Stella & Rose's Books

Contents

• ALPHABETICAL List of heraldic terms, in English, French and Latin
• Arms, the use of
• Arms assumptive
• Arms of alliance
• Arms of adoptions
• Arms of a bachelor
• Arms of a baronet
• Arms of a commoner and lady
• Arms of community
• Arms of concession
• Arms, canting
• Arms of dominion
• Arms of a husband and two wives
• Arms of a husband and three wives
• Arms of a husband and four wives
• Arms of a husband and five wives
• Arms of a husband and six wives
• Arms of a husband and seven wives
• Arms of an heiress
• Arms of a knight of the garter and lady
• Arms of a dowager or maiden lady
• Arms of a maid
• Arms of patronage
• Arms of pretension
• Arms paternal and hereditary
• Arms quarterly
• Arms of succession
• Arms of a widow
• Arms of a widow and heiress
• Arms of a wife and two husbands
• Badges
• Barons
• Bishops
• Blazoning, rules of
• Blazoning of animals
• Blazoning of birds
• Blazoning of charges
• Blazoning of heavenly bodies
• Blazoning of fishes
• Blazoning of ordinaries
• Blazoning of man and his parts
• Blazoning of trees and vegetables
• Borders
• Charges
• Charges, their various Heraldic Terms
• Co-heiresses
• Colours
• Crest
• Crowns
• Crusades
• Crosses
• Dictionary of Heraldic Terms
• Dictionary of Mottoes
• Dictionary of Houses
• Duke
• Earl
• Escutcheon, description of
• Escutcheon, point of the
• Esquires
• Exterior ornaments of the Escutcheon
• Furs
• Gentry, description of the
• Gentry, privileges of the
• Hatchments, explanation of
• Helmets
• Heraldic abbreviations
• Honour
• King of the
• Knighthood
• Knighthood, list of orders of, with abbreviations
• Mantling
• Marquis
• Marshalling
• Motto
• Nobility and gentry, the different degrees
• Nobility, privileges of the
• Ordinaires
• Partition lines
• Precedency
• Precedency of men, table of
• Precedency of women, table of
• Prince of Wales
• Queen, of the
• Regalia of England
• Regalia of Scotland
• Rules of blazoning
• Supporters
• Tombs and monuments
• Tournaments
• Viscount
• Wreath
• Yeomen