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• What's Here
  A guide to the contents of this site
• What's Elsewhere
  A guide to other heraldic resources on the Web
• Presentation of Heraldicas
  Purpose, nature, structure, history of this site
• Site Map
  This file
• New at Heraldica
  Most recent additions to the site
• Common Questions about Heraldry
  Beginners, start here! the most common questions are answered

• An Annotated Bibliography
  Reading suggestions and advice

• the rec.heraldry FAQ
• the rec.heraldry MFAQ
  the Most Frequently Asked Question is:what are my arms?
• the Titles FAQ (by Mark Odegard)
  Frequently asked questions about titles of nobility
• Alt.talk.royalty FAQ:
  
  • ATR FAQ: non-British royalty
    
  • ATR FAQ: British royalty
    
  • The Royal Marriages Act of 1772
    
  • The name of the British Royal family
    
  • Edward VIII's abdication (1936)
    
  • Royal landmarks around the world
    
  • a royalty lexicon
    
  • styles of sovereigns
    

• Photo Album
• my bookmarks
• a brief biography

• the arms of the newsgroup rec.heraldry

• Ermine
• Gules
• Purpure
• Vert
• the Tincture Rule
  it is often asserted that certain color combinations are not allowed

• abatements
• the budget
• the clarion
• the fer-de-moline
• fish
• the fleur-de-lys
• the fret
• insects
• jessant
• the Kleestengel
• the maunch
• the pheon
• the swastika
• the tressure
• the triskele

• an excerpt from the 15th c. Argentaye tract
• Bartolo (1312-57) on Free Assumption of Arms
• Honoré Bonet's 14th c. Arbre des Batailles

• Heraldry in the Catholic Church
• Papal Heraldry
• Anglican Heraldry
• Episcopalian Heraldry

• in Canada
• in Europe
• in New Zealand
• in the United Kingdom
• in the United States

• Heraldry of Arthur and the Round Table
• The Nine Worthies

• in Shakespeare

• the Bourbon family
• Christopher Columbus' arms
• Margaret Thatcher's arms
• An Armory of Famous People

• Royal Styles (France, UK)
• Styles of the Nobility (France)
  
• the style of "Highness"
• royal styles in Spain

• British Heraldry: a History
• Medieval Times
• Coats of Arms outside the Gentry in Medieval England
• Squibb on self-assumption
• The Writs of 1417
• Modern Times
• Statistics on Grants of Arms
• The Earl Marshall
• The Royal Arms
• Marks of Cadency in the Royal Family
• Heraldry in Scotland
• the Lord Lyon
  
• Heralds in Britain
  

• artists
• knighted musicians
• miscellaneous: statesmen, etc
• musicians
• scientists
• writers

France

• Azure Three Fleurs-de-Lys Or
• The French Flag
• The Oriflamme

• Armory of French Cities (alphabetical)
• Armory of French Cities (geographical)

• Marks of Cadency in the French Royal Family
• The apanage system
  
• Genealogy and Armory of the French Royal Family
• The Salic Law
• morganatic marriages in France

• Napoleonic titles
• The Bonapartes
• Eugène de Beauharnais
  

• The French Peerage
• The French peerage in the 19th c.
  
• The Rank of Prince in France
• The Title of Vidame

• page 1
  
• page 2
  
• page 3
  
• page 4
  
• page 5
  
• page 6
  
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• Felipe V and the throne of France
• Note on the treaty of Utrecht
• the alleged renunciations of Philippe-Égalisté (1791-92)
  
• partial bibliography
  

Heraldy in Various Countries
Notes on heraldic practices, arms of countries or royal families, etc

• German flag

• Municipal heraldry in Italy
• Heraldic Tour of Italy
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• Polish bibliography
  

• documents on the Spanish succession

• Self-styled Orders
• bibliography
• A Tour of the castle in Bodrum (Turkey)
• French official position on self-styled orders
• The Garter
• The International Commission on Orders of Chivalry
• Italian official position on self-styled orders
• Knighthood in the Middle Ages
• Saint Lazarus
• An Essay on Legitimacy
• Orders of Knighthood: a historical introduction
• The Sovereign Order of Malta
• on the sovereignty of the Order of Malta
  
• Papal official position on self-styled orders
• The Order of the Temple
• Teutonic Knights
• Women Knights
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• The American Bonapartes
• Episcopalian Heraldry
• Bibliography
• Arms of famous Americans
• The American flag
• Heraldic Institutions
• Legal Status of Heraldry
• Official Heraldry in the United States
• Nobility in the United States
• Heraldry of the States

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