The coats of arms of all EU states, except properly done and in HD5yr ⋅ I_am_better_than_him ⋅ r/heraldry
I've come up with 9 possible ways to fix the crooked cross on top of Hungary's coat of arms3yr ⋅ Darpleon ⋅ r/heraldry
The US Dep't of State does a really beautiful rendering of the US Arms—streamlined for the web, but without losing the essential simplicity and elegance.1yr ⋅ ezgranet ⋅ r/heraldry
Coat of arms of the Luftwaffenmusikkorps (German air force orchestra(s))2yr ⋅ WilligerWilly ⋅ r/heraldry
The official BBC News announcement of HM Queen Elizabeth II's death, using the Sodacan/Wikimedia Commons rendition of the Royal Arms.1yr ⋅ christophoross ⋅ r/heraldry
Humoristic representation of the coats of arms of our enemies (Germany, 1914)2yr ⋅ 20563 ⋅ r/heraldry
I recently found out about Gabonese heraldry, here's a map of its provinces' coats of arms!3yr ⋅ FedeDiBa ⋅ r/heraldry
There's a county in Switzerland whose crest is a frog in a bathing suit.1yr ⋅ LongjumpingUse8166 ⋅ r/heraldry
CoA of Hasekura Tsunenaga, a samurai who headed a diplomatic mission to Rome from Japan (1571–1622)3yr ⋅ chichivu ⋅ r/heraldry
The first British 50p coin to feature King Charles III has a heraldic reverse1yr ⋅ dbmag9 ⋅ r/heraldry
British Army cap badges updated to show the King’s new cypher and the Tudor crown1yr ⋅ fridericvs ⋅ r/heraldry
My mother works in a retirement home in Belgium and an old Ukrainian gave her this wooden Tryzub. I find it too beautiful4yr ⋅ GreatDimitriMiki ⋅ r/heraldry
To celebrate May the 4th, I tried my hand at making (and blazoning) heraldic round arms for some of the factions in Star Wars2yr ⋅ Ordinary_Part8210 ⋅ r/heraldry
I've been looking for a way to blazon a faceless sun, but the more I look into it the more confusing it gets1yr ⋅ Clarbaum ⋅ r/heraldry
My Emblazonment of the Coat of Arms of the Principality of Sealand3yr ⋅ End_of_my_Teather ⋅ r/heraldry
I made this coat for one of my npcs in my rpg campaign. A wolf in sheep's clothing within a flock of sheep1yr ⋅ SirManezao ⋅ r/heraldry
Inari municipality in Finland. Yes that is a fish with reindeer horns.1yr ⋅ ASABvieSTOOR ⋅ r/heraldry
Clarenceux King of Arms wearing his crown, and Albany Herald Extraordinary, both in full Coronation dress with tabards and white breeches1yr ⋅ dbmag9 ⋅ r/heraldry
Something you don't see every day: The short-lived CoA of Germany in 1848 adopted by the Frankfurt Parliament3yr ⋅ PoliticsEnthusiast ⋅ r/heraldry
Austro-Hungarian soldiers holding imperial wooden coat of arms they made, WW1, 19153yr ⋅ Maimailai ⋅ r/heraldry
I recently had the pleasure of designing and emblazoning a coat of arms featuring a capybara!2yr ⋅ Reilly616 ⋅ r/heraldry
Beautiful decorative crowns. Image from Dekorative Vorlagen 14(1902-1903)2yr ⋅ heraldryoftheworld ⋅ r/heraldry
Avengers. Not sure if done before, but fun little project to practice a bit and get some useful feedback from you all (please see comments)2yr ⋅ HyacinthusBark ⋅ r/heraldry
Not an entire set of arms, but a Heraldic Crown I designed for an American Emperor3yr ⋅ DaemonTheRoguePrince ⋅ r/heraldry
My personal Coat of Arms!! Hope you all like, and if interested just give me a touch😁1yr ⋅ Elarmorial ⋅ r/heraldry
The incredibly busy arms of Sir Gawen Carew at his monument - Exeter Cathedral2yr ⋅ Ill-Assignment5171 ⋅ r/heraldry
My partner just got me into heraldry so I thought I would make a little device. It's pretty simple but I'm proud of the ray! I'm shaky on blazon grammar but I think it's: per bend sinister Argent and Azure, a spotted eagle ray volant with wings addorsed proper (?) correct me if I'm wrong11mo ⋅ basementdweller999 ⋅ r/heraldry
Took some suggestions from r/heraldry and made my Anglo-Saxon CoA a bit more Anglo-Saxon3yr ⋅ woden_spoon ⋅ r/heraldry
I got obsessed with the hatching and colors in heraldry and made this little chart for me to learn3yr ⋅ DerB_23 ⋅ r/heraldry
The floor of St. John's Co-Cathedral, in Malta, is composed of nearly 400 tombstones of Knights and officers of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem. Each tombstone is inlaid by a colored marble slab bearing the crest, coat-of-arms and epitaph of the noble knight [960x1319]3yr ⋅ Night-Roar ⋅ r/heraldry
Everyone notice that the St. Edward's Crown is red in heraldry while it's purple in reality?3yr ⋅ TheOther36 ⋅ r/heraldry
The mighty crowned bull as arms of the Dukes of Mecklenburg, (...). From a manuscript from 1459.1yr ⋅ heraldryoftheworld ⋅ r/heraldry
Finally feeling pretty satisfied with my personal coat of arms. Any advice?1yr ⋅ Quardener ⋅ r/heraldry
A chart of heraldic quartering from the book The World Encyclopedia of Flags and Heraldry3yr ⋅ Count_Robert ⋅ r/heraldry
Heraldic achievement of Neutral Morsnet, a very small country in Europe that existed from 1816 to 1920.1yr ⋅ Kianeus_dolium ⋅ r/heraldry
Anybody notice how awesome the Coat of Arms of the Kingdom of Bosnia (1377 - 1463) is?1yr ⋅ QuazarX5 ⋅ r/heraldry
The Imperial coat-of-arms of the Galactic Empire / Emperor Palpatine from Star Wars2yr ⋅ Obversa ⋅ r/heraldry
Old and new coat of arms of Bulgaria on an old passport and the current design4yr ⋅ gerginborisov ⋅ r/heraldry
Clickable heraldic map with all municipal arms of Sweden. Link in comments !11mo ⋅ heraldryoftheworld ⋅ r/heraldry
Thomas Innes of Learney, Lord Lyon from 1945-1969, looking venerable in his ceremonial tabard; a very interesting jurist of Scots Heraldry2yr ⋅ Guldtaender ⋅ r/heraldry
Arms I designed for Petrobras (Petroleo Brasileiro SA), the Brazilian state-owned national oil company.1yr ⋅ Duque_de_Ferro ⋅ r/heraldry
We're creating coat of arms for After the End, a medieval post-apocalyptic Americas mod for Crusader Kings II and III. Here are most of the empire-tier CoAs we've created so far. (credits: myself and u/ar-vass)3yr ⋅ nullpointer- ⋅ r/heraldry
Heraldic chart of Holy Roman Empire showing all feudal houses, 18th century2yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/heraldry
Coats of arms of the 20 largest cities in Italy by number of inhabitants (using WappenWiki assets)3yr ⋅ EstraneiAllaMassa ⋅ r/heraldry
Today it is King's Day in the Netherlands (national holiday), so here the Dutch Royal arms.1yr ⋅ heraldryoftheworld ⋅ r/heraldry
Belgium, the country of lions... Only 24 in the National Arms. Is that enough ?2yr ⋅ heraldryoftheworld ⋅ r/heraldry
Not sure if this is the best place for it, but it’s my signet ring with my crest on it!3yr ⋅ johnm101 ⋅ r/heraldry
