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ARMORIAL GOLD HERALDRY SYMBOLISM LIBRARY |
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You are welcome to use Armorial Gold's Heraldry Symbolism library as a reference tool. This is copyrighted material and as such may not be reproduced in “any way” without the expressed written permission of Armorial Gold; it cannot be given away or otherwise sold; it cannot be put on the Internet. The Library has been “seeded” for copyright enforcement. Enjoy the resource. |
HERALDRY SYMBOLISM-A LITTLE HISTORY |
Symbolism has become interwoven with history and daily life of our race for at least 8 centuries. What is now deniable, has to be charitably accepted as having been credible and estimable in those enlightened ages, when the crudest ideas gained acceptance among the highest intellects and foremost heroes of whom the world could boast. It is only by taking a broad-minded view of the limitations of knowledge in the past, that one can derive pleasure from the study of ancient armoury.
The following are some of the more common heraldic
symbols and their meanings as suggested by some historians and
heralds. There are literally thousands of heraldic symbols and
charges. Here
are some of the most often referenced symbols mentioned in blazoning, and the heraldry
symbolism attributed. |
| Simply click on a letter to begin your road to heraldry symbolism |
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ARMORIAL GOLD SYMBOLISM LIBRARY
Copyright ©2001-2010 - Armorial Gold Heraldry Services - Heraldry Symbolism Library by Armorial Gold Heraldry Services is provided as a free resource tool for Heraldry enthusiasts. The Heraldry Symbolism Library and the information contained therein, has been researched through original manuscripts and Armorial Gold’s own sources. The Heraldry Symbolism Library is provided as a free resource tool for Heraldry enthusiasts. The Armorial Gold Heraldry Symbolism library is the largest in the world. Reproduction in any form is prohibited. |
