heraldry

Preposition: of

family: The emblems are from the heraldry of local families.

Converse of object

• include: Joint projects with our friends from Krakow have included heraldry, the weather, water, the environment and school life.
• use: But clansmen who do not possess their own arms are not barred from using heraldry.
• concern: An appendix reconstructs Knight's library, principally consisting of books concerning heraldry, topography and history.

Adjective modifier

• Scots: Over its long run, it has had many useful articles on Scots heraldry or heraldry of individual Scots families.
• civic: Civic heraldry of England & Wales - Greater London.
• medieval: Sources for medieval heraldry The main contemporary source for medieval heraldry is the rolls of arms.
• Scottish: The name probably comes from the importance of the lion in Scottish heraldry.
• royal: Its use in royal heraldry goes back to the time of Edward Prince of Wales ( the Black Prince ) in the 14th century.
• English: I have also tried to include web sites containing significant source material on medieval English heraldry, although at present little is available online.

Modifies a noun

book: Click to order £ 3.50 Coats of Arms of the Archbishops of Canterbury A heraldry painting book.

Noun used with modifier

• genealogy: Genealogy Archives - Free UK genealogy heraldry and family history resources.
• century: The subject matter of these ends is substantially heraldic with Arms on waisted shields with rolled top corners typical of 16th century heraldry.