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Heraldy and Coats of Arms[edit]

and all that sort of junk[edit]

Heraldry; Coat of arms; Achievement (heraldry); Field (heraldry); Escutcheon (heraldry); Blazon; Charge (heraldry); Ordinary (heraldry); Crest (heraldry); Cadency; Torse; Helmet (heraldry); Mantling; Quartering (heraldry); Impalement (heraldry); Coronet; Canting arms; Attributed arms; Compartment (heraldry); Supporter; Officer of arms; Order (honour); Motto; Heraldic badge; Heraldic flag; Seal (emblem); Vexillology; Ecclesiastical heraldry; Emblem; Logo; Badge; Flag; Letters patent; Roll of arms; Royal Badges of England; Royal Standards of England; Royal Supporters of England; Queen's Beasts; Royal Arms of England; Prince of Wales's feathers; Kingdom of England; Scottish crest badge; List of crest badges used by Scottish clan members; Scottish clan; Slogan (heraldry); Clan badge; Tartan; Chapeau; Armiger; Undifferenced arms; Scottish heraldry; Abatement (heraldry); Atomic heraldry; Attitude (heraldry); Augmentation of honour; Banderole; Baron and feme; Bezantée; Bordure; Avellane cross; Bottony; Bucket shop (heraldry); Burgher arms; Cabossed; Clarion (heraldry); Cleché; Collar (Order of Knighthood); Compone; Cross and Crown; Cross fleury; Cross moline; Cross of Saint James; Cross pattée; Crown (heraldry); Defacement (flag); Dexter and sinister; Diapering; Dimidiation; Division of the field; Dwal; Embowed; Erasure (heraldry); English heraldry; Fimbriation; Galero; Gonfalone; Gonfaloniere; Grant of arms; Hatching system; Hatchment; Herald; Heraldic visitation; House mark; King of Arms; King of the Goths; King of the Wends; Knights Templar Seal; Law of heraldic arms; Line (heraldry); Lion and Sun; The Lion and the Unicorn; Livery collar; Lozenge (heraldry); Luther rose; Marks of distinction; Maure; Mise en abyme; Mural crown; Musimon; Naval crown; Nebuly; Pennon; Pilgrim's staff; Portcullis; Private Officer of Arms; Pursuivant; Quadrate (heraldry); Rebus; Red Hand of Ulster; Rider (heraldry); Rule of tincture; Scottish feudal barony; Sea-bee (creature); Shield of the Trinity; Socialist heraldry; Stain (heraldry); Star (heraldry); Tabard; Three hares; Tricking; Trimount; Variation of the field; Women in heraldry; Welsh heraldry; Chechen wolf; Coat of arms of Austria-Hungary; Coat of arms of Cape Town; Coat of arms of Dalmatia; Coat of arms of Namibia; Coat of arms of Natal; Coat of arms of Stellaland; Coat of arms of the Orange Free State; Coat of arms of the Orange River Colony; Coat of arms of the Transvaal; Coat of arms of the University of Cambridge; Coat of arms of the University of Oxford; Coat of arms of the Western Cape; Giedroyć; Icelandic heraldry; Irish heraldry; Coat of arms of Ireland; Naval heraldry; Figurehead; Gilding; Tampion; Clan of Ostoja; Burke's Landed Gentry; Burke's Peerage
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