Heraldic Collection (#60)

Flag of the Portuguese Republic Date: circa 1930s

Heraldic Table-cover, Arms Of All Nations, By Underwood, Vere Street, London, UK

Battle of Arsuf, Third Crusades, 1191 C017 / 7254
Battle of Arsuf. Artwork of Crusader knights charging against forces of the Ayyubid dynasty in the Battle of Arsuf on 7 September 1191

Thomas Sonnet de Courval, French poet C015 / 5799
Thomas Sonnet de Courval (1577-1627), French poet and satirist. Courval was part of the tradition known as Menippean satire in the style of the Roman poet Juvenal

Heraldic symbols of the three Kingdoms
A photograph of the decorative ceiling panels from the roof of the Natural History Museums Central Hall. Showing six panels of Heraldic symbols of the three Kingdoms

Beam from the Palace of the Marquis of Llio. Main beam painted with heraldic, fauna and filigree motifs. Fresco. Proc: SPAIN

William Burton, Antiq
WILLIAM BURTON of Falde Scholar, antiquary, topographer, with heraldic and other ornaments. Date: 1575 - 1645

Spain, Castilla-La Mancha, Toledo. El Transito synagogue. Ornate carved wall with Hebrew & Kufic inscriptions with heraldic shield

On Closer Inspection - Kaiser and King George
The Kaiser: " Why, I always thought your Lion was showing his teeth; I see, now, its been intended for a genial smile

Denmark - Crest and Flag
Denmark - National Crest and Flag Date: 1914

Egyptian and Ottoman Flag
Egyptain coat of arms, crown and Ottoman Empire flag above (also the Egyptian flag confusingly...). Date: circa 1908

The Trophy Gates - Hampton Court Palace, England. The Trophy Gate piers were built c1700. Date: circa 1920

San Marino - Two guards in official state uniform
The Most Serene Republic of San Marino - The Head of State is a Committee of Two! Here they are depicted in traditional attire. The San Marino Constiution enacted in 1600 is the worlds oldest

Genealogical Table - King George VI
Genealogical table showing the descent of King George VI. Date: 1937

German trumpeter c. 1600
A German trumpeter c.1600 Date: 1600

Ride a Cock Horse to Banbury Cross " Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross, To see a fine lady upon a white horse; Rings on her fingers and bells on her toes

Ancient Irish Priests
A priest of the ancient Irish pagan religion, together with a heraldic bard, prepare to initiate an infant into the mysteries of their religion, watched by a symbolic dog. Date: early centuries AD

Helmets, Crowns, Banners
Crowns, banners and religious coats of arms of the 18th century. Examples of helmets for kings, emperors, princes counts, marquis, noblemen and simple soldiers. Date: circa 1760

Welsh Dragon Device
The Welsh Dragon. Date: 13th century

Arms of the Kingdom of Prussia
The arms of the Kingdom of Prussia - flanked by two elderly heraldic chaps with strategically-placed foliage and bearing large clubs

Royal Pier, Southampton
Entrance to the Royal Pier, Southampton. The pier pavilion was extended in 1922 and the present gatehouse, described at the time as " wedding cake architecture"

Investiture of the Prince of Wales
The investiture of Edward (the future King Edward VIII) as Prince of Wales, flanked by his parents, King George V and Queen Mary at Queen Eleanors Gateway, Caernarvon Castle on 13th July 1911

Archduke Albert of Austria (1559-1621), also known as Albert VII, shown wearing the Austrian Order of the Golden Fleece, and a splendid ruff

Victorias Slippers
Queen Victorias Coronation slippers when purchased by Lady Cory in the 1930s: narrow & square-toed in plum velvet with the Royal Coat of Arms embroidered in gold

Fanfare by Lotus 1948
A court style shoe with open side, high heels & buckled ankle strap

Plaque of the new emblem of the Czech Republic in Slavkov, South Moravia, Czech Republic, Europe

Ancient Irish Bard
Irish Ottamh, and a heraldic bard

Lisbon Circa 1600
A view of Lisbon from the sea showing the docks and many types of sailing craft. Some ships can be seen in dry dock

Royal & Noble Dress C15
Clothing of English & Scottish royalty, a lady of rank & a knight & an earl in full armour. Margaret of Scotland: templers, ermine trimmed gown, cloak & bodice

Order of Star of India
ORDER OF STAR OF INDIA : Instituted in 1861. Shown here are the collar of lotus & the heraldic rose of England; an Investment badge pendant & ribbon with cameo of Victoria

Jehan Le Feron
Learned French heraldic scholar, Jehan Le Feron (1504 - 1570) presents one of his works to King Henry II of France. A miniature from the " Blason d Armoiries"

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"Heraldic Splendor: Unveiling the Timeless Symbols of History" Step into a world where history unfolds through majestic emblems and regal insignias. From the towering HMS Victory, proudly displaying its heraldic flags, to the inspiring words of Admiral Nelson echoing through time, heraldry captures our imagination. In the heart of Zagreb's St. Marks Church, amidst cobbled squares that whisper tales of old, witness a mesmerizing sight - the Russian Imperial Eagle soaring high above. A symbol of power and grandeur, it stands as a testament to an empire's might. Closer to home in London's Marylebone district, discover a treasure trove of heritage within its Coat of Arms. Each intricate detail tells a story - from the bustling city arms and seals to the proud St. Marks Church with its rooftop emblem. Journey across Europe and marvel at the Imperial and Royal Crowns depicted in vibrant lithographs. These crowns once adorned monarchs who shaped nations with their authority and grace. Delve deeper into history as you explore 17th-century copperplate armorials adorning Inns of Court in London. These meticulously crafted symbols honor noble traditions that have stood strong for centuries. Traveling further north to Peebles reveals yet another captivating Coat of Arms - an emblem steeped in local pride and identity. It serves as a reminder that even small towns hold great stories within their shields. And let us not forget Bungay Corn Cross; erected in 1810, this remarkable structure boasts its own unique coat-of-arms celebrating agricultural prosperity while preserving tradition. Heraldry is more than just decorative artistry; it is an enduring link between past and present. Whether displayed on mighty ships or etched onto trades union membership certificates, these symbols connect us to our shared heritage – reminding us that history lives on through every crest we encounter.