THE COAT OF ARMS
AN HERALDIC QUARTERLY MAGAZINE PUBLISHED BY THE HERALDRY SOCIETY
NS Volume V No 123
Autumn 1982
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The Coat of Arms is an heraldic quarterly magazine published by The Heraldry Society. It is a scholarly journal, with articles on heraldry, genealogy, chivalry, armoury and allied subjects. It is illustrated with black and white line drawings and some b&w photographs. The articles are well referenced, and written by knowledgeable enthusiasts. The Coat of Arms is an excellent reference and research tool for anyone with an interest in Heraldry.
In this issue:
- Trial by impeachment – Part 2 by Roger Milton
- Johann Gregor Mendel’s coat of arms by RN Priestland and J Sajner
- The fleam: heraldic fact or fiction? By Peter J Begent
- The registration of armorial trade marks by John E Flynn
- A case of heraldic plagiarism – The arms of the Hospital of Our Lady and St Thomas and the Mercers Company by Revd Mark T Elvins
- Brassica Hirta: Non Sanz Droict re-echoed by RF Fleissner
- The lance-rest by James Hanniver
The magazine has pages 62 - 89
Condition: Very good - with signs of light reading wear and minor creasing to the covers. The magazine pictured below is the one you will receive.
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