Made of by Pedro de Alcazar

How do you conflict-check a device? by Karl Faustus von Aachen

RfS X.2, "DIFFERENCE OF PRIMARY CHARGES" by Daniel de Lincolia

The Primary Charge Group in Conflict Checking by Daniel de Lincolia

Charge Group Taxonomy (with Charge Group Decision Chart) by Pipa Sparkes

Counting Complexity in Devices and Badges by Dmitrii Volkovich

Argent Snail's Armory Insta-Boing Check List by Jaelle of Armida
(Basic checks for SCA device or badge submission)

Reserved and Prohibited Charges by Dmitrii Volkovich

“But I don't have any books!” Commenting without Sources by Juliana de Luna
NOTE: Scroll down to locate article
 

Tools To Help Do Conflict Checking:

     SCA Heraldry Rules - Rules for Submission of the SCA College of Arms

     SCA Heraldry Handbook - Administrative Handbook of the SCA College of Arms

     SCA Glossary of Heraldry Terms - Explanations of terms plus Appendices

     Frequently Sought Precedents

     Precedents of the SCA College of Arms

     Kingdom Letters of Intent (LoIs)

     LoARs - Archive of Laurel Letters

     Search the SCA Ordinary & Armorial - The O&A website

 


§ Heraldic Display

~ Regulation of Heraldry and Standards in the Middle Ages ~

Uses for Heraldry by Modar Neznanich

Making Heraldic Banners by Modar Neznanich

Favors & Tokens by Modar Neznanich

Mottoes compiled by Modar Neznanich

Heraldic Embroidery

Heraldic Surcoats & Other Heraldic Garb

Women's Heraldic Surcotes by Marienna Jensdatter

Women’s Heraldic Frocks: Cotehardies, Sideless surcotes, Elizabethans and Mantles by Sabine du Bourbonnais

Beyond the Banner and Shield by Merouda Pendray

Heraldic Badges: Affiliation, Affection, Propaganda and Ownership!  by Sabine du Bourbonnais

Beyond Belts by Pedro de Alcazar
(Displays of allegiance)

How to Silk Paint Heraldic Banners

Heraldic Display by Miklós Sándorfia

Heraldic Display by Zenobia Naphtali

Painting Your Tent

Calligraphy & Illumination Information (for those wanting to put heraldry on scrolls)

Display of Mundane Heraldry in the SCA by Ioseph of Locksley

Personal Display for Viking Age Personae: A Primer for Use in the SCA
(or, How to tweak some of the concepts of SCA heraldry so they fit a Viking Age persona)
by
Thora Sharptooth

Heraldry for a Non-Heraldic Culture: Vikings and Coats-of-Arms in the SCA
by Gunnvör silfrahárr

The Raven Banner and other Viking Age Banners by Gunnvör silfrahárr

Early Banner Types

An Tir Heraldry Achievements by Torric inn Bjorn & Frederic Badger

Ansteorra Heraldry Achievements

The Stuff Around the Shield: Crests and Supporters  by Pedro de Alcazar

Standards, Pinsils, Pennons by Elizabeth Braidwood

Medieval Flags & Banners on Elizabeth Braidwood's website
(
from Herbert Norris's Costume & Fashion, Volume Two)

Flags, Banners, Standards, Etc: (From A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry)

Towards Less Vexing Vexillology by Malcolm mac Lachlainn

No-Sew Heraldic Banners by Nastasiia Ivanova Medvedeva

Heraldic Field Tabards & Surcotes by Nastasiia Ivanova Medvedeva

What Did Heralds Wear? by Eirìkr Mjoksiglandi Sigurdharson

Heralds' Staves of Office by Pedro de Alcazar

14th Century Italian Riding Caparison by Johannes the Black of the Athanor

15th Century Caparisons by AElfrida Grusmach

Crests, Etc. by Angela von Braun

Improving Your Mood in the S.C.A. by Elspeth MacNaughton

Armorial Display: Banners, Standards, and Heaters, Oh My!  by Eldred Ælfwald

Armorial Display: Suggestions for SCA Usage Based on Period Forms by Hirsch von Henford

Meridies Guidelines for Construction of Banners, Flags and Standards by Johannes the Black of the Athanor
NOTE:
There has been changes to Meridies Kingdom Law since this article was written. The section regarding and restricting the use of said heraldic displays has been lifted. No longer are they reserved, and that section of Kingdom Law has been removed.

Personal Standards: Design, Techniques and Hints by Sabine du Bourbonnais

Gonfalon Banners: Design, Techniques and Hints by Sabine du Bourbonnais

Making a Simple Shade Pavilion by Charles Oakley
(Put your heraldry on the Pavilion)

On the Making of a Banner Stand by Charles Oakley

Tournaments Page
(Information on Pas d'Armes, Tournament Companies, etc)

Heraldic Tree for Use in SCA Tournaments by Bartholomew Hightower of Canterbury

Heraldic Miniature Clothing Hooks by Danr Bjornsson

10th Century Norse Silver Circlet by Danr Bjornsson

Carved Amber Medallions by Danr Bjornsson

Signet Rings by Danr Bjornsson
 


§ Heraldic Style

Heraldry for Those Who Cant  by Modar Neznanich

Period Style: An Introduction by Da'ud ibn Auda

The Philosophical Roots of Heraldic Design by Hilary of Serendip

A Basic Understanding of the What’s and Why’s in SCA Heraldry by Ines Alfón

A Quick List of Standard Characteristics of Spanish, Italian, Islamic, and Polish Heraldry by Ines Alfón

Polish Nobility and Its Heraldry: An Introduction by Piotr Pawel Bajer

Middle Eastern Heraldry by Lothar van Katzenellenbogen

Muslim Heraldry: An Introduction by Da'ud ibn Auda

Islamic Heraldry: An Introduction by Da'ud ibn Auda

Information about the Heraldry of the Crusader States by the Academy of St. Gabriel

Distinguishing Characteristics of Medieval Italian Heraldry by Louis A. M. Mendola
The article, along with connections to other pages, can also be found by clicking
here.

Some Distinctive Characteristics of Scots Arms by Alexander Maxwell Findlater

A Roll of Japanese Armory by Solveig Throndardottir

An Essay on Mons by Meradudd Cethin

Heraldry by Countries by François R. Velde

Canting Arms by François R. Velde

An Essay on Seme by Eowyn Amberdrake

Labels and Cadency by Pedro de Alcazar
(Article about the subdivision of heraldry dealing with the proper differencing of armorial bearings.)

A DISPLAY OF HERALDRIE: by John Guillim
(webbed book by Paul Grant)
 


§ Rolls of Arms & Armorials

SCA Kingdoms & Groups
   
Æthelmearc
  Kingdom Roll of Arms
Saint Swithin's Bog (Johnstown, Pennsylvania)
   
Ansteorra
  Mooneschadowe (Stillwater, Oklahoma)
  Rosenfeld (Tyler & Longview, Texas)
   
An Tir
  Kingdom Roll of Arms
Grimwith (Pend O'Reille & Stevens Counties, Washington)
Mountain Edge (Yamhill County, Oregon)
   
Artemisia
  Kingdom Roll of Arms
Côte du Ciel  (Logan, Utah)
   
Atenveldt
  Kingdom Order of Precedence (Click on name to see device)
Mons Tonitrus (Sierra Vista, Arizona)
Twin Moons (Phoenix, AZ)
   
Atlantia
  Hawkwood (North Carolina)
Nottinghill Coill (South Carolina)
Ponte Alto (Washington, D.C.)
Sudentorre (Fredericksburg, Virginia & Caroline, King George, Spotsylvania, Stafford Counties)
   
Caid
Kingdom Roll of Arms (was here)
Darach
(Ventura County, California)
Dreiburgen (San Bernardino & Riverside Counties, California)
Chivalry of Caid (Click on listing, sub-pages note their heraldry)
Laurels of Caid (Click on listing, sub-pages note their heraldry)
Pelicans of Caid (Click on listing, sub-pages note their heraldry)
   
Calontir
  Kingdom Roll of Arms
Rulers of Calontir (Click on name in listing to go to emblazon)
Aston Tor (Eastern Jackson County, Missouri)
Crescent Moon (Topeka, Kansas)
Crystal Mynes (Joplin, Missouri)
Cúm an Iolair (Johnson & Miami Counties, Kansas)
Deodar (Cedar Rapids, Iowa)
Dun Ard (Leavenworth, Kansas)
Forgotten Sea - Populace Armory (Kansas City Metro Area)
Forgotten Sea - Group Armory (Kansas City Metro Area)
Shadowdale (Iowa City, Iowa)
   
Drachenwald
  Kingdom Roll of Arms
Principality of Nordmark Roll of Arms
Adamastor (South Africa)
Ranaan (Milan, Italy)
   
Ealdormere
  Ealdormere Royal Listing
   
East
  Bridge (Rhode Island and Providence Plantations) [Blazons & emblazons noted in listings.]
l'Ile du Dragon Dormant (city of Montréal & southern region of Province of Québec)
Nordenhal (Ulster County, New York)
Ruantallan (Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island)
Whyt Whey (Manhattan Island)
   
Gleann Abhann
  Wyrmgeist (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)
   
Lochac
  Kingdom Roll of Arms
Abertridwr (Australia)
Southron Gaard (New Zealand, south of Cook Strait)
Chivalry of Lochac
Laurels of Lochac (
Click on listing, sub-pages note their heraldry)
Pelicans of Lochac
(Click on listing, sub-pages note their heraldry)
   
Meridies
  An Dun Theine (Huntsville, Alabama)
Glen Marion (Americus, Georgia)
   
Middle
  Red Spears (Northwest Ohio)
   
Northshield
  Kingdom Roll of Arms
   
Outlands
  Kingdom Roll of Arms
Caer Galan (Boulder, Colorado)
   
Trimaris
  Royal Armorial
  Trimaris Armorial: Pelicans
  Trimaris Armorial: Laurels
   
West
  Kingdom Roll of Arms
Principality of Oertha Roll of Arms
Winter's Gate (Fairbanks, AK)
   

.

SCA - Other

Groups of the Knowne World

Flash-Cards: Kingdoms of the Known World

Ladies of the Chivalry

 

Historic 

Period Rolls of Arms and Armorials (and how to find them) by Leslie A. Schweitzer

What Grants of Arms Really Looked Like

Paul Bergman's Armorial De Flandre du XVIme Siécle (16th c. Flanders)

Shields and Escutcheons in the Manesse Codex

Armorial of the Manesse Codex

Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (published in 1605)

Scheiblersches Wappenbuch (older part from 1450-1480)

Zurich Roll of Arms

Zurich Roll of Arms: Devices Reconstructed by Gunnvör silfrahárr

Chronik der Wernberger Linie (1625)
[click on 'Verzeichnis der Adels-Wappen' for personal armory]

Treatises on Heraldry - Bodleian Library (Oxford University)

Tewkesbury Abbey Book (with Heraldry) - Bodleian Library (Oxford University)

A Roll of Japanese Armory by Solveig Throndardottir

Caerlaverock Roll of Arms by Iago ab Adam

Arms from the Siege of Caerlaverock

Arms from Parker's Glossary of Terms used in Heraldry

Gilling Castle

Manesse Codex

Excerpts from several Armorial Rolls
[REYNECK ARMORIAL; LE BRETON ARMORIAL; HYGHALMLEN ROLL; EXEMPLAR; GORREVOD ARMORIAL; POVEY ROLL;
HEROLD ARMORIAL; STUTTSGARTER ROLL; LYCENICH ARMORIAL; GRUNENBERG ARMORIAL & SCHEIBLERSCHES]

Bigot Roll of Arms, 1254

Bigot Roll: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6

Camden Roll: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3

Charles' Roll: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 8, Part 9, Part 10

Chifflet-Prinet Roll: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3

Collins' Roll: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 8, Part 9, Part 10, Part 11, Part 12

Dering Roll: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7

Falkirk Roll: Full Roll

Galloway Roll: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3

Glover's Roll: Part 1, Part 2

Heralds' Roll: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 8, Part 9, Part 10, Part 11, Part 12, Part 13, Part 14

Lord Marshal's Roll: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5

Saint George's Roll: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 8

Wijnbergen Roll: Full Roll

Polish Arms in Armorial Bellenville
Polish Arms from 1353
Polish Arms 1357-1372

Polish Arms from Gelre

Polish Arms from Toison d'Or

Armorial Gymnich, 15th C

Bergshammar, 15th C

Kasper Niesicki's Herbarz Polski
European Rolls of Arms of the Thirteenth Century
Armorial du Hérault Vermandois

Armorial de Gelre

Arms from the Albigensian Crusades 1209-1244

Heraldic Devices from Lorenz Fries' Chronik

Heraldic Devices from Bodleian Manuscript 264

Armorial de la Paix d'Arras

A Magyar Oszágos Levéltár adatbázisai

earlyBlazon

 


§ Heraldic Clipart, Charges & Pictures

Traceable Heraldic Art

Amanda's Heraldic Charges Website
(Depictions of various heraldic charges)

Heraldry Clipart supplied by James Wolf

Heraldic Templates

Charges-R-Us  

Heraldic Atlas

Heraldic Monsters

Heraldry Clipart Page by Teceangl Bach

Heraldry Clipart  Links by James Wolf

 

 


§ Technological Issues & Heraldry

Tincture Colours in HTML and RGB
 


§ Other/Misc.

Titled Heralds of the SCA 

Heraldry of the Ruling Nobles of Calontir compiled by Modar Neznanich

Lineage of Saker Heralds compiled by Modar Neznanich

Lineage of Gold Falcon Heralds compiled by Modar Neznanich

Emeritus Titles & Heraldic Devices of Various Calontir Heralds compiled by Modar Neznanich

Heraldry of the First Kings and Queens compiled by Modar Neznanich

Heraldry of the First Members of the SCA College-of-Arms compiled by Modar Neznanich

Heraldry of the SCA Laurels-of-Arms compiled by Modar Neznanich

How to do Research by Modar Neznanich

Arthurian Heraldry compiled by Modar Neznanich

Beatrice's Pointy Hat Spotter's Guide by Beatrice Domenici della Campana 
(Crowns, Coronets, Circlets, and Regalia of the Known World)

Royal Genealogy of the Known World maintained by Zahra al-Ishbiiliyah

SCA Biographical Dictionary by William Castille
(A large download file.)

Slavic Interest Group
Founded by SCA members, it is an information exchange for the study of Medieval history and culture
in the Slavic world. (This includes, but is not limited to, the cultures of Rus/Russian, Polish, Transylvanian,
Hungarian, Rumanian, Bulgarian, Ukrainian, Serbian, Croatian, Balkan, Czech as well as Slavic.)


§ Heraldic Humor

Heraldrydiculous by Khevron Oktavii Tikhikovich Vorotnikov

Heraldic Toast by Khevron Oktavii Tikhikovich Vorotnikov

Heraldry Songs, Poems, Pictures, Stories, Etc. by various sources

Tigger Heraldry by Seamas Mac Daibhid

Haroldry for the Non-Harold by Michael Roeder

Heraldry Games


§ Missing Articles 
(These articles are no longer found at their site. If anyone knows where they can now be located, please contact me.)

Introduction to Heraldry by Alarice Beatrix Von Thal

Some Old Norse Place Names and Elements by Dana Stewart

Tangwystyl's Linguistics for Heralds by Tangwystyl verch Morgant Glasvyrn

Some Crosses and Their Forms by Edward Wenzer by Edward Wenzer

 



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