Brussels, KBR, MS IV 1249, f.8r Having edited a number of armorials and shown several of them to be dependent on the same sources, the editors of Heraldica Nova asked me: How does one evaluate an armorial and its contents? The short answer is by having common sense, lots of reference materials and treating armorials as non-verbal prose. In this first part of this series on how to evaluate armorial, I will deal with the challenging task of identifying individual coats of arms and the problems ..
Steen Clemmensen’s blogpost contains some heraldic terms that might, for the uninitiated, look like ...
Livre des tournois du Roi René d'Anjou (Paris, BnF fr. 2693, fol. 70). The project "Coats of arms in...
Paris, BnF, ms. fr. 4985, f.13v This is the second post in the series on armorials, in which each ti...
For identifying medieval coats of arms, medieval armorials are very important sources. They have bee...
The first part of these series on evaluating armorials dealt with the identification of coats of arm...
München, BSB, Cgm 145. The Grünenberg Armorial The last post in the series on evaluating armorials i...
Background and purpose Which researcher has not been irritated of the unavailability of a source nee...
These databases and dictionaries will help to identify a depicted coat of arms as well as a blasoned...
Paris, BnF, ms. fr. 5230, f.1r (Bellenville armorial) Everybody agrees that the Bellenville manuscri...
Elmar Hofman recently summarized a number of research problems concerning medieval armorials, among ...
New Haven, Yale, Beinecke 648, fol. 2v (source) Usually, this blog is dedicated to approaches to her...
Have you tried Google Books? You can view the pages of armorial reference books by Burke, Papworth,...
Wolfenbüttel, Herzog August Bibliothek, MS extrav. 120, f.165r This is the first post in a new serie...
[8], 378 p., 52 leaves of plates : illus., coats of arms.Numerous errors in paging.Includes index.Re...
Among the possessions of a danish herald, who fled the country in 1523 was "a book with arms, such a...
Steen Clemmensen’s blogpost contains some heraldic terms that might, for the uninitiated, look like ...
Livre des tournois du Roi René d'Anjou (Paris, BnF fr. 2693, fol. 70). The project "Coats of arms in...
Paris, BnF, ms. fr. 4985, f.13v This is the second post in the series on armorials, in which each ti...
For identifying medieval coats of arms, medieval armorials are very important sources. They have bee...
The first part of these series on evaluating armorials dealt with the identification of coats of arm...
München, BSB, Cgm 145. The Grünenberg Armorial The last post in the series on evaluating armorials i...
Background and purpose Which researcher has not been irritated of the unavailability of a source nee...
These databases and dictionaries will help to identify a depicted coat of arms as well as a blasoned...
Paris, BnF, ms. fr. 5230, f.1r (Bellenville armorial) Everybody agrees that the Bellenville manuscri...
Elmar Hofman recently summarized a number of research problems concerning medieval armorials, among ...
New Haven, Yale, Beinecke 648, fol. 2v (source) Usually, this blog is dedicated to approaches to her...
Have you tried Google Books? You can view the pages of armorial reference books by Burke, Papworth,...
Wolfenbüttel, Herzog August Bibliothek, MS extrav. 120, f.165r This is the first post in a new serie...
[8], 378 p., 52 leaves of plates : illus., coats of arms.Numerous errors in paging.Includes index.Re...
Among the possessions of a danish herald, who fled the country in 1523 was "a book with arms, such a...
Steen Clemmensen’s blogpost contains some heraldic terms that might, for the uninitiated, look like ...
Livre des tournois du Roi René d'Anjou (Paris, BnF fr. 2693, fol. 70). The project "Coats of arms in...
Paris, BnF, ms. fr. 4985, f.13v This is the second post in the series on armorials, in which each ti...