In feudal times nobility and knights placed a "coat of arms" on their shields to uniquely identify them as members of a clan or family. Learn how this unique emblem of heraldry can be used to give ...

A personal coat of arms and crest cost £6,075, while an impersonal non-profit organisation can get there's for £12,775. A commercial company will have to pay even more, with the total cost ...

Sophie and Edward's coat of arms featuring two shields under a coronet was stamped on stationery marked Bagshot Park, the royal residence near Windsor Castle where the Duke and Duchess of ...

About a foot under the tombstone, crews discovered the remains of a coffin holding a full skeleton. Aleksandra Pudlo from the ...

If you go to the website for Trump's course in Scotland, you can see the coat-of-arms in all of its extravagance at the top-center of the page. The main page for Trump Golf uses a different crest ...

The coat of arms of Pietro di Ponte (Du Pont) (1534-35) was a red St Andrew's cross in silver filed. Didier De Sainte Jalle (1536). His arms were a silver goose on a golden field.

Granted by the Canadian Crown in 1997 at Mr. Duchesneau’s request, the coat of arms features an upright white lion clutching a gold baton and a winged blue lion sporting the crest of the ...