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The Grammar of Heraldry (page 1/9)

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Images and scanned pages from The Grammar of Heraldry by Samuel Kent, 1718.

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Title: The Grammar of Heraldry

Author: Kent, Samuel

City: London

Date: 1718

Total items: 57

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[picture: The Worshipful Company of Haberdashers -- Haslewood]

The Worshipful Company of Haberdashers – Haslewood

Coats of arms (family crests) for the following: [more...] [$]

[picture: Ellis of Caermarthen -- Ernley of Wiltshire]

Ellis of Caermarthen – Ernley of Wiltshire

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[picture: Hassenhul -- Hill of Shilston in Cornwall]

Hassenhul – Hill of Shilston in Cornwall

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[picture: Folkes of Norfolk and Suffolk -- Freere of Suffolk]

Folkes of Norfolk and Suffolk – Freere of Suffolk

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[picture: Gawdey of Norfolk: The silver tortoise]

Gawdey of Norfolk: The silver tortoise

An heraldic emblazon (a shield) showing an old woodcut of a tortoise. [more...] [$]


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