# tblArmorials

ArmBem:
SYN: Armorial des Rois Chrétiens (boos) = CHR


ArmBem:
= FB = BF;
SYN: Armorial des feudataires du Brabant = Rôle de confédérés de Jean de Brabant;
ARMORIAL: 70 arms; paper, 
CONTENT: Kings and princes federated against Jean III D.Brabant, may 1332; - a  'forgery' based on seals and Butkens 'Trophées';
REF:  Adam AB (bra); 
CHECK: low number of items


ArmBem:
SYNONYM:  Cooke's Book A;
ARMORIAL:  89 arms, painted, CK:62-89 unnamed;  copy 16C, temp Edw.II; possibly retrospective,
DATE: 1307-1327 (Goodall 1990);
-: Montfichet [30]; Orby [40];
CONTENT:  3 segments = 1-12 (+59-61) kings; 13-58 lords, incl a few french; 62-89 knights and gentlemen (no legends);
-: the french are Angoulême (Anjou) [28], St.Pol (Châtillon) [24,54], Richmond (Dreux) [50, 61] and Bar [58];
DATABASE: items 1-61 from Humphery-Smith, the remainder from Mitchell CK, some legends amended from Mitchell CK;
REF: 
-: Humphery-Smith AN (nos.1-61);
-: Mitchell CK, HerSocScot, 1982, Oxford, Queen's College, Ms.158;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: 646 arms, the eldest ordinary in England and elsewhere (aw);
¤ part of the Ashmole group (AS + CKO + CG + TJ);
DATE:
-:  c.1340; Clinton E.Huntingdon [274] + E.Salisbury [334] cr.1334; Norman Darcy [491] d.1340;
CONTENT: 
-: english nobles and gentry as an ordinary; legends revised during 15C and 16C, probaly with several misassignments;
COMPARE: 
-: CKO and CG both derived from a common Ur-ordinary (Ur-Cooke), which culled AS into notes and added inserts; 
-: CKO has fewer christian names than either AS or TJ, 50 different names;
-: AS (489 items, 76% of AS in CKO) in content, but different order, as AS is not an ordinary; 
-: TJ (1261 items, 38%), later ms, concordant per fragment, derived from CKO-CG variant;
-: CG/CGO (556 items) is concordant with CKO with some transpositions and some different inserts, segments in slightly different order, ndy deems CG older than CKO; 
-: Q (Collins),  and LM has many items in common, as have the near contemporary O/BOR, SD, PO, R/STC and ARS;
-: hardly related to WJ;
STYLE: 
-: items roughly painted;
-: label of 3 points; 
-: mullets and cinquefoils pierced; mullets of 6 pt in CKO/d;
-: bend of 5, 4½  or (½:3:½) fusils; fess of 5 or 4 fusils, not fess engrailed; pale of 5 fusils;
-: gironny of 12;
-: chief dancetty = indented;
DATABASE: 
-: reconstructed numeration for CKO/a, membrane roll; items and legends from Mitchell CKO, if not in DBA; the sequence verified with colour plates and Wagner's list of content in CEMRA; identification and notes by Clemmensen; CKO/a and Tremlett's cards were not available; 10000-series not in present version, 9000 missing items; 
-: a few items tentatively assigned; Wagner's content rectified: lions 29-98, eagles 99-112;
-: membrane 1 [1-79] was very damaged already in 1576 and assigments to rows are tentative. Wagner notes that there is some confusion at the beginning of membrane 2 [80-100] in the copies;
-: different numeration in DBA and Mitchell CKO, versions of legends separated by equality mark '=';
-: Ex1= numeration in Mitchell CKO (CKO/d);
-: EX2 = items taken from DBA or plates;
NOTE:
\ CKO:147 + E:397/399 Botevilein / Wyther / Ryther transposition;
ILL:  
-: Wagner HA fig.V [519-574]; Wagner CEMRA 58 pl.V [435-490];
REF: 
-: Mitchell CKO, 1982, Oxford, Queen's College ms.158 (CKO/d);
-: TD Tremlett, cards for DBA (CKO/a);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
CONTENT:  slain at siege of Calais 1345-1348;
REF:
-: Greenstreet, Walford's Antiq.Mag., 1882, 1:92-94;
-:  West's Ms, MS Ashmol 1120, Cotton Ms.Tib E9, MS Harl 6589+6595 (Px)


ArmBem:
= YGM = GM/b = AC = CLL + CLE
SYNONYM: Armorial lorrain d'Antoine de Clémery = Armorial de Clémery européen;
DATE:  CLE probably painted c1540 (J-C Blanchard, pers.comm.), mainly late medieval material; 
-:  c.1448  (Christoffer af Bayern, R.Danemark [9v];  Francois 1er R.France 1515-47 [28r]; Cherles V, emperor 1519-1556 [1];
¤ co-bound QCA, QCB and QCC with legends in modern cursive are probably later. 16C/17C;
PROVENANCE: 
-: armes de 'Berruyer'; library of Gaignières;
CONTENT: 
-: 46 segments of european nobility and gentry, mainly areas of interest of the Duke of Burgundy, i.e. Low Countries, Lorraine and Germany, no (royal) french marches d'armes;
COMPARE: 
-:  sources common to the  ETO-LYN group of armorials and NLU-lor group; 
-:  nearly a complete copy of NLU in different order of segments, excl. the Haraucourt ancestors;
-: possibly BHM-zel;
-: several segments repeated in QCA, QCB;
STYLE: 
-:  possibly made in the same (lorrainian, Nancy ?) studio as NLU (J-C Blanchard, pers.comm.);
-: many legends distorted and hardly recognisable;
-: rather crudely drawn, especially the crests;
-: Or hardly discernible from Ar, several figures (and a few fields) painted with a different egg-yellow dye;
DATABASE:  items from visits and microfilm; 
-: Ex1 = preliminary numeration before 06.2005, i.e. -153, -881 +1017 + 1018;
-: Ex2 = CLE:1-1300 numeration before merging in 07.2005 of CLE and CLL into CLE;
NOTE:
-:  during 08.2002-06.2005 wrongly separated into CLE (Clemery europeen, 1300 items) and CLL/AC (Clemery lorrain, 261items);
-:  renamed by Clemmensen as it is not an armorial of lorrainers, but with much material from Lorraine;
-:  Loutsch AL 21 proposal as copy of LYN was wrong;
REF:
-: CLemmensen NLU / CLE - introduction and blazon with identification, but no individual comments;
-:  Loutsch AL 21;
-: BnF Gallica, www, facsimile, colour;


Titel:
Armorial lorrain d'Antoine de Clemery  => CLE

ArmBem:
MERGED into CLE = Armorial Clémery = BnF fr.23076:2r-138r;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: 14  arms, spurious occational armorial prepared in late 15C by a herald from materials in chronicles, the French participants are known from seals on receipt of payment after the event; several items having arms of different and non-participating families;
CONTENT: 
-: 7 FR + 7 EN in tournament 16.05.1402, on challenge of Henry IV King of England by Duke d'Orleans;
NOTE:
-:  dated 1351 in Galbreath LH 314;
REF: 
-: Vaivre CMO = JB Vaivre 1973, rôle armorié de tournoi de Montendre, Journal de Savants, avril-juin 1973:99-125;
-: ms of tournaments 1179-1723, 1032 pp;


ArmBem:
NOTE: CMZ (fo not mentioned) + LBR/CM (Gs2876) + NAV (Gs#2892) + VER (Gs#2902) !.


ArmBem:
CONTENT: 
-: English lords (Warenne, E.Glos, York, Leics) and gentry, end with bastard of Clarence and 2 founders of religious houses; part 15C, partly earlier;


ArmBem:
= CK = CKA; 
ARMORIAL: 
-: 1581 painted arms, some segments with crests, many name only items; 7 exlibris &c outside numeration;
DATE:  
-: 15C (jme);
CONTENT: 
-: 27 segments incl.:  kings, electors, dukes,french kings, french nobles, english nobles, low countries, maison de Kleve, 12 pairs, 9 preux, 9 preuses, Innocent VIII (Cibo, pope 1484-1492), 
-: segments listed in Eeckhout CF & CL;
COMPARE:
-: BEC-fla is copy; 
-: close to Bergmans WB/list; items in GNF;
-: preux + preuses like ERQ and partially CES;
DATABASE:  
-: 324 flemish from Eeckhout CNK as segm 11;
-: 9 preux & 9 preuses as segm 20-21, tints assumed, 9/pg;
NOTE:
-: imprecise refs by jme;
-: the date of CNK-fla is c.1330-1340 (clem), possibly more than one source for this segment;
REF: 
-: Eeckhout CF (ex-CNK) = J-M van den Eeckhout, Wapenboek de Coninck, 2004 (41-51r, 325 items, Flanders);
-: Eeckhout CL = Seigneurs et chevaliers de l'évêché de Liège et des environs, Le Parchemin, 2014, 412:290-348 (34r-36v, 85 items, Liège)


Titel:
Roman du castelain de Coucy & de la dame de Fayel

ArmBem:
= CC;
ARMORIAL:22  blasons in novel, composed c1300 (gjb), temp. Philippe IV 'bel'; a fictitious féte and tournament held between la Fère and Vendeuil, dept Aisne, purportedly before 1190;
-: not 1216;'
-: Gobiert d'Apremont, d.c1282 [14];
CONTENT:
-:  illustrious persons and compagnons of Philippe Auguste + Richard Coeur-de-Lion in the 3rd Crusade against  Saladin, was given arms of the author's contemporaries (Prinet);
-: uncertain author, possibly Huon de Méon;
-: re Pas Saladin (old flemish story);
DATABASE: 22 items from Prinet COF, by verse;
REF: 
-: M Prinet 1920, les armoiries dans le roman du chatelain de Coucy, Romania 46:162-179;
-: ed. Matzke & Delbouille.
-: GA Crapelet: l'histoire du castelain de Coucy & de la dame de Fayel, Paris, 1829;


ArmBem:
Armorial:
-: painted arms; member of the Toison d'or group;
CONTENT:
-: 1) Kaiser, kings, dukes, counts, margraves, lords.
-: 2) Luxembourg, Bavière, Souabe, Clèves et Mons, Juliers, Saxe, Autriche, Palatinat, Franconie, Pologne, Strasbourg, Cilly, Lupfen and Prusse (Teutonics)  -  mixed sequences;
-: 3) kingdom of Bohemia ; duché d'Autriche ; kingdom of Poland.
DATABASE:
-: p.m.
ILL:
-: 2 pages of bohemians;
REF:
-: Roch de Coligny, pers. comm. 07.2014;


ArmBem:
SYN:  Carpani;
PROVENANCE: donated by C.Cavagna-Sanguiliani;
CONTENT: 926 nobles in the Como area;incl. 829 painted and 93 later addititions of 17C;
ILL: Neubecker H 37 #65;
REF: C Stantoro, AHS 62 (1948) 99-102; 
-: E Maspoli. Stemmario quattrocentesco delle famiglie nobili della citta e antica diocesi di Como: Codice Carpani, Lugano 1973;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  blasoned and badly painted, at the end of a treatise;
DATE: ultimo 15C;


Titel:
Rôle d'armes de l'ost de Flandre (juin 1297)

ArmBem:
= CP (Chiflet-Prinet, long fragment) = ChP;   
ARMORIAL:  202 arms and blasons: 145/prinet, 180/pae, 147/gjb, 156/Warlop H (186, clem); 
DATE: 1297 (pae, gjb, clem); 1285-98 (Prinet); 
CONTENT: 
-:  Nobles participating in an expediton to Flanders, June-Aug 1297, commanded by Charles de Valois, brother of Philippe le Bel with Robert II C.Anjou,  to subjugate Guy de Dampierre C.Flandre; collated in territorial sections;
-: 01 (1-29, clem) titled nobles; 02 (30-62, gjb) Ile-de-France; 03 (63-95, gjb) Picardy; 04 (96-112, gjb) Normandie; 05 (113-136, clem) mix nor-anj; 06 (137-173, clem) mix tur-anj-mai-bre; 07 (174-202, clem) mix pic-poi-bur;
-: items 137-163 / prinet-nos:115-141, Popoff B, tur-ber-auv;
COMPARE:
-: URF:2629-2649, subsegment of URF 45, might be extracted from CPF;
-: FCB has URF 45 / CPF in modified form;
DATABASE:  202 items, Clemmensen; legends from Brault ERA for 147 items. 'porte les armes' / 'porte' is usually omitted, other legends modernized by Adam;
-: Ex1 = numbered 1-145 Prinet + 1063/63b + 1107/107b (Brault) + 2001-2020 + 2146-2180 (Adam) + 3001 (Warlop);
-: Ex2 = from Prinet CPF, 1934;
-: Ex3 = from Brault ERA, 1973;
-: Ex4 = from Adam-Even CPF, 1959;
-: Ex5 = from Brx, KBR, Goethals 673;
-:  in tblOF reconstructed as OF:1-202 = CPF:1-202 based on Adam-Even 1959 and Brault 1973;
REF:
-:  Paul Adam-Even: Arch.Her. 73 (1959) 2-7 (CPF/d+c+b+e);  
-:  Max Prinet: 'Role d'armes de France composé á la fin de 13eme siècle..', le Moyen Age, 31:1-49, 1934 (CPF/c) -- not 1920, 22:5-58 as in Saffroy and Popoff BH; 
-:  Brault CPF = Brault ERA = GJ Brault 'Eight Rolls of Arms of Henry III', 1973, pp.77-85; 
-: Timms CPF, www.earlyblazon.com, from Brault ERA;
-:  Popoff 'Artois' ( Pa, Popoff A) + 'Normandie'  (Pb, Popoff N) + Popoff B (Pc, CP:115-141), numbers from Prinet; 
-: Clemmensen CPF, 2008, www.armorial.dk;
NOTE:
-:  what was once noted as Warlop OF/CPF (1972) is not a version of CPF, but LBQ/b, also known as  WV =  E. Warlop:  Wapenboek van Vlandern,Uitgave Familia et Patria, Handzame, 1972 = Courtrai MB, Fonds Goethals-Vercruysse Codex 350 fo.199v-227r; with:  199v Gf.Vlandern (arms & crest), 327 items at 6/pg from 200r1-227r3;


Titel:
Confradia del Senor San Pablo de Caballeros .. de Tarazona

ArmBem:
= SPT = Libro de las linajes de la Cofradia del Senor San Pablo de Caballeros hijosdalgo de la ciudad de Tarazona.
NOTE:
-: lost parchment roll; statutes + list of members  --  CoA 161/1993, wtc.
-: kept in the monastery of Sta Maria de Veruela (Aragon), but disappeared into private ownership when the jesuits were expelled in 1931.
-: the statutes of the brotherhood, followed by a list of members and painted  shields with the arms of all or most of the members.
-: oldest Aragonese armorial, and the second oldest Spanish armorial, 31 years later than that of the brotherhood of Santiago de Burgos. Sanz Artibucilla, in his history of Tarazona, says he'd seen it in Veruela during the 1920s, and it's unfortunate that he transcribed only the statutes. 
-: one of the painted shields, that of the family of Aybar de Malpico de Uncastillo, from Corella (Navarra), is mentioned in a lawsuit of don Francisco Aybar y Gomez.
REF:
-: William Collins, pers.com, 08.2010, from Faustino Menendez Pidal: Leones y Castillos, Madrid 1999 -- article of 1980 in Hidalguia 'Una vista heraldica de Veruela';


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 56 arms; vellum roll, 1 membrane; history of the lords of Clare;
¤ feudal roll (bma);


ArmBem:
1400-1420; frise armoirée et representation de tournoi


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  
-: 2072 painted arms, 16/pg, a product of the Wriothesley studio, now bound as ff.44-109 with LQ (ff.22-36, ff.25-28 lost) in Clumber ms.205, now BL, Add.62541;
-: copy of collation 1445-1450, ms temp. Henry VII (aw);
DATE: 
-: CRK:1395, marriage of Henry VI and Margaret of Anjou in 1445;
-: CRK:309 'garter' for Wm Bruges (d.1450) Garter 1415/17;
-: John Smert, not mentioned as Garter KoA 1450-1478 [911];
CONTENT: 
-: english nobles and burghers;
COMPARE:  
-: FW + E/STG = FW:221/CRK:363/E:66 Lucas Tany;
-: PLN, re Guichard d'Angle E.Hunts;
-: many items not in DV;
DATABASE:
-: some items entered from DBA;
REF: 
-: Wagner RAH 276 (in list only), notes with LQ (LeNeve's Equestrian Book), transcription by H.S. London, when privately owned by H.R. Creswick; 
-: BRK Moilliet (items in DBA);


Titel:
Casette reliquaire de Jean de Montmirail

ArmBem:
-: armorial coffer;
REF:
-: Alain-Charles Dionnet, RFHS 1995, 65:89-107;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  50 arms with crests
CONTENT:  Order created 1448 by  René d'Anjou duc de Lorraine & Comte de Provence  & Roi de Naples;
copy by Gaignieres in FF.31764; BM Aix-en-Provence ms.1612 (statutes)
REF: Gs1448; Willems H 4:284;
-  E de Boos, file copy 2003;


ArmBem:
SYN:  778 H.F. = Armorial de Croisés;
ARMORIAL:   painted arms.


Titel:
Libro de la Confradia de Santiago de Burgos

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: 311 chevaliers;  oldest equestrian armorial (pas), riders playing the game of bofordar;
DATE:   1
-: 338-1543 (wtc)/17C;
CONTENT:  
-: 190 (14C) + 32 (15C) + 87 (16C) + 2 (17C) = 311;  14 fo from 16-17C missing;
- p.20 Phil d'Artois
REF: 
-: Menendez-Pidal 'El libro de.. CSB', Bilbao 1977 (facsimile, 4to);  
-: Menendez-Pidal, 9.CIGH 1968, p191-203;
-: www.alabardia.net (facsimile of most pages);
-. http://www.alabarda.net/uniformes/esp/inf/santiago/santiago.htm


ArmBem:
-- see Blanchard RYN (ex1) for items;
ARMORIAL: 
-: >1605 items; -: painted coats of arms and 2 short treatises of arms; many blanks in between;
CONTENT:
-:  several segments, see below;
-: many pages with only ruled outlines of shields;
COMPARE:  
-: CSG-en = RYN-en a.o.; 
-. most of CSG is a copy of RYN, Landfriede seal, CSG:159r = RYN:142r;
-: imaginary arms simlar to URF and RYN;
DATABASE:
-: 1244 items transferred from Blanchard RYN;
NOTE: 
-: ETO:190/jul + BEL:938 compare;
¤ formerly known as PRT/b, version B;
REF: 
-:  J-C Blanchard 2003 (extract);
-: Michel Popoff: 'Argent fasce sable', 29.CIGH, Stuttart  2010 (ff.141r-150r, germans);
-: Blanchard RYN (concordance);
-: www.gallica.bnf.fr (ms.fr.18651, facsimile);


Titel:
Schlesisches Wappenbuch von Crispin und Johann Scharffenberg

ArmBem:
= QSS
ARMORIAL:  c1580, probably printed with woodcuts;
-: Johan Scharffenberg, bürger in Görlitz 1493  -  Crispin, b.1515, woodcutter & printer  -  Johann  + Crispin;
-: major specimen (2200 items) lost from Breslau SB c1945, ÖNB (800 items); Niedersachsische SB, Göttingen (263 items, 25 different from ÖNB);
REF: 
-:  H Mosch: Schlesisches Wappenbuch von Crispin und Johann Scharffenberg, 1984, Bauer & Raspe, Neustadt a.d.Asch (für Verein Herold);


Titel:
Wappenbuch des Reichsherold Caspar Sturms

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  drawing by Dürer 1520;
DATE:
CONTENT:  1)  Reichsregiment Karl V, 1528-30;  2) Teilnehmer des Reichtages zu Speyer 1529;  3) Hofstaat des EBf.Mainz;  4) Ratsfähigen und ehrbaren Geschlechter Nürnbergs;
NOTE:  
-  Caspar Sturm, born c.1475 in Oppenheim am Rhein, tot ??, served Albrecht EBf.Mainz c.1515, relations to Nürnberger Rat 1518, participated in the Kaiserkrönung in Aachen 1520, genannt Reichherold 'Deutschland' 27.10.1520;
REF: 
-: H Helbig, Das Wappenbuch des Reichsherold Caspar Sturms;
-: Hans Horstmann; Herold, 1975-77, 8:165-170;
-: Hans Horstmann, 12.CIGH, 1974, 119-124;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: 461 arms in trick; 6 x 77; material 13C-16C; limited value (aw);
DATABASE: a few items from DBA;
ILL: Pastoureau TH


Titel:
Great Cloisters of the Cathedral (Canterbury, Kent, England)

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: painted shields on roof bosses in the Great Cloister vault at Canterbury Cathedral;
DATE: 
-: 14-15C; Humphery-Smith
REF:
-: C.R. Humphery-Smith, Fam.Hist., 2012, 25/206:246-251;


ArmBem:
= CT;
ARMORIAL:  
-:  Original missing. Copy in latin verse found in "Dialogus de nobilitate" by Felix Hemmmerlein, d.>1455, cantor from Zürich; printed 1497.  Composed by another Zürcher cantor, Konrad von Mure, c.1210-1281;
-: latin blason  and german text; contemporay arms assigned to historical persons;
DATE:  
-: 1242-1249 (ref ?); 1262-1274 (Prinet); <1264 (Paravicini OAK);
CONTENT: 
-: 13 kings, 13 dukes, counts and some attributed arms; description of the seal of imperial official (reichsministerial) von Bolanden;
-: R.Jerusalem, R.Espagne, R.Maroc, D.Lorraine, C.Savoie, Montbéliard, Pfirt, Dauphin de Viennois;
-. Guil d'Orlens = {Or étoile Or}, for hero of a poem of Rudolf von Ems, son of C.Hainaut and adopted by D.Brabant as {4 lions / semy of lions}; {Or étoile Or} also attributed to Guillaume d'Orange by Wolfram von Eschenbach ; 
DATABASE:
-: a few entered;
RE: 
-: TNW; TCH;
REF: 9 refs (BGH);  Gs2878a; 
-: P Ganz 'Geschichte der Heraldischen Kunst im Schweiz im 12+13.Jahrhundert', Frauenfeld 1899, pp172-185;
-: M Prinet, les armoiries francaises dans le Clipearius Teutonicorum,  Mél.hist.moyen-âge, 1925:659-675;
-: 9.CIGH, 1968:87note, ref.14;
-: Huthwelker RW 80;
-: Scheibelreiter MW 104;


Titel:
Noms, armes et blasons de Chevaliers de la Table Ronde

ArmBem:
see binder Imaginary Arms
-  sigla used for all armorials with a primary content of Chevaliers de la Table Ronde, regardless of their form and relation to each other;
-  overview in Pastoureau TR;
ILL: 
-: see binder Imaginary Arms
ADDITIONAL MSS with arms: 
-:  CAM/b = BN FF.5233;
-:  BnF ms.fr.99, dated 1463, tournoi a.o. (ill, fo.561r, tournoi; 143r Palamedes + Tristan);
-: BL Add.12228, 6113, 15681, 10292-10294; Harl. 2094, 6063; Lansdowne 882; Royal 14E3;
-: Oxford, Bodley, Douce 383;
-: BnF ms.fr.95, 315, 316, 645-647, 746, 770, 1435, 1436, 1438, 5233, 5937, 18651, 23999;
-: PasTR vs. GC = Gyron le Courtois (ed.), Devise des armes des chevaliers de la Table Ronde, Paris c1501, (170 arms);
REF:
-:  Pastoureau TR = M Pastoureau, Armorial des Chevaliers de la Table Ronde, Léopard d'or, Paris 1983, 2006 (comparative study with ordinary; personal sigla used for various groups of mss; further references);
-:  Pastoureau CT = M. Pastoureau: Les chevaliers de la Table Ronde. Histoire d'une société imaginaire, Doussard, 2006;
-:  Brault EB = GJ Brault, Early Blason, 1972;
-:  Barber KA = R Barber, King Arthur in legend and history, Penguin 1973;
-: Niccolo Orsini de Marzo: Stemmario Orsini De Marzo dei Cavalieri della Tavola Rotonda (ms, 17C), Milano 2009;


ArmBem:
Lost vellum book of 876 arms in 5 sections, several in CV/a:
-: see individual sections, and CEMRA for full list of mss;
-: I = BM = Becket Murderers, 320 arms, 3 copies;
-: II = CVL = Lancashire, 116 arms, 4 copies;
-: III = CVC = Cheshire, 220 arms, 5 copies;
-: IV = CVK = Kent, 100 arms. 1 copy;
-: V = untitled,  20 arms, 1 copy;
COMPARE:
-: CY;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: part of Sir George Calveley's Book (CV),
see CEMRA for full list of mss, and CV for notes;
COMPARE:
-: CY;


Titel:
Relation du voyage et du sacre de la reine de Hongroie

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: description by Pierre Chocque, Bretagne KoA, of the journey from France through Italy to Hungary, escorting Anne de Foix to her marriage with Ladislas VI R.Hungary;
-: painted arms and banners;
REF:
-: Michael Jones, IN: Stevenson HM 67-92;
-: A. Le Roux de Lincy, Bibl.Ecole des Chartes, 1861, 22:156-185, 422-439 (www.persee.fr);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: part of George Calveley's Book (CV);
see CEMRA and CV for list of mss and notes;


ArmBem:
SYN: Calveley 2;
ARMORIAL: part II of Sir  George Calveley's Book, a lost vellum book of 876 arms in 5 sections;
-: see CEMRA for full list of mss, and CV for notes
REF: JP Rylands, Trans.Hist.Soc.Lancs&Ches, N.S. 37/1:149-160, 1888;


ArmBem:
=> Tho Holme's Book; misc arms 1300-tal (Wagner RAH)


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: original presumably of  88 folios, 140 x 197 mm, with 700 places, 4/pg, 504 painted, 20 tricked and 176 blank - assumed from CY/a by Wagner; county name placed at bottom of each 'original page' (mentioned in DBA-items, excluded here);
-: the original appears to have been very worn, and blank items are likely to have been illegible when copied c.1640 (clem);
DATE:   
-: core coats temp. Richard II, reg.1377-99 (aw), additions incorporated in 15C; 
PROVENANCE: 
-: 1580-1640 at College of Arms (orig.); 
COMPARE:
-: many coats not found in other armorials;
-: Qii; SES; DV; CVC + CVK; CRK; WLN; R/STC;
CONTENT: 
-: nobles and gentry of 10 counties  = 1-184 Ches, 185-268 Lancs, 269-312 Derb, 313-376 Salop, 377-440 Staf, 441-504 Norf,  505-536  Suf, 537-568 Esx, 569-632 Kent, 633-696 Ssx, 697-700 blanks incl 2 later tricks;
STYLE:
-: mullets pierced;
DATABASE:
-:  from Mill-Stephenson CY,  with 68 items previously taken from DBA (by HS London from CY/a); numeration corresponding to DBA and pagination from 'lost original', not the Hatton-Dugdale folios;
-: CYX-numbers are identifications and blazons proposed for 'name only' items in CY;
-: double numbers in DBA, eg. CY:12,46 = "original page, number";
-: Ex1 = no in DBA;
-: Ex2 = pg in DBA;
-: Ex3 = CYX-number;
NOTE:
-: there are several instances of a family (with / without similar personal) name in a county with more than one coat of arms, and one of these identical to another family of the same county - e.g. Walden [546];
REF:  
-: Wagner HH 52; 
-: Staffs segment printed (CY/c) in HS Grazebrook: 'Visitation of Staffs .. 1583', Wm Salt Soc, 3:21-26, 1883;
-: Mill-Stepenson CY = H. Mill Stephenson, transcript, 4 origial pages per copy page, Soc.Antiq. - in photocopy;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 270 arms (185 blasons);  orig + copies 16-17C; blason added shortly after; 
DATE:  compiled 1275-85 (Greenstreet);  c.1280 (aw); visit to France 1279, Peace of Amiens ? (gjb);
PROVENANCE:  Wm Camden 'Clarenceux' c1605;
CONTENT:  kings + foreign dukes + english earls + 31-35 foreign counts + 36-270 english nobles & gentry (with some forerigners added);
SOURCE:  HE (gjb); 
EDITING:  a/sc = orig, b/sc = A/aw;  1) a - b - c;  2) a - e - g;  3) d+f (sc/gjb !); 
DATABASE: 270  items from Humphery-Smith ANT verified with Brault RAE; based on D/a;
-: modernized names from Humphery-Smith ANT retained;
-: many arms omitted in copies; 
-: numbering in database follow Brault with H-S ANT in Ex1;
ILL:  Alexander AC 256 ();
REF:
-:  Brault RAE 172-207;
-:  WJ Weston 'Notes & Queries' 1883, #426; 
-:  Brault ERA 68-77;  
-:  Greenstreet J.Br.Archeol.Soc. 38:309, 1882 (D/a); ;#356/ = K =   
-:  Foster DH p.xxix = D:156-194;  Pusikan 1882;
-  J Greenstreet, Genealogist, 3:216-220+260-270, 1879 (D/d);    
-: Timms D;
-: N.H. Nicolas: A roll of arms of Richard II, Cotton Caligula A.xviii -- pdf-file;


Titel:
Palazzo Davanzatti (Firenze, Toscana, Italia)

ArmBem:
seval rooms decorated with arms of the florentine patriciat of 14-15C, restored 19C;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 324  arms; appended to a Nicholas Upton treatise;


Titel:
Decor héraldique dans le Château Valère (Sion, Suisse)

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: remains of  painted arms in chamber;
DATE:
-: c.1330 (wtc), c.1335 (clem);  #7 (on frieze) Aymer de laTour-Châtillon Bp.Sion 1323-1338; 
CONTENT:
-: arms related to the defeat in 1325 of savoyards who invaded Sion / Sitten by Geneva, Arlay (Châlon) and Viennois, peace brokered by France in 1333;
REF:
-: Wm Collins, pers.com. 2015 (wtc);
-: P. Ganz:AHS, 1900/04, 14:129-131;
-: A. Besse & G Cassina: Mittelalter, 2014/1, 19:15-25;


Titel:
Decors de Hôtel de la Diana (Montbrison, Loire)

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: 48 shields, each repeated 36 times on vault of Hôtel de la Diana (Montbrison, dep Loire) - for a total of 1728 (!);
-: frieze of 125 shields;
DATE:
-: c.1300 (wtc);
-: marriage in 1296 of Jean (I) C.Forez and Alix, daughter of the Dauphin de Vienneois  -- Boos DH 284;
REF:
-: M-H. Chazelle: 'La restauration de la salle de la Diana à Montbrison aux XIXe siècle (1862-1866), Livraisons d'histoiere d'architecture, 2002, 3:57-93;
-: website Forez Histoire -- arms on vault in colour with identifications by Edouard Crozier (1993);
-: C. Mathevot: Salle héraldique de la Diana, Feurs 2004;
-: L-P. Gras: Repertoire héraldique ou Armorial General du Forez. Lyon 1874, pp.271-284 (blazons and some identifications);
-: Wm T. Collins, pers. com. 2015;


ArmBem:
Paper, 295 x 278 mm, 450 pp.  Chronicle of Konstanzer bishops, mediocre artwork. Princes and south german - swiss gentry.


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: painted shields;
CONTENT:
-: king of Scots, Prester John, 3 Magi (as figures), 9 Worthies, european kings (12r-), scots nobility;
COMPARE:
-: Hector [11] probably from BER:1833;
DATABASE:
-: only ternions,
REF:
-: Alex Maxwell Findlater, edition in preparation 2013;


ArmBem:
REF:  Brault and Goodall discussion in Antiq.J. 74:295-301; JA Goodall, Antiq.J. 70:424-438, 1990 (ref to DOW);


ArmBem:
273 ff.; 15-16C; arms mainly drawn with short explicatory notes;
¤ Binding has the name of Hector Le Breton, Sieur de la Doyneterie, viz. LBR;


ArmBem:
= 1470-D
ARMORIAL:  
-: blazoned arms; 
DATE:
-: c1310 (jme, clem); written c.1470 (jme); probably amended c1420 (DPY:219 Voorhoute, a.o.);
CONTENT: 
-: flemish nobility from URF:1743-1874 copied (segm.28, fla-art, 132 items, nom.date 1380, DPY 01+03) with 161 arms of persons mostly living late 13C - early 14C added on DPY/a:117r-127r (DPY 02);
COMPARE:
-: source of URF segment 18 (abbreviated), PRT segment 43-44, LBQ segment, and GNF;
DATABASE:
-: arms either transferred from URF or entered from Eeckhout DPY; numeration by Clemmensen;
REF:
-: Eeckhout FM 1:xvii, 2:218-219 lists names of 314 flemings on DPY/a:112r-130r as 1470-D;
-: Eeckhout DPY = J-M v.d.Eeckhout: 'Le rôle d'armes Dupuy. Un armorial de chevaliers flamands du début du XIVe siècle", Le Parchemin, 2012, 77/397:2-80 --  details of items + concordance with URF 28 fla, items listed by  by foliation only;
CHECK:
-: DPY/d (Jeanne de Bar, d.1462);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: single page of blasons of kingdoms;
NOTE:
-: Simon d'Ewes, bart, fl.1627+31, XBM:9548 = {per fess & pale cch acc. 3 quatrefoils} + XBM:9549 = {3 quatrefoils};
REF:  JA Goodall, Antiq.J. 70:82-94, 1990;


ArmBem:
= De Heraudie;
manus 1382; treatise 1341-45 (gjb); c.1290 (Keen C 129);
REF: 
-: Brault RAE 1:32; 
-: Wagner HH 65, 122-123;
-. R.J. Dean: An early Treatise on Heraldry in Anglo-Norman, IN: Romance studies in memory of Edward Billings Ham, Hayward (USA), 1967, 21-29;
-: Boudreau HS 69-70;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: 2840 painted arms; mostly highly differentiated, many chevron based arms (DBA 2:283-530), many from Yorkshire;
DATE: c1450 (?ref); 1470 (aw);
-: several arms <1380, several c.1500;
CONTENTS:
-: 1-1760 english, 1761-1800 saxon kings & earls, 1801-2840 english;
DATABASE:
-: items entered from DBA, transcribed by A.R. Wagner and H.D.Butchart;
-: only 1070 of 2840 items noted in DBA;  262 in 1-1000, 56 in 1001-1500, 240 in 1501-2000, 512 in 2001-2840;
-: betw DBA 2:78-103 only items with pertinent refs entered;
-:  DBA vols 2-4 have many entered as TEMP with refs to DBA page (p), PT (#), CRK (&) and PLN (§); refs to WSG, RB, and QII not noted;
-: many legends have confounded spelling compared to armorials with extensive overlap;
COMPARE:
-: CC, colour-on-colour roll = synonym for Domville copy A (DV/b, Wagner RAH 262), some asdditional items and some difs in DBA, e.g. CC:230/257 (Philpot qtg) & DV:2678 Philpot, possibly more like CRK in legends than DV/a; 
-: Wriotheley St George (WSG) has a large overlap with DV, but in different order;
-: it appears from items in DBA, that DV might be a composite copy of several older rolls, e.g. CY, E/STG, QII;
-: many common items, incl. several doubles, between DV and BG, PT, PLN, SES, CVC, CRK, WLN, WSG and PCL ii, as well as RB, LE, L1, L2 a.o.; possibly also an armorial similar to ARS or S/WIL;
-: CRK often has christian names;
-: PLN often has corresponding arms qtd;
REF: 
-: Wagner RAH 275-276;


ArmBem:
-: formerly dated 1433 (from Sigismund, fo.2v)
ARMORIAL: 1094 items recorded, excl. most illegible and blanks; in Bodensee group;
DATE: c.1460 (clem); 1433 (Hohenloe 1871; BGH); 1448-1470 (H Grothe; unlikely, BGH);
-: Hessen qtg Nidda & Ziegenhain [10; 2r], N&Z into H >1450;
-: Emperor Sigismund 1411/1433-1437 [11; 2v]; 
-: Wm Gf. Heinsberg-Loen (d.1438) and wife, Elisabeth Gfn. Blankenheim [95v3 = 736];
-: Dietrich von Mörs EBf.Köln 1414-1463 [106]; RGf. Konrad EBf.Mainz 1413-1434 [107]; Johan von Heinsberg Bf.Liège 1419-1459 [732];
-: not Karl K:n Bonde. R.Sverige 1448, d.1470 [78], but an attributed coat {3 crowns; lymphad; =; =} as in Conrad von Mure -- BGH;
PROVENANCE: 
-: Lassberg auf Eppishausen und Meersburg; Fürstenberg in Donaueschingen;
CONTENT:
-:  in 27 segments, based on content, style and blank pages; some pages probably filled later;
-:  9 preux; kings, dukes and counts; mainly german nobles, incl.  turnieradel, from upper and lower Rhineland; Erbländer; a few segments might be tournament societies (TG.Windhund + Steinbock);
COMPARE:  
-: Conrad von Mure; 
-: imaginary arms and hungarians from KCR;
-: many common items with ZUR, but incidental;
-: many austrian arms also in the ETO-group, but incidental;
STYLE:
-: mainly pageant helmet on 6r-11r + 21r-35r + 39r-110r + 128r-129v +131r-135v + 138r-140r;
-: tilting helmet on 12v-13v + 112r + 113r-114r + 117r-120v + 127r and mixed with pageant type on 33v4-6 + 34v4-5 + 46r4-6 + 51v6 + 57v4-6 + 88r3+5-6 + 88v6 + 131v6 + 132r4-5 + 135r6;
-: pot helmet, crudely drawn on 114v + 122rv + 130rv + 136r-137v, probably later additions; second, finely drawn on 15r + 16r;
-: targe type shields used, crudely drawn arms on 14v + 37v + 112v, probably later additions, 16C ?;
-: a few pages of uncoloured sketches on 35v + 106v + 109v + 111v, probably later additions;
-: crowns above kings on 2v-4v + 5v- + 11v;
-: many items are partially or wholly uncoloured, Or is often faded into Ar;
-: 36r + 37r has 2x3 items, no crests;
-: fprestamps similar to ING, SGH and GRU;
DATABASE: 
-: 1094 items and numeration from transcription of b/w microfilm by E de Boos;numeration, identification and tinctures by Clemmensen, revised from colour photos;
-: Ex1 = Boos DWF 2004 transcript;
-: Ex2: numeration < 8.02.2012, when 63rv-69rv (nos.495-529, segm. 15-17) were renumbered;
NOTE:
-: must have lost pages and old foliation, e.g. fo.81 Falkenstein qtg Hasenbein -- Kindler OB 1:336;
-: BGH dating on EBf.Mainz (d.1434)  -- BGH 105;
REF: 
-: 6  refs in BGH; 
-: Emil  Wagener 1888 (coloured copy);  
-: Baseler StaatsArchiv (photographic copy);
-: O Hupp, 'Zur Datierung einiger Wappenhandschrifte', BGH 104-106;
-: H Grothe: 'Das Alter der Doanueschinger Wappenbuches', Anzeiger für Kunde der deutschen Vorzeit, 1878:14; 
-: E de Boos, 2004, file copy of transcription without colours of microfilm + photocopy of microfilm;
-: BGH 104-106, annex with discussion on dating, not on woodblocks and maker;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 677 arms; copy 16-17C; orig painted, blason added mid 14C;
DATE: c1285 (aw); 1279-81 (Denholm-Young); c1285 (gjb); 1278-95 (Perceval);
HIST: prepared for Roger Mortimer S.Wigmore (ndy), contested by Brault;
CONTENT: English nobles and gentry;
COMPARE:
-:  most items in common with Cherles roll (F, 486/583 items), but in different order and with some 40 having different Christian names; a few items appear to have transposed legends or legends of uncertain origin;
-:  including some deceased knights;
EDITIONS:  1) StGeorge = a+b+c+d+e+f+g+j;  2) D.Gloster = h;  3) Cooke = i. 
DATABASE: 677 items from Humphery-Smith ANT verified with Brault RAE;
-: normalised names by Humphery-Smith retained;
-: various numerations: E(gjb)  =  E(crhs)  =  E(DBA) - 1;
NOTE:
-: some identifications by Brault with reference to CPR, CFR and Moor KE are problematic, e.g. Bertram of Bothal;
-: Robert Mowbray / Wm Merck [289];

REF: 
-:  Brault RAE 1:202-255; 
-: Timms E;
-:  Perceval E, Archaeologia 39:389-446, 1864;


Titel:
Maison Gonthier de l'Ange (Embrun, Hautes-Alpes)


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: several short armorials added to a french heraldic treatise;
DATE: 
PROVENANCE: probably made in Northern France, moving to England and thence to Low Countries;
-:  arms in segment 02 of Henry Beaufort Bf.Winchester, ambassador to Arras 1436 (EGT:23) and Louis de Luxembourg-St.Pol Abp.Rouen 24.101436;
CONTENT:  the main treatise is attributed to the herald Francquevie, with rolls of arms added (dissimilar to those added to the copy of the treatise in BL Egerton 1644; the gross armorial is made up of five sections (EGT-I to EGT-V):
-:  EGT-I = 85 arms, beginning with 22 kings (01, EGT:1-22, 6/pg, 9v1-11v3); 2 bishops (02, EGT:23-24, 11v4-5); 3 attributed arms (St.George & Edmund & Edward) + 3 dukes (03, EGT:25-30, 12r); english earls (04, EGT:31-43, title legend on 12v, 3x3 arms on 13r- 13v, title legend to noble last on 13v, EGT:43 Butler-Ormond is a late addition); english nobles (05, EGT:44-85, 3x3 on 14r+v, 11 on 15r and 7 on 15v (sic !), room for 3x3 on 16r);
-:  EGT-II = 9 arms with heading of accession of Edward IV on March 4th 1461;
-:  EGT-III = Low Countries nobility;
-:  EGT-IV = pedigree of the Bourbon family, no legends, a cardinals hat of 1476 included;
-:  EGT-V = 7 arms connected to Glastonbury and the Arthurian romance;
DATABASE: 
-: a few entered, 85 + 9 arms in Goodall EGT;
REF: 
-: Goodall EGT = JA Goodal, Antiq. J. 70:82-94, 1990;


ArmBem:
= EHT = EW
ARMORIAL: 
-: 2000 painted arms & crests;
-: probably member of the Bodensee Group; woodblock frames similar to ING-BLW series;  
DATE:
-: 1474, 1478 noted;
-: Sixtus IV (Rovere, 1471-1484);
PROVENANCE:  
-: c1725 owned by FBf.Eickstätt Johan Anton fhr Knebel zu Katzenellenbogen.  
CONTENT:
-:  Popes and bishops, high nobility, quaternionen, ternionen, emperor Friederich and 7 electors, turnieradel and gentry - all german. References to Siebmacher added in early 18C;
-: p.66-67 = emperor Sigismund + 12 quaternionen;
COMPARE:
-: Bodensee group
-: ING, similar writing and shield-types;
REF:
-: RM Kloos, Wappen in Bayern, Kataloge Ausstellung 6.09-27.10.1974 HStA München, 1974, p.31;
-: O.Hupp, BGH 113, annex with note on similarities;


ArmBem:
= Jahrzeitbuch von Elgg;
ARMORIAL:
-: 
CONTENT:
-: Bourgois families of the town of Elgg.  
REF: 1 refs (BGH); www;
RE:
-: Aniversar von Uster (AUS), same artist;


Titel:
Palais archiépiscopal de Embrun (Haute-Alpes)


Titel:
Armorial des rois de l'épinette de Lille

ArmBem:
approx 201 non-noble arms; ultimo 15C hand. 
HIST: 
-: compiled by Gaspard Dubois, herald of the fête de l'Épinette 1481 as an armorial of the roys of the jousts performed at Lille during 200 years - a reconstruction made in 1566 for members of the Lille patriciat, with older names changed to accomodate the 'newer' families;;
REF: 
-: M Popoff 'Armorial des ..' 1984; 
-: Francois Boniface, in: Les Armoriaux', Cah.LdO, 8:243ff, 1997;
-: Francois Boniface: ' les armoriaux de l'Epinette, d'abominables faux', Bull.de la Commission Historique du Nord, Lille, 1991;
-: webfacsimile = http://numerique.bibliotheque.bm-lille.fr/sdx/num/manuscrit_440/
-: Dominique Delgrange, pers.com. 2.06.2011;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: Mural paintings, arms and crests, formerly  on a tower at Erstfeld, canton Uri, Schweiz, on a meeting of the imperial diet at Spire/Speyer in 1309 in the reign of emperor Heinrich VII (r.1308-1313);
DATE:
-: 1309;
CONTENT:
-: nobles from areas along the Rhine from Schweiz to Brabant;
DATABASE:
-: 78 items to be entered from Gasser ERF (ERF/e, vs.C); nummeration Gasser, 
COMPARE:
-: SGH in Ms.1084, as is WB Tsudi;
NOTE:
-: parent ms of Gasser ERF bleached with no difference between Argent and Or, some modifed into Or by Clemmensen (2008);
-:  all legends in several later hands, not distinguised here;
-:  identifications given by Gasser were based on Ganz, Zeller-Werdmüller and Ms.1085 WB Tsudi (not 1084/SGH), some modified by Clemmensen;
REF:  
-: BGH (4 refs, 1884-1900, incl. Ganz, Zeller-Werdmüller); 
-: P.Ganz: Das Wappenbuch des Stadtschreibers Cysat von Luzern, AHS, 1900, 14:92- = vs.A;
-:H. Zeller-Werdmüller: Denkmäler aus der Feudalzeit im Lande Uri, Mitteil.Antiq.Ges.Zürich, 1884, 21:138-;
-: H Gasser: Der Turm von Erstfeld und seine Wappenfolge, AHS 105:267-278, 1991;


ArmBem:
= ECQ = CQ
ARMORIAL:
-: painted arms and equestrian figures in various styles;
PROVENANCE:
-: probably owned by Gilles de Rebecque Hainaut KoA, fl.1498 (notes in nearly illegible cursive);
CONTENTS:
-: 9 preux & preuses; kings as mounted knights jousting; nobles from 'Greater Burgundy';
-: style and major part of the content as an ETO-clone, probably related to either BHM or LYN;
COMPARE:
-: preux-preuses similar to CES, CNK and  tapestries in MPP (Castello della Manta, Saluzzo, Monferrato-Piémont, Italia);
-: ETO-fla, LYN/BHM-bur, LYN/BHM-bra, ? ETO-hol, ? LYN-mar;
DATABASE:
-: only a few items, with provisional foliation;
NOTE:
-: tilting helmets in fo.64-part slightly more pointed than BHM and LYN, certain arms different, legends, mantling and fo.64r similar; pageant helmets and mantling also similar;
-: described as a LYN-clone by Loutsch AL;
REF: 
-: Adam AB no.32;
CHECK:
-: RBQ  -- same armorial ?; Adam 31 / 32;
-: Adam AB no. 31;  ed. D'Aumerie: Chevalerie au XVe siècle, Celles-le-Tournai 1904;
-: handwriting of Hendrik Heessel;


Titel:
Codex Seffken = Wappenbuch 'Von den Ersten'

ArmBem:
= EW;
ARMORIAL:  449 items (clem) / 450 items (ref ?). Painted arms and crests; few legends, several pages only partially finished, some pages illegible. 
DATE: 
-: 1379-89 (ref ?, Arnold Horn Bf.Liege 1379-89); Anton della Scala d.1388 [78];
PROVENANCE:  
-: Probably a sketchbook of a herold from Niederrhein in the service of Arnold van Horn, Bp.Liége 1379-89 (ERS:??).
CONTENT:  
-: Rheinland, Alsace, Schwaben, Franken, Suisse [and some from France, England, Scotland and Italy].  At the end several kings and emperors (fo. 40r-40v) as well as Preter John and the 9 worthies (fo. 41r ?).  Many unfinished items;
COMPARE:
-: several names as in BEL;
-: some imaginary arms as in GEL, e.g. Hector, Charlemagne;
DATABASE: 
-:  items from Hildebrandt ERS; numbering by Clemmensen 2003, notebook 4 + Hildebrandt ERS content list;
-:  ExtNr1 from unknown source, possibly page*6; 
-: identification credited to Hildebrandt where indicated in content list, some from Jequier BEL;
REF: 
-:  Hildebrandt ERS = AM Hildebrandt / GA Seyler 'Wappenbuch von den Ersten genannt Codex Seffken' Berlin 1893 (Berlin, Bibl.Herold, B.109;  KB-ls, LZCT, large format, content list with identifications and transcriptions; www, pdf);
-:  BGH (5 ref);  
-: Anrooij GM, 1991;
-: Herold, 1911,42:92-93, note by Alex v. Dachenhausen;
-: http://digital.ub.uni-duesseldorf.de/ihd/content/pageview/1076287 
NOTE: origin = wes, if not otherwise indicated;


ArmBem:
= AE = Armorial espagnol (pop);
CONTENT: 
-: arms of the principal houses of Spain;
COMPARE:  
-: several arms i LBQ;
REF: Popoff HE 118-123;


Edition:
Clemmensen 2001 + Pastoureau & Popoff 2001

Titel:
Armorial Equestre de la Toison d'Or & de la l'Europe

ArmBem:
= TO;
PREFACE:  
: Edition Clemmensen terminated 13.03.2001 as the Pastoureau-Popoff edition was reported going into print.
ARMORIAL:
-: 1024 numbered items in ETO/a - main manuscript;
-: partial copies in: ETO/b (15C, Clairambault1312, 'le petit': CTdO, preux), ETO/c (17C, Estampes), ETO/d (15C, Add.11542, APA/a, QPA: en), ETO/e (17C, fr.8199, APA/b: aut), CHE (15C, ms.89240: aut, boh), COL (15C, private: boh, aut, pol);
DATE: 
-: 1436-40 + 1461, CTdO (pas); 1440-61 (ran);  Prepared  1434 under the direction of Jean le Fevre 1398-1468, Sr de St Remy Toison d'Or roi d'armes, continued 1436 + 1462 (-sc).
CONTENT:  
-: 1024/1025/1042/1062/1071 items = 79 mounted knights (45 princes + 34 CTdO) + 945 shields + 18 names (+ 1 crest, + 1 mtd kt separated) (-sc);  1021 = 79 kt + 942 shields (cm+pas);  1019 = 74 kt (38+39) + 942 shields +  3 legends above blank shields  (Ll, Cb);   in  2 distinct parts  1)  l'Europe = EE:1-996;   2): CTdO = EE:997-1042.  The difference is due to 3 blank shields with legends; no arms later than 1440 (Pas EE 2:25); EE:1008 Vienne no collier;
-: 1071 items in Pas ETO;
EDITING:  ..
LANGUAGE:  French-wallon ?
SOURCES: 
-:  WIN (ETO-5/11 Normandie); 
COMPARE:  Extensively copied into BHM, LYN, APA, ARS, RUE, CLE and NLU; also CHE;
STYLING:
-.  its main characteristics are the distinctive mounted knights by 2 (?, SW vs Burgund 1) unknown artists;two layouts are used for the shields: L (5*5) with watermark Chessrook (cr),  and K (4*5) with watermark Dauphin-fleurdelis (da); 2 additional watermarks present on blank pages, and Oxhead-cross (oc) and Oxhead-etoile (os) on paper of later manufacture, distribution of watermarks is incomplete;
¤ same atelier with painter-A for the tables in ETO/a in AOTdO Ms.51 (CAM/a), BL Add.11542 (APA/a), and CHE;
-:  painter-B for the mounted figures in ETO/a 'Grand';
-:  painter-C for the mounted figures in ETO/b 'Petit';
-: hand-A for scribe with gothic lettering in ETO/a and APA/a;
-: hand-B  -- p.m.
DATABASE: 
-.  1171(+) items, taken from Pinches & Wood, revised with Larchey and BA ms.4790;
-: ItemNr changed to Pastoureau ETO on 28.07.2004, incl. later additons and sketches; 
-: Ex1 = Clemmensen EE, 2001, moved 28.07.2004, only medieval and relevant items, old numeration (EE) still in most refs, see concordance ItemNr-Ex1;
-: Ex2 = ??;
-: Ex3 = number of knight in OTdO;
NOTE: 
-: arms of CTdO dated 1435-38 but some titles of later date ! (Pas ETO 2:22); arms of mannequins typically 1420-30;
-: some refs in database still with EE-numbers as in Clemmensen (<2001);
REF: 
-:  Ll = #501= Larchey ETO = Loredan Larchey 1890 (chromotype, 114 plates);  
-: To = #454 = Pinches ETO  = L Pinches & A Wood 'An European Armorial', 1971  (drawings from Ll); 
-:  Sc = Clemmensen RW  =  S Clemmensen, 24.CISGH in Besancon 2000;
-: Clemmensen RH = 'The English in the Golden Fleece group of armorials', CoA 2006, 3 ser 2, no.211:11-44;   
-: Popoff A = Artois, 'Marche d'armes' plate (3 ciffer, Pa) or page reference (4 ciffer);   
-: Raneke BHM 84 (Cb); Vaivre (planned 1974); Merindol CV; 
-: Pastoureau GA; 
-: Pastoureau ETO = Pastoureau & Popoff, vol.1  facsimile, vol.2 identifications, St.Jorioz 2001; 
-: Eck = Eeckhout F, 1997;


ArmBem:
2-part university matrikel 1392-1636; several beautiful paintings of coats of arms, including crests and mantelling.
REF:   5 ref (BGH).  AM Hildebrand, Herold 1880 p.56, 1881 p.115.


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: illustrated chronicle with tables of arms, 33 painted arms;
RE:
-: GEW = Edlibach WB;
REF: 
-: 2 refs (BGH);   
-: W Eichhorn, 12.CIGH 1974/78;
-: W.T. Collins, pers.com. 08.2016;


ArmBem:
SYNONYM:  Arden;
ARMORIAL: 486 + 97 arms; orig + copy 15-17C;
DATE: c1285 (aw, gjb);
CONTENT:  F:1-486 nobles and gentry in England, incl foreigners; F:487-583 later amendment (F-II);
-: several doubles in addendum and some knights assigned more than once with different arms;
COMPARE:
-:  most items in common with St.George's roll (E, 677 items), but in different order and with some 40 having different Christian names; a few items appear to have transposed legends or legends of uncertain origin;
-:  comments on copies and addenda in CEMRA; 
EDITION: 
-: A = a + b + c + d + e;  
-: B = f + g (Duke of Bedford's roll);
DATABASE:  583 items items from Humphery-Smith AN; verified with Brault RAE;
-: items > F:486 are from Fii = addendum in version B;
-: normalised legends in Humphery-Smith AN retained;
REF:
-:  Brault RAE 1:257-297,-306;
-:  Humphery-Smith AN (as ordinary);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  73 arms; paper;
CONTENT: the Pastons; obits of Barry;
REF: Ancestor 10(1904)87-97;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: cartulary of 1412, margin illustrations; benefactors;
-: 2 parts, one in PRO, Duchy of Lancaster Records (FC/a), second in BL, Add.33244 (FC/b);
see CEMRA for full list of mss;
REF: JC Atkinson, Chetham Society 1886-1919;


Titel:
Jean Faucket's Commonplace Book on Heraldry

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  
-: 456 coats-of-arms, incl. the Faucket arms [444] and basic tints and figures; 
-: arms presented like a short treatise; several pages of handwritten texts on various subjects;
DATE:
-: c.1497 (last date mentioned in ms);
-: Pius II (Piccolomini) r.1458-64 [432];
PROVENANCE:
-: Jean Faucket, fl.1448-1497, roi d'armes de Philippe D.Bourgogne, fought in Battle of St.Omer, knighted by Maximilian I;
CONTENTS:
-: preliminary segmentation: 1-3 arms (Chatillon a.o.); heraldic tints (unnumb.); 4-146 arms (143-146 Renty); 147-334 arms (french princes of the blood, Dreux a.o); 335-354 kings (Vatican, emperor, Prester John, Palaelogos, France a.o); 355-394 arms; 395-430 high nobility (Bourgogne, Normandie, Brabant, Wittelsbach a.o); 431 Faucket; 432-439 Pius II;
COMPARE:
-: CPF / URF 45 included, but corrupted sequence, source both painted and blazoned;
-: Urfe Group / CHA, URF 48 imaginary arms; more like VER 25 -- Jochim RS (379, 383, 386, 404);
-: Bodensee Group, imaginary arms;
¤ Jochim RS mentions "fr.5027", possibly BA, ms.5027 (ABR, PVC, CTR);
STYLE:
-: weak white double tressure on many items without importance;
-: several instances of misreading of blazon in source, e.g. #390;
-: several instances of mispainting, but usually correct blazon, or with misreadings of source;
-: mistakes commented on 42v, 48v by Faucket, from painted source -- Jochim RS;
DATABASE:
-: entered in part, segmentation and numeration by Clemmensen;
-: legends as in CPF or Jochim RS;
-: FCB:1-159 examples of blazons, only entered in part;
-: Ex1 = numbers in Clemmensen CPF;
-: Ex2 =  muslims; numbered by Jochim [n(clem) = n(Jochim) + 2];
-. Ex3 = kings, from URF 47, with legends of URF;
REF:
-:  www.beinecke.library.yale.edu (facsimile of arms and text, 14 display pages à 20 frames, arms on most of frames 4-120);
-: Jochim RS (imaginary arms of muslims, nos.376-406);
-: Hiltman SH 158-164;
RE:
-: Beinecke 320:145r (heralds consulting on best treatise on armory);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  blasoned arms;
DATE: c1450 (Eeckhout FM, 1450-E);
CONTENT:  
-: european nobles and gentry by marches; 
-: descendance of Vidame d'Amiens a present (1560),
-: descriptions of countries
NOTE: 
-:  inspired by URF ? (pop);
REF:  
-: M Popoff, RFHS 54-59:203-236, 1998 (re CHA; list of contents);


ArmBem:
= Y30 = Papworth Q = Greenstreet 34;;
ARMORIAL:  
-: spurious roll (arw), from 2 lost rolls of accounts by Walter Wetwang, treasurer of the Household of wages paid to soldiers present before Calais 1346-47;
-: 3 versions, see CEMRA for details = A (FCR/a, CEMRA I.A, 88 bannerets a.o. names), B (FCR/b-g, CEMRA II.A-F, 117 bannerets), C (FCR/h-t, CEMRA III.A-J a.o., 104-111 items, conflagation of A&B, mostly B);
DATABASE:
-: not yet entered, notes from W.T. Collins, 31.05.2011;
REF:
-:  Collins FCR = W.T. Collins, handwritten transcription of Stratford u/A, Archer 44:82r-83r (FCR/s);
-:  FCR/t = Textmanuscripts.com, via W.T.Collins;


Titel:
Francesco de Eixemenis: 'Primer de Chrestia'

ArmBem:
19 descriptions (in catalan); edition 1483, 19 kings;
REF: CoA 161/1993, wtc.


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 32 arms; copy 14C; vellum, 2 membranes, poor condition;seam FF:24/25;
DATE: 1300-1307 (sc/gjb)
CONTENT:  compilation temp Edw.I;  1-8 earls; 9 L.Galloway; 10-32 lords prominent in administration of Scotland;
DATABASE: items from Humphery-Smith ANT;
REF: Ea506-510;  McAndrew 1984; Mitchell;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: a family book with miscellaneous content;
CONTENT:
-:  3 magi, quaternionen, Eptingen branches by crest, tournament honour of Rudolf vE, members of TG Fisch & Falke, memorials of family members;
NOTE:
-: Ranft WN 116n5 .. Illustrations of Eptinger arms and TG emblems; 
-: pics similar to  Galbreath LH 238 fig.671:  WB Hieronimus Fischer, Basel SA, c.1550;
REF:
-: Dorothea Christ: Das Familienbuch der Herren von Eptingen. - Liestal 1992;


ArmBem:
Low Countries nobility collated 1395-1398;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: 1035 arms in 2 parts;
-: Phillips Ms.14020 = Pt.I, temp Hen.V c1413; 
-: Philips Ms.14921 = Pt.II c1471
DATE:  
-: 1413 (aw); '1422+1450+1430-60' (clem /  tentativ);  c.1415-22 (Goodall 1990/94);
PROVENANCE:
-:  This seems to have been owned by Robert Glover, Somerset Herald (d.1588), Ralph Starkey (d.1628) and Sir Edward Dering (d.1644). 
CONTENT: 
-:  1-50 kings;
-: Fenwick’s Roll part I, the first 29 rows of which were dated to the reign of Henry V by Wagner (CEMRA, pp. 81-3)
NOTE: 
-:  falsification by Dering;
-: 
ILL: 
-: Bedingfeld 61 (row 118-21), Bedingfeld 109 (row 137-38);
REF:
-: Goodall CP, ch.5;


ArmBem:
see  Tho Holme's Book, 3 standards taken at Brampston Moor by sir Wm Molyneux;


Titel:
Rôle d'armes Flaccio-Grenser, Joute de 1433

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 48 arms; original and 1651 copy by Engelbert Flacchio, herald in Bruxelles,  now destroyed;
DATE:
-: pseudo-tournament in 1433 in Bruxelles  -- Eeckhout TBX 137-156;
-: possibly tournament of 1409 in Bruxelles, marriage of Anthony Hz.Brabant and Elizabeth of Görlitz. -- kpe;
-: possibly at Lille c1400/1415 (l'Epinette)  -- jme;
CONTENT:  
-: dutch knights, present names and titles probably confounded;
ILL:
-: FLG/c:123-124;
REF:  
-: A Grenser: Ein flandern'sche Turnier Anno 1433, Adler 1(1871) no.10-12, pp.96-98 + 112-113 + 124-125;  
-: Adam AB (bra);
-: Eeckhout GA;
CHK:
-: mss & pages;
-: FH.II.6530 -or- 6560;


Titel:
Noms de nobles de Flandres.. Louis de Nevers l'an 1322


ArmBem:
ILL: Bedingfeld H 15 (fo.105-6, p. 98 (fo.38)


ArmBem:
= Fojnicki grbovnik
ARMORIAL:
-: 138 painted shields of targe type; 3 miniatures leading armorial;
DATE:
-: late 15C;
-: ancient bosnian state (Illyria) absorbed by turks 1463;
CONTENT:
-: bosnian, serb and croat nobility;
-: FOJ:1 state arms = Ks.HRR / Albania, Macedonia, Slavonia, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Dalmatia, Serbia, Croatia, Rascia, illegible, Primordia;
DATABASE:
-: not entered;
ILL:
-: facsimile, less nos.84-90, 120;
NOTE: 
-: see  Popoff Bibl #1180;
REF: 
-: P. Vesara, l'armorial de Fojnica, Sarajevo, 1972;
-: wikimedia;
-: Exhibition, Copenhagen Town Hall, 10.2014, Conf.Culturelle des Soc.Étrangers (facsimile);


Titel:
blason des armes de la noblesse de Forez par Honoré d'Urfé

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  original perdu;
REF:  Boos RV 586;


Titel:
Nobles de Flandres .. Philippe II .. l'an 1421

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  paper, folio; a spurious roll;
CONTENT: Flemish knights accompnying Phil II 'hardi' to France in 1421 in revenge; cited by JM Van Eeckhout;
REF: Gs#3032a *


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: painted arms,
DATE:
-: >1531 (Ferdinand I, DtKg 1531, 9r);
CONTENT:
-: several segments: ternionen; quaternionen; imaginary kings; german emperor Max I, Charles V; tournament societies; mixed german and foreign arms;
PROVENANCE:
-: Francis Nau of Paris 1609; Henry Wellesley <1866, A.F.Morant (d.1882); Franks (bequest of Soc.Antiq.London);
COMPARE:
-: late member of the Bodensee Group, see Richental / KCR;
ILL:
-: 8r kings; 12v Denmark;


ArmBem:
= FRA
ARMORIAL:  illustrative items. blasoned in Froissart's Oeuvres, extracted by Humphery-Smith;
REF:  C R Humphery-Smith, Family History, 18 no.147:87-114 (N.S. no.123), 1996;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
PROVENANCE: heraut Franquevie, fl.1485;
CONTENT: treatise, incl. arms of Trazegnies and Kleve;
REF:  Pusikan, Herold, 1882, 10:167-186 (review, p.174);


Titel:
Sculptured decoration on outside wall in Wiener Neustadt

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: sculptured decoration on outside wall in Wiener Neustadt, in situ;
-: erected on the order of Friedrich III von Habsburg, Ks.HRR,


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 212 arms,  copy 17C; lost orig: 6.5in x 9ft 4.75in = 165 x 2864 mm; 53x4 shields
DATE:  c.1282 (Wa + Denholm Young), c1285 (Ea);
PROVENANCE:  Wm Segar 'Garter' 1605; Wm le Neve 'Clarenceux' c1640;
CONTENT: 1-24  kings + english earls + english lords & gentry;
COMPARE:
-: probably no relation to HE/FW (clem), as argued by Brault, many legends with different christian names; 
-: Sherborne missal (SM / SHN), 72 shields, mostly corresponding to Segar's Roll, re: T.S. Tolley, Coat of Arms, 1988, 142:122-133;
EDITING: ;
DATABASE: 212  items from Humphery-Smith AN, verifed with Brault RAE;
-: normalised legends by Humphery-Smith AN retained;

REF: 
- Greenstreet, Genealogist 4(1880)50-58,90-97, ordinary; 
-  Brault RAE 1:307-322, 1997; 
-  StJ-Hope & Barron 1903, proof;


ArmBem:
ARMS: 261 blason;
MANUSCRIPT:  copy by Tho Wriothesley d.1534;  GA + ST;
CONTENT:  
-: 2 of 4 bde (Edw.I, Pr.Edw/StJohn) in  action on the Cree 8.08.1300, 3 wk after Caerlaverock; bde Hereford + bde Surrey left out;
NOTE: 
-:  GA + ST kompileret af mester og elev ? (gjb);
-:  261 (Ea 40+468) / 259 arms (CEMRA 34), several blank items excluded by crhs;
DATABASE: items from Humphery-Smith ANT;verified with Brault RAE;
-: numeration from Brault RAE, H-S ANT numbers in Ex1;
REF: 
-: Brault RAE 1:445-470 = Brault GA = Ea; 
-: Mitchell GA, 1980;
-: D. Simpkin: The Galloway Roll. Its contents, composition and value to military history, BIHR / Historical Research, 2009, 82/218:613-634;


ArmBem:
Paper, fo, 163 ff; unknown number of arms. Two parts, the first of 1452-62;  the second later and  using wood-cut blocks. South german nobility and 'seize' ancestrial arms of von Waldersdorff d.1571.


ArmBem:
= G = GA = GL = G (pop, ed. Adam) = VB (pop, ed.Bouton); 
ARMORIAL:  original, painted arms and crests; 
DATE:  
-: 1370-86, most datable segments of arms, based on Jequier BEL; ms of 1400/05
-: 1334-72 (Bouton);1368-1405 (jq, 1987/92); 1370-86 (Jequier BEL, 1983); 1369-96 (BGH); 1370-95 (Adam-Even, Achen 1971, ran); 1370-1405 (pas); 1380-84 (jq, 11.CIGH 1972); 1390-1397 (wp, Paravicini HQ 119); 1395-1400 (wva 2016, ms); 1400-1403/05 (clem 2016, ms);
-: compiled by  Claes Heionen / Heinenzoon 'Gelre' & 'Beijeren' herald,  STA assumes before 1372 during Gelre's stay with the court of Jean de Chatillon, but several items are later (clem);
-:  1369-75 Empire & France (pae);  1371-79 Polen (pae);
CONTENTS: 
-: 1755 arms, most with crests, in  55 segments; some late 15C additions with higher numbers  (BGH), and addtional arms in text segments;
SOURCES: 
-: mostly older sources, some observations by author-collator;
PROVENIENCE:  
-: Compiled in autograph by Claes Heinen, Gelre Herald 1372-74 to Jean de Chatillon C.Blois & D.Gueldre, later in service 1375-1414 to Gf.Holland-Hainaut (Albrecht van Wittelsbach d.1404; Willem VI 1404-) as  Beijeren Herald c1407.  Owned  by Jean de Luxembourg D.Enghien  - Jacques d.1487 - Pierre d.1482 - Francoise 1485 gm/ Philip von Kleve S.Ravenstein;  Dachsberg (fo.123v);
COMPARE:
-: Several segments copied into BHM (BGH, ran, clem) and ETO (clem);
-: QNN might be by the same scribe-painter;
-: Relation between BEL and GEL undetermined, but have probably included exchanges (lj, pae);  
EDITING:  
-: several continuators; probably 2 unrelated main parts (1r-25v; 26r-121rv, incl. add) bound together;
-: late segments in disorder, possibly during a rebinding ? (Jequier 1972);
-: late amendments incl. in BHM (i.e. <1450);
LANGUAGE: 
-: 20% is heraldic poetry
STYLING: 
-: predrawings of some 2600 shields, 
-: crest of dragon's head as griffin's/eagle's heads;
DATABASE:  
-: items and blazons from Adam GEL (ed.1971, jq), incl. text parts nos.1-1814 + 12 bis-nos;
NOTE:
-:  the 1971 reedition by Jequier is better than the 1961-68 edition by Adam-Even (pas);
-: Rietstap indexed GEL without verifying the families -- Popoff GEL 479 (Amelryx);
ILL: 
-: Neubecker H 4+47+48+61+173l+246+377; Bergens-Pantens GEL (b/w);. Pastoureau AH 51 (80r);
REF: 
-: BGH  (30 ref);  Cae / Adam #40-44; Raneke BH 80 (Cb, ran); 
-: Adam GEL = P Adam-Even,  Arch.Her.Suisses (1961-1968), reedition 1971 by Léon Jequier (1755 items),
-: Bergen GEL = C. van den Bergen-Pantens, Gelre. BR. Ms.15652-56, Eds.Helmont, Leuven 1992 (reprint Adam GEL, b/w facsimile);
-: Popoff GEL =  M. Popoff: Armorial Gelre, Paris 2012 (incl. Bouton facsimile, full text, 59 items [1756-1814] omitted between 1740/1741 in Adam GEL; intro: Pastoureau pp.7-25);
-: Eds. Victor Bouton, 1881-1905, Eds.A (4 tomes, 15 ex in facsimile), Eds. B (7 of 10 planned tomes, 62 ex, KB Cph;  in 11 vols = 1.1-2, 2, 3.1-2, 4, 5, 6.1-3, 7);  
-:  F. Lyna, 1936, Cat.Ms.KBR, 12:132-150 #7516 (in: Bergen GEL);
-:  D Galbreath, AHS 60 (1946);  
-:  C Campbell 'Strabolgi', AHS 83 (1969) 41-42;  
-:  Jequier BG, 11.CIGH 1972;  
-:  Jequier BEL =  'Armorial Bellenville', Léopard d'or, Paris 1983; 
-:  Jequier 'Marie de Bourgogne', AHS 1986; 
-: Jequier 'Dachsberg', AHS 104 (1990) 31-33 (exlibris in GEL);  
-: Jequier 'les louanges des preux chevaliers', AHS 106 (1992) 28-42; 
-: HH Reclam ' Hz.Groëtwün', AH 88 (1974) 50-53; 
-: Androiij GC = W Anroiij 'chivalric culture', Coat of Arms 9 ns, no.160 (1992) 337-344; 
-: Pastoureau, partie bretonne, Cah.Her. 2:71-91, 1975;
-: Anrooij GM, 1991;
-: A.H. Dunbar, scottish arms in GEL, Proc.Soc.Antiq.Scot, 1890-91, 9-22;
-: Clemmensen DS;


ArmBem:
Paper, fo, 159 ff, arms and crest only on pp.144v-156r (approx. 500).  Local North Swiss chronicle.  Photocopy in Zürcher SB
NOTE:
-: many items also in HZL and ZUR
RE:
-: EZC, Edlibach's Zürcher Chroniek;


ArmBem:
CONTENT: 
-: Augsburger families and relatives of Hans Gossembrot / Groosenbrots / Gossembrode; 
-: town historiograhy
REF:  
-: K fhr. Neuenstein, Wappenkunde 1899; 28.JhBericht Historischen Vereins fü Oberbayern, 1865.


ArmBem:
SYNONYM:  Rôle d'armes de Gaignières
ARMORIAL:  painted arms; 4x5/pg;
DATE:  1285-90  (pas);
PROVENANCE: original lost,  copy by Gaignières of 'a 1289 voyage to Outremer';  
CONTENT:  
-: 153 FR (incl. bretons) + EN by counties ?. 
REF:  
-: Pastoureau HB 129;


ArmBem:
> 2 mss, copy c1430, current ownership unknown.  
CONTENT: austrian ducal arms, fictitious sovereigns.

CHECK:  see HRZ for relations between GHC, HRZ and '95 Herschaften'


Titel:
Genealogie der Grafen und Herzöge von Kleve

ArmBem:
Parchment, 8vo.
-: possibly the same as: "van denbeghinne ende van den oerspronck des landes van Cleve", 1475 -- Nagel (2005) and F.  Gorissen &al: "150 Jahre Landkreis Kleve", Kleve 1966;


ArmBem:
SYNONYM:  livre du heraut Orleans;
DATE:  1475 (Gs); 
PROVENANCE:  probably not by Jean le Feron c1518 as noted in Saffroy; 
MANUS: 
-: BER + ORL + GLA + PBN (princes de Bourbon) c1475';
CONTENT: 
-:  some 2000 blasons by main device subsegmented by mainly french marche d'armes;
-: some scots, possibly in the BER-part;
NOTE: 
-: GLA might be the latter parts of ORL (clem); 
REF: Gs2918;  HS London, CA 5 (1958) 29; Brault EB 4; Cat.Ms.Fr.Ancien Fonds 5, (1902) 180;


Titel:
Wappenblätter des Germanischen Museums Nürnberg

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: painted arms 6 crests; probably member of the Bodensee Group;
NOTE:
-: Possibly made by the anonymous professional armorial painter responsible for SGH, BLW  and part of ING.  The arms of each armorialcome in different sequences, never are pages identical in different armorials;
REF:
-: BGH 106-114, annex with discussion on woodblock and maker;
-: Blanchard RYN 34 (shelf no, relation);


Titel:
La ancienne noblesse du duchee de Brabant

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  no info - see KBR Ms.IV.1276;
DATE:  ms c.1540;
REF:  www.KBR.be (new acquisitions)


Titel:
L'ancienne noblesse du contee de Flandres

ArmBem:
= 1557-G (jme);
ARMORIAL:  680 painted and blazoned arms, cris de guerre  and comments (jme);  557  (noted, clem); 
DATE:  ms of c.1540, collation possibly c1440 (clem, 1400 too early); 
PROVENANCE: prepared for Corneille Gaillard, herald of emperor Charles V, fl.1540;
CONTENT:  
-: flemish nobility and towns in 8 segments: 01 count (1-2), 02 douze pairs (3-14), 03 towns (15-44); 04 towns (45-56, 05 towns (57-80), 06 barons & bannerets (81-172), 07 officers (173-184), 08 lords (185-680);
DATABASE:  
-: items entered from Eeckhout FM, cris-de-guerre and blazons omitted;
-: most items not compared with identifications in Eeckhout FM;
NOTE: 
-: several items in LBQ-fla, derived from DPY (c.1300, amended); 
-: key ref in XRA;
-: probably a source of P. Bergmans, Paris-Brx 1919;
ILL:  web-page (20r);
REF:  
-: KBR new acquisitions 1997 (www.kbr.be); 
-: J. van Maldergem, Brx 1866;
-: Eeckhout FM 1:240-255 (transcription);


ArmBem:
named by Adam-Even, probably 17C (Boos CDS);
CONTENT: 264 normands a.o. (?);
-: possibly from URF  -- Eeckhout FM;


ArmBem:
= GV = GD; earlier nom. 1425
ARMORIAL: 
-: 1460 painted arms & blasons,  incl 163 civic arms and 900 crests (Raneke BHM); 
-: ff.3-10 an addition 1450-60 on colours, incl. blazoned arms (i.e. Cobound);
-: ff.10v-121r / 1n-219n = GOR proper;
-: QLS (KBR, ms.IV.1301) contain folios formerly in GOR;
DATE: 
-: 1456-1459 (clem); 1450-60 (Boos DB); 1425 (Raneke BH); c1448 (watermarks);
-: GOR:152 Wout Moelment Abt von St.Gertruid 1450; Aert Vincke, fl.1419 [165];
-: GOR:345 David de Bourgogne Bf.Utrecht 1456;
-: GOR:415 Anthoine D.Bourgogne 1404, d.1415;
-: GOR:802 Johan von Heinsberg Bf.Liège 1419-1459;
-: GOR:957 Prigent de Coëtivy, d.1450, admF 1439;
-: pope Eugen IV (r.1431-1447; GOR:113v), legate Guiliano Cesarini (GOR:21r);
CONTENT: 
¤ several parts, from different sources, partly interchanged, some possibly copied continuously on to a page, bound into one volume;
¤  Part 1: treatises and blazons;
-: GOR:1-145, unpaginated, foliated, has similar content of kings, dukes, counts and douze pairs de France as LBR;
-: GOR:3r description of colours from Christiane de Pisan,  'Livre des fais de la chevalerie';;
-: GOR:3v troians -- Bergen-Pantens TG;
¤  Part 2: the Gorrevod proper, covers mainly Brabant and its neighbours,
-: GOR:389-492, several subsegments of kings, dukes and counts of uncertain origin;
-: GOR:938-1009, mixed french, many bretons;
-: GOR:1028-1044, ancient Kings of France;
-: GOR:1045-1062, p.149, ancestors of Jean de Gavre and wife;
-: villes, 2x3;
-: 44r, 3x2 cr, CTdO;
SOURCES:  
-: mix from several older and contemporary sources, long period of compilation (cbp);
-:  GOR:9-145 (excl. 'name-only' items, overlap 73/106) used same sources as LBR:4-130;
COMPARE:  
-:  not related are TMO, TCO, BEL, GEL, GRU, MIL, ING, UFF, URF, LLG, VER, WIN, LYN, BHM;
¤ QLS = KBR, ms.IV.1301, only QLS 03 (Limburg-Stirum, bra, 60 items, 225x173 mm) and possibly  04 by the same hand A, could be pat of GOR; 01 is a tournament fragment;
LANGUAGE: 
-:  middle neederlands text, blason in french; some later emendations of legends in flemish;
STYLE: 
-: vol banneret oncrests;
-: mainly tilting helmets, slightly variable in style and position;
DATABASE: 
-:  partially entered; 1328 items transferred as numbered from Boos GOR, 76 only as ghost items; identified by Clemmensen; the provisional numeration disregards lacunae on pp. 1-5, 20-31 (GOR:232 / GOR:233), 78-79, 151-160;
-:  sectioned by Raneke, revised by Clemmensen - need further revision;
-:  irregularites at items 175 + 667  + 768; 
-: extra items:  690bis;
-: Ex1 = Boos GOR numeration 2004;
-: Ex6 = pagination according to Boos GOR, 2004;
-:  several items need critical scrutiny;
NOTES:
-: letter from E de Boos 22.12.2003;
-: possibly used as a source of Rietstap (clem);
-: verification based on XRA + Rolland + Adam AB;
-: QFP = KBR, IV.1249, related, as draft ?;
ILL:  
-: 14r (b/w); 11r, 11v, pp.6+8+9+13+15+16+22+28;
-: QLS, ms.IV.1301 = ms.148, fo.227rv-236rv + 225rv (formerly GOR/c);
REF: 
-:  C vd Bergen-Pantens, in prep 1989/2007/2015;
-:  Boos GOR/GD, manus file 2003 (GOR/GD:1-1328, unfinished);
-:  Bergen-Pantens AG, Cah.Leopard d'or 8 (1997) 231-241 (codicology; Colloque 1994);
-:  Bergen-Pantens GD, Rev.Nord, 2006, 88:805-824 (codicology, mss variants, GOR/b);
-:  Raneke BHM 84; Gs2914b;  Adam-Even FMH; Adam-Even AB;
-:  Boos B = Pc, Berry = GOR:140r-144r = GOR/GD:785-834, numeration of Adam-Even;
-:  Helmont LS 7-30 (facsimile only, QLS, ff.225rv-236rv);


Titel:
Wappenfrieze auf Gozzoburg in Krems (AU)

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: mural frieze of 2 rows of shields and crests (approx. 28 arms legible) in hall of building dated c.1270 by dendrochronology, arms probably near contemporary with this; house assumed to have been owned by Gozzo of Krems (d.c.1291), and have been in constant use by patrician families since ;
-: room for 6 arms on end walls (top, bottom) and 12 on long walls (right, left); numbered 1-36 in top row counted from left corner (Bohemia), only 3 items left in lower row on top wall; fr = fragment;
¤ Bohemia, Austria, Styria, Moravia, Meissen, lost;
¤ Olmütz, Braunsweig, fr, fr, barry undy, eagle, eagle & chief, Lorraine, fr, lost, bend, pily-paly & chief;
¤ gamb in pale; fleur-de-lis in pairle, 3 crowns, bend wavy betw 2 crescents, Assassins, fr;
¤ swan, bat, man hooded isst, lost, lost, Hungary (cross), fr, eagle, lost, France, Jerusalem (variant), Silesia;
¤ lower, no crests:  barry of 4, barry of 10, per pale;
-: date and arms comparable to reign of the przemyslid Ottokar R.Bohemia & D.Austria & Styria;
NOTE:
-: Krems was a ducal town; the seal of Gozzo features an eagle;
REF:
-: Andreas Zajic, pers.comm. 2014; www.gozzoburg.at; wikipedia;
-: some arms on www;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: full blazon of knights with shields, jupon, caparison and banners - no crests;
-: Reimchronik or Ritterepos on the feudal war between the D.Brabant and the S.Grimbergen and S.Bertout, which began before 1142 (death of Gotfried (II) D.Brabant) and ended 1170, probably written in Brabant after the conclusion of the war of succession of Brabant 1355-1357 between Louis de Mâle C.Flandre and Wencelas of Luxembourg, the husband of the elder daughter of Jean (III) D.Brabant;
-: main person was Arnout (Bertout) van Grimbergen gt Drachenbart;
-: 102 arms from 80 persons from 66 families;
NOTE: 
-: used by de Raadt;
REF: 
-:  Boo GRO = JA de Boo, De Grimbergse Oorlog: middelnederlandse blazoenering in én rijmkroniek uit het midden van XIVe eeuw, Heraldicum disputationes: Jubileumuitgave 2000, pp.17-63 = Der 'Grimbergische Krieg', 11.ColAIH, St.Pölten, 1999, 45-56 (summary with examples);


ArmBem:
= CGW = KG;
ARMORIAL: 
-: approx. 380 pages with excellent artwork, approx. 2300 coats of arms, mostly with crests; several miniatures (kings, Helmschau, Turnierbanners); most items copied from older mss; several copies;
-: GRU/a (GStA, ms.21, vs.A) has disordered sequence compared to foliation and logical structure;
-: GRU/b (BSB, cgm.145, vs.A) probably very close to original sequence;
DATE:
-: noted as finished 9 april 1483 on GRU/a:1v;
-:  1483 noted on frontispiece of Stillfried GRU with arms of Deutsche Reich from 1870 and prussian order of Schwarze Adler, 1449 noted on 1r (emperor HRR); 1433 coronation of Friederich III (GRU/b:6c);
-: >1485 (Klaus Graf);
-: Order of St.Georg in GRU/a (GStA) replacing Cartharine Wheel in Pilgerfahrt (done 1486) suggests after that date, perhaps 1488 (clem);
PROVENANCE:   
-: made for Conrad Grünenberg, mayor of Konstanz; copied for Hz.Bayern;
CONTENT: 
-: Emperor Fried III, 1440-93 + Emperor Maximilian, 1493-1519;quaternionen, fabulous kings, ternionen,  large segments of mixed dukes, counts and lords from various countries and several segments of members of Turniergesellschaften;
-: textual references to Richental (KCR, 53r), Marco Polo (50r, several miniatures), John Mandeville (49v, 50rv, several miniatures), Jacob de Voragine al. Jacobus van Viatico (fl.1245, 51r);
COMPARE: 
-: probably using same tradition (sources ?) as KCR, DWF, MIL, ING, UFF, STU, SGH, QDB, WGH, as there is large overlaps, but no consistent concordance among the group, a few segments might be concordant;
STYLE:
-: membership of Turniergesellschaften noted in red ink on several items;
DATABASE: 
-: 2316 records, incl. pages with miniatures and text, most items transferred from transcription of Stillfried GRU (by de Boos), conferred with Grinberg GRU, with several items added from ms in GStA PK Berlin (GRU/a) and ms in BSB (GRU/b), then renumbered by Clemmensen as in GRU/b (BSB) with miniature pages prefixed 9xxx and arms not in both GRU/a+b prefixed 8xxx;'
-: 1693 not used;
-: supplementary information, incl.foliation of GRU/a (GStA) in tblGRU_compar; 
-: 2189 items transferred from GRU/b (de Boos), renumbered by Clemmensen as in Ex2, following Boos foliation;
-: Ex1 = GRU/a, GStA, numeration according to foliation, foliation not in tblArmItems;
-: Ex2 = Popoff GRU numeration, added 11.2011;
-: Ex3 = interim, Clemmensen, 12.2008. after GStA visit, used for identifications until mid 03.2009;
-: Ex4 = interim, Clemmensen, used 15.03.2009-18.05.2009, based on GStA;
-: Ex5 = interim = de Boos, series 'a' numeration,as in transcription, 08.2003;
-: Ex6 = interim, de Boos series 'b' numeration, used 12.2003-12.2008;
-: GRU:22-54, small shields, of segm 3 Ternionen are left as TEMP in the database;
-: irregular (decorative) placing of shields on several pages, noted in first item of subseries;
NOTE:
-:  a number of refs in Rolland may be circular, using GRU as source of Rietstap/Rolland;
-: BSB cod.icon. 392d is a partial near copy;
-: BSB cgm. 931 Greiffensteiner WB proposed as a copy  -- Rolker 08.2013;
-: major source of late Siebmacher editions and several armorials, incl. ORT, WB Überlingen;
ILL:
-:  items in Boos DB; Neubecker H 225 #580 (2v, roman emperors, eagle); web.;
-: Galbreath PH 17 (popes);
-:  Feger KC 1:47 (bw, miniatures);
REF:  13 refs (BGH); 
-:  Rudolf  Gf. Stillfried-Alcantara & A.M. Hildebrand, " Des Conrad Grünenbergs Wappenbuch",vol I-IV, 1875 [I = text, II = 2r-66v, III = 67r-139v, IV = 141r-202v ] + vol. V, supl,1883, Görlitz (facsimile, grand format) -- BSB Hbh 2 Kb 2690;
-: reprint of Stillfried GRU, Degener Verlag, Neustadt a/Aisch, 2011;
-: Popoff GRU = reprint with edition by Michel Popoff, Orsini de Marzo, 2011;
-: Maurice Grinberg: Armorial Conrad Grünenberg 1483, Paris, n.d. (2005; recoloured scans from Stillfried GRU, no blason nor notes, 8 pages and 10 items missing, review by Sunil Saigal, HerT 2008, no.98:381-384);
-:  E de Boos, 2002, manuscript received 14.09.2003 in Troyes (transcription only, probably from Stillfried GRU, same volume as used for Grinberg GRU);
-: Clemmensen GRU, 2009, www; corrections 2011;
-: Herold, 1883, 14:42-47 + 150 (400 Jhr-jubileum, Vorwort, orden);
-: Herold, 1890, 21:138 (family extinct);
-: Roche AI (identifications and comments to most imaginary arms, based on Stillfried GRU);
-: Christof Rolker, 2013, on blog http://heraldica.hypotheses.org/464 + 468 + 504 (date, info on GRU/e+f);
-: Christof Rolker + Bernd Konrad, pers.com. 2014 (GRU/d, Zürich);
-: Christof Rolker: Das Wappenbuch des Konrad Grünenberg: acta et agenda. Z.Gesch.OberRehins, 2014, 162:191.207;
-: G.Thomann: Zürcherische Wappenbücher, II. Die Wappenbücher im Zentralbibliothek. Archives Héraldiques Suisses, 1941, I-II, p.14.
-: Frantisek Picha, pers.com. 01.2016;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  84 painted arms (Gs); 77 items (Boos);
DATE: 1405 (title);
CONTENT:
-: "Chi sont li duc li banerech qui furent devant Gasparde l’an Nre Seigneur mil quatre cens et chinc"
-: many incomplete or confounded blazons and legends;
COMPARE:
-: overlap with Gorinchen campaign 1402, but different order and several different persons;
-: overlap with Kuunre campaign 1396, KUF;
DATABASE:  77 items from Boos GSP; identification by Clemmensen;
REF: Gs2894a; 
-: E de Boos, file copy 2003, incomplete transription;


Titel:
Steirischer Wappenhandschift ms.2211 der UB Graz

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: 204(+) painted arms & crests, some Stammbuch-like notes;
DATE:
-: c.1535;
CONTENT:
-: arms of styrian nobles;
-: 105 original entries (AW, Anlagewappen, incl. 56 notes & corrections); 54 new families (NF), 10 notes from Stammbuch (SB), 32 arms & additions (ÜK, Überklebungen, incl. 25 arms glued on);
DATABASE:
-: not entered;
NOTE:
-: possibly used by Zachrias Bartsch: Steirischer WB 1569;
ILL:
-: web facsimile;
REF:
-: Drescher GST = Veronika Drescher: Selbstverständnis und Repräsentation des steirischen Adels im Spätmittelalter: Die Wappenhandschrift Ms.2211 der Universitätsbibliothek Graz. Graz 2014. Master Thesis, Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz, 178 pp  = http://unipub.uni-graz.at/obvugrhs/download/pdf/269069?originalFilename=true;
-: facsimile = http://143.50.26.142/digbib/handschriften/Ms.2200-2399/Ms.2211/   -- frame = page + 1;
-: library note;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: a spurious armorial, noted as occational by Pastoureau;
-: 206 blazoned arms among 515 names of breton nobles, who on on various dates april-may 1381 sealed and ratied the treaty (2me Traité de Guérande) between D.Bourbon in the name of the minor king, Charles VI R.France, and Jean IV D.Bretagne following the campaigns of 1378-1380;
-: noted as 80 lords & knights, 7 lords (non-kts), 437 esquires;
-: the 'name only' items are mostly squires;
DATABASE:
-:  items entered from Pastoureau GUE;
NOTE: 
-: probably a late construction of the arms of the witnesses based on seals and names, probably containing quite a few coats wrongly attributed (clem), and several uncoloured items or with undescribed charges;
-:  seals appended to treaty in XDD, incl. many not in GUE; treaty in ANdF;
REF: 
-: Gs #19248 + 19285;
-:  Pastoureau HB =  M Pastoreau: le rôle d'armes du second traité de Guérande (1381), 'Bull Soc Archeol Finistère' 102 (1974); 
-:  Pastoureau GUE =   le rôle d'armes du 2me traité de Guérande 1381. Une prosographie de l'heraldique bretonne à la fin du XIV3 siècle.  Cah.Her 3 (1977) 23-64 [full identification with biographies, ordinary];
-:  Fabre NAV (items) = Cah.Her 4:11-41, 1983; 
-:  Jequier, Cah.Her, 1975 (breton heraldry);
CHK
-:  items where seals are different from attributed arms;


ArmBem:
Approx 15000 arms;
PROVENANCE: collated by  Rob Glover, dated 1584;
NOTE:'- as |V| in Papworth OA with |V*|-items incorrectly given in printed version - and used for actual coats;
REF: Papworth OA;


ArmBem:
= WB Paul Grünwald = Grünewald'schen WB;
ARMORIAL:  
-: 515 painted arms & crests; probably a member of the Bodensee Gp;
DATE:
-: Doge di Venezia, Christoforo Moro (r.1462-71);
-: popes (1440-1471; Felix V, Nic V; Paul);
CONTENT:  
-: Kings, dukes, popes , clerics, quaternionen, ternionen, Kf,  high nobility,  Adel im Franken, Bayern, Schwaben, Reichstädten, Nürnberg, Augsburg;  .
COMPARE:
-: incl. partial copy of Wiener WB (WNW, BGH #61);
-: RUG;
-: ING:55v-58r (quaternionen);
ILL:
-: BGH 58 (2x3);
REF:  
-: G.A. Seyler, Herold, 1900 p.44;


ArmBem:
SYNONYM: Greenstreet 48; 
ARMORIAL: 
-: 36 arms; named by Greenstreet;
DATE: 
-: c. 1480, Edw.IV (Wagner CEMRA); c1420 as segmental copy of 'T' (clem);
NOTES: 
-  GY is only known from 2 copies, each of which succeeds a copy of T (Rouen roll); Wagner includes GY/b as part of T/d;  considering that GY only contains members of the minor gentry, it should presently be considered as a segment of T, and not an independent roll as proposed by Wagner; a further copy in T/b (T:1-177), not recognised as such by Wagner and not known to Greenstreet;
DATABASE:  GY:1-36 entered as T:110-47 (Ex6), 134 not used;
REF: Greenstreet, Walford's Antiquarian Magazine ii:169-172, 1882 (GY/b);  Barron ed in blason from GY/b (version C in CEMRA), Soc.Antiq (ms);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 115 blasons; 13C blason; copies 15+1600-ta; orig roll 6.25'' x 4'; M/Nativity written on dorse;
HIST: Battle of Falkirk 22.07.1298;
EDIT:   1st English occational roll;
-:   A = Thevet vs, H/a-c+g;  Walter March KoA for Henry Percy (ndy);
-:   B = Wrest Pk vs, H/e-f;  H + M; for Reginald de Grey (H:62);
DATABASE: 115 items from Humphery-Smith AN, verified with Brault RAE;
-: normalised legend of Humphery-Smith AN retained;
NOTE:
-: ratio 1:6 = banneret : batchelor, i.e. 111 ban + 600 kt + 900 esq + 800 sgt = 2400 present -- McAndrew SH 120;
REF: 
-:  Brault ERA 86-94 (H/b); 
-:  Brault RAE 1:404-418; 
-: Greenstreet 1875 (H/b); 
-:  St.J-Hope & Barron 1903, proof; 
-:  Timms H; 
-:  Mitchell 1982 (H/a+b); 
-:  Henry Gough, 'Scotland in 1298', 1888 (H/a+b); Denholm-Young HH160;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: poem, Guillaume de Waddington 'Manuel de Pechez' illustrated with arms;
DATE:  temp. Edward II, 1307-1327 (pop);
-: Ralph Monthermer [13]; 
CONTENT:
-: english nobles and gentry;
DATABASE:
-: to be entered from Greenstreet HA;
ILL:  Wright BM pl.3;
REF:  
-: Greenstreet HA, Genealogist, 1884, NS 3:37-41 + 118-121 (www); 
-: Mitchell HA, 1982;
-: Barron & St.John Hope, proof;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  decorated roof beams in Schloss Hallwyl, Schweiz;
-: 18 surviving items on roof beams in great hall; probably painted in connection with marriage of the childreen of Johan (I) von Hallwyl;
REF:
-: Peter Niederhaüser: Heraldik und Familienpolitik. Der Wappenfries auf Schloss Hallwyl, AH, 2006-I, 39-46;


ArmBem:
= HYG = High Almain Roll = Hyghalmen
ARMORIAL: 
-: painted arms and crests, 3x3;
-: made c.1520 (Boos DB); made 1447/55 nr Köln (Dennys);
DATE:
-:  c1450 (Gwynn-Jones AH 50); 1447-1455 (Dennys, Goodall);
PROVENANCE:
-: Tho Benolt, c1510-34 (many notes);
CONTENT: 
-:  Jesus Christ (1v-2r); angel (5v); german nobles (18v-19r); dauphin de France (12v); 4 tricked saxon earls (32v); 
NOTE:
-: sigla change HYG / HAR 2014;
ILL:  
-: dauphin (Louis XI, fo.12v), 18v-19r (web); JC (Dennys HI 110;
REF:  
-: Campbell CA 106 (description);
-: JA Goodall, Antiq.J. 70:424-438, 1990 (ref to; notes of 1956);
-: R Dennys, Heraldic Imagination, p.97;


ArmBem:
= HBW;
ARMORIAL: 
-: approx. 600 arms and crests; painted;
DATE:  
- .1447, noted with arms of pope Nicholas V (r.1447-1455); Ladislaus R.Hungary (Habsburg, r.1440/45-1457); 1440 for Friederich III Emp.HRR (r.1440-1493);
PROVENANCE:
-:  Hans  'Burggraf' persevant to Mgf Fried.II von Brandenburg (r.1440-1470);
CONTENT: 
-:  german & austrian nobles; ternionen; imaginary kingdoms;
-: diocese of Würzburg;
-: 118v miniature of St.George / St.Jürgen;
-: 155v portrait of Hans 'Burggraf';
COMPARE:
-: various members of the Bodensee-group:
-: UFF,  e.g.Zalkart/Zamber, HBG:78);
-: ING, e.g. HBG 52r-53v / ING:65n-68n =  Earl Marshal, Este-Ferrara-Modena, Mirandola;
-: GRU;
DATABASE: 
-: parts from visit; foliation and numeration by Clemmensen;
ILL: 
-: herold Hans 'Burggraf';
REF:
-:  E Kittel, 1937 "Heroldswesen ..".
-: Ralf Kaufmann, "Das Wappenbuch Burggraf. Untersuchungen zu Add.15681 der British Library", unpubl. Master thesis, Kiel 1994;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: 636 painted arms, nor crests, added to a town chronicle of Braunsweig covering 1293-1514;
-: some entries uncoloured, some without legends, mostly at end; several blank pages;
DATE:
-: 1514-1520 (Hz.August Bibl.);
CONTENT:
-: Hanse offices, electors, towns (1), princes (1), towns 82), princes (2) / territories, towns (3), personal arms (non-nobles); single items;
-: images of herald, Heinrich Löwe, saints, bishop;
DATABASE:
-: not entered;
ILL:
-: facsimile on www;
REF:
-: http://www.geschichtsquellen.de/repOpus_00696.html (bibliography);
-: E. Hofman: "A treasure hidden in plain sight. The armorial behind the Schichtbuch",www.heraldica.hypotheses.org, blogpost 3960, 25/11/2015;
-: LxMA 2:482-483 (HB);


ArmBem:
61 ff.; painted; nobles of Hainaut / Hennegau;


ArmBem:
SYNONYM: Cénalis (pas);
ARMORIAL: 433 arms (Saffroy, pae, clem);  
DATE:  
-: c1260 (Saffroy, pae); 
-: Dreux d'Amiens [12], fl.1274; Jean de Gavre S.Lens & Hérimez [119], d.1297 (father Arnold d.1258), arms of Roland; Faste de Ferme [238], marechal de Liége 1261-77, possibly wrong arms;
CONTENT:   
-: copy of 1-2 rolls c1260; nobles from northern french lands, e.g. fla-bra-ver-fra-cha; only partly sequenced by territories; very many unidentifiable items;
-: no breton segment as proposed by Pastoureau;
COMPARE:
-: LBR; FW; WIN; LBQ/PRT/SIC/URF; bretons;
STYLE:
-: x= p, xois = poix;
-: bend of 7 lozenges;
DATABASE:
-:  433 items entered from b/w negative microfilm; tinctures added on visit 07.2005;
-: some two thirds of legends nearly incomprehensible and arms otherwise unknown;
NOTE: 
-: many confounded legends: e.g. drusoing/Antoing [56v1], grauers / Gavre [131], roslebicz / Boscowicz [APA/b], vilaces / Vilain (Gent) [391];
-: Saffroy presumes a ms c1550, belonged to Pierre d'Hozier (exlibris fo.1r) with arms of Robert Cénalis Bf.Avranches 1536-60 (on 92r), but more likely a copy by Haucourt c1650 of this; Saffroy dating of HCN (from notes by Adam-Even ?) probably from Mathieu Montmorency, connetable de France 1230;
REF: 
-: Pastoureau HB 128;


ArmBem:
= FW = FZ =  EG  =   Planché (FW, FZ) =  Herald's Roll - Fitz William version; Howard's; Everard Green (HE/j);
ARMORIAL: 
-: 892 arms; painted and blasoned; orig (Wagner) + copies 14-17C;
DATE: 
-:  c.1279 (Brault); 1270-89 (arw); c.1280 (Denholm-Young); 
CONTENT:
- : kings + foreign dukes + queens + EN earls + foreign counts + Scottish earls;
-: 90-356 english, 357-591 french (TCO), 592-677 english;
SOURCES:
-: crhs proposed that HE is a copy or edited version of an older maniscript (pers.comm.);
-: TCO, 06.1278,  is a source of the continental arms (concordance, clem 2004, noted by gjb 1993, not by Vale EC 23);
EDITING: 
-: 5 versions (Ea),  A) Herald's = b, B) FitzWilliam = a + c + d + e, C) Earl of Bedfords = f + g + h + i (unreliable), D) Everard Green =  j (less value than FW),  E) unplaced = k + l + m;
-: three theories of inheritance between rolls of arms temp. Henry III and Edward I, i.e. Wagner + Brault + Humphery-Smith;
LANGUAGE:
-: estoiles/mullets replaces martlets in HE:480-490;  'three roundles' often replaces 'semy of roundles'; many faults in foreing arms;
DATABASE:  
-: 697 items as FW:1-697 (HE/a = FW); based on Brault HE and Humphery-Smith FW; some items added from Humphery-Smith ANT as FW or EG for later evaluation (H-S ANT > p.45);
-: in database as FW;
ILL:
-:  Bedingfeld H 8+98 (fo.23); HE/b:22n (CoA, 2010, 219:1-15);
REF:  
-: Greenstreet, Genealogist NS/4.Ser, 3-5, 1886 (HE/a = FW);  
-: S Greenstreet: Planche's Roll, Genealogist, 1884, 3:143-, 210- (www);
-: CR Humphery-Smith FW = 'Anglo-Norman Armory', 1973 (HE/a = FW); 
-: Brault RAE 79-142 = Ea (HE/a = FW); 
-: Mitchell HE (HE/g); 
-: Boos BER (HE:507-512 tur + 544-551 ber);
-: Watson FW, Foreign coats in Planché's roll, Genealogist (ref in Brault RAE);

CHECK inconsitencies between Humphery-Smith ANT and H-S HE;


ArmBem:
NOTE:
-: Boos ING 67 has 'armorial de l'héraut Hierosalem' as the same as WNW =  Wiener WB, Wien, ÖNB ms.8769;
-: Wien, ms. M 206 was the microfilm code;
REF: Boos LBR 42;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: painted arms on membrane;
DATE:
-: uncertain; Filippo-Maria Visconti, 1391-1447, D.Milano 1412;
CONTENT:
-: 1 Prester John; 2-4 magi; 5-55 kings, incl. imaginary arms; 56-58 blank; 59-77 dukes (french + german + Visconti);
DATABASE:
-: not entered, full list in Goodall CP;
COMPARE:
-: magi = FK:2-4 & HAR; kings similar to FK, some to WIN; dukes to HAR;
REF:
-: Goodall CP, ch.5;


Titel:
Lehensbuch des Grafen Albrecht II von Hohenloe

ArmBem:
missing from the Hohelohe-Öhringen archives since 1882.  Lehenurkunden etc of Gf. Albrecht II von Hohenlohe


Titel:
Lehensbuch des Grafen Kraft VI von Hohenloe

ArmBem:
Approx. 20 arms and crests of Ludwig von Württemberg, Mechtilde of Pfalz; Kraft VI von Hohenlohe; Helena, geb. Gfn. Württemberg.


ArmBem:
= HOG
late printed collection of arms, c 1650 ?, printed in 3 volumes;
-  modern edition in italian (Editiones Casa Orsini de Marco), in prep by Popoff 2000;


ArmBem:
REF: Bedingfeld H 17 (fo.271-2, fess + 2 chevrons) + 18 (fo.315, lozengy) + 18 (fo.335-6, qtr) + 105 (fo.351,vair);


Titel:
Chronik der 95 Herschafften = WB Österreich.Hz.

ArmBem:
= Österreichische Wappenbuch = Wappenbuch der österreichischen Herzöge = Chronik der 95 Herschafften
ARMORIAL:
-. Fictional chronicle of austrian sovereigns from 9C on, with arms of principal persons;
-: mostly 14 arms, possibly 170 arms in one source, arms also placed on buildings, e.g.  in 1453 on front of St.Georgskirche in the Burg in Wiener Neustadt;  added to Heinrich Gundelfingen "Historia Austrica" 1476;
DATE:
-: c.1390 (Scheibelreiter); 1445/47 (BGH #29);
NOTE: 
-: KGC is a copy of HZ/HRZ (Jäger-Sunstenau, 10.CIGH), used '95 Hrschaf' as source (Scheibelreiter);
-: author: Leopold von Wien (1982) al. Leopold Stainreuter (1933) al. ui (1909) al. Matteus / Gregor Hagen (<1900);
-: possibly for Hz. Albrecht (III, d.1395), possibly adapted 1448 for emperor Friedrich III;
MSS:
-: Chronik der 95 Herschafften;  44 mss, incl.:
¤ ui ms, ex-Fstl.Bibl.Dietrichstein in Nikolsburg (<1933);
¤  #1 Schloss Podgora nr Görtz, 1456;
¤  #4 Berlin,?SBB, Gen.Fol.122, 15 arms;
¤  #5 Innsbruch, UB, ms.255;
¤  #22 BL, Add.16579;
¤  #40 BL, Add.15830;
¤  Bern, Burgerbibliothek;
CHECK:
¤  Wien HHStA, Böhm catalogue 157 = Hs.W 84, wappen zu Chronik der 95 Herrschaften, 1445, not mentioned in Seemüller HRZ;
¤  relations betw HRZ - GHC (Hagen) - 95 Herschaften
REF:
-: BGH #29 (HRZ);
-: Seemüller HRZ = Joseph Seemüller: Österreiche Chronik von 95 Herschaften, Hannover 1909, Monumenta Germaniæ Historica Scriptores no.6 (list of mss, commentary, transcript; only 14 arms pp.ccv-ccxi);
-: G. Scheibelreiter: Die Wappenreihe der österreichischen Fabelfürsten in der sogenannten Chronik von den 95 Herrschafften (um 1390), in: Les Armoriaux, Cah.Leopard d'or, 1998/1997, 8:187-207;
-: H.J. Hermann: Ilumminierten Handschriften in Tirol, Leipzig, 1905, 1:173;
-: Gregor Hagens Chronik (GHC, 1394-1398), BGH #59, Popoff BH #2139;
-: Kühnelt HRZ, Wien 2013, master thesis;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
¤ 108 painted arms and crests;
¤   compilation nominally from 1179, but more likely to be 1406-18 (Fourez HUL);
DATABASE: to be entered;
REF: L Fourez & P Dubuisson 'Armorial Huldenberg' 1956/1994.


Edition:
Clemmensen 2001 (partial) + Boos 1986 (partial)

ArmBem:
= HO = HH;
SYN:  Enseignements du Héraut Hongrie;
ARMORIAL: 288 blasons & mottos;  paper, 4/pg;  probably student work;  appendix to heraldry treatise by 'Ungarland' / 'Hongrie' herald (Pc148); 
DATE: 1460-66 (?); 
CONTENT:  9 segments by Clemmensen; (Pc; ber + anj + poi = 32 arms, fo.58r-61v); pairs and grand dignitaires;
SOURCES: based on URF/PR + BER, Bethune ?; 
DATABASE:   some entered;
REF: E du Boos B, 1986; Adam AB (bra);


ArmBem:
= Eneasroman;
DATE:  1174 or 1186-88 (BGH). 
CONTENT:  
-: up to 152 miniatures, 69 attributed arms in battle scenes in HVE/a - or rather thuringian arms transposed into arms of arthurian heroes. 
-: more than one copy, film of several mss available in Berlin.
REF: 
-: A Boecklar 'Heinrich van Veldeke, Eneide. Die Bilder der Berliner Handschrift', Leipzig 1939;  
-. W. Noth: 'Heinrich von Veldeke.  Miniaturen der Berliner handschrift des Eneit Romans'. 1984;
-: Marcus Schröter: 'Der Wiener 'Eneasroman' (ÖNB, cod.vind.2861) Heinrichs von Veldeke in Text und Bild. Untersuchungen zu Ikonographie und Textüberlieferung des ältesten höfischen anntikenromans in deutscher Sprache', thesis, Freiburg i.Br., 2001; 570 pp., www, bibliographie pp.470-498, mss list pp.499-524;
-: BGH (3 refs); 
-: Galbreath LH 38 ref 38; 
-: Kloos W 44;


Titel:
painted roof beams in the Haus zum Loch (Zürich)

ArmBem:
= LH.   
CONTENT: 
-: 179 arms on 9 beams in a hall; 162 paintings remaining 1861.  Paintings on roof beams in the 'Haus zum Loch', Römergasse 13 al. Zwingliplatz 1, Zürich) on the visit of the King of Romans in 1305, the house being owned by ritter Wisso Wiss, d.1315 at Morgarten.
STYLE:
-: cross = latin cross couped, noted as latin cross;
DATABASE:
-: 179 items, incl. illegible items, entered from Sneddon HZL  and Merz & Hegi ZUR with numeration by M&H; unknowns placed as from Schweiz;
-: Ex1 = older numeration;
-: Ex2 = item numbers, 95 items added alphabetically from Sneddon HZL;
-: Ex3 = present 24.07.2009 as noted in M&H; 
NOTE:
-: many examples of miscopying in copies and extracts;
ILL: 
-: Neubecker H 36 #64;
REF:
-: BGH (8 refs);  
-: Merz & Hegi ZUR (photos, refs, identif, numeration from Zemp's roomplan 1910);
-: Sneddon HZL (c.95 items, alphabetical, facsimile extracted from M&H);

OTHER HOUSES in ZÜRICH:
¤ Haus zur Hohen Eich, remains of frieze  -- Bretscher ST;
¤ Haus zum Langen Keller;
¤ Haus zum Tor;
¤ Haus zum Brunenhof;
HOUSE in DIESSENHOFEN:
¤ Haus zur Zinne;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: fragment of a roll painted with 47 shields;
-: see CEMRA for complete list of mss;
-: in  'Holland's Book' with N (Parliamentary) + L (1st Dunstable) + K (Galloway);
DATE: 1290-1310 (aw);
EDITION: 
-: vs.1, shorter, 47 arms;
-: vs.2, longer = I/k = II.A, 94 arms, slightly different order; 
REF: 
-:  Greenstreet 1882 (I/I.F = I/f), Walford's Antiq.Mag. 1:147-149;
-:  StJ-Hope & Barron 1903, proof.


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: 480 painted arms and (in parts) crests;
PROVENANCE:  
-: Owned c1930 by Tiroler-Adels-Matrikel-Genossenschaft Ms.50.  
CONTENT  
-:  quaternionen, german nobility, by regions (tirol, franken, bayern);
NOTE:
-: possibly same workshop as SGH and ING -- Ranft WN 120n20;
RE:
-: RUG al. Innsbrucker WB;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: mainly italian arms, with segments and inserts derived from Richental or other members from the Bodensee Group;


ArmBem:
88 ff.; several segments; fo.34r- grand seigneurs of french provinces; italian families;


ArmBem:
= IC = Wappenbuch des Hz. Albrecht von Österreich;
ARMORIAL:  
-: 1098 arms and crests; crests are unusual in the works of the 'Exempla-Meister'; probably for Mechtild von der Pfalz, wife of Albrecht (VI) Hz.Österreich;
DATE: 
-: 1452-1459 (p.278; Pope Calixt III (1455-58, Borgia); 
CONTENT: 
- :austrian nobles + members of german Turniergesellschaften + ternionen/quaternionen (Ämter und Würden des HRR) + fragment with  a few princes, english and italians;
-: figure of compiler, pursuivant Hans Ingeram;
PROVENIENCE:  
-: The main manuscript (ING/a, Codex Cotta) is a collection of several fragments or booklets into one volume.  Several artists have worked on it, mainly  Hans Ingeram, persevant der Turniergesellschaft 'zum Esel', who worked on it 1452-1459, and the anonymous 'Exempla-meister', who worked on separate parts at the same time.
-  ING/b possibly copied while owned by Friederich III or the hungarian kings (clem);
-  one of these (1459) was also responsible for parts of SGH;
COMPARE: 
-: member of the Bodensee Gp (many similar items in MIL; GRU; BLW; SGH), as is WNW (re Sieb 23);
-: BRE (cod.icon.390) in part derived from ING, in picture of Hans Ingeram;
- : ZUR ;  EHT;
-:  no concordance with UFF;
-:  source of Sieb (e.g. Sieb 22/6.1.2:7 Apfenthal);
-:  same workshop behind 10 armorials: SGH, ING, HBG, IBK  a.o.  -- Ranft WN 120n20;
STYLE:
-  Stechhelm used for non-turnierender families (Hefner & Seyler, Sieb 22/6.1.2:144, Miltz);
-: scribes and painters discussed by Waldstein ING;
DATABASE:  
-: ItemNr = Boos ING;
-:  Ex2 = 1102 items as in Boos ING, 18C pagination, as presently in ms ING/a, even/recto, odd/verso;
-:  Ex1 = 1098 items from Becher & Gambler 1986 with numeration, segmentation and refs by Clemmensen, in the sequence given in Becher & Gambler and in Waldstein ING; 
-: Ex3 = foliation of 15C, in red ink at top center;
-:  most items must have been identified by Becker & Gambler, though no substantiation is included;
-:  identifications amended with Waldsten ING;
-:  numeration revised in Boos ING
NOTE: very good drawings; very precious (10.CIGH, p.379); probably a predessor of Grünenberg (!);
-  ING is a source of Siebmacher and probably also of Rietstap/Rolland, see ZUR (clem); 
-  tournament societies and their members discussed in Kruse R and Ranft A;
REF: 
-: C Becker & O Gamber: 'Wappenbuch des Hz. Albrecht von Österreich', JbAdler, Folge 3, Band 12, 1986, (facsimile);
-: B Waldstein-Wartenberg: 'Wappenbuch des Hz. Albrecht von Österreich', JbAdler, Folge 3, Band 12/2, 1990 (text);
-: E de Boos: l'armorial de Hans Ingeram, Paris 2006 =  draft file received 06.2005;
-: on wikimedia in  04.2009, http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Ingeram_Codex, from Becker & Gamber, with scans of pages;
-: BGH 106-114, annex with discussion on woodblock and maker;
-  6 refs (BGH);
-: Herold 1891, 22:50-54bis, 6 fig;
-: BSB, facsimile, www, pdf;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: printed drawing of the armorial decorations placed on the Gate Tower in Innsbruch in 1499, design by **;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 148 arms;  copy 16-17C;
DATE:  c1295-1305 (arw; gjb);
EDITING: 
-  A =  Guillim = a + b; 
-  B =  leNeve = c (J:73-148; aw, gjb), but photocopy has J:113-136 (= 19r ?), not 121-144; 
-  C =  Bodleian = d + e;  
-  D =  Holland = f;
NOTE:   english earls & lords similar to Barons letter 1300; Wm Say d.1295 (J:43), Ric Foliot succ. 1299 (J:94);
DATABASE: 148 items from Humphery-Smith AN, verified with Brault RAE;
-: normalised legends of Humphery-Smith AN retained;
ILL:  Humphery-Smith FW 50 (J:113-136, mislabelled Segar's);
REF: 
-: Brault RAE 1:419-431;  
-: Greenstreet 1877 (Ja+Jb);  
-: Mitchell 1982 (Ja+Jb);
-: StJ-Hope & Barron 1903, proof;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 51 arms;  partial copy by Gaignières, bretons;
REF: Gs#19248a/bis + 19285.vii.a;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: painted arms and crests;
DATE:
-: probably painted c.1651/57 (clem), reign of Ferdinand III (r.1637-57, JEW:1:1n) & Fhr.Windhag 1651;
PROVENANCE:
-: owned by Joachim Enzmilner, 1600-1678, geadelt von Windhag 1630, cand.jur. 1636 (Wien), jurist-politician, Frhr 1651, Reichsgraf 1669, bibliophile with 16.000 volumes in Schloss Windhag (Perg), bequeated to Wiener Dominikanerkonvent as Bibl.Windhagiana;
CONTENTS:
-: emperor, christian realms, heathen realms, electors, quaternionen, dioceses, towns, austro-german nobility by rank and region;
COMPARE:
-: Richental (KCR); Grunenberg (GRU); Siebmacher (SIE);
REF:
-: www, Univ. Tübingen, 2015 (facsimile, 4 vols);


Titel:
Armorial de Jean de Haraucourt = Chevallerie de Lorraine-Bar

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: painted arms, no crests; ancestors of Haraucourt;
DATE: 
-: 1430-1450 (Blanchard);
CONTENT: 
-: 249 nobles from Lorraine-Bar i 4 marches d'armes (segments 01 + 03 + 04 + 05 = JHA:1-249); 16 quarters of Jean de Haraucourt (02 = 9001-9016);
DATABASE: 
-:  entered from Blanchard JHA;  numeration modified by Blanchard to correspond to items in NLU;
COMPARE:
-: identical to NLU 24-28 = NLU:507-755, and JHA 3-5 to most of CLE 3-5, less the crests;
-: RYN:9r-11r has many items in common, but in different order; RYN:198-218 + 349-361 concordant with NLU:761-781 + 741-760 in NLU segment 26 (lor-lux);
-: BER 15 Bar (106r-109r = 775-820) + 31 Lorraine (180r-182r = 1577-1646) has many items in common, but in different order;
-: Blanchard proposes that the corresponding parts related to Lorraine of NLU, CLE, JHA, RUE and RYN and possibly BER was derived from a common source dating back to 1430-1450, the reign of René 'bon' d'Anjou;
REF: 
-: Blanchard JHA = JC Blanchard, Lotharingia 10 (2001) 81-125;


ArmBem:
= BSH (St.Hubert, Brüninghausen) = Bruderschaftsbuch des St. Hubertus-Ordens;
ARMORIAL:  
-: member of the order , established 1444 by D.Juliers;
CONTENT:  
-: D.Lorraine, D.Milan, D.Savoie a.o.; knights and ancestors
PROVENANCE: 
-: Herman von Brunshofen / Brüninghausen, Jülich & Ruwieren KoA to  Wm IV  Hz.Jülich-Berg, d.1511, and herald of the Order of St.Hubert and of the turniergeselschafft "Steinbock"; present at Ansbacher Turnier 1485.
NOTE: 
-: JHO (Hubertus, Brüninghausen c1480; BGH 75, Popoff 2155) noted as different from BSH (BGH 41, Popoff 2154); 
-: BPG = Pfalzer Genealogi;
ILL:  54r (?; web); 7r (JHO/a, Ks.HRR, Anrooij AH 129);
REF: 
-:  3 refs (BGH).
-: http://fbc.pionier.net.pl/id/oai:jbc.bj.uj.edu.pl:194948 (JHO/a)
-: Leonie Gräfin von Nesselrode, “Neue Erkenntnisse zum Heroldsbuch und Bruderschaftsbuch des jülisch-bergischen Hubertusordens”, Jahrbuch für westdeutsche Landesgeschichte 36 (2010) p.131-162
-: Hans Wegener, Beschreibende Verzeichnisse der Miniaturen-Handschriften der Preußischen Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin (Leipzig 1928) [Text und 2 Abbildungen, u.A. Tafel 6]
-: Wilhelm Ewald, Rheinische Heraldik (Düsseldorf 1934), note. 200 – p. 214, Description– p. 169-172, 2 Images– p


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-:  106 blasons in French in poem in 956 lines;
¤ see CEMRA for complete list of manuscripts in 4 versions:
PROVENANCE: 
-: for Rob Clifford (ndy), who was made castellan after the taking; 
CONTENT:
-:  a poem,  praise of english at the siege of Caerlaverock, Dumf, 15. 07.1300; 
-: by Phil de Cambrai, ministrel to Rob Clifford ?, at Feast of the Swan 1306; artist with little blasonry competence (gjb);
EDITING:  
-:  A = vs.1 =  1 copy, BL Cott.Calig A xviii fo.23v-30v (K/a, I.A), poem of 956 lines with 106 blazons;   
-:  B = vs.2, Glover version =  5 copies, 4/16C, 1/17C, incl. CA Arundel lxii fo.4-34 (K/b, II.A) + K/c (II.B) + K/d (II.C), from lost original, 113 arms, incl. 90 bannerets, 10 knights and 7 banners flying from 4 turrets on castle;
-:  C = vs.3, le Neve version = 1 copy, 17C,  SA Ms.664/i:2r-6c (K/e, III.A) = 105 arms, lost original with marginal illustrations;
-:  D = vs.4, Scarlett version = 23 mss copies, incl K/f (not CEMRA) = 13/16C, 5/17C, 5/18C;
DATABASE: 
-: 106 items from Humphery-Smith AN, verified with Brault RAE;
-: normalised legends of Humphery-Smith AN retained;
ILL:  
-: 26v; 24r (Brault RAE 1:312); 
REF: 
-: Brault ERA 101-125 (list of mss);  Brault RAE 1:432-444 (K/a-f),  Timms K; Wright; Nicholas (K/b); Brault LU (literary elms);


ArmBem:
Stuttgart, Württemberger Landesbibliothek, ms. HB V.54
Materialien zur Konstanzer Geshichte, IVr (drawing), Vr-VIIIr, 31r-33r (arms), 1r-24r name index;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 342 armorial; copy 16C; collation temp Hen.VI;
CONTENT:  1-9 Neuf Preux; 10-12 Kings of  Cologne (magi); 13-46 foreign sovereigns; 47-191 british kings; 192-242 english lords;
NOTE:
-:  BL Harl.437 fo.48v-52v = 152 arms of kings and princes and earls (Goodall RK, 1990);


Titel:
Ulrich Richental's Chronik des Konzils zu Konstanz

ArmBem:
SYNONYM:  Concilienbuch;
ARMORIAL: 
-: 1210 arms in vs.D, used as basis, with approx. 1700 variations of arms in the various mss and prints; the number of arms differs with edition (700-1200 items); 
-: both an illustrative, occational and universal and composite armorial, with arms of people and institutionsrarely seen in medieval armorials, e.g. ladies, town and clerics;
-: original ms lost, containing chronicle, documents, list of participants, illustrations, partly with arms, tables of arms;
-: chronicle of the Concilium at  Konstanz 1414-18 (deposition of John XXIII) by Ulrich Richental (d.1437), cleric fl.1380, a son of the Konstanzer Stadtschrieber Johs Richental, fl.1378 - of a luzerner family; modified by Gebhard Dacher;
DATE: 
-: probably written 1424-33; illustrations in the copies are later, but indicate that the original, in latin, also had both miniatures and coats-of-arms,
CONTENT:  
-:  20 segments based on contents, not sequence: popes, cardinals,  bishops, abbots, universities, towns, ladies, princes,  counts, barons,  knights &c;  fictional realms, ternionen, quaternionen; pictorial illustrations of life and ceremonials  in Konstanz;
-: format, sequence, layout, content and selection of segments varies between editions;
-: dairy-like notes, very typical 'alemannischer Chronik, 15.Jh';
-: forenames given are not reliable;
-: some colours very faded and difficult to discern, e.g. Or/Gu, Sa brownish;
-: many qtly and per pale arms are reversed;
EDITIONS: 
-:  orig - x - P; x - A;  orig - r - G; r - y - W; y - z - K; r - a5 - D/D1 - S/D2  -  D3 - C, ab Wacker KK;
-:  5 mss with illustrations and armorial tables (A/QKA, G/QKG, K/QKK, P/Pr/QKP, W/QKW), 2 partly illustrated (E, L/Pt), all i different order and from 1460-70; 2 printed versions (D/D1/QKD/Sorg 1210 items, S/D2/QKS/Steiner 1206 items); 3rd printed copy omitted here; 1 late printed copy (H/QKH, 492 items, c.1700), 1 extract (C, c1630);
-:  review in Wacker KK;
COMPARE:
-:  primary source of Virgil Solis Wappenbuchlein (VSW, Nürnberg, 1555), and of Martin Schrott's Wappenbuch (QDS, München 1576);
-: Richental was probably the principal creator of the imaginary arms of kings and princes found in southern german armorials;
-: Libro de Arautos (ARK);
-: vs.H:462 Reims = ms.A:310 [339];
-: GRU, possibly from ms.P; 
-: MIL; DWF; UFF; ANS;
-: VRN:94n5 Alexander of Denmark = KCR:422;
-: CHA:1047 Alexander of Denmark = KCR:422, CHA:1042 jean r. de suede = KCR:173;
DATABASE: 
-:  items numerated as printed by Sorg (vs.D, 1923 facsimile, no.85; incunable 1483 on www), legends as in Konstanz-Rosgarten (K), or - if more informative - from one of the other versions;
-: items not in Sorg (D) are prefixed 3nnn to 9nnn with priority K>A>P>W;
-: segments are not consecutive, but used for groups of participants, e.g. 01 narrative, 02-09 ecclesiastical lords, canons & universities, 10-16 secular lords,  17 ladies present, 18-19 imaginary arms, and 20 towns;
-: ex1 = ms.K, 6nnn, Konstanz-Rosgarten, read as designed with 496 items per column in segments 03-04 (nos.104-133, 147-322) and segments 11-14 (nos.449-738), the 396 items read per row or as illustrations for the remainder;
-: ex2 = ms.P, 8nnn, Prag;
-: ex3 = ms.G, 4nnn, Karlsruhe-St.Georgen;
-: ex4 = ms.W, 9nnn, Wien;
-: ex5 = ms.A, 7nnn, Aulendorf, not in photocopy added from Buck KCR;
-: ex6 =  vs.S, 5nnn, Steiner print 1536, uncoloured in KB Cph book;
-: former ex2 = vs.H, 3nnn, Hardt, c1700 - possibly based on the wiener ms.W, removed 25.05.2010;
-: a few arms entered as QKK (ms..K) &c for variant entries in mss, if unlike vs.D;
-: in tblKCR-supl is column in Dacher L / Hardt KK 5.2:10-50 / Wien, ms.Vindob.5070:99v-121r;
-: outside tabellar displays, the legends are mostly abstracted from text;
-: reliability of forenames in legends and lists are indicated by specifying dates or actions for the person in question, or by placing the name with its reference.
-: ItemStatus has a special interpretations for clerics, mainly segments 02-08;
FORMER DATABASE VERSIONS:
-: see also tblKCR-supl, as revised 30.12.2006 and 24.07.2007 (new numeration);
-: legends and blazons first entered from Feger KCR;
-: base of numeration changed 24.07.2007 from Steiner to Sorg facsimile;
-: items not in Konstanz- Rosgarten were prefixed 9nnn/20nnn for QKD (now QKS), 8nnn for QKA, 7nnn/30nnn for QKG; 6nnn for QKH;
ILL:
-: several illustrations, except arms, b/w in Wacker KCR; all as colour facsimile in Feger KCR;
-: armorial section in b/w from Feger KCR (KCR/a) and ms.A;  QKH in b/w trick; KCR/b = QKA:359n+463n in colour; microfilm of ms.G; digitized mss.K, W, P;
REF:  
-: 15 ref (BGH); 
-: AH, 108 (1994)165, foto;  
¤ Sorg KCR = QKD = D1 = Anton Sorg, Augsburg, 1483 (1st printed edition, 247 pp, 44 pl; reprint 1923 (no.85), Potsdam, namelist by Berchem; 1159 arms = 59 text + 1101 tables (1050 arms + 51 blanks));
-: Steiner KCR =  QKS = D2 = Heinrich Steiner, Augsburg 1536 = Cph, KB, book, 1205 arms = 58 text + 1057 tables;
-: Gagarin KCR = GG Gagarin & WA Prokhorov: Concilium Constantiense - Konstantzinskij sobor 1414-1418, St.Peterburg 1875 (facsimile, 41 arms);
-: QKF = Ed. Paul Reffler & S Feyerabend, Frankfurt a/M, 1575, 1164 arms;
-: Ed. Wolf: Chronik des Concils ..', 150 pp, arms, Konstanz 1869;
-: Feger KCR = Otto Feger (ed.), Ulrich Richental: Das Konzil zu Konstanz 1414-1418, Josef Keller Verlag Starnberg + Jan Thorbecke Verlag Konstanz, 1964, I: facsimile of Konstanzer Handschr., II: Kommentar;
-: Buck KCR = Michael Richard Buck (ed.): Ulrichs von Richental Chronik des constanzer Conzils 1414 bis 1418.  – Stuttgart 1881, reprint Hildesheim 1962, full text of ms.A with differences in ms.K;
-: Clemmensen KCR, 2011, www.armorial.dk  - edition;
¤ Wacker KK = G. Wacker:'Ulrich Richentals Chronik des Konstanzer Konzils und ihre
Funktionalisierung im 15. und 16. Jahrhundert,Aspekte zur Rekonstruktion der Urschrift und zu den Wirkungsabsichten
der überlieferten Handschriften und Drucke',  thesis 2002, Tübingen (www, pdf; all illustrations);
-: W Eichhorn, 9.CIGH, 1968, 239-244;
-: Zimmermann WS = AHS, 1955, 53:65-71 + 121-125, swiss clergy;
-: Ladislao de Laszloczky: Wappen italiennischer Würdenträger  der Chronik des Konstanzer Konzils von Ulrich Richental. 12.CIGH (München 1974) vol. H 149-168, München 1978;
-: Hardt KK, 1696-1700,4 vols,  incl. QKH + participants, latin;
-: Lenfant KK, 1727, 2 vols, french, incl. participants;
-: Finke KK, 4 vols, 1896 + 1924-28, conciliar documents;
-: Mathiessen KK, 1985 - clerical aspects;
-: Rolker RW, 2015 - review as armorial;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: 39 full-figure images of kings and queens, dukes and duchesses with their composite arms; all members of or related to the Masion Habsburg;
REF:
-: www.bilddatabank.khm.at ;


ArmBem:
CONTENT: Mainly ficittious arms of austrian dukes. 
SOURCES:  
-: Copy of "95 Herrschaften" (HRZ) painted by / for Konrad Grünenberg 1480 (Jäger-Sunstenau, 10.CIGH). 
REF: 
-: Ströhl 'Heraldischer Atlas, tafel xxxiii *
-: Karin Brüstl: ôsterreicheischer Chronik des Konrad Grünenberg, Wien 2001, unpubl. Diplom arbeit;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: german arms, later additions 16C; restored 1906;
REF:
-: Armin Binder: Der Wappenfries in der Klosterkirche Kastl. (Der Eisengau 15), Regensburg 2000, p.41-42, 53-205, (cit. Huthwelker RW 65, 78);


Titel:
Insigniorum clenodiorum Regis et Regni Poloniae descriptio

ArmBem:
SYNONYM:  Insigniorum clenodiorum Regis et Regni Poloniae descriptio = Insignia seu Clenodia = Clenodia;
ARMORIAL:  
DATE: n.a.
PROVENANCE:  attibuted to Jan Dlugosz, chanoine cracovien, historien , d.1480 (or a pupil, see also Kuczynski AP 132);
CONTENT:  arms of polish territories and 'family' clans; earliest copy of 94 arms with further arms added until 177 found in the 1575 copy; 
-  18 territorial (voivodina) + 4 chapters + 71 clans (38 autochtone, 7 germans, 1 Meissen, 6 bohemian-moravian, 1 prussian, 1 red-russian, 2 danish, 2 rhenish, 1 italian, 1 burgundian origin);
COMPARE: possibly source of  BH 34 (Heymowski,Cb51);
NOTE: Jan Dlugosz as author of Banderia Prutenorum, the banners of the Teutonic Order captured at the battle of Grunwald 15.07.1410 and hung in the Cracow Cathedral.
REF: 
-: Marian Friedberg 'Klejnoty Dlugoszrowe', Krakow 1931;  
-: Kuczynski AP = Stefan Kuczynski, 1998, Cah.LdO 8:125-; 
-: Heymowski BHM 111;


ArmBem:
= Koch'sches WB;
paper, 280 x 200 mm, 320 ff; possibly > 2500 arms (?); fair artwork, two drawings of heralds;  4 arms and crest or 6 shields per page. From the Faesch Fideicommis.  
CONTENT:  Quaternionen, Nord- Ostschweiz, Oberrhein, Alsace, Niederhein, Bayern, Franken.
REF:  4 refs (BGH).


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: a series of illustrated versions of a history of tournaments based on Georg Rüxner's Turnierbuch (al. Jörg Rugen, Rixner);
DATE:
-:
PROVENANCE:
-: the series was probably made by the same illuminator  c.1615, based in Heilbronn and commissioned for certain families (Gemmingen, Helmstatt, Wolckestein);
CONTENT:
-: mainly members of the Kraigauer ReichsRitterKanton (TG 29 Esel, S.o.Heidelberg, Land Rheinstrom) in the form of membership lists, comments on tournaments,
REF:
-: Klaus Graf, notes of 20.04.2014 on Archivalia, www.archiv.today.net/stories/.. ;
-: Lotte Kurras: "Turnierbuch aus der Kraichgauer Ritterschaft". I-II (Facsimile-, und Kommentarband), Zürich 1983, expanded 1996 as "Das Grosse Buch der Turniere";


ArmBem:
= Rôle d'armes de ceux qui furent au Kuunre de Frise = Friesland
ARMORIAL: 
-: 406 painted arms; 333 items (Warlop H); no crests; part of Beijeren (BEJ);
DATE: 1396 (title)
CONTENT:   
-: knights from Hainaut-Holland and Bavaria as well as surrounding areas (fla, bra, art, jul, gue) with a few  english, normans and poitevins, participating in the frisian campaign 1396 of Albrecht C.Hainaut-Holland against Kuinre in Overijssel (map 6H/7E), led by Wm C.Ostrevant (in 1404 C.Hai-Hol);  listed as 7 contingents (banners) named Hainaut-Holland (1-204), Bayern-Holland (205-284), Bayern (285-304; bav), Flandern (305-321), St.Pol (322-350), Albret (351-374), Meaux (375-406);
-:  many brisures,  full names;
-: John 'green knight' Cornewaille; Scales (or Stapel ?), Morley, Jean de Charny, Meingre dit Boucicaut, Charles d'Albret,
COMPARE:
-: overlap of persons with campaign of Gorinchen 1402, SGN, and with campaign of Gasparde 1405, GSP;
-: SGN and KUF together on most manuscripts;
DATABASE:  
-: 406 items from Boos KUF; numeration and  identifications by Clemmensen;
-: Ex1 = Hertog KUF = nos. 1-285, KUF/b;
-: Ex2 = partial nummeration of KUF/d (den Haag BEJ) from Hertog KUF and Janse;
-: Ex3 =  Boos KUF = nos.1-402 + 219b + 304b + 318b + 337b = 406 items from KUF/a, no pagination noted;
-: most french 'ui' as 'art ?' or 'hai ?'; a few variations between examined versions;
NOTE:  BEJ;  'Armorial Wachtendonck' fo.171; 
-: KUF/j =  BA Ms.4150 (approx. fo.148v, CHA, Bozzolo CAM 1:129), likely a CAM clone (clem);
-: campaign against Kuinre in 1386 in Butkens T 3:374, vide Clary;
REF: 
-:  JM Lion 1889 (KUF/b, no value, Adam AB);  
-:  Behaut de Dornon: Du Kuunre de Frise, Ann.Circle.Archaeol.Mons, XLI;
-:  Boos KUF = E de Boos 2003, file vs;
-: Antheun Janse:  'Grenzen aan de macht. De Friese oorlog van de graven van Holland omstreeks 1400', Den Haag 1993 (legends + identifications).
-: Hertog KUF = H. den Hertog & B. de Keijzer: "Én handschrift uit den 16e eeuw. De wapenserie Kuinre 1396 en Gorinchem 1402", Ons Voorgeschlacht, 2010, 65:9-32 (facsimile, 333 items from KUF and SGN);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: 235 arms + blason; copies 16-18C, small differences between versions; 
-: original possibly painted; some difference in numbers and numeration between versions;
-: see CEMRA for complete list of manuscripts;
CONTENT: 
¤ participants at  tournament at Dunstable 1308, probably a meeting of the opposition to Edw.II (aw); groups bannerets and retainers by leader (E.Glos, D.Lancs, Commune), similar to the ordering as in GA;
¤ alternative: 5.june 1309 at Stepney / 28.februray 1309 at Stepney -- Long L 62-63;
DATABASE:
-:  items from Humphery-Smith AN;
NOTE:
-: also in QEC (c1600);
REF:
-:  Long L = C.E. Long, 'Coll.Top. & Geneal', 4:61-72, 1837 (L/r); 
-:  St.John-Hope & Barron 1903, proof;
-: A. Tomkinson: "Retinues at the tournament of Dunstable, 1309", EHR, 1959, 290:70-89;


ArmBem:
=  Livre du Grand armurier;
ARMORIAL: 
-: painted arms, some crests; made 1506-1509;
DATE: n.a.
CONTENT:
-: 5 segments:1-10 Nine Worthies, 11-59 Kings, 60-67/71 Electors (+ 4 dukes), 68/72-79/83 Douze pairs, 80/84-374/378 Portuguese nobles (João II, r.1477-1495);
-: incl. Bertrand du Guesclin (wrong arms);
COMPARE:
-: LBR;
-: KCR, imaginary items, bishops;
-: LTT, Livre do Torre do Tombe, a copy;
DATABASE:
-: not entered;
ILL:
-: all on wikipedia and pdf;
REF:  
-: Brault, Antiq.J. 74:295-301,1994;  
-: J du Cros, Livro do Armeiro-mor, London / Lisboa, 1956 -- www.vikinganswerlady.com (facsimile, alfabetical);
-: José Calvão Borges, Livro do Armeiro-Mor, Lisboa, 2000;
-: http://digitarq.dgarq.gov.pt = web, facsimile, pdf, portuguese DirGen Archives;


Titel:
Armorial Le Blancq = 'Un Provincial d'armoyries, grand ...'

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: 3907 arms, painted and in blason, many with cris de guerre, several instances of unfinished or derivating painted arms; in addition 43 full page crested arms introducing segments and 12 banners of Hainault nobles;
DATE: 
-: mss <1567, LBQ:3479 Philip LGf.Hessen d.1567; most segments are copies of collections c.1380;
-: Nicodemus della Scala Bf.Freising 1421-1448, bav [3293];
CONTENT :
-:  62 segments (Pas ETO 2:80, Popoff LBQ) by marches;  LBQ 26  Hainault has special structure comprising abbayes, villes, bannerets  and officers;
SOURCES: 
-: many segments copied from URF (c1380) - see overview, e.g.  french and flemish-brabancons ;
-: some segments copied from BEL (c1370) - see overview, e.g. germans, sue;
-: some segments copied from LYN - see overview, e.g. LBQ 40-41 from LYN 36 boh;
-:  english and austrians from ETO-BHM-LYN-NLU complex (c.1400 + 1420); 
COMPARE:  
-: SIC;
-: NAV;
-: ETO + BHM + NLU/CLE;
-: PRI + VER ;  
-: AGR (copy ?);
STYLE:
-:  6 blasons and painted shields in column on outer side of page; 5 on first page in segment; most segments prefaced with the arms and crest of the marche, i.e. the princely honour - not included in the numeration, but noted separately;
-:  several blasons are unfinished, while the corresponding  painted arms are complete as given in the URF blasons or BEL drawings;
-:  fess embattled-counterembattled blasoned as 'crenele' or 'bretesee';
-:  feuille de marais as 'coeur eswyddie';
DATABASE: 
-:   3907 items (1-3905, 1302-bis, 1789-bis) and numeration from Popoff LBQ;
-:   Ex1: old numeration of 1143 items, incl. 744 items from Popoff A + Popoff N + Pastoureau ETO;
-:   numeration of Pastoureau ETO different (pas ETO = pop AB + 6) from Popoff A and Popoff N, but formerly used for LBQ segments 40 (aut) and 41 (tir);
-:  segment headers and banner formerly numerated as LBX:1-55, now as LBQ:9001-, 
NOTE: 
-: Popoff N used LBQ and URF as supplement to PRT, and URF/a (Stanford London) for LBQ;
-: LBQ 26 Hainaut is very large and detailed, possibly a key to the herald-compiler's origin or place of service; 
-: le Blancq was mayor of Lille (châtellanie in Artois or Flandres);
REF: 
-   Popoff LBQ = Histoire & Genealogie 1989-1991 no.21-36 (248 pages, transcription only); 
-   Pa = Popoff AP (fo.131r-202r); Pb = Popoff N; 
-   E Warlop 'Wapenboek van Vlanderen ..' 1972 (LBQ/b); 
CHECK:
-  subsegment headings counted as items, eg. 'poitevins sans bannieres';
-  segments and content in Warlop W-v-V 1972;


ArmBem:
= MC = MJ = LBb = AL =  Montjoie-Chandon;
ARMORIAL:
-:  905+51 = 956 items in all (Boos), but only 580 arms in the principal 13C part;  940 arms (jbv); damaged by recut, disordered on rebinding 17C (Vaivre EB 33);
DATE: 
-: 1292-1293 (boos; clem) + add. 1470-1480 (boos, for Flavy); 1290 (jbv + #497);  1275-1300 + 15C-16C add; 1300-1320 (part 1, pas) + 1440-1450 (part 2, pas);
PROVENANCE:  
-: see LBR/a, named as Montjoie-Chandon (pae); 
-:  Flavy (c1475);  Malet de Graville (c.1515); fam. Le Breton, roi-d'armes (c1630);
-: incl. arms of Konrad Grünenberg (c.1480)  = LBR:904 'conrat grünenberg von costenz';
CONTENT:
-:  LBR/a are made up of at least 5 parts: 
(1) pp.1 + 2-3 + 4-5 (no.1B-43B, Fils de Priam; 44B-51B, misc ) is probably early 16C (Anne Malet de Graville); 
(2) pp.6-12 (no.1-133; 15C) kings, 12 pairs, ducs & french counts; 
(3) principal part (no.136-715; 580 items, 13C) franco-wallon nobility, probably with many insertions;
(4) pp.47-54 (no.716-859, 15C) probably mainly south-french gentry and bourgeosie; 
(5) pp.62-66 (no.860-905, 16C) partly drawings, partly painted, incl. genealogy of Flavy and arms of Malet de Graville;
-:  LBR/b = LBX:1-262 is an extract of part 3 (LBR/a:136-715) without inserts; LBX:263-289 is a list of counts, probably 15C; co-parallel order with gaps compared to LBR/a; possibly copied only from items with original legends in LBR/a -or- or copied from other source ? (A - B - LBX + A - C - LBR/a);
COMPARE:  
-: probably independent of other examined armorials;
-: VER (Boos RV 586) not likely, as overlap with full identity is only 118/382 without periodicity;
-:  WIN (fra + nor) + TCO + BIG + URF + GRU + ING;
-: LBR:4-130 has similar content as GOR:9-145 excl. 'name only' items;
STYLE: 
-:  overall style reminiscent of WIN (13C painted ms ?);
-:  Ermine = Ar semy of black ovals; labels of 5;
DATABASE: 
-:  unfinished !  --  additional info in tblLBR;
-:  items from Boos LBR draft for Léopard d'or (2003), legends only in part modified according to 2004 transcriptions;
-:  identifications as in Boos LBR (2003 + 2004) with modifications by Clemmensen;
-:  numeration according to Adam-Even with initial part as 9001-9051 for 1B-51B;
-:  Ex1 = recontruction of 'primitive 13C version' by Clemmensen;
-:  Ex2 = Boos 2003 draft, AInr + 1 > no.864;
-:  Ex3 = LBX:1-289 (Ms.Baluze 59:21r-26v) as separate armorial;
-: serial numbers per bifolio for 13C fragment;
-: provisional segments as bifolios for 13C fragment;
NOTE:
-: many of the later legends are probably wrong and assigned for their likeness to better known arms from different regions;
ILL:  
-: Pastoureau TH 80 pl.3 (LBR/a:27r, col) ;
REF:   
-  Boos LBR = E de Boos &al, L'armorial Le Breton, Centre Historique Archives Nationale, Paris, 2004; www 2011 (pics);
-  Popoff LBR = M Popoff RFHS 51-53/1981-83, 8-31 (LBR:1-289);  
-: Boos B (LBR:636-715, tur);
-  Adam-Even, notes and copy of LBR/a in IRHT (files 59+60+61); 
-  Boos, draft LBR (for Léopard d'or, 2003);
-  Pastoureau HB 129;.Pastoureau TH 341 + 192 (ill);
-  Nicolas Civel, ‘Les insignes héraldiques des Troyens dans l’armorial Le Breton’ in:
Anne-Hélène Allirot e.a. eds., Une histoire pour in royaume (XIIe-XVe siècle) (Paris, 2010) pp. 409-433.


ArmBem:
Paper, 300 x 220 mm, 261pp;  good artwork.  
CONTENT: Book of fiefs of Mathias Ramung, Bf.Speier 1465-67.
REF: 2 ref (BGH).  K fhr Neuenstein, Wappenkunde 4 (1896), 48 pp + 72 arms.


Titel:
Great Coucher Book of Duchy of Lancaster

ArmBem:
16 banners;  Duchy of Lancs honours;
REF: Wagner RAH;


ArmBem:
SEE:  Tho Holme's Book, possibly grants of Roger Machado;
-: arms of John Writhe, Garter KoA;


Titel:
Wappenbuch in Lewis Collection, Philadelphia Free Libraries

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: 3500(+) arms and crests on prestamped pages;
DATE:
-: early 16C (clem);
CONTENT:
-: imaginary arms (3 first arms, 2r), german nobles, a note on the Würzburg tournament of 1479 (191r);
COMPARE:
-: member of the BODENSEE group of armorials;
-: Danish king similar to GRU:37n/186-192, central arms modified to Oldenburg (>1448);
-: marker items also found in MIL, UFF / HBG;
DATABASE:
-: not entered;
ILLUSTRATIONS:
-: 7 pages on Phil.FreeLib website; 4 pics from PY;
REF:
-: tip from Peter Yanachov, 1.01.2014, further pics 14.02.2015;
-. http://www.freelibrary.org/medieval/edward.htm


Titel:
Wappen auf den Falttisch von Rathhauses zu Lüneburg

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-. Decorated table in town hall in Luneburg;
DATE:
-: Otto II 'der Strenge" Hz.Brwg-Lüneburg;
REF:
-: O. Neubecker: Wappen auf den Falttisch im Fürstensaal von Rathhauses zu Lüneburg, Lüneburge Blätter, 1951, 2:65-85


Titel:
Libro de Conoscimiento de todos los Reinos et tierras ..

ArmBem:
PROVENIENCE:  written by a franciscan friar, born 1305;
ARMORIAL:  geographical description with blasons and painted arms;
DATE:  c.1360 (Jimenez / Markham);
CONTENT:  real and imaginary arms of kingdoms, lordships and towns; confused use of banners and shields;
-  Prester John + 74 dignitairies (5 emperors + 56 kings + 1 prince + 12 lords) + 24 territories (1 empire + 12 kingdoms + 1 country + 3 islands + 1 province + 6 cities); sequence as a traveller's journey around the world;
SOURCE: 
COMPARE: 
STYLE:
DATABASE:  174 items, incl variants; from Lacarra LIC 65, compared with Markham LIC and with notes in Loutsch MIL;
-  Ex1 = ms.Z, Ex2 = S, Ex3 = R, Ex4 = N; SortNr/Ex6 = correlation number; different numerations in Lacarra, Markham and Jimenez LIC;
NOTE: 
-: classified as a 'portulan-armorial' by Lacarra LIC;
-:  concordance with WIN, BHM a.o. in Lacarra LIC - not stringent, only the first variants have been entered into database;
-: concordance between mss = 61 ZRNS + 15 ZRN/S + 6 ZS/RN + 5 Z/RNS, variant arms on plates in Lacarra LIC;
-:  Jimenez LIC (ES, 1877) has all arms on 1 table, reproduced in Lacarra LIC; confused numeration as split up in Markham LIC;
-: many 'fillers, e.g. crescents, squares, crosses;
-: probably no real difference between increscents and decrescents as banners are pointing left or right;
-: used 1402 by Jean de Béthencourt for planning conquest of the Canaries Islands;
REF:
-   Markham LIC =  M Jimenez de la Espada ed.; (trans. C Markham),  'Book of knowledge of all the kingdoms..', London 1912 (mss S+N+R);
-  Jimenez LIC = 1877 spanish original  edition of Markham LIC;
-   Lacarra LIC = Lacarra &al, 'Libro del Conoscimiento de todos los regnos et tierras et señorios que son por el mundo, et las señales et armas que han', Zaragoza 1999 (facsimile of ms.Z, thesis, LIC/a);  
-  Dn204 (ill);
-: C. Rolker: " Die Welt als Wappen ..", Heraldica Nova blogpost 2735, 9.02.2015;


Titel:
Lehensbuch des Kurfürsten Friedrich I von Pfalz

ArmBem:
= WF; 
mediocre artwork.  
DATE: dated 26.april 1471. 
REF: 2 ref (BGH).   
-: K fhr Neuenstein, "Wappen ..", 1892 (facsimile);
-:   AF Wolfert, "Die wappen im LKF..", Beitrage zur Erforschung des Odenwaldes .., IV, Breuberg-Neustadt 1986, p.266 tab.2 .
-: Kloos W 47;
RE:
-: H. Spiess: Lehensbuch (1401), cit. Huthwelker RW 111;


ArmBem:
Fiefholders in Alsace, late 14C - early 15C.


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  171  arms + crests;
DATE:  estim early 14C (Gs); copy  c1570 (Gs);
CONTENT: arms and crest of mainly brabantian nobility mixed with princes of several countries and a few imagined arms;
DATABASE = 171 items;
REF: 
-: Popoff LLG = #547 = M Popoff 1989 'Armorial Lalaing' = Ann.Gen.Her. 7-9/1986-87.
-: BnF banque d'images, www;


ArmBem:
-: earlier nominal date 1310;
ARMORIAL: 588 painted arms; 
-: lost original measuring 152 mm x 387 cm = 6in x 9ft5in; 
-:   a very unreliable representation of arms;
-:   many coats of arms are confounded and names corrupted (clem);several items with white instead of gold or vair;  blue pigment failed in latter parts, painted on green base;  several blank shields;
DATE:  1295-96 (gjb); c.1310 (Wagner RAH = Tremlett & London 1967);
-: John Avilers, d.1288 [432];Micheal Ryle, d.1292 [339];
CONTENT: 
-: LM:1-29 kings; LM:30-56 english, welsh and scottish earls; 57-588 english gentry;
SOURCE:   
-: list of kings probably derived from a copy of WIN or more likely a common source or tradition (gjb, Goodall);
COMPARE:  
-: many imaginary kings among LM:1-29 are similar to items in WIN:1257-1312;
-: similar and large number of items in common, but in different order and with many variations, with Q (Collins) and TJ (Thomas Jenyns / Queen Margaret);
STYLE:
-: narrow elongated shields, typically of late 13C and early 14C;
-: nice, clear artwork in contemporary style;
DATABASE: 488 items, from Humphery-Smith AN, revised with Brault;
-  hardcopy with irregularities in Supl.Notes;
RE:
-:  LMO + LMS items;
ILL:  Brault RAE 1:768 = LM:41-96 = fo.19v;
REF:   
-: Brault RAE 1:323-359; 
-: GJ Brault, Antiq.J. 73:27-36, 1993 + 74:293-301, 1994 (GJB + JA Goodall, WIN-LM relationship);
-: Humphery-Smith ANT;


Titel:
Lord Marshall's Roll Old, Part I = Raine-Dunn Pt.1

ArmBem:
= RD2 = LMRO-I = RD & RDF;
SYNONYM: Raine-Dunn Pt.2 (as named by hsl); LMO (47, RD) + LMS (18) in mss;
-: LMS is the later second part of this roll;
ARMORIAL:  
-: 47 painted arms in 14 rows of 4, but only partially used (1, 1, 3, 3, 4, 3, 4,.., 4); 9 preux (partial);
-: overlap of 38 items between LMO/a and LMO/b;
DATE: c1420 (HS London);
NOTE:
-: compiled as a guide to the painting of shield in the cloister of Canterbury Cathedral -- Humphery-Smith CC;
REF: 
-: HS London: The Raine-Dunn Roll, Coat of Arms 4 (1957) 196-198 (LMO/b);  
-: Brault RAE 1:323 (note); 
-: Wagner RAH 267-268 (note);


Titel:
Lord Marshall's Roll Old, Part II = Raine-Dunn Pt.2

ArmBem:
RD2 = LMRO-II;
see  LMO for discussion, CEMRA 81;
ARMORIAL: 18 painted arms;  6 rows; compiled earlier than LM-old-Pt.I;  LMS(a + LMO/a = 65;
DATE: temp. Edward I;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 104 arms; orig;
CONTENT: segment of 29 kings;


Titel:
Maison-forte des Loives (Montfalcon, Isère)

ArmBem:
DATE: 1344-1349;
REF: J Peyron, La Salle armoirée moderne, de XIVe siécle à la Révolution, Albi, 1990, Ch.1 Tour de Loives;


ArmBem:
217 ff.; "Deux recuilz des heraultz d'armes contenans les armoiries des princes, seigneurs et gentilzhommes de France et aultres païs voysins"


ArmBem:
part of Thomas Holmes's Book = THB;
-: CEMRA 93 no.2, ff.2r-8v;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: 88 mtd knights, facing in pairs;
-: actually 2 parts cobound: LQ + CRK;
DATE:
-:  Tho Waldegrave ktd 1461 [107], Rob Preston created Ld Germanston 1478 [118];
REF:
-: CEMRA 110;
-: Wagner RAH 276, note of comment and transcription by H.S. London;


ArmBem:
painted; the style is very close to that of the Armorial Gorrevod, possibly the same scribe-painter;
NOTE:
-: possibly misreading of Ms.148, a fragment of GOR  as a fragment in Helmont LS;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: a copy of LAM, Livro do Armeiro-Mor
REF: Joao Portugal, pers.com2014;


Titel:
Armorial hennuyer de l'herault Luxembourg

ArmBem:
= HL;
ARMORIAL:
-: 192 blasons;  3 counts + 12 pairs + 177 seigneurs in Hainaut;  
-: copy 1509 by 'Luxembourg' herald to Jacques de Luxembourg S.Fiennes;
NOTE: 
-: FF:5229 incl work of Gilles 'Flandre' king-of-arms in FF.1280 (1481) and FF.1968 (1463);
-: 31r arms used during burial of Fernando di Aragon, gf/ Charles V -- Jochim RS 51;
REF:  Adam AB (bra);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: 282 arm; temp H-VI; copy 1500/1600-tal;
NOTE: partial copy known as Merton Roll,  LY:121-280 = ME;
-: copy by Wm Burton in private ownership, see CEMRA;


ArmBem:
= GY = GM;
SYNONYM:  Armorial Gymnich - recte Lyncenich
ARMORIAL:
-: 2836 items (de Boos & clem);   painted arms, crests uncommon; many 'name only', partially as ordinary;
-: Gymnich was a misreading by Adam-Even of surname on fo.1v; Lyncenich is correct (Heymowski 1998, Cah.LdO; de Boos 2003); Linzenich, Gem.Boncheim, nr Kirchberg, 5 km south of Jülich, Nordrhein-Westphalen;
DATE: 
-: 1440-1450 (ran); 
PROVENANCE: 
-: see LYN/a, KBR FH.II.6567;
CONTENT: 
-: about 80 segments, of which approx. 10 are allegories or ancestors;
SOURCES:
-:  possibly some segments from GEL;
-: large part copied from a precursor of the ETO group of mss;
COMPARE: 
-  CLE is not a copy of LYN as proposed in Loutsch AL 21, but belong to the ETO group, as a copy of NLU;
-: Sailly (lion) for LYN/BHM/APA relation to URF-group;
-: segments similar to LYN-en and LYN-pru in URF/k (BnF, ms.fr.23077);
-: LYN/b-art = a LYN clone fragment of segm. 69 used for Artois in BHM segment 45;
DATABASE:
- nos.1-2827 as armorial items, incl. a few exlibris, 1120-1121 excluded, 9 numbered items at end (2828-2836) excluded as very late sketches;
-: 2836  numbered items using transcription by de Boos, incl. free-standing blank items, numeration as de Boos, but with ancestors as 1(proband) - 2 F - 3 M - 4 FM - 5 MM as in Clemmensen; 
-:  sectioning and identification by Clemmensen;
-: Ex1 = frame in scan of safety microfilm;
-: Ex2 numeration used for microfilm transcription and identification 07-08.2003 of GM:1-2787 items by Clemmensen on basis of visits 08.2002 + 03.2003 + 06.2003;  
-: Ex3 numeration used with notebooks 4+5;  
-: Ex4 numeration based on Raneke BHM; 
-: Ex5 numeration used by de Boos 2003 version (formerly Ex1);
-: Ex6 = pagination in top corners (note: duplikation of 119);
-: foliation by Bergen-Pantens in bottom center of recto not in microfilm printout;
¤ Inactive sectioning  07.2003 by Clemmensen slightly modified from that (of Raneke) used in notebooks 4+5 for visits 08.2002-06.2003 (copy as ztabGM-segments; 
-:  Inactive (unsatisfactory) sectioning by Raneke 1975 using pagination in top corners (note: duplikation of 119);
¤ preliminary draft of editon by de Boos & Clemmensen 2004;
NOTES:  
-  CLE, temporarily known as GM/c or YGM, BN FF.23076 fo.28r-141v appears to be an independent armorial, but having several segments in common;
-  watermarks analysed by Martin Wittek, KBR; suggest 2 bathches of paper (c1450 + c1571);
-  edition in preparation by E de Boos for Leopard d'or editions 2003/2004 using above transcription and numeration;
-  de Boos uses different and varying numeration for ancestors;
¤  the hand in the headers counting items is not the same as Gilles de Rebecq, or the loose notes laid into ERQ;
ILL:   
-: microfilm printout of all non-blank pages, scanned 2013; copies of selected pages in articles;
REF: 
-: Raneke BHM 86 (Cb, ran);  Gs2914c; Adam AB (bra); 
-: Boos LYN, 2003, file copy of blazons and transcriptions;
-: Heymowski 1998, Cah.LdO 8:137-170 (pol); a.o. (see bibliography);
-: C v.d.Bergen-Pantens, l'Héraldique dans les manuscrits anterieurs de 1660, KBR exibition 1985 cat., #18;


Titel:
Corporation de boulangers de la ville de Lucern

ArmBem:
= ZP;
ARMORIAL:  ?? non-noble arms;  Wappenbüchlein der Pfisterzunft von Luzern, compiled by Uli Lotz;
DATE: c1408;
REF: Th224n17; 
-: WR Staechlein, AHS 30:189-190, 1916; 
-:  Hans Nickel, der Herold 4:145-151, 1961;  
-: FJ Schnyder, AHS 90(1976)2-10;  
-: VF Fischer, '  Wappenbüchlein der Pfisterzunft von Luzern', Das Geschichtfreund 44:277-310, 1889, facsimile;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: 602 arms,  Probably compiled in the entourage of MGf. Karl von Baden, 1453-75.  
CONTENT: 
-: german turnieradel; Breigau, Alsace, Schweiz, some frankischer, schwabischer and bayrischer families; Emperor Fr.III, 7 Kfst.
ILL:
-: BGH, 1 set of vr-pages;
REF: 
-. 5 refs (BGH).


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  79 blason; copy 16-17C;
MSS:  M + H; see H/Falkirk; original probably blason only;
DATE:  c1300 (aw); 1306/1308 (gjb, ndy);
CONTENT: : tournament 8.09.1306/08 (lanercost = lundi avant la Nativité);  lost orig roll had M on dorse and H on face (Wa); 
DATABASE: 79 items from Humphery-Smith ANT; verified with Brault RAE;
-: normalised legend of Humphery-Smith AN retained;
REF: Brault ERA 94-101;   Brault RAE 1:495-505;  Greenstreet 1875; StJohn-Hope & Barron 1903, proof.


ArmBem:
SYN:  Grosse Heidelberger Liederhandschift = Codex Manesse =  Pariser Kodex.
ARMORIAL:  117 arms & crests in 137 miniatures;  ms ultimo 13C - primo 14C;  poems by 140 minnesänger, who lived c.1150-c.1250;  
-: facsimile exhibited on Burg Warburg in Thüringen;
-: WLH, Weingartner Liederhandschrift, includes partial copies of 25 miniatures, incl. 20 arms and/or crests;
-: some items, probably from WLH, copied into GRU;
DATABASE:
-: 137 items, incl. 117 arms, entered from Walther MAN;
WEB:
-: full facsimile on Univ.Heidelberg website, 101 MB download;
-: Clemmensen MAN&WLH, Manesse.pdf, 2008, www.armorial.dk;
REF:
-:  BGH (32 refs);  
-:  K Zangemeister ' Die Wappen, Helmzierden und Standarten der Grossen Heidelberger Liederhandschrift (Manesse-codex)' Heidelberg 1892 - - web UniHeidelberg; 
-:  R Sillib, F Panzer, A Haseloff 'Die Manessische Liederhandschrift' Leipzig 1929;
-:  M Prinet, La bibliographe moderne, no.1-2, 1911; 
-:  Walther MAN, 1988 = I.F. Walther & G.Siebert: Codex Manesse, die Miniaturen der Grossen Heidelberger Liederhandschrift, Insel Verlag (facsimile);
-:  Kloos W 45;
-: Pastoureau HS 318-320 (provenance);
-: Herold, 1889, 20:50-53;


ArmBem:
= MAP (1230) = la Mort le Rou Artu
-: Cable MAR = romance with heraldic elements, wrongly attributed to the welshman Walter Map (1140-c.1210), probably writtenn in Champagne or northern France c.1230;
-: earliest Arthurian theme c.550, Geoffrey of Monmouth 1135, Wace 1155, Marie de France c.1160/80, Chretien de Troyes c.1170,  Eilhart von Oberge c.1170, Hartmann von Aue c.1190; in spanish and italian c.1300;
REF:
-: James Cable (Ed.): The Death of King Arthur. Penguin Books, Harmondsworth (Msx) 1971;
-: Richard Barber: King Arthur in Legend and History. London 1973 (1961) - survey of literature;


ArmBem:
REVISE !  - split into CTR + CHR ?
ARMORIAL:
-: blazoned arms; appended to treatises;
CONTENT:
1469-1475; 67 ff; blasoned, treatises on blason, Tournois du Roi René, Chevaliers de la Table Ronde, Preux, Rois Chrétiens;
-: 16v-19r 'verger de France', enumeration of princes of the royal blood  -- Hiltmann PL 182n74, as in BNR:154r;


ArmBem:
Montjoie-Chandon => Le Breton, LBR.  Ms.Baluze 59; Gs#2876 *


Titel:
Decors de Hôtel de la Rue du Change (Metz, Moselle)

ArmBem:
1355-1356; deposited at the Musée de la Cour d'or;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 160 arms;  32x5, 89.5x11.8in, temp Hen.VI;
NOTE: 
-: actually a partial copy of the Lucy Roll,  ME = LY:121-280;
-: ME:87 = WJ:1569;


ArmBem:
= ML;
ARMORIAL: 1600 items with arms and crests. 
DATE: 1486-1500 (Loutsch);
-: 351 Herman von Hessen 1449-1508, Bf.Köln 1480-1508;  352 Albert Hz.Sachsen 1443-1500, MGf. Meissen 1486; August Salanki, Bf.Jaurens or Györ 1447-1465 [1564];
PROVENANCE:  
-: probably collated by an amateur-armorist c1490;  in Berlin c1908, used for Siebmacher; then in Bodman-Habel Collection in Schloss Miltenberg, Bayern;  bought 1930 by  Chandon de Briailles Ms.56 (P.Adam-Even); c1989 owned by J.C. Loutsch; 
CONTENT: 
-: fo.1r-19v text;  fo.2r-126r = MIL:1-1600; fo. 126v-130v blanco;
-: preliminary segmentation by Clemmensen = 1) 20r-21r = 1-27 neuf preux a.o.;  2) 21v-23v = 28-99 quaternionen;  3) 24r-21r6 = 100-230 Kings(1);  4) 31r7-31v7 = 231-240 Sachsen;  5) 31v8-35v = 241-314 King's(2);  6) 36r-36v = 315-350Reichstädte;  7) 37v-43r = 351-460 german noblility;  8) 44r = 461-469 knightly orders;  9) 44v-46r = 470-505 french counts;  10) 46v-79v = 506-1107 southern german dukes & counts, probably several sources;  11) 80r-101v = 1108-1503 mix of southern germans, italians and english, probably several subsegments from different sources, incl. UFF, DWF and GRU, no crests;  12) 102r-104r = 1504-1539 germans;  104v-113r blank prestamps;  113v-122v blanco pages;  13) 123r-126r = dioceses, with mitres;
-: reordered into 21segments, but need further revision;
COMPARE: 
-:  partly concordant with Donaueschingen (DWF);  Grünenberg (GRU) and Uffenbach (53% of UFF, > MIL:1110);  Ingeram (ING); 
-: segm 3 Kings partly from Richental 'Das Konzil zu Konstantz (KCR);
-: MIL:1541 Rougemont ABp.Besancon = KCR:328;
STYLE:
-: vair-ondé;
-: some items painted in courtoisie, e.g. MIL:103/24r4 Alexander of Athens;
DATABASE: 
-: items from Loutsch MIL, some crests (mainly imaginary arms) noted as TEMP;
NOTE:  
-:  several misquotes in refs, e.g. Randerode, 1492 + 1486, 1087/1326;
ILL: 46v (Boos DB); all in B/W and several in colour in Loutsch MIL;
REF: 
-: Loutsch MIL = JC Loutsch, Arch Her 103/1989:95-165 (1-792) + 104/1990:40-67 (793-1089) + 104:122-164 (1090-1600) + 106/1992:42-68, 107/1993:61-141;
-: Boos MIL, file received 2003;


ArmBem:
SYNONYM:  Strangway's (SS);
ARMORIAL: 133 arms (all versions);
CONTENT: english nobility and gentry; 32 sovereigns and fabulous;
REF: HS London 1953 in Wagner RAH 274 ((Wb); Campbell MCA 210;


Titel:
Traité de blason de Jacques de Hemricourt

ArmBem:
PROVENANCE:  Jacques de Hemricourt 1333-18.12.1403;
REF:  
-: Bergen-Pantens, KBR exibition 1985 cat.34;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: 2098 arms; 6x5;
RE: 
-: Bruce Roll = BS, scots part;
ILL: 
-:  Bedingfeld H 53;
REF: 
-: Cae 63+92; not mentioned in CEMRA 66;
-: Eeckhout FM, 101 ams;
-: P. Adam: cahier #63, copy;


ArmBem:
-: survey of arms from all Matthew Paris manuscripts (MPH + MPA + MPM + MPC + MPX), many repetitions in the mss;
DATE: c.1244 (MPH, aw); 1259 (MPA, ?ref);
CONTENT:
-: two pages of shields, 33 on face as 5x5 + 4 + 5 = 16 painted + 14 trick + 3 blank, names and latin blason, aslo on dorse 42 shields in 6x7 + 1 inserted on first row margin, torn fragments of 2 shields in bottom rows, names and latin blason; 
-  possibly as aide to margin shields in chronicle;
DATABASE: 
-: arms from Tremlett 1967 (Wagner RAH);
PARTS:
- A = MPH:1-102, n=107 = MP-I, 1244 =  Historia Anglorum, 1244 = arms of deceased inverted; 4 banners (Templars, St.John, Wm Marisco - prostrate, France - reversed); Madden MPH; folio-refs in Tremlett 11-36;
- B = MPA:1-113 = MP-II =  Liber Additamentum; Tremlett 36-57;
- C = MPM:1-13 = MP-III =  Chronica Majora vol. 1 =  arms of english kings + 2 templars riding on one horse + combat between Edmund Ironside and Canute; Tremlett 57-59;
- D =MPC:1-84 =  MP-IV = Chronica Majora vol. 2 =   shields on margins + drawings; Tremlett 60-74;
- E = MPV = MP-V =  Flores Historiarum, 4 arms; Tremlett 74-75;
- F = MP-VI = Abbrevatio Chronicorum, 11 arms not in database; Tremlett 75-76;
- G = MP-VII = Chronica Majora IV, 11 arms not in database; Tremlett 77-78
- MP-VIII = MPX, semiheraldic details from drawing of scenes, only MPX:6 in database; Tremlett 78-86;
NOTE:
-: Cambridge Univ Lib, ms. Ee iii 59 fo.32v = MP/d ?;
ILL: 
-: fo.170b = Bedingfeld H 17= Dn24=Neubecker H 19 (7*6); Dn96=Neubecker H 55 + Dn120=Neubecker H 63; CEMRA 2 (b/w); Dennys HI 32 (CUL ms.Ee iii 59:32v, Stamford Bridge)
REF:  
-:  F Madden, 'Matthew Paris: Historia Anglorum', Rolls Series 1866-69, vol.1-3 (illustrated); 
-:  Felix Hauptmann, Jb.Adler, 1909:20-55; 
-:  MR James, Walpole Society, 1926, vol. 14 pl.19-21;  
-: GF Warner, Cat.Western Mss in the old Royal and King's Collections, 1921, vol.2:135;  
-: TD Tremlett in Wagner RAH 1-86;
-: O Göschen 'Pusikan', Herold, 9:107-151, 1881; Fox-Davies AH 406 (from der Herold); 
-: HR Luard (ed.), Chronica Majora, Rolls Series, 1912; 
-:  M.R. James, Descriptive Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the Library of the Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, 1912, 1:54-58 (MPC/ii); Vaughan, Matthew Paris, 1988, pp.250-253;
-: Pusikan, Wappen aus den Werken des Mathias Paris (d.1259), VJhrS-Herold, 1881, 9:107-151;


Titel:
Castello della Manta (Saluzzo, Monferrato-Piémont, Italia)

ArmBem:
-: tapestries in the Castello della Manta (Saluzzo, Monferrato-Piémont, Italia), home of Thomaso (III) di Saluzzo (d.1416), author of the novel 'Chevalier Errant' (CES); the frescoes were probbly finished after 1420 for his son Ludovico I;
CONTENT:  
-: les Preux et Preuses;
COMPARE:
-: LBR; CES; ERQ;
ILL:
-: preuses (Contini MT 82-83);
REF: 
-: G.Romano, La sala baronale del castello della Manta. Quaderni del restauro, Milan, 1992;
-: D.H. Müller-Bruns: Heraldische Reise durch das Piemont - Wappenfresken in der Burg zu Manta, Kleeblatt, 2011, 1:12-15;
-: wikipedia;


ArmBem:
semiheraldic details from drawing of scenes, only MPX:6 in database;


Titel:
Liber Monasterii San Salvatoris Antwerpie

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: 140 tricked arms with names; 
DATE:
-: 1506-53, temp Charles V Ks.HRR (wtc);
-: spanish possessions;
CONTENT:
-: 1-13 kings, 14-21 electors, 22-45 quaternion (1), 46-51 towns (1), 52-69 imperial provinces (1), 70-73 quaternion (2, Rt),  74-79 towns (2), 80-140 provinces (2);
-: quaternion sets: Hz, MGf, LGf, Gf, Fhr, Ritter -- possibly from Koelhoeff's Kölner Croniek;
¤ arms of West Indies, Jaffa, Algarve;
REF:
-: Collins MSA = W.T. Collins, pers.com.08.2016, blazons, indentifications;
-: Maurin Nahuys: "Bibliographie Heraldique", Bruxelles 1883, www.archive.org;
RE:
-: Maximilian's Ehrenpforte 1499;


Titel:
Decors de Hôtel de la Rue des Clercs (Metz, Moselle)

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: shield on ceiling in house, the more important of 21 different decorations in Metz mentioned by Merindol;
REF:
-: Wm Collins, pers.com, 2015 (25 blazons);
-: www.rcppm.org ;
-: Illona Hans-Collas: Vivre au Moyen Age: Luxembourg-Metz et Trèves, Luxembourg 1998, pp.336-339;
-. N. Pascarel: Un decor civil exceptional de lapremiere moietie du Xve siécle decouvert a Metz en 1964, Strasbourg 2011 (blazons & indentifications);


Titel:
Gemaltes Wappenbuch der Staatsbibliotek Münchens

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: 1200 arms & crests; various layouts;
DATE:
-: 1474-1560 (BSB);
CONTENT:  
-: frame 8: 4x8, nobles, glued on; fr.10-13: 4x4, quaternionen, Erbländer, nobles; fr.14-116: 3x3 (4x4), crest, german nobles; fr.117/55v+126: 3x3, HM/OT; fr.118-131, 3x3, nobles; fr.132-135: 4x4, princes & worthies & nobles, from KCR via RUG (fr.132 Scheyern);
-: 32-ahnenwappen;  several otherwise unknown coats from Bft.Passau.   
NOTE: 
-: possibly an early 16C copy of a compilation of late 15C.
REF:
-: BSB, katalog, facsimile,  www, pdf;


Titel:
extract from Florentine archives 1349-1409

ArmBem:
= B (pop); 
not an armorial, but 106 extracts of notary documents fron the State Archives of Florence.
REF: Popof: Repertoires d'heraldique italienne, Florence 1302-1700, 1991;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: named by Clemmensen; late 14C ms (gjb);
CONTENT: arms of the members of the family of Mortimer of Wigmore;
REF:  Brault RAE 2:76 (Brewes);


ArmBem:
= MV;
SYNONYM:  Arundel; Legh's Shires;
ARMORIAL: 249 + 72 mounted figures jousting pairwise; possibly a heraldic visitation to counties within the Office of Clarencieux, incl. Esx, Suf and Kent;  
-: part of a book attributed to Thomas Holme 'Clarencieux' 1476-1485;
DATE: 1445-1448 (pas); < 1448 (Wright BM);
-: MY:148 Colingborne, granted 1470;
CONTENT: 
-: knights by county (Suf 1-72, Esx 72-113, Kent, not given 114-), most of which are not found in earlier armorials; 113 (23r) Cope might be a later addition;
COMPARE:
-:  CA ms. L1 + L2 (c 1520, HD Butchardt); CRK; CVK; RH; LD; DV; PT;
DATABASE: 
-: blasons and numeration from Greenstreet MY, verified and supplemented 2005 with identification by Clemmensen;
-: EX1 = numbers in DBA by EP Baker, different from Greenstreet;
-: EX2 =  numbers from DB, moved 10.03.2005;
NOTE:  
-: this copy of Greenstreet MY 140-145 is difficult to read, legends might be misread;
-: additonal legends atop probably by a later hand;
ILL: 
-: Wright BM 16 fig I; Pastoureau TH 371 (19v); Marks BM fig.70 (col.) + 34 +40 (b/w) ; Roskill C 3 frontispiece (fo.18r);
REF: 
-: Greenstreet MY, Walford's Antiquarian Magazine and Bibliographer, 1883, 4:29-34+140-145+254-259;
-: Pusikan 1882; 
-: Barron MY, ms blason in SA;
-: Wagner CEMRA 92-97; Wagner RAH 271-274; Wagner HH 111-115;


ArmBem:
= PM = PRA; 
SYNONYM: Great Roll = Banneret's Role;  PRA-IB = Legh's Men-at-Arms = LMA;
-: partial copies known as: York, Philpot, Staffordshire
ARMORIAL: 1113 arms in blason (1110 in CEMRA); copied 15-18C; contemporary + 22 full + 9 partial (Philipot, York, Staffs) + 17 enlarged copies (different order, 1130 items);
-: see CEMRA for complete list of mss;
DATE:  1307-12 (clem); 1312-1314 (ref ?);   Piers Gaveston E.Cornwall (1307) d.1312;
CONTENT: census for Edw.I d.1307; 33 segments = earls and bannerets, 30 counties, deceased earls and addenda;
-  NDY regards it as an almost complete roster of knights living 1307-12, but weak on northern counties; 
-  inserts in different 15C hand with different terminology (NDY-CP 128 note 3);
DATABASE: items entered from from Humphery-Smith ANT and emended from Mitchell N;
-  Ex2 = all numbers before doubles were assigned N-itemnumber + 10000 (formerly 4000) and printed in separate list; 
-  if possible, N/a blason and legend in database, but often just from Mitchell or Humphery-Smith;
-  No/Brault RAE = No/crhs - 2 = N:998/gjb = N:1000/crhs; No/crhs = No/Mitchell;
-  H-S ANT ref to CEMRA 44 + Wagner RAH 68, starting with  II.B (BL Harl.4205 fo.41r-112v); probably from Barron 1885;
-  numbers different from DBA;
COPIES:
-:  version A = I.orig (N/a) + I.A (15C) + I.B (BL Harl.4205:41r-112v; 15c) + 13 copies of 16C (I.C-O) + 6 copies of 17C (I.P-U) + 1 copy of 18C (I.V); incl. Add.45133:8-13 (C) + Harl.1068:18-22+25-78 (G) + Harl.2106:95-104 (K) + Harl.2210:81r-107v (L) + Harl2213:1r-23v (M) + Harl.4033:30-52 (N) + Harl.4270:1-23 (O) + Harl.6589:3-8 (Q) + Harl.6137:1r-31r (R) + Harl.5803:276-283 (S) + SA Ms.664/i/3:8r-12v (U) + Oxford Rawlinson B.103:237v-250r (H);
-:  version A (partial, York, Staffs, Philpott) = I.W+X+Y; incl. BL Lansdowne 276:179v-180r (W) + Harl.1415:97-104 (Xb) + Harl.1420:235-241 (Xg) + Harl.1088:42-45 (Xd) + Add.18011 (Xe) + Harl.1487:48v-51v (Xt) + Harl.6589:4rv (Y);
-:  version B (enlarged, Thomas D.Clarence) =18 copies ( II.A-R); incl. Oxford Queens College Ms.158 (N/b; II.F) + Bodley 4177:77-107 (II.H) + Harl.1386:38r-82v (II.K) + Harl.2116:19r-52r (II.L);
NOTE:
-:  lost copy made for Edward II c1325-26 by 'Johan Albon peyntur le roi' (Goodall 1990);
ILL: N:867-898 (N/a, BL Cot.Cal.A.xviii, fo.17r, CEMRA 43);
REF: 
-:  Palgrave PW 1:410-420 (N/a, transcription)) =  F. Palgrave: Parliamentary Writs, London 1827, vol 1 (www);
-:  Nicolas N (N/a, index, ordinary) = NH Nicolas: A Roll of Arms of the Reign  of Edward the Second, London 1829;  
-   Mitchell N = RW Mitchell, Parliamentary Roll, Peebles 1982 (N/b);
-   Barron, Genealogist NS 9 (1885) 108-116,174-182,238-244; 12 (1885) 59-62,133-136,206,211,268-282 (N/a); 
-   StJohn-Hope & Barron 1903, proof;
-   Humphery-Smith, Anglo-Norman Armory II, 1984 (as an ordinary; N/a);
-   DBA = N/a; N Denholm-Young, Collected Papers, 1969 (#474); Powicke, 'Thirteenth Century', p.552;
-   HW Mayo, The Parliamentary Roll of Arms, 1993, privately printed;


ArmBem:
= NN -- see RYN (ex2) for items;
ARMORIAL: 
-: >1097 items;
DATE:
-: c1480 (Blanchard);
PROVENANCE: 
-: famille Warin de Clémery;
CONTENT: 
-:  mainly a copy of RYN, see concordance; 
DATABASE:
-: 1027 items transferred from Blanchard RYN; no page numbering;
REF:  
-: J-C Blanchard 2003 (extract);
-: Blanchard RYN (concordance);


ArmBem:
= N = ND = NP = armorial de 1406 = Armorial de France de la fin de 14e siècle = armorial du Verger (Raneke BHM 71);
¤ NAV/g = armorial du dauphin Loys -- Boos VER;
ARMORIAL:
-:  1546 blasons; original missing;
-:  semi-ordinary per segment; separation of bannerets and bachelors in some segments;
DATE:  
-: 1350-1375 (Nussard T 12); c.1360 (pop); 1368-1375 (Prinet); 1368-1380 (pas); 1396-1397 (Douët d'Arcq);
-: 1401-1500 (bracket, BnF/Gallica)
PROVENANCE:  
-: attrib to Martin Carbonnel 1369-70 'Navarre' KoA to Charles II 'le mauvais' C.Evreux & R.Navarre (r.1349-87) by Douët-d'Arcq, no evidence;
-: Carbonnel as compiler/editor questioned by Fabre, who proposed that teams worked on 14-15C armorials;
CONTENT:  
-: 14 segments, banneret & bacheliers; 1249 french in 8 provinces;  64 english, a few kings, few from Low Countries;
SOURCE: 
-: unknown picardian armorial c1360 (pop);
-: NAV-bre with persons living 1337-1439 (Pastoureau GUE);
COMPARE: 
-: no relation to VER + URF + BHM + FW + WIN (clem); 
-: BER used several segments, incl. NAV-pon & art, as sources;
-: VER-NAV and FW-NAV relations  (Pastoureau SH 43, 1976) are unlikely;
-: some  items of NAV-en (segment 14) in DBA;
DATABASE: 
-: 1546 items entered with blasons and numeration from de Boos 2003 (ms.fr.14356 with additions); inserts are 10000 / 20000 + item before; essentially the nummeration of Douët-d'Arcq preserved as used by Jequier in 'Ordinary of 19 armorials', Fabre NB, Popoff NB;
-:  some numbers may vary by 1or 2; e.g.  NAV:181\pae = NAV:180\pop; Fabre NB > NAV:854;
REF: 
-  ND = Douet d'Arcq 'Armorial de France de la fin du XIV.siecle', Cabinet historique 1859, vol.5, 102 p.; 
-  NP = Popoff NAV (Popoff  AP  1981 + Popoff N 1985 + Boos B 1989; pic - nor - ber); 
-  M Prinet, Bull Com Trav Hist Sci: Archaeologie, 1915, p. 171-180; 
-  Popoff NP = M Popoff, partie picarde, Cah.Her 4:49-84, 1983 (NAV 06+07);  
-  Fabre NB =  M Fabre, partie bretonne, Cah. Her. 4:11-48, 1983 (NAV 04);
-  Boos NAV, file copy received 10.2003, 1542 items + inserts, transcription with a few notes;
-  Raneke BHM 79; Saffroy 2892; Adam list 65-67; Paul Adam-Even  1947; Gabriel du Moulin 1631 (extract, nor);
-: Moulin HN, Hist.Gen. de Normandie, Rouen 1631: app.1-37 (after p.564), segm.01-07, blazon in pdf, frames 639-675;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 71 arms + 13 blank,  english lords temp Edw.III, retrospective, little value (aw). 
REF: Greenstreet, Notes & Queries, 6/1:351-352 + 370-371, 1880;


Titel:
Nicholas Bertschi: Wappenbuch besonders deutscher Geschlecte

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: arms and crests, many blank pages, many sketches;
DATE:
-: 1515-1650
CONTENT:
-: 9 worthies & preuses (woodcut-like); christian and heathen kings (ab GRU, mostly unfinished); german nobles (fair quality, many unfinished and blank items);
DATABASE:
-: not entered;
REF:
-: BSB, www, pdf;


Titel:
Denombrement du comté de Clermont-en-Beauvaisis

ArmBem:
= CB
ARMORIAL: 1700 arms; 589 pp;  original perished 1757 in the fire of the Chambre de Comptes;
DATE:  1373-1376 (pop); 
CONTENT:  arms belonging to fiefs and arriere-fiefs in Clermont-en-Beauvaisis, 41 officiers domaniaux and 100 arms of non-noble holders of arms;
STYLE: each rank with a diffrent shield shape.;
REF: Gs
-: Saffroy #7857;  
-: M Popoff, 3eColAIH p117-140;  
-: M Popoff 'Armorial du Dénombrement de la Comté de Clermont en Beauvaisis', Leopard d'or., 1998 (Vs.A).


ArmBem:
=> NAV: Armorial de heraut Navarre, Drouet d'Arcy version.


ArmBem:
= Nekrolog of St. Anna in Bamberg 
vellum, 368 x 277 mm, 66 ff, arms and crests, fair artwork.  
CONT: benefactors and brothers of the monastery, 600 names and c210 coats of arms.
REF:
-: Staatsbibliothek Bamberg (partial facsimile) on www.


ArmBem:
= Jahrtagsbuch der Franziskaner in Landshut; c.1420, until early 17C.
REF: Kloss W 46;


Titel:
Necrologium des Franziskanerklosters in München

ArmBem:
= Jahrtagsbuch der Franziskaner in München;
REF: Kloos W 46;


ArmBem:
= NW (Popoff GEL, not in refs);
DATE:  n.a.
CONTENT:
DATABASE:  not in base, items in notes;
CHECK:
-: NHN:199 Hertoghe;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: 1667 painted arms, mostly with crests;
DATE: 
-: ca.1430-1450 (Blanchard, contents); 1540 (manufacture)
PROVENANCE:
-: Lützelbourg S.Fleville c1540; Haraucourt c1560 (inherited); Raigecourt c1620 (inherited); Beauvau c1640-c1900 (inherited);
CONTENT:  
-: 52 segments, ancestral arms of owners, european nobles, in part from ETO-clones; 
-: formerly 4 segments separately numbered by Blanchard (maison de Lutzelbourg, 4 items;  a list of kings, 17 items - as NLU:9001-9021 in database, NLU 91-926; NLU 11 + 12 + 23, ancestors; 29 Solms); 
-: incl. 49 segments of european marches of arms with 1567 items;
SOURCE: 
-: fragments of several armorials, probably from 1430-1450, the reign of Rene d'Anjou as D.Lorraine;
-: KCR (NLU:1060 Ulrich Tr.v.Diessenhofen);
COMPARE: 
-: many overlaps with the ETO group of manuscripts, e.g. ETO-en + sco + zel;
-: NLU-lor group, 4 Lorraine-Bar segments nearly identical in NLU, CLE, RYN, RUE, QCB and JHA;
-: QCB has several several segments from NLU / CLE;
-: VER for several unique pairs, e.g. Trie;
-: all of CLE, exept CLE:99v (1113-1135), has been copied from NLU, but segments in different order;
LANGUAGE:
STYLE:
DATABASE: 
-: some items entered from from Blanchard-ARTEM NLU, the rest has been transferred from either JHA or CLE with legends - all arms and most names have been verified with Ms.1727; items renumbered 10.11.2008;
-: Ex1 = ItemNr from Blanchard = ItemNr <10.112008, 3 items cancelled;
-: Ex2 = ItemNr from CLE
-: Ex3 = segment number from CLE;
-: Ex4 = ItemNr from JHA
-: Ex5 = segment nr from JHA
-: legends from either JHA or CLE - a few from NLU ms.1727;
-: identification by Clemmensen, 2005/2008, crests added 08.2014;;
-:  SEGMENTS joined with CLE in print out, see concordance NLU-CLE;
ILL:  
-: selection from www;
REF: 
-:  Blanchard NLU = J-C Blanchard, www 1998,  ARTEM (extract), pers.comm.  12.2003;
-: http://bmn-renaissance.nancy.fr/items/show/1240 (facsimile, 2014);
-:  Clemmensen NLU (2013, blazons of NLU and CLE);


ArmBem:
= NWB = armorial Münster;
ARMORIAL:
CONT: 
-: fo.2r-5r  Ober- und Niederrhein (68);  fo.6r-23r Low-Countries (c400, hol-hai-fla); fo.30v  later addition (4); receptures and chronical notes 1315-1496.
-: approx. 220 arms from Low Countries, 190 from Germany  -- kpe;
DATABASE:
-: not entered;
ILL:
-: fo.1v, 2rv, 3r, 4r, 7v, 8v, 9r;
REF:
-: Klaas Padberg Evenboer, pers. com. 11.2009;
-: Mario Damen, blogpost, 8.06.2015, Heraldica Nova, #3319, http://heraldica.hypotheses.org ;
-: E.J. Wolleswinkel: ".. Nederlandisches Wappenbuch", De Nederlandische Leeuw, 209, 126:108-112;


ArmBem:
version edited for M Popoff 'Marche d'Armes' 1981


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 150 arms,  the lost original roll was painted;
-: one untraced copy in 1579 (Wagner CEMRA 73);
DATE: c1400, Edw Hastings = Hastings qtg Foliot;
CONTENT:
-: gentry form East Anglia;
COMPARE:
-:  CY;
DATABASE:  some items from DBA;
RE:
-:  TJ for CEMRA notes;


ArmBem:
Paper, 210 x 150 mm, 38 ff. Ancestral arms and crests of Johan IV Gf. Nassau-Dillenburg 1442-75, married to Marie von Heinsberg, drawings of herald in tabard with Nassau-Vianden quarterly.


Titel:
Newcastle tournament 1319, formerly Boroughbridge Roll

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 214 blasons
CONTENT:  
¤ traditional:  battle of Boroughbridge 27.03.1322, Edw.II's party; names of Thomas of Lancasters party without arms followingthe blazons; also royal writs on Tho E.Lancs;
¤ reevaluated 2013 by Brigit Wells-Furby as tournament at Newcastle september 1319 among the members of the host collected for the siege of Berwick,  possibly attended by the compiler of TCH, from presence of adherents to both parties in the same retinue -- Wells-Furby BR;
-: 8 impovised retinue of bannerets and 2 parties of the Commune at the Tournament or melée;
DATABASE:  
-: 214 items from Palgrave;
NOTE: analyse blason on TEMP's;
-:  'croiz patee' = patonce rather than formy, re QMJ;
- copy in 'PV' ? (DBA 1:81 Carswell);
REF:
-:  F.T. Palgrave, 'Parliamentary Writs' II.1, vol.23, 1827/1830, App. 196-200 (KB, 14-166b, blason); 
-: J. Greenstreet, Genealogist 1ns(1884)51-54+117-121, 2ns(1885)30-33+98-103;  
-: Barron & Hope 1903, proof, copy in SA; 
-: GEC 2:597-602 = V. Gibbs, Genealogist, 21ns (??) 222-226;
-: Wells-Furby BR = B. Wells-Furby,'The Boroughbridge Roll reconsidered',  Historical Research, 2013, 86:196-206;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-:  44 painted and blasoned arms (+43 blanco);  
-: oldest roll known, could be an occational, but is probably spurious.
-:  First identified as OAK by Leon Jequier in 1989;
DATE:  1198 (Paravicini 1993);  
CONTENT:  
-: witnesses at the election and crowning of Otto IV Welf as King of the Romans at Aachen on June 9 and July 12, 1198; a part of the OAK sequence is very like that of the witness list in an ordinance of Abp.Köln dated 12.07.1198 on church matters;
DATABASE:
-: 44 items entered as proposed by Paravicini, addtional arms as proposed by Clemmensen from legends.
NOTE:
-: assessed as spurious by Clemmensen on the basis of mistaken and missing arms, probably constructed from an attendance list or notes taken from chronicles by either Haucourt or his presumptive source in german language; the commentary by Paravicini is excellent;
REF: 
-: W Paravicini, AH 107 (1993) 99-146;


Titel:
Armorial l'Ordre St Anthoine de Barbefosse

ArmBem:
= SA;
ARMORIAL: 485 members of the Order of Saint Antoine de Barbefosse, from Hainaut; 260 completed, 97 uncoloured;
DATE: c.1438 (heraldus);
DATABASE:
-: not entered; facsimile OBF/b, reconstruction of arms by Cercle Heraldus de Mons;
REF:  
-: Adam AB (bra);
-: www.heraldus.be = 2007, computer drawn arms of members, incl. several ladies, by the Cercle heraldique de Mons, from a manuscript in Bibl.Univ de Mons, fonds Puissants, fo.20r-41r, primo 16C, blazons and a few notes included;
-: Scarlet OBF =  http://home.scarlet.be/~ab123800/Armorial%20St-Antoine.pdf (facsimile, Cercle heraldique de Mons);


ArmBem:
= ÖD / GÖ (pop);
ARMORIAL: 
-: chronicle of the abbey of Reichenau by Gallus Öhem;
-: abbots, monks, vassals, ministeriales and benefactors of the abbey of Reichenau ouside Konstanz on the Bodensee;
DATE:
-: Gallus Öhem,  b.1445, fl.1505, chronicler;
CONTENTS:
-: whole-page miniatures outside numeration;
-: segm.1 (1-65) abbots; 2 (64-123) deacons a.o.; 3 (124-141) dukes; 4 (142-168) counts; 5 (169-195) barons; 6 (196-503) nobles a.o., i.e. Edelmänner, Bürger, Grafen, Freiherren;
-: 5 quires of bifolios = 1) 5-6 > 4-7 > 3-8; 1b) 10vr-9 > 1-2; 2) 15-28 > 14-29 > 13-30  > 12-31 > 11-32; 3) 20-23 > 9-24 > 18-25; 4) 21 > 22; 5) 27-16 > 26-17;
STYLE:
-: 
DATABASE:
-: 1-503, excl. 292 + 404, entered from Drös OHM, some items left as TEMP; numeration as in manuscript;
ILL:
-:1r + 2r + 2v + 3r + 6v + 7r
REF:
-: Harald Drös: Das Wappenbuch des Gallus Öhem, Reichenauer Texte, Bd.5, 1994, Verlag Thorbecke, Freiburg i.B, 15 x 21 cm, 9 planches, 68 pp, blazons;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  39 blasoned arms; 
-: not a copy by  Gaignieres (39 names, 30 blasons) from a painted roll, but  a construction based on a name list and probably on seals and various armorials, as proposed by Amaury de la Pinsonnais (2013);
DATE: 1294 (pas); 
CONTENT: knights serving Jean II D.Bretagne in august 1294 during the breton war of succession;
DATABASE: 39 items from Pastoureau HB;
REF:  
-: Pastoureau HB = Bull.Soc.Archeol.Finisterre, 101:141-147, 1973;
-: Amaury de la Pinsonnais on www.Tudchentil.org, seen 26.01.2014, citing Martine Fabre (1993);


ArmBem:
SYNONYM:  livre du heraut Orleans;
ARMORIAL: 213 coats of arms; blasoned, ordinary subdivided by marche d'armes, usually 1-3 items per subsegment;
-: named  livre deux =  livre d'orliens in manuscript;
-: second of 3 ordinaries in one hand;
DATE: partly c1340 and partly c1390, copied 1480 or primo 16C (Boos); 
-: Louis (I) D.Bourbon d.1342 [15], f/ Pierre d.1356 [16] ;
-: Jean de France, 1340-1416.ospm, D.Berry [23];
PROVENANCE: 
-:  Hannotin de Clairiaux 'Orleans' herald 1393-1407, from Blois (not mentioned in Boos ORL);
CONTENT:
-:  blasons in segments by main device (en forme ordonné) subsegmented by mainly french marches d'armes;
COMPARE:
-: BnF fr.5931:3r-20v is 1223 items from BER (Bouvier dit heraut Berry) as an ordinary;
-: URF, LBQ, SIC, PRT, RUE  -- re: Bruniquel;
-: marker = Sénéchal de Toulouse (Marciac) [30]; Phil de Canuzy  [72] (from URF group ?);
STYLE:
-: vanés = escallops;
DATABASE:  213 items from Boos ORL; '.. porte ..' added between name and blazon;
REF: Gs2918;  HS London, CA 5 (1958) 29; Brault EB 4; Cat.Ms.Fr.Ancien Fonds 5, (1902) 180;  Boos REV 586;
-: Boos ORL =  E de Boos, file copy 2003 =l'armorial du héraut Orléans,  Doc Her Med 10, 2004;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: arms and crests; approx. 570 items (Reuter) / 749 items (Clem);
DATE: 
-: 1466-1473 (bishops); later addition dated 1534 (29v); 
PROVENANCE:
-: Joachim Gf.Ortenburg, 1530-1600; acquired by BSB from Ortenburg 1953;
CONTENT:  princes, nobles, clerics, quaternionen; later addition, mostly uncoloured sketches on prestamped blank pages; a few all blank pages, many blank prestamped, a few few with nearly illegible legends (not entered);
-: 8 segments =  01 (2r-6v = 1-14 = 14) princes & counts; 02 (7r-14v = 15-27 = 13) 16C woodcut + sketches of seals of Ortenburgers; 03 (15r-19v = 28-44 = 17) princes & counts; 04 (20r-29v = 45-84 = 40) quaternionen as armed figures with banners; 05 (30r-54v = 85-179 = 95) nobles; 06 (55r-143v = 180-470 = 291) nobles;  07 (144r-223v = 471-661 = 191) bishops & their vassals; 08 (244r-239v = 662-749 = 88) real and imaginary realms and ternionen, 
COMPARE:
-: segm 08 = KCR + RUG,  partly GRU + MIL; little with DWF; not ING;
-: GRU, e.g. ORT:68/GRU:126/RUG:247 quarternion Ellenbogen;
STYLE:
-: Stech- und Bügelhelm; targes and rounded shields;
DATABASE:
-: segm 08, remainder in progress;
WEB:
-: full facsimile, 1 pg per view, München, BSB, 2007,  www.mdz1.bib-bvb.de; pdf;
ILLUSTRATIONS:
-: selected from web;
REF:  
-: RM Kloos, Wappen in Bayern, 1974, note 20;
-: Marianne Reuter, BSB, summary of WB Ortenburg, cod.icon.308u, pp.6, 2007, web, pdf;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: statutes of the Ordre de laToison d'or, and arms of knights;
REF:
-: Heraldica Nova, list of digitized armorials;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 167 arms & blasons; 
DATE: primo 15C (aw);
-: early 15C copy of mid-14C compilation with some additions (aw), actually based on a mid-13C compilation;
-: Brian FitzAlan of Bedale, ospm.1306 [136];
CONTENT:  1-33 kings & princes, 34-42 foreign dukes, 43-67 english earls, 68-72 scottish earls; 73-167 english lords & knights; several faboulous ancestors, 
SOURCE:  
COMPARE: 
-: HE + DT; D/Camden;
-: elms of B/Glover (c1252) probably taken to P:43-127  -- Coss K 78;
STYLE:
-: masclee; cross paty as patonce;
DATABASE:  items from Grimaldi P; identifications by Clemmensen;
NOTE:
-: 3 fleurs-de-lis for Cantelupe;
REF: S Grimaldi 1835, Collectana Topographica & Genealogica, 2:320-328; Brault, CA 95/1976:211-219;


ArmBem:
-: alias WXL &c = XB + XC + XE + XF + XK + XL + XO + XV + XX + XZ  (in DBA);
ARMORIAL: 
¤ ordinary of arms by Wriothesley (Garter 1505-34) temp Henry VIII (b.1491, r.1509-47) in 12 parts;
-: partly based on WJ/WJO;
-: Arthur PoW 1486-1502, son of Henry VII;
REF:
-: DBA 4:xxxvi; Campbell CA 387-391;


Titel:
Refectoire de la Cathédrale de Pamplona (Navarra, Espana)


ArmBem:
SYNONYM:  armorial normand (Saffroy)
ARMORIAL:
DATE:
CONTENT:
-: 1-20 kings, 21-29 Neuf Preux, 30-38 Neuf Preuses, 39-48 ducs, 49-133 nobles (many s.n.);
REF:  E de Boos, file copy 2003;
-: E. de Boos: Les Preuses et leurs armoiries, Armas e Troféus, 2013, 9:151-193;


Titel:
Pierre Bouffan: Officiers de France et de Bourgogne

ArmBem:
CONTENT: CHA segment 22-24 court officials, i.e. ’Pierre de Bouffans list of chambellans and officers’ (of Charles ’temeraire’, not Jean 'sans peur');
DATABASE: added as CHA:1116-1240;
REF: 
-: Boos CHA, file copy received 2004;


ArmBem:
33 ff.; painted; noble families of the Low Countries; constitutes a whole together with Ms.103 and 107 - of 17C;
-: provisionally classified as having medieval content;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  blasons with primitive drawings;  hand different from ORL and GLA; content not verified nor whether PBN is on fo.51r-52r or on 53r-57r;
REF: visited 08.2001;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  836 arms  = 576 + 108 + 152 ams of different provenances; orig + 16C copies;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  16 (wtc) / 17 (arw) arms in margin of 3 ff of cartulary(PE/a = PE-I), 20 arms in (PE/b = PE-II)
-: A/Li;  Walther of Whiteley 'Chronicle & cartulary of Peterborough Abbey', 1321-1329;
¤ feudal roll (bma); institutional (clem, alternative);
CONTENT:
-: arms of abbeys and its tenants and benefactors; names probably retrospective;
-: vs.A = PE-I Walther of Whiteley version;
-: vs.B = PE-II Robert of Swaphams version, different first name;
DATABASE:
-: 16 items entered from Collins PE;
NOTE:
-: diffrent mss refs in CEMRA and Collins PE;
REF: 
-: Collins PE = WT Collins, ms received 09.2009;
-: WT Mellows: The knights of Peterborugh Abbey, Peterborough 1926, 20 pp;
-: J Sparke 1723, in Historiae Anglicanae Scriptores Varii;;  
-: J Bridges 1791, in History of Northhamptonshire;.


Titel:
Petri de Ebulo: Carmen de Bello Siculo inter Henricum VI ...

ArmBem:
= Petri de Ebulo: Carmen de Bello Siculo inter Henricum VI  imperatorem et Tancredum = Liber ad honorem Augusti sive de rebus Siculis = Carmen de rebus Siculis
ARMORIAL: 
-: ?? arms; mostly attributed, containing only few true family arms.  Poem of war between Heinrich VI (Staufen) and Tancred R.Sicile;
-: hardly evidence of contemporary use of arms by families;
DATE:  1195-1211 (?ref);  1195-96 (BGH, Kittel W 56);
NOTE: 
-: Markvard von Annweiler M.Ancona, R-Truchsess = {swan / storch};
ILL:
-: Damals, Das magazin für Geschichte, 42 Jhg, Hf.10, 2010 'Stauferzeit', p.69 a.o.;
-: Neubecker H 118 #229 (ill);
-: helmet painted with figures of arms;
REF: 
-: BGH (fo.130r, 8 refs);   
-: F Hauptman "Jahrbuch des Adler" NF vii, 1897 ( 55 p + 5 plates); 
-: Kloos W 44;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: engraved composite print (Riesenholzschnitt) of triomphal arch with many illustrations and allegories and displays of arms, praising Maximilian I Ks.HRR (d.1519);
-: coats of arms on a genealogical tree, tables of arms with text and persons, on a few singular decorations;
-: the arch has three towers, each with several allegorial decorations and explaining text;
CONTENT:
-: 01 genealogy of Maximilian (1-41); 02 possessions and pretentions of the dynasty (42-149 = 108); 03 rulers of the HRR (-); 04 relatives of the Habsburg dynasty (150-211 = 62); 05 miscellaneous items (212-237 = 26); 06 the designers (238-240 = 3);
DATABASE:
-: 
NOTE:
-: 20 exemplaires in first printing 1515, survivors held by: Vienna, Albertina Museum; Copenhagen, National Museum of Art (SMK), prints KKSgb9842 (mounted), KKSgb9840 (unmounted for study); London, British Museum;
-: 2nd printing 1559, key elmt is different 'D' on frame 32;
-: most of the woodblocks are preserved at the Albertina, bloc set  HO2006;
REFS:
-: Hanne Kolind Poulsen, Niels Borring: 'Magt og ære. Albrecht Dürer i kejserens tjeneste', Copenhagen 2015. (incl. essay: Picture Power; exhibition 2015 on restoration of the print);
-: Guide to the details, Exhibition 5.03-21.06.2015, Copenhagen, National Museum of Art, Royal Collection of Graphic Art; web presentation available 2015;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: possibly a member of the Bodensee group;
DATE:  c1460 (pope Pius II, 1458-64); 
CONTENT:  Oldest arms, Emperor Julius, pope Pius II, Christopher III von Bayern R.Danemark, high nobility, quaternionen etc, attributed arms, english (fo.54), italian, spanish, german regions, austrians;
COMPARE:
-: ANS; 
NOTE:    
-: Partly a copy of an older version of ANS (BGH #47), but PFZ is preliminary dated to c.1460, and ANS to 1485/90.
REF: none (BGH);  
-: FH von Hye, Cahiers du Léopard d'Or 8:209-, 1997;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  painted arms + crests, Bodensee derived (clem);
DATE:
-: <1410 (43r3-4, #193-194, Jobst M.Moravia d.1411; Prokop d.1405);
¤ date >1474 (Campbell CA) probably wrong, CHK if Aragon qtg Castille on 66r, not on 66v;
¤ former nominal date: 1425;
CONTENT: 
-:  9 sections = 01: 1-37 (1r-8v) french; 02: 38-54 (19r-21v) Kf, dukes;  03: 55-122 (22r-30r) german counts;  04: 123-190 (30v-38v) german lords; 05: 191-342 (43r-61v) boh + sil; 06: 343-351 (66r) ui; 07: 352-372 (66v-67r5) euro kings; 08: 373-383 (67r6-16) Neuf Preaux & ternions & magi (no crests, as in KCR); 09: 384-398 (67v) imaginary realms;
¤ no towns found - - clem;
ILL: 
-: Bedingfeld H138 (fo.58v+59r); all items from visit (less 66r);
REF: 
-: Campbell CA 217-218; 
-: Ruzek CE (2012);


Titel:
Maison Piolenc, dite des Chevaliers (Pont-Saint-Esprit, Gard


ArmBem:
3 volumes of 465 pages in vol 1 + 235 ff in vol.2 + 227 ff. In vol. 3; important collection, but badly painted;


Titel:
Jehan de Saintré & la dame des Belles Cousines = Prusse

ArmBem:
= ??; former nominal 1380;
SYNONYM:  Antoine de la Sale 'Roman du petit Jehan de Saintré & la dame des Belles Cousines' = 'Rôle de la Croisade de Prusse'.
ARMORIAL: 
-: ?,  blason;
DATE:  c1380 (Pc118); c1450 (JBdV ?);
PROVENANCE:  Antoine de la Sale, c1386-c1461, served maison d'Anjou and Louis de Luxembourg (CAM:663);
CONTENT: 
-:  fictitious crusade; modified from URF;
ILL:  
REF: 
-: JB Vaivre, Cah.d'Her 3:65-84, 1977;
-:  Bozzolo CAM 2:159;
-: Imre Szabics, 19.CIGH, 1988/1990:107-116;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: semi-portraits with arms of popes and emperors from Christ and Julius Caesar to Eugen IV and Sigismund;
REF:
-:  KonzilKon = Das Konstanzer Konzil,1414-1418. Weltereignis des Mittelalters, Katalog, Badische Landesmuseum, 2014,  p.238, no.164;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  2088 arms & banners (Foster TT); 2070 arms and banners (CEMRA);
DATE: 
-: most arms in PLN:1-870 from 1399-1413 (aw); some from Edward IV (r.1461-1483);
CONTENT:  
¤ 2-3 parts, clem: Part 1, compiled 1480-81, PLN:1-1277 (segm.1-5), mix of older (c.1400) and contemporary names; Part 2, probably c.1490/95, PLN:1278-end; or possibly a part 3, c.1504/16, mostly 2x2 & crest (a registry ?);
-: 8 'segments' suggested in CEMRA: 1 = 1-12 saints (fo.i/0rv, banners); 2 = 13-33 kings (1rv, banners), 3 = 34-54 english lordships (2r-3r, banners); 4 =  55-198 dukes & earls & barons (3v-11v, banners); 5 =  199-1272 kt & gentry; 6 = 1273-1290 english lords (72v-73r, banners); 7 = 1291-1961 kt & gentry; 8 = 1962-2070 english lords & gentry (116v-134v, arms + crests, 4/p); 
COMPARE:
¤ PLN:1-870 = WB:1-870, most arms 1399-1413, some common items later  -- arw;
-: CRK, re Guichard d'Angle E.Hunts;
-: T/Rouen;  S/WIL; TJ;
-: WJ:997/PLN:44 Briggerak/Bourdeilles de Achiac;
-: EGT:94/PLN:82 Montagu; a.o.;
-: CG:195 / PLN:453 Stonor confounded;
STYLE:
-: drawn as WB, pt.I, c.1500, more than one hand, incl. John Wrythe, Garter KoA 1478-1504;
-: banners on Foster TT 126-142, 237-239;
DATABASE:
-: with dummy records, from Foster TT, early entries from DBA revised 09.2015, numeration by Clemmensen based on Foster TT, the edition deemed more reliable than the simple transcription in DBA; segments by Wagner;
-: Ex1 = DBA numbers, 454 items, different from Foster TT by 1-12;
NOTE:
-: it appears from items in DBA, that PLN (and WB) might be a composite copy of several older rolls;
-: several single shield items in DV, PT, and CRK appear in PLN as qtd arms
REF: 
-: Foster TT = J Foster: 'Two Tudor Books' , 1904 (blazon + selected painted arms); pp.1-122 RH (Harl. 2169), pp.123-318 PLN (Harl.6163);


ArmBem:
SYNONYM: Ashmole Roll (Foster DH);
ARMORIAL:  672  arms; orig + copy 16C+19C; 669 arms (thu);
DATE: 1345-51 (aw);
CONTENT: 
-: 25 banners of english nobles and bannerets and 627 shields of knights;
-: 25v appears to be mainly earls long deceased;
-: several legends added in a modern hand or in an elisabethan hand;
DATABASE:
-:  items from Greentreet PO, identification, foliation and numeration by Clemmensen as in PO/a;
-: Ex1 =  Greenstreet PO has 1-627 shields + 1-45 banners (9001-9045, segm 02) preceeding main segment (01);
-: Ex3 = DBA;
-: refs in Boos QMJ (PO/b) unlike DBA; refs in database unlike DBA, e.g. PO:250 = PO:251(DBA);
COMPARE: 
-: very close to AN / Antiquaries roll (aw);
-: CA = Carlisle Rolll 1335;
-:  GA;  SF;
-: 39% in CKO;
STYLE:
-: barry nebuly = barry undy;
ILL: 
-:  Galbreath LH 64 (fo.3v-4r+4v-5r); ui (fo.17r); Pastoureau TH 336 (fo.17v-18r);
REF: 
-: Greenstreet PO = no.33,  Jewitt's Reliquary NS, 3/1889:145-152+231-240 + 4/1890:93-97;
-: Mitchell PO (PO/b)
-. Huthwelker RW 85;
-: Oxford-Bodley Digital Images (facsimile, PO/a), www;
-: Denholm-Young CF 118-120 (comment);


ArmBem:
PLACE:
-: Chateau de Pomas, in the valley of the Aude, 11 km S of Carcasonne, dep Aude;
DECOR:
-: 44 coats-of-arms on roof beams in hall on 1st floor;
-: arms of french royals, high nobility and local dignitaires;
REF:
-. J. Peyron: "Les blasons du château de Pomas (Aude)", AH, 1981, 95:34-38;


Titel:
Decors du palais du Maréchal de la cour pontificale

ArmBem:
Avignon (Vaucluse); crest, arms and names; Merindol 37-39


Titel:
Confrairie des partisans de Philippe le Bon  (extract CAM)

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 323 arms; a spurious roll;
DATE: 
-: proposed as 1419-21; Philippe 'bon's expedition towards Paris after the murder of Jean 'sans peur';
CONTENT:  
-: french princes and high nobility, burgundian court officials;
COMPARE: 
-:  CAM;  BA Ms.4150 'liste de chambellans etc, 1425'
-: table from Eeckhout EE; 
-: liste de '1421/1437' -- Donche EL 32-34, not of this expedition;
REF: 
-: N Bouton, Brx 1872 (Gs#3375a)  =  CAM-BT (JB Vaivre, Cah.Her, 2:179, 1975);
-: facsimile, www / BnF Gallica;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: no arms, but devises;  presentation by Chester and Limbourg heralds of pas d'armes before Philippe de Lalaing and the Dame de Perron at Brügge on 28.04.1462;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  86 arms;
CONTENT:  navarrese families;
REF: CoA 161/1993, wtc.


ArmBem:
= Pr = P;
ARMORIAL: 
-: painted and blasoned arms; added to an illustrated heraldic treatise;
DATE: 
-:  c1470 (Saffroy); 1466-76 (gjb, pop); 
CONTENTS:
-:  description of french marches d'armes; 
SOURCES:
-: copied from an URF clone with many items named and blasoned like LBQ;
STYLE: '
-: many misspellings of names; lack of numbers for charges; inverted colours;
-: bordure = orle; rute = mascle; 6  roundels or fleurs-de-lis as (3:3); porte = tour;
-: gironny of 8 or 10 or 12;
-: senais (i.e. Gu), rather than Sa (03 cha);
-: many misreadings of 4 for 3 / 2 for 10;
DATABASE:  
-: transcription and numeration from Popoff PRT and identification mainly by Clemmensen;
-: old records deleted into separate file of 148 recs (Normandie);  additions from Pastoureau EE;
COMPARE:  
-: almost identical with URF, certain amendments and additions, related to SIC + LBQ;
-: VER ?;
TREATISES:
-: 60 mss, 14 printed editions in 16C;
¤ content listed and commented in Hiltmann SH; 
¤ BnF, ms.fr. 5936, 6129, 18648, a.o.;
¤ ui =  paper, 290 x 205 mm; 173 arms, catalogue of exibition 'Te Wapen' at Arenthuis, Brugge, 26.CIGH, 2004, cat.nr.37 (illustration);
NOTE:
¤ BnF, ms.fr.18651, was at a time mistakenly noted as PRT/b, it is actually Armorial Coislin-Seguier (CSG), see also Cae #32 and Saffroy #2906;
REF: 
-: Popoff PRT, file copy received 09.2004;
-: Saffroy 2022 + 2926;
-: Adam-Even #66-68+69-70; 
-: Popoff N, 1985 'Normandie';  
-: Adam AB (bra); 
-: Blanchard (survey of segment);


Titel:
Decor héraldique dans le Prieure de Salaise-sur Sanne (Isère

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: 6 painted shields on wall, several other very damaged and illegible, jousters;
DATE:
-: c.1330 (clem); 14C (wtc / mt),  #1-2, marriage in 1328 in priory of Salaise-sur-Sanne og Aymar de Roussilon-Annonay and Beatrice de de Roussillon-Anjou; the prior 1328-58 was Jean de Roussillon;
REF:
-: M. Toso: Bull.Monumental, 1998, 156:389-393;
-: Wm Collins, pers. com. 2015;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-:  982 arms; temp. Henry VI, copy 16C; many arms without legend; some arms uncoloured;
-:  including Yorkshire part of "N" (i.e. c1312);
CONTENT: 
-: english nobility temp. Henry VI, surnames only;  1 St.George, 2 the Saxons, 3 England, 4 Arthur, 5 Clare, 6 'one of the King's House', 7 London, 8 St.Paul, 9 Valence, 10 Aubemarle, 11 Monthermer, .., 982 Warner;
DATABASE:
-: some items from DBA;
NOTE: 
-:  substantial variation in order between copies; in DBA by BRK Molliet;


ArmBem:
Several arms - all atrributed, or rather without meaning, and all in azur-gules. Hebrew illuminated manuscript, of italian manufacture;


ArmBem:
SYNONYM:  Armorial des Grands du Monde (boos) = Chevaliers de la Table Ronde (19r-37v) = Pursuivant's Examination Book (clem, 1998);
ARMORIAL:  698+2 arms & blasons, few legends; 
CONTENT: 1-24 sovereigns, 25-33 heroes, 34-29 misc, 40-51 pairs-de-France, 52-111 princes & high nobility, 112-262 chev Table Ronde  (19r-37v), 263-698 figure types (no legends), 2 additions (Ursins + Grolée); 
NOTE: 
-: PUR:4 = René d'Anjou R.Sicile;.
-: probably an unfinished student's work (clem);


Titel:
Hôtel de la rue du Cardinal de Polignac (Puy-en-Velay)

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: painted ecor on ceiling in hoiuse, which may have been owned by a member of the Montlaur de Murles family;
DATE:
-: c.1380 (#12, Bertrand de la Tour-d'Auvergne, Bp.Puy 1361-82);
CONTENT:
-: 22 arms of local nobles surviving, 7 items have the Montlaur arms;
REF:
-: J. Payron & A. Robert: Fragments de plafond peint du XIVe en Puy, Archeologie du Midi Medieval, 1966, 2:75-81;
-. Wm Collins, pers com. 2015 (22 blazons);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-:  82 arms;  vellum, cuttings of 2-3 items of 5 x 6 cm each mounted on pages in B.29 ff.29r-38r; poor execution, legends above most items;
-: probably cut from a roll (clem);
DATE: temp. Edward II (1307-1326);
CONTENT:  
-: 29r1 Basset, Bardolf, Talbot, Tiptoft, .. ,38r Ferrers, Furnival;
NOTE: 
-: illustration  58v-59r on a website refers to Povey's German roll;


ArmBem:
SYNONYM: Clifford roll; 
ARMORIAL:  720 arms; copy 16-17C;
PROVENANCE: presumably made for  Henry Percy;
-:  possibly related to the Parliament in Berwick 28.08.1296, shortly after Battle of Dunbar 28.04.1296 (ndy);
-:  copy owned by Guy Beauchamp E.Warwick inherited by Ric Neville E.Warwick (ref ?);
CONTENT:
COMPARE:
-: many items in common with TJ and LM (588 items);
-: several items common to Qii and CY, possibly the late additions to Qii;
EDITING: 
-  A =  Erdeswicke version (598) = Q/a+b+c;
-  B =  Qii = Dethick version (720) = Q/d+e+f, mainly as 'A' with 15C additions, especially at the end, re TJ &  WJ & CY (clem); 
-:  Q/b copied from 13C original with inserted legends in a later hand (<1440); Q/b is main source of Q/e;
-:  a lost intermediate transcript of 13C original was the source of Q/a; copyist of Q/c had access to Q/a;
-:  another intermediate transcript of version A must have been made in 15C from a copy with many late additions (probably temp. Henry V/VI); many additions noticeable by the form "sir ..";
-:  Q/a + Q/e best for tinctures, several Or/Ar differences;
-: Q/f, and to some degree Q/e has has many conjectural assignments;
DATABASE: 598  items from Humphery-Smith AN as Q items, verified with Brault RAE; 
-: Qii, selected items from Humphery-Smith AN;
-: normalised legends from Humphery-Smith retained;
-: Brault is unusually consevative in assigning arms to families and persons, many differences between him, Humphery-Smith and Clemmensen;
NOTE:
-:  Qii:685 = {Azure Garb Or} = thomas grosvenor, arms adopted c1395 after Grosvenor-Scrope case;
-:  use of deceased paraent's name while the heir was a minor (gjb);
REF: 
-: Brault RAE 1:360-403; 
-: Humphery-Smith AN; 
-: Mitchell Q, 1982;  
-: Denholm-Young HH 96;


Titel:
Codex Figdor, Bruderschaft St.Christoph auf dem Arlberg


Titel:
Livre contenant quelques armoires de Flandre

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: painted arms, many crest;
-: same nearly illegible writing on notes as in books owned by Gilles de Rebecque;
CONTENT:
-: many flemish arms;
REF:


ArmBem:
= liber armorium gentilium in
ARMORIAL:
-: painted arms & crests; member of the Bodensee group; painted in mid/late 16C;
CONTENTS: 
-: ternionen,  quaternionen, Österreich, Sachsen, bohemian towns; abbeys;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  335 arms and crests; described as 'armorial allemand' in Pastoureau & Popoff ETO 2:77, Pastoureau BEL;
DATE:  1570 (Popoff, from watermarks);
CONTENT:  german and austrian nobles;
COMPARE:
-: many items also in GRU or RUG;
-: LBQ:3140 = QDB:308 conte de newenar';
STYLE:
-: some drawn in courtoisie, e.g. per bend sn, not per bend;
-: transcription errors: 'str..' for 'sch..';
DATABASE: from Popoff QDB;
REF:
-: Popoff QDB = M. Popoff, Un armorial allemand ayant appartenu à Roger de Gaignières, AHS 2005, 119:59-94 (no.1-117) + AHS 2006, 120:109-133 (no.118-234)+ AHS 2006, 120:163-188 (no.235-335; facsimile) + AHS 2007, 121:3-26 (index);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:   
-: painted arms & crests;
-: probably late 16C;
CONTENTS:
-:  german princes and counts; north - and west german nobility; 8 ancestor combinations.
REF:
-: www.onb.ac.at


Titel:
Stam und Wappenbuch hochs und nieders standts der HRR

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  printed 1579, Frankfurt am Main, Sigmund Feyerabend;
-: approx 100 arms + crests, short verses and figures of armed men; 1/pg, right side pages only with woodcuts of armed men, the arms partially handcoloured; mainly bavarian-austrian nobles and patricians, electors;
-: to Sigmund Hagelshaimer gt Helt, bürger in Nürnberg = {Sa bend Ar ch. arrow Gu};;
-: Wiligitz, Abp.Mainz = Mainz qtg {Or fess dancetty Gu}; Abp.Trier = Trier qtg {Ar chief Gu ch. lion isst Or};


ArmBem:
DATE:  n.a., possibly 16C;
-:  Vincento Gonzaga (136n), Johan Wm Hz.Jülich-Kleve (137n, 1562-1609, r.1592, Gf.Mörs 1600); 
CONTENT:  imaginary kingdoms, ternionen, quaternionen, austrian & swiss nobles;
COMPARE:
-: KCR (ternionen, imaginary kingdoms) -- Bodensee Gp;
DATABASE:  not entered;
NOTE:
-: see abstract with HBG (Hans Burggraf);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  composite armorial, 1200 arms, some with crests, 2 major parts, c1600 and c1700, but with older material included;
DATE: 
(1) 1583 Rudolf II (1552-1612), pope GregorXII (d.1585), Francesco Sforza, cardinal 1583;
(2) 1696, date on fo.103dr;
CONTENT:
-: 2r-4r = 50 german emperors; 5r-6v = 39  kings; 7r-11r = 107  princes; 12r-17v = 104 counts; 19r-40v = 376 european cardinals & dioceses & abbeys ( incl. 21r-28v 16 ES + 56 IT + 35 FR + 57 EN + 2 HU; ab 29r 180 DE); 47r-49v princes; 50r-54v = 61 german dioceses & abbeys; 55r-59r = 78 Reichstädte; 60r-122v = 119 geman nobles & bishops & abbots of temp. Rudolf II; 142r-149v painted persons;
COMPARE:
-: ff.21r-31v dioceses &c from KCR mixed with other sources -- BodenseeGp;
¤ no ternions/quaternions;
DATABASE:  
-: 21r-31v dioceses entered as serial nos., 19v-20v blank shields;
-: ex1 = corresponding KCR entry;
-: ex2 = corresponding VSW entry;
ILL:
-: several pages between 3r-54v;
REF:
-: BSB online facsimile & summary, pdf;


Titel:
armorial - BSB cod.icon.392d  (Turniergesellschaften)

ArmBem:
= QAC = QDT = WB Otto Hupp (F. Picha);
ARMORIAL:
-: 5572 items, mostly crested arms, 4x3 for segm.11; several prestamp types, possibly with single or double sets of arms; index of names, index of members of tournament societies with emblems; several series of family members with comments and dates;
DATE:
-: 1567 mentioned 201r/204v; Ferdinand I (r.1556-1564);
CONTENT: 
-: preliminary 11 segments = (1) Intro, v-ix, pdf 12-21, items 1-9 = 9;  (#) Index, pdf 22-79, TG emblems; 
(2) Ternion, preux, 1r-5v, pdf 86-95, 10-63 = 53;  (3) Kings, 6r-77v, pdf 96-227, 64-440 = 378;
(4a) Quaternion, electors, 79r-92v, pdf 226-253, 441-595 = 155; (4b) pdf 260-261, 556-615 = 4 quarternion  + 15 burgundians; (5) dukes, 97r-104v, pdf 262-277, 616-762 = 147;  (6) margraves, 106r-109r, pdf 280-286, 763-783 = 21;  (7) counts, 113r-142r, pdf 294-352, 784-1336 = 553;  (8) freiherren, 145r-161r, pdf 358-390, 1337-1673 = 336; 
(9) herren, 163r-188r, pdf 394-441, 1674-2178 = 505; (10) tournier societies, 189r-210v, pdf 446-489, 2179-2663 = 485;  (11) german nobles, 212r-334r, pdf 492-734, 2664-5572 = 2909;
COMPARE:
-: QDJ is nearly identical to fabulous arms and kingdoms chapters in GRU and others in the Bodensee-group;
-: same unusual irish (59r) and english (42rv) fragments as in ING a.o.;
DATABASE:
-: not entered;
REF:
-:  Kruse R 159;  
-: BSB CodIcon online (facsimile), pdf, 757 pp;


ArmBem:
¤ german armorial, date not given, mentioned with imaginary arms by Roche AI;


ArmBem:
= AUG (formerly Augsburger WB, <05.2014)
ARMORIAL:
-: 688 arms and crests, painted; 2 parts (addendum + armorial);
CONTENT:
¤ Addendum (pt.1) =  1r-2v, c.1475 ironic illustrated text on biblical theme; 
¤ armorial (pt.2) =  3r-91v, german families, mainly swabian and alsatian, some franconian and saxon;
-: probably copied from older armorial, but of little apparent interest;
COMPARE:
-: proposed for 'Bodensee' group (i.e. as like SGH, GMW, STU) in BSB-note, but no imaginary arms;
REF:
-: BSB cod.icon. Katalog, www; facsimile;
RE:
-: ASM = BSB, cgm.69 = Augsburg, St&StB, Augsburg 2 Cod H1, Sigismundus Meisterlin: Cronographia Augustensium (1457)


Titel:
Wappen deutscher Geschlechter - cod.icon. 312

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: arms and crests; lirtle apparent interest;
DATE:
-: 16C;
CONTENT:
-: german nobles;
DATABASE:
-: not entered;
REF:
-:  BSB, www, pdf (142 frames);


ArmBem:
= QFF (1480)
ARMORIAL:
-: arms and crests, painted; 
DATE:
-: some items dated c.1480;
PROVENIENCE:
-. Benediktinerstift Lambach until 1929;
CONTENTS:
-:austro-german nobility; imaginary arms like GRU and other Bodensee armorials;
ILL:  
-: Armenia a.o. (10.CIGH);
REF:
-: Neubecker, 10.CIGH, Wien  1970/72;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-:  drawings of stained glass in Königsfelden (canton Aargau); arms and images of Habsburgers;


Titel:
armorial inconnu (noted by Klaas Padberg Evenboer)

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: miscellany with segments of coats-of-arms and crests (achievements) on 42r-99v + 179r-180r;
CONTENT:
-:  followers of Gf.Cilly, elements from Poland, Austria, german regions (Swabia, Saxony, Palatinate, Bavaria a.o.);
COMPARE:
-:  artwork comparable to CHE by Hendrik van Heesel (d.1470) -- kpe; 
-: check for BHM and HAR style;
-: some of the contents (Cilly a.o.) present in NLU / CLE;
DATABASE:
-: extract from Padberg, as nos. 1-48, less 5 items. legends need check;;
-: ex1 = corresponding items in NLU or CLE:1113-1135/99rv, missing betw NLU:941-942=75v/76r;
ILL:
-: nos.37-40;
REF:
-: pers.com. Klaas Padberg Evenboer, 2012-2013;


Titel:
german armorial - 15th C - Rylands Ms.Lat.28;


ArmBem:
=  Wappenbuch des hohen geistlichen und weltlichen Stands  = Schr;
ARMORIAL:  Martin Schrott's Wappenbuch, München, 1576; printed; 4/pg; upaginated, but with printers markings on sets of 4 leaves (e.g. F + Fij + Fiij + 'none') from A to X, uncoloured;most legends incomprehensible; parts organized as quarternionen;
DATE:  1414-18, a few addtions c1575;
CONTENT:
 -: 1-4 patriarchs, 5-12 ecclesiastical quaternionen; 13-16 Erz-Kardinale, 17-50 cardinals, 51-291 (C.ij-K.iv) dioceses, 292-361 (K.iv -N.i) abbots & abbesses, 362-413 (N.i - O.iij) unversities,  list of blazons of the arms, 414 (S.ij) emperor HRR, 415-449 (S.ij - T.iij) kingdoms & provinces; 450-453 (T.iij-X.iv) electors + dukes + counts - as quaternionen; 157 Univ.Oxford;
-: 1581-edition:  ff.1r-18r text, ff.18v-110v Wappen der Stend HRR: 1-13 austrian principalities (Bopsnia,Dalmatia, Bulgarai a.o.), 14-49  dioceses (Dij/fo.20r-fo.24v, several name only), princes; ff.28v-30r Abp.Salzburg & Bp & men; 31r1-4 & 32r1-2 Kurfürsten; 34r-35r Grafen; 69r-89r  Quaternionen (4/pg); 95r-108v Reichsstädte; on later pages: Helvetica, universities, foreign dioceses and princes and cardinals;
COMPARE:
-: copied  and/or rearranged from Richental's Chronik des Konstanzer Konzils 1414-1418 (KCR), with a few additions;
-: many of the same mistakes and peculiarities as in Siebmacher 1605 and in QDH (cod.icon 333);
-: source of Siebmacher (Sieb BiK 28 +  t32-36;), e.g. Sieb 8:127 Abp.Gnesen;
-:448 Iceland; 449 Hibernia;
-: Ab.Ellwangen (mitre, Sieb BiK t65) not in KCR;
REF:
-: KB, Cph:  59,134 S-1977; notebook 9;
-: Quellenautopsie - Martin Schrot WB 1576,  Lehrstuhl Prof. Schulze;  Constanze Huhn & Torsten Reimer, www;
-: reprint 1975, Unterschneidheim, Uhl Verlag from edition 1581, Adam Berg, München;


Titel:
Paul Mair's Geschlechterbuch der Stad Augsburg

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: arms and crests of  town families; little apparent interest;
REF:
-: BSB, catalogue;


Titel:
Armorial de Grande Bretagne  -- d'Aumale-Haucourt notes


Titel:
english armorial dictionary - BnF fr.33009

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  1010 blasons or uncoloured drawings of arms in alphabetical order;
DATE: n.a.
CONTENT: 
-:  English arms, with notes, ordered alphabetically and taken from various sources incl. Antiquities of Warwickshire and from Du Cange;
NOTE:
-:  of very little value; most items in ARS/JL (BA Ms.5256, compiled c.1420) can be found in QEB/QEN, with full names corresponding to ARS/JL, i.e. based on ETO-en and an older armorial;
REF:  
-: Popoff SH = M Popoff, 4.ColAIH 1985 (bibliographical notes);


Titel:
The Genealogie Royall .. of all Kings .. Of England

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: collection of genealogical notes and armorials temp. Edward I;
CONTENT:
-: 1st Dunstable (L);
NOTE:
-: offered for sale 10.2013 at 30.000 USD;
REF:
-: www.textmanuscripts.com (Les Enluminures);


ArmBem:
= QSA (<2015, clem);
ARMORIAL:
-: 255 arms + 19 items, scots, not examined;


Titel:
Heraldic manual and armorial from the Arcana Collection

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  800 arms of nobles and fictitious persons, incl. a manual of heraldry;
DATE:
-: Arthur dit connetable de Richemont (D.Bretagne 1457);
CONTENTS:
-: arms of nobles from Flanders, Artois and Picardie; Julius Cesar, chevaliers de la Table Ronde;
ILL:
-: 7 pages;
REF:
-: web notice from Christie's, http://www.christies.com/LotFinder/lot_details.aspx?pos=8&intObjectID=5334924&sid;


ArmBem:
notes by Phil-Nic d'Aumale-Haucourt; herauld Picard, mix of old & modern arms


ArmBem:
16C armorial ?; dated 1632 ? - possibly misreading of BA ms.4151 (QFB) ?


Titel:
Le Jouvencel par Jean de Bueil (avec armorial & traité)

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: armorial and illustrated treatise on blazon appended to a novel 'Le Jouvencel" by Jean de Bueil;
DATE:
-: c1470 (156r6 Friedrich III Ks.HRR, r.1440-1493);
CONTENT:
-: 156r kings; 157v Neuf Preux; princes; 159r Douze Pairs; dukes; treatise on blazon;
ILL:
-: 156r (kings); Ireland (stag & door);
REF:
-: BnF, www.gallica.bnf.fr (facsimile, intro);
-: Ms. D de l'édition L. Lecestre (Introd., p. cccxvi). — Miniatures.


Titel:
Petit armorial de poche - KBR ms.IV.1249

ArmBem:
= Petit armorial de poche =  l'Armorial des Pays Bas et de Champagne;
ARMORIAL:
-: 596 arms, no crests;
DATE: c1410 (pantens; Eeckhout), c.1400 (clem);
-: Philippe 'hardi', d.1404 (1r1, no arms of Flanders), Flanders (1r2, re: Louis de Mâle, d.1387);
CONTENT:
-: 9 segments, mostly northern french, flemings, brabantians, 36 germans;
-: original fo.11rv might be missing, possibly germans;
COMPARE:
-: DPY:189 Wauthier de Lissewege;
DATABASE:
-: being entered from www.kbr.be; numeration by Clemmensen (82-bis, 83-bis, 1-594);
LANGUAGE:
-: picardian dialect; gothic cursive;
NOTE:
-: draft of GOR ? -- Christiane v.d.Bergen-Pantens, ColAIH, 2015;
ILL:
-: fo.1r, 10r, 17r, 31v;
REF:
-: edition in preparation by Christine v.d.Bergen-Pantens & Michel Popoff 2008/2011;
-: Eeckhout FM xvi (as 1410-P), 139 arms of flemings;
-: C. Bergen-Pantens: 'Au fil des armoriaux', In Monte Artium, 2009, 2:187-201;
-: facsimile on www.belgica.kbr.be, 2010;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: part of a tournament book, with crests only, several names in full;
-: probably an autograph of Claes Heinen 'Gelre & Beyeren' herald;
DATE:
-: 1397, written on ms;
CONTENTS:
-:  85 arms & crests of participants from Geldern, Jülich and Pfalz in a 1397 tournament;
DATABASE:
-: not entered, no details available;
NOTE:
-: Hz.Geldern participated in this tournament with his herald 'Gelre' as noted in the Gelderland Archives, Arnhem;
REF:
-: Klaas Padberg Evenboer, pers.com. 11.2009;


Titel:
Richental: Chronik des Conzils zu Konstanz - Aulendorf copy

ArmBem:
see KCR/b for specifications;
--------------
-: sigla used for specifying items in the NY, Publ.Libr. Ms.Spencer 32, 'Aulendorf' copy;
--------------
DATABASE:  QKA items provisionally added to the expanded QKD draft based on QKK/KCR;
: photocopy fron NYPL, pp.309-505, a few pages illegible, probably containing all except the narative which may be estimated from concordance of illustrations in Wacker KCR;
-: preliminary numeration based on legible items in photocopy (1-769), illegible gaps omitted, but places noted below;
-: preliminary numeration on estimated concordance with KCR/K and QKD (5001-5134), i.a. 903 items;
-: GAPS on pages:


Titel:
Richental: Chronik des Conzils zu Konstanz, ed. Steiner

ArmBem:
see KCR;
------------
ARMORIAL:  2nd printed version of KCR =" Ulrich Richental: Das Koncilium so zu Konstantz gehalten ist ..",  Heinrich Steiner, Augsburg 1536, illustration woodcuts by Jörg Breu d.Ä copied from  the Anton Sorg edition of 1483, 200 x 270 mm, ii + 215 ff; woodcut staves from Sorg reused for arms; KB Cph, opstil 4,293;
CONTENT:
-: 1206  (clem) / 1115 arms (Wacker), b/w woodcuts; QKD in different order from KCR (892 items), in addition: ternionen and supplementary kings and nobles, arms of Gebhard Dacher;
COMPARE:
-: many items in common with GRU + RUG;
-: VRN:776+777 = QKD:196-197 Christoffer Bayern + Johanne Marie af Neapel
DATABASE: 
-: separate table, tblQKD, arms from the book in the Royal Library, Copenhagen, moved on to items copied from and coloured as in KCR/a, colours from GRU / ING / MIL or as most common item in database for items not in KCR/a; 
-: ex1 = KCR numeration;
-: ex2 = QKH numeration, armorial in Hardt KK;
-: ex3 = QKA preliminary numeration as on NYPL photocopy (1-??), additional items preset with 10nnn, narrative with 20nnn on QKK/KCR number;
-: ex4 = QKA pagenumber;
-: ex6 = preliminary numeration (QKB) used for drafts of QKD < 3.11.2006;
-: segments as KCR, 91 ternionen, 92 Euro Kings, 93 Holy Orders, 94 Universities, 95 abbots, 96 Domherren, 97 towns;
-: legends from KCR are prefixed wit "# - ", other legends only transcribed in part; legends 94 + 95 from QKH;
NOTE:
-: supl info and notes with KCR; review in Wacker KCR 1:xxx;


Titel:
Richental: Magn. oecumen. Constatiense Concil. edit. Hardt

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: printed shields, c.1700;
CONTENT: 1-24 emperor, pope, electors; 25-121 dukes, counts; 122-335 barons, knights; 336-413 towns, universities; 414-461 cardinals, bishops; 462-492 abbots, clergy;
COMPARE:
-: modified extract of KCR, and by this part of the Miltenberg group;
REF: Hardt CC  = 'Magnum oecumenicum Constatiense Concilium ..', 2:1591 ff, 23 tables, 2.Ed,1700;


Titel:
Richental: Chronik des Conzils zu Konstanz, ed. Anton Sorg

ArmBem:
see KCR;
ARMORIAL: 1st printed edition of KCR, by Anton Sorg, Ausburg 1483
NOTE:
-: 2 copies, incl. 1 defective, in Stockholm;
-: some illustrations available, some coloured;


ArmBem:
MS: Ms.3835-3837;  du Cange;  high officials, connetables, chanceliers &c.
RE: PBC;


Titel:
armorial fragments, once owned by Limburg-Stirum

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: independent fragments, arms and crests;
-: mostly same painting style as GOR; variable script (old / modern);
DATE:
-: c.1450 (as GOR)
CONTENT:
¤ 7 segments, Low Countries nobles;
-: 01: 227rv, 1-12, 3x2, A = tournament participiants, <1439;
-: 02: 229rv, 13-24 (8), 2x2, B = mixed Low Countries;
-: 03: 228rv, 230r-233v, 13-24, 33-80 (60), 3x2, C = possibly part of GOR, but pages larger, mixed Low Countries;
-: 04: 234rv,  81-88 (8), 2x2, C = GOR-type, brabantians;
-. 05: 235rv, 89-100, (12), 3x2, D = mainly bourgois from Malines-Antwerp;
-: 06: 236rv, 101-112 (12), 3x2, E = princes;
-: 07: 237rv, 113-124 (12), 3x2, F = princes, QLS:124 falsified to de Grez;
COMPARE:
-: several items close to GOR in style, e.g. Vergy QLS:1 / GOR:305; Brimieu 2 / 308;
-: GOR is 225 x 155 mm;
STYLE:
-: 6 helmet styles: A & C tiltiing, similar to GOR; B squashed grilled superimposed on tilting; D tilting, angular; E tilting, semi-circular; F tilting, all in courtesy;
-: GOR-type legends in hand-A, brownish faded (01, 02, 03*, 04);
-: other legends in faded brown or black ink, both later / modern and restored (03*, 05, 06, 07);
DATABASE:
-: entered from Helmont LS;
-: legends only entered in part (>>);
REF:
-: Helmont LS = Jan van Helmont: 'Comitum de Limburg (Stirum) codices selctii, codex 148, Leuven 2004, pp.7-30 (facsimile);
-: Christiane v.d. Bergen-Pantens, various papers on armorial Gorrevod (GOR);


ArmBem:
= XX
ARMORIAL: fragment of 150 items on 10 pages of presumably 360 on 24 pages (index of names in Bouton's copy);
DATE: c.1380 (jq);
CONTENT:  french nobles, many brisures;
STYLE:
-: might be by the 'Gelre' scribe-painter;
DATABASE:  30 items, tentatively assigned from Jequier QNN;
ILL: 2 pages;
REF: 
-: Jequier QNN = L Jéquier, Arch Her, 1984,  97:54 (Bouton, facsimile c.1860);
RE:
-: petit armorial de poche, KBR, ms. IV.1249 (QFP);


ArmBem:
spurious rolls - from attendance registers to parliament in 13??.


Titel:
copy of English segment from "Toison d'Or" in BL, Add.11542

ArmBem:
see APA/a, a copy of the english segment of ETO by the sane hand;


Titel:
copy of segments from "Toison d'Or" a.o. in BnF, fr.8199

ArmBem:
= BnF, fr.8199:2r-91v;;
see APA/b for ETO-aut (segm.21+22) + LYN-boh (segm.23);
-: 249 items as QPB:1-249, in segments 21-23;
see APA, items of ETO-copy renumbered;
-:  QPB = GpETO-austria (197; saf) = 2r-12r4  + 16r-17r + 76r5-79v1 + 87r5-87v4 = 187 items;
-:  QPB =  LYN 39 Böhmen =  79v2-80v6 + 87v5-88r4 + 89v5-91v1 = 44 items;
-:  QPB = aut-tir (ui) = 88r5-89v4 = 19 items;


ArmBem:
-: decorated armorial casket
CONTENT:
-: Otto IV (Welf) Ks.HRR, r.1198/1209-1218 and 32 german counts and nobles;
REF:
-:  Bernd U. Hucker: Kaiser Otto IV. [Hucker KO] -  Hannover 1990, pp.508-516 – and more on the personalities pp.376-508.   
-:   Nathalie Kruppa:  Neue Gedanken zum Quedlinburger Wappenkästchen. Concilium medii aevi, 2001, 4:153-177,  http://cma.gbv.de/dr,cma,004,2001,a,06.pdf .
-: Berent Schwineköper:  Eine unbekannte heraldische Quelle zur Geschichte Kaiser Ottos IV  und seiner Anhänger. In: Festschrift für Hermann Heimpel zum 70. Geburtstag am 19.September 1971. Göttingen 1972, pp. 959-1022 -  primary source of identifications, many fine refs to arms and lands;
-:  Alfred F. Wolfert:  Das Quedlinburger Wappenkästchen von 1209. Die älteste Wappensammlung in Deutschland. In: Sources de l'héraldique en Europe occidentale, 4eme Colloque d'AIH, Bruxelles 1985. Bruxelles 1985, pp.230-234  -  mainly blazons.
-: Clemmensen QWK, 2010, www.armorial.dk;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  
-: painted figures with coats of arms, austrians,
CONTENTS:
-: princes, ternionen; possibly from 15C source;
ILL:
-: 11v Sigmund 'Münzreiche' (1427-97); 12r Leonhard Görtz (1440-1500); 23v Emperor Fried III (1415-94); 25v Hl.Drei Könige;
WEB: 
-:  5 figures noted, www.aeiou.at + site ménéstrel;


ArmBem:
SYNONYM: 2nd Calais = Sir Symond d'Ewes';
ARMORIAL: 135 / 157 arms;
-:  lost vellum roll of 4½" x 7' 4½",with 135 arms  painted in 45 rows of 3 (9, 9, 9, 10, 8) on several membranes, names above shields;
DATE:  temp. Edw.III 1327-77;
PROVENANCE: Augustine Styward 1575; Symonds d'Ewes 1630;
CONTENT:   
-: proposed by Greenstreet as knights created by Edw III on capitulation of Calais in 1348;
DATABASE: 
-: 120 items from Greenstreet R (Harl.6589, R/e), identification revised by Clemmensen;
-: Ex1 = alphabetical in Greenstreet R; 
-: Ex2 = itemNr = R/e = Harl.6589; 
-: Ex3 = DBA;
REF: 
-: Greenstreet R = J Greenstreet, Notes & Queries, 5.ser, vol.4:324-325 + 383-384, 1875; 
-: St.John-Hope & Barron 1903, proof.


Titel:
Commanderie des Hospitaliers de St-Jean (Rayssac, Tarn)

ArmBem:
Commanderie des Hospitaliers de St-Jean de Jérusalem (Rayssac, Tarn)


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 548 arms in trick; 
-: RB:1-128 mostly 13C and 14C, many of the later from 15C;
-: probably one of the sources of DV (e.g. RB:294-316 = DV:1572-1593);


Titel:
Armorial de Gilles de Rebecq, roi d'armes de la Toison d'or

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
RE: ERQ / QBC / ECQ = Equestre de ..; same ? , Adam 31 / 32;
REF: 
-: Adam AB no. 31;  
-: ed. D'Aumerie: Chevalerie au XVe siècle, Celles-le-Tournai 1904;


ArmBem:
=> Lord Marshal Old Pt.I (R-D 2) + Lord Marshal II (= R-D 1)


ArmBem:
= RW;
ARMORIAL: One part missing, c.1440 (BGH), painted arms; 
CONTENT: 
-:  Rhein + Bay + Pol a.o.  
-: 545 arms as reconstructed by kpe, but kpe note that 434 arms are noted for 10.1886 and 586 arms in the Redinghove-Bock catalogue;
HIST:
-:  Tome 38 of Archiv von Johan Gotfried Redinghoven, 1628-1704, Fstm.Jülich-Berg;
DATABASE:
-: not entered;
NOTE:
-: 17 ff remaining; fo.298rv, 302rv, 305rv, 307rv, 308rv lost before 1887, probably 2 by 1879 and 3 more by 1883;
-: old registry existing;
ILL:
-: 10 arms, ui fo (BGH)
REF: 4 ref (BGH);
-: W. Baumeister: Ein Wappenbuch d. samml.  R. und Fahnes Kölner Vasallenbuch, Herold 59, 1927;
-:  Neuenstein RDG = Karl Frh. Neuenstein, b/w copy, Wappenkunde, Karlsruhe 1895, probably all coats of arms, present in Berlin, Bibl. der Herold (GStA PK, Dahlem);
-:  Karl Emich Gf.Leiningen-Westerburg, Herold 1887, 18:40-43, 434 arms incl. 40 from Köln;
-: Klaas Padberg Evenboer, pers.com, 12.2009;


Titel:
Hans Hyltmair's (Goldschmied) Regensburgischer WB

ArmBem:
= QDD;
ARMORIAL: 
-: german-austrain arms; arms & crests glued on 4x4; many blank pages;
ILL: 
-: Christoff Schildt, aut;
REF:  
-: M Bäckmark, HerT, 92:72, 2005 (Christoff Schildt);


Titel:
Armorial de Guillaume de Revel dit Auvergne

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  
-: unfinished  - 837 arms on shields or banners & crests & mottoes; 837 items (Boos REV), legends painted on scrolls around the shield; drawings of castles and villages;
DATE: 1445-56 (Popoff N 131; Boos REV); 1440-50 (Gs); 1458/60 (Hiltmann SH 43);
-: utilising notes 1442-1461 (Boos REV);
PROVENANCE: Guil Revel 'Auvergne' herald; in service of Charles (I) D.Bourbon (d.1456);
CONTENT: 6 bourbon princes [1-14] + 392 auv [15-456] + 292 bourbonnais [457-767] + 66 forez [768-837] , by chatellaines in depts Allier + Indre + Haut-Loire + Puy-de-Dôme;
-: many pages with blank shields and / or page headers, some with drawings of villages or castles;
-: 6% ecclesiastical + 60% crested + 34% no crests;
-: 101 anonymous, incl. 37 non-attributable;
-: 133 or 16% not verifiable;
DATABASE: 837 items from Boos REV, file version;
-:Ex1 =  items from Boos B, BnF fr.25226:31r-49r by Gaignières, 264 of 272 items, entered as YRV;
NOTE:
-: documentation for verification, see Boos REV;
REF: 
-:  Boos REV = Emmanuel de Boos 'Armorial de Guil.Revel ..', 1998, Eds. Creer;
-:  Boos, file version, 837 items; received 2004;
-:  Fournier REV = Chateaux, villages et villes d'Auvergne au 15e siècle d'apres 'Armorial de Guillaume Revel, Droz, Geneve, 1973, Bibl.Soc.Fr.Archéol. 4;
-:  Gs17227; Gs2915b; pae 72+73; Willems H 7:311; 
-:  Boos B 131-147 = BNF fr.25226:31r-49v = YRV, 264 of 279 items;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 1212 arms and mounted figures (aw); 
-:  possibly made by David Griffith Warwick Herald 1454-80;
DATE:
-: temp. Hen IV or Edw IV, c.1422-1482 (aw); 15C (Joseph Foster, as a copy made by Robert Cooke);
-: London mayors 1450-53, 1470, 1483;
CONTENT: 
-: 1 = 1-3, 1r, kings (mtd figs); 2 = 4-9, 2r-3r, bishops; 3 =  10-21, 4r (4x3), London companies; 4 = 22-40, 4v-5r (3x4), imaginary; 5 = 41-49, 5v, nine worthies; 6 = 50-67, 6rv, foreign sovereigns; 7 = 68-104, 7r-8v, english princes and lords; 8 =  105-110, 9r1-6, kings of the Heptarchy; 9 = 111-113, 9r7-10, segm 7 contd; 10 = 114-131, 9v-10r, english saints & bishops; 11 = 132-245, 10v-16v, english lords; 12 = 246-492, 16v-30r english knights & gentry; 13 = 493-510, 30v-31r foreign magnates; 14 = 511-519, 31v, english gentry; 15 = 520-528, 32r, mythical coats, 525 E.Warwick, 528 E.March; 16 = 529-537, 32v, english earls, 17 = 538-1125, 33r-65v, gentry & towns, a few mythical; 19 = 1126-1128, 66r, Christ a.o.; 20 = 1129-1138, 66v, foreign magnates; 21 = 1139-1140, 67r, Christ; 22 = 1141-1149, 67v, imaginary;  23 = 1150-1158, 68r, saints; 24 = 1159-1212, 68r-71r, foreign/german nobles;
-: 4v5 'roy de dacie' Eric VII 'pomeranian' R.Denmark (r.1397/1412-1439, arms of Slesvig);
DATABASE:
-: a few entered;
REF: 
-: Foster TT = J Foster: 'Two Tudor Books' , 1904 (blazon + selected painted arms); pp.1-122 RH (Harl. 2169), pp.123-318 PLN (Harl.6163)
-: O. Barron, 'a 15C book of arms', Ancestor, 1902, 3:185-213 + 4:225-250 + 5:175-190 + 7:184-215 + 9:159-180;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL.
-: painted arms, formerly noted as 'family related), but actually composite;
CONTENTS:
-: towns, kings, imaginary arms (Essenes, Q.Amazons, David);  noble families from the Midlle Rhine, some related to the family of Ribeaupierre or Rapolstein;
-: 15r-21r have many imaginary armstaken from KCR or its clones;
ILL:
-: extract of facsimile on web as document;


Titel:
Rituel des Anciennes .. du temps Charles VII

ArmBem:
Rituel des Anciennes Armoiries de France du temps du Roy Charles VII; blasoned


Titel:
Wappenurkunden Deutscher Ritter in Italien

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 106 painted arms.  
CONTENT:  
-: Urkunden of 12/11 and 29/12 1361.
REF: BGH (3 ref);  
-: Karl-Heinrich Schäfer: Eine Wappenurkunde deutscher Ritter in Italien vom Jahre 1361, Herold 1911, 27-32, 59-66, 86-92 (items), 109-111 (index), 170, 244 (letters), 9 tables (p.52/ii-iv/no.1-36, 58/iv-vi/37-72, 105/vii-ix/73-106);
NOTE:
-: found in 1908 in Vatican Archives notes of 70 names of german knights in italian service (Reiterhauptleute)  from 1323-1334 and 400+ from 1350-1360, and 1300 men killed, wouned or having horse refunds, confounded names - by types;
-: effigy of Hüglin von Schöneck, marshal of D.Spoleto 1376, in Basel St.Leonhard = {pale ch. 3 plain shields};
-: R Schäfer, Deutsche Ritter und Edelknechte in Italien, VJhrS-Herold, 1909, 37:348-359;
-: K.H. Schäfer: Eine Wappenurkunde deutscher Ritter in Italien vom Jahre 1361. Der deutsche Herold, 1911, 42:27-32, 59-66, 86-91, 109-111, 170, 244, Tf. I-IX;


ArmBem:
Murals from the old castle of Rivioli near Torino, destroyed after 1600.  15C rendering of blasoned arms.  Cobound with ordinances in 17C.  In scroll form?
CONTENT: titled "Heinr.VII of Luxembourg meeting pope Clemens V in 1312".  More likely to be a feast held by the Comte de Savoie, with 33 major vassals present.   Arms of Bertrand de Guy = pope Clemens V and cardinals;
DATABASE:  to be entered;
REF:   Gs2876a;
-: J-C Loutsch, Il ruolo d'armi di Rivoli, in: Il viaggio di Enrico VII in Italia, coll. a cura di Mauro Tosti-Croce, Città di Castello, 1993, p.161-168;
-: G Claretta 1885;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-:  79 coats of arms;  added to Bado Aureo treatise, illustrated in the same hand;
CONTENT: 
-:  1-11+ 18-20 kings, 12-16 + 21-79 lords & gentry, 17 St.George, 34v4 blank;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: painted arms on wall;
DATE:
-: probably c.1420
CONTENT:
-: arms of pope Martin V (Colonna), DtKg, 7 electors, D.Lorraine, D.Bavaria;
REF:
-: Biewer KK 27 (foto); 
-: Katalog Konstanzer Konzil, Karlsruhe 2014, p.171 (foto);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: original destroyed, several copies;
REF:  F Menendez  Pidal de Navascues, Libro del armeria del reino de Navarra, Bilbao, 1974 + 2002 (New Ed);


ArmBem:
blasoned; rois chrétiens, preux, french nobles (a quarter of the arms); appended to a treatise of blason


ArmBem:
= RYN/d = RK/d
ARMORIAL: 
-: blason only;
-:  late manus, items extracted from several medieval armorials, in parts reedited into ordinaries per marche d'armes; 
DATE:  
-: 17C reedition, parts of contents 1397, c.1435, c.1475;
CONTENT: 
-: 38 segments, organized as Lorraine, central France (Guienne, Anjou, Berry a.o.), 'independants' (Normandie, Flanders, Bretagne), northern France (Picardie), french parts of the HRR (Franche-Comté, Savoie, Brabant, Holland, a.o.), related foreigners (England, Scotland and Castille);
-: many confounded coats, several with inverted colours, many without legends or blason in some some segments;
COMPARE:
-: RUE's segments of hol + zel + en + sco are clones of the ETO segments, possibly through CLE/NLU; 
-: RUE-en has markers from ETO, BER and RYN, probably via LYN;
-: RUE-fla has a marker set from CLE 15 fla;
DATABASE: 
-: RUE-en and selected items entered 07.2004, template items added 2013;
-: preliminary numbering;
NOTE: 
-: Loutsch L wrongly refers to the manuscripts as BnF fr.5349 (RU / RUL);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  3619 arms and crests; various layouts; prestamped with woodblocks; some 'bis'-pages, e.g. 16a-16h;
DATE: 
-: c1492 (Herman); 1495-98 (ULBT, 2012); c.1493-1499 (clem); note of 1507 (fo.262v); amendments of 1561 (fo.315r);
-: Pope Alexander VI (Lenzuoli Borgia, 1492-1503) [148]; Matthias Corvinius R.Hungary 1458, d.1490; Hz. Jörgen stett von Bayern;Johan Kf.Trier 1456-1503 [209]; Johan Kf.Brandenburg 1486-99 [213]; Alex GD.Lithuania 1492, R.Poland 1502 [767]; Charles VIII R.France d.1498 [385]; Fernando R.Aragon d.1496 [461];
-: chronicle possibly written as late as 1499;
PROVENANCE:
-: Jörg Rugenn al. Georg Rüxner, persevant of Hz.Bayern-Landshut & Bayern-München, work supported by Ortolf von Trennbach and Oswald von Massenbach;
CONTENT: 
-: 50 segments; triaden, quaternionen, dioceses, mostly austrian and german regions, foreign royalty and high nobility, attributed arms.
-: Merindol has only 8 segments: 1r church, 25r princes, 49r germans (rhe-sou-sax-aut), 124r aut-boh, 180r bav, 189r southern germans, 231r bav towns, 285r-313v a bavarian chronicle with illustrative arms;;
COMPARE:
-: member of the Bodensee group of armorials; 
-: BLW, segm.36 (#2050 a.o.);
-: GRU used as a source, e.g. RUG:247/GRU:126 Ellenbogen/Katzenellenbogen;
-: CHA;
-: KCR-K, dioceses probably used in RUG, e.g. Hallum Bp.Salisbury;
-: Ortenburger WB, c.1500, München, SB Bayern, Cod.Icon.308u, 170 x 127 mm, 239 pp;
-: WNW (herald Ierusalem);
STYLE:
-: pairwise arms in courtoisie, 49r-123v + 124r-179v; e.g. qtd arms on dx are reversed and a bend would be bend sn - if the actual presentation is misleading, the item is entered as borne, not drawn; 
-: 5x3 pages with 2 items in courtoisie (not all shields conforming), middle item facing and 2 sn normal, as evidenced by the helmets;
-: some lions are nearly passt, e.g. Zimmern [1133], and a few passant are rampant, e.g. Nürnberg [230];
-: field & border is drawn as field ch. escutcheon, e.g. [317];
-: cross of jerusalem as cross patriarchal betw 6 crosslets;
-: nettleleaf drawn as 'nails & star' variant, e.g. [975];
-: mounts usually Or or Sa, not Vt;
DATABASE: 
-:  entered from B/W microfilm, tinctures are proposals based on colouring in other armorials and decorations;
-: ex1 = item nr < 23.08.2012; 
-: segments revised, 08.2012, 6.09.2012;
ILL:  
-: 34v+36r (Neubecker H 227; colour); Galbreath PH 89 (pope Alex VI Borgia);
-: b/w microfotoprint from E de Boos; 
REF: 
-:  HJ Herman, Die illuminierten Handschriften in Tirol, Bd.1, 1905, p.205;
-: C Merindol, Les armes de France dans l'armorial Jörg Rugenn, RFHS, 1992-1993, 62-63:31-44;
-: www.manuscripta.at (survey, watermarks);
NOTE:
-: Turnierchronik des Jörg Rugen in: Heide Stamm: 'Das Turnierbuch von Ludwig von Eyb, 1450-1521', Stuttgart 1986;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 64 arms with figures in armorial dress + badges + 43 (A)/ 94 (B) banners in chronicle; probably inspired by the Salisbury Roll made for the Nevilles; family related illustrative;
HIST: chronicle by John Rous (1411-1491) of the Earls of Warwick, in both York & Tudor vs.;
EDITION:
-:A =  Latin vs = orig + I.A-D = RW/a-d;
-: B = English version = orig (no ref in CEMRA, RW/x ?) = RW/e-g;
-: CEMRA I.B =  ms owned by Wm Dugdale, c1640 (Wagner RAH 277);
ILL: Dn54; Wright BM 24t3; Wagner HA 20-21t3-4;
REF:  
-: A Gransden, Antiq.J 60 (1980) 75-97 (fig).  
-: Charles Ross: *The Rous Roll ..', Alan Sutton 1980 (reviewed in: CoA 114 (1980) 302);
-: Wagner RAH 277 (supl. to CEMRA, notes);
-: BL, Add.48976, facsimile, 26 frames on BL/digitized mss;


ArmBem:
= Armorial d'André de Ryneck;
ARMORIAL: 
-: 1502 items (jcb/Blanchard), painted  arms, a few crests; orig + partial copy + clones; date changed 1474 to 1473 (jcb);
-: 1217 items of principal compilation; later additions commissioned by Nic de Heu;
DATE:
-: compilation of 1473, varying dates (c1380-c1470) for the segments;
PROVENANCE:  
-: André de Rineck (1444-1527), patrician of Metz, commissioned it 1473, arms fo.1av; Nicolas (IV) de Heu (1494-1547), 1527; imperial library 1576 (probably <1540);
CONTENT: 
-: 81 marchés d'armes (jcb), many single item-marches followed by 2-3 blank pages, therefore reduced to  52 segments (clem), incl. Nine Worthies & ternions (15), electors, imperial dukes & counts, Twelve peers of France, many territorial marches d'armes (several joined in segments of misc. marches);
-: many eagle s are tailless or démembrée;
-: the Metz patricians use different arms within families and similar arms between families, e.g. segm.48;
-: supplementary info on persons in Blanchard RYN;
SOURCE:  
-: copied fragments of URF, LBR and BER;
-: RYN-lor = BER-lor;
-: RYN-02 kings overlap with URF and VER;
COMPARE:  
-:  most of RYN are to be found in clones, see concordance with CSG, NAN and SAV;
-: RUE (Ruelle, former RYN/d, Saffroy #2945a, 17C), RUE-en is different from RYN-en;
-: Metz part also in AMM;
DATABASE:  
-: items entered from Blanchard RYN (nos-1-1502);
-: approx 70 items from Boos BER + RYN-en from Blanchard RYN entered 2003, and revised 2012;
-: ex1 = CSG = CS, Coislin-Séguier;
-: ex2 = NAN = NN, armorial de Nancy;
-: ex3 = SAV = ADS = RYN/c, armorial du duc de Savelli;
-:  some omissions in ex1-3 are present, but modified; some SAV items may not have been noted in Blanchard RYN;
ILL:  
-: 1ra, 1va, 7rv-13r, 16rv, 25rv, 116r, 142rv-146rv; 141r (www);
REF: 
-: Cae32+74+92;
-:  Blanchard RYN = J-C.Blanchard: l'Armorial d'André de Rineck, Vienne, ÖNB cod.3336, Ed.Leopard d'Or, Paris, 2008 (intro, biographical notes on Andre de Rineck);


ArmBem:
SYNONYM:  Surrey Roll = Richard-II roll = Foster Roll;
ARMORIAL:  parchment roll, 300 mm x 914 cm = 30' in 12 membranes; copy painted c.1510 on back of 1409 escheat roll in studio of Tho Wriothesley Garter king-of-arms, d.1534;
DATE:  
-: compiled 1392-97  (Tho Willement, aw); 1392-93 (clem);
-: Wm E.Sb [37] d.3.06.1396, lost Man 1393; Robert 9E, d.1392 [41] + Aubrey de Vere 10E.Oxford 1393 [106]; John 6B.Roos of Helmsley d.1394 [43] + William 7B [127];
CONTENT:  
-:  segm 01 =  S:1-24, membrane 1 in 2 columns, the King and 23 founding KG (19.01.1350) in order of precedence by King's and Prince's Row, excl. Edward Prince of Wales and Henry of Grosmont Duke of Lancaster;
-:  segm 02-05 =  1+ 580 painted arms (S:26-605, 6 columns), R.England = S:25 (alone, membrane 2 row 0);
-:  partly in groups of similar coats (semi-ordinary);
COMPARE:
-:  many common items, but no significant parallel in TJ, ARS, N, ETO;
DATABASE:  
-: S:1-230  from visit 2002, remainder added 2005; 
NOTE:
-: DBA items in 2 number series, e.g. S:120 (= S/a:120, transcripted legends) and S:122 (modernized legends)  by FND + BRKM + HMKM = Francis Neville Davis, BRK Molliet, HMK Molliet; lowest number most accurate;
-: source of Papworth;
ILL:  
-: CE Wright 'BM Quart' xix no.3 (1954) p49; pl.17 = S:23-43, Wright BM;
REF: 
¤ modern copies: 
-:  Washington, Folger Shakespeare Libray, Ms. 1199, a coloured facsimile copy by Thomas Willement, c.1834;
-:  London, Society of Antiquaries, Ms. 1199:115r-134r, trick by Thomas Willement, c1834;
-:  HS London manus, 1954, Soc.Antiq.; 
¤ books & notes:
-:  Papworth S; Greenstreet 40;  Wagner RAH 270 (in BL 1954);
-:  Willement WIL = Tho Willement,  'A Roll of Arms from Ric II',  London 1834 - mistaken tinktures; 
-:  Harrison WIL = A.P.Harrison & Sons, 'Roll of King Richard II, containing the armorial ensigns of the barons and knights of England. Collated and emblazoned by Messrs A P Harrisons and Sons', London [1848], 4to, BL GenRef Collection 1327.i.10, index 7 pp, coloured drawings 25 pp.
-: Clemmensen S, preliminary edition, www.armorial.dk, 2009;


ArmBem:
= Lf/A;
ARMORIAL:  
-: part VI of WGB, Writhe's Garter Book;
-: Original as' Duke of Buccleugh Ms', coarse copy as  part of Tho Holmes Book,
CONTENT: 
-: figures in armorial dress, achivements; Earls of Salisbury with wives; fo.55 (#473); Edm d'Arundel~Sibyl d/Wm Montagu; 
-: 33 items split between Buccleuch's SA-ms pp.146-158 with 24 figures and Add.45133:129r-132r with 9;
NOTE:  
-: BL Add.45133 pg.175+177 might be in same hand as ETO and APA, 260x380 mm (larger than ETO);
COMPARE:
-: Rous-Warwick Roll (RW);
ILL:  Keen OE 97 fig.13+16a (John Montagu, Ric Neville, John Montagu, Kingmaker);  Dennys HI 48+192 (fo.146r+151r+180r+219r, Ralph Monthermer E.Glos, d.1325; Thos Montagu E.Sb, d.1428); Wright BM f.13 (Edmund FitzAlan d'Arundel, b/w);
REF: 
-: A Payne in D.Williams 'Proc.1986 Harlaxton Symposion';
-: Susan Crane: 'Representations of courtship and marriage in the Salisbury Rolls', CoA, 2010, 3rd Ser. 6.1/219:1-15;


ArmBem:
= ADS
ARMORIAL: 
-: >951 items,  manufacture 17C (Blanchard); content 1480 (?Loutsch; jcb, clem);
CONTENT: 
-: see concordance with RYN, but less Neuf Preux & imaginaries from URF, germans, men of Metz and Rieneck-Heu families;
-: like RYN 02 kings, 04-05 dukes & counts, 06-16 Lorraine (09-10 italians), 18-19 french, 22-23, 28 Savoie, 39 english, 41-43 iberians;
-: rough concordance with RYN in SAV:1-250, extracts 792-811 & 735-750 (italians), 251-732, less ordered 865-952 & 733-790 & 813-864 (iberians);
COMPARE: 
-: most of SAV is a copy of Rineck (RYN), but with some additions from another (unknown) source;
-: SAV-en = RYN-en a.o.; 
DATABASE:
-: 805 items transferred from Blanchard RYN;
REF: 
-:  mentioned in Loutsch L; 
-: J-C Blanchard 2003 (extract)


ArmBem:
1545-1583; 361 ff.; german princes and nobles;


ArmBem:
= SR;
ARMORIAL: 1+113*vbn;  in Thos Holme's Book;
DATE:  1490-1501 (arw); 1455-58 (bma, from Campbell);
CONTENT:
-: 114 arms, 3 standards 8added later, post 1513 Flodden);
DATABASE: not entered;
-: numbered 1-115, incl. blanco on 47r3; 1 blanco, 50v2 outside numeration;
REF: 
-: Campbell SC = Colin Campbell, The Scots Roll, Her.Soc.Scotland 1995;
-: McAndrew SH 194;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  
-: 456 items, very fine artwork; cut on binding, content rearranged;
-: appended 1693 with 145 items;  
DATE:
-:  c.1450 / 1450-1480;
CONTENT:
-:  turnieradel from aut, sax, sou-bav, bra-hol-fla;    
ILL: Hohenloe;
REF: 5 ref (BGH);
-: BSB, facsimile, www, pdf;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: local / composite; c.3720 arms;
DATE: 1530-1539;
CONTENT:  Turniergesellschaften (Fürspang, 24v; Kron, 23r); Esel, Wind, Wolf, Steinbock, Bracken & Kranz, Fisch & Falke, Bär, Einhorn, Leitbracken), list of tournaments 958-1487, ternionen, quaternionen, men killed at Sempach 1386 (print Liebenau "Die Schlacht bei Sempach", pp.222-226);
COMPARE:
-: GRU, e.g. SCH:89r / GRU:1277 Balschweiler;
- .probably a member of the Bodensee Group
REF:  Kruse R 421;
-: Herold 1891, 22:159-165 (SCH a.o. armorials in Basel);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  135 blason; copy 16-17C; roll lost;
DATE:
-: 1334 (arw, ndy);
CONTENT: list of knights at tournament in 7 Edw III;
DATABASE:  items from Long SD, i.e. SD/a+b;
REF: 
-: CE Long, 'Collectanea Topographica et Genealogica', 4:389-395, 1837; 
-:  W St.John Hope & O Barron, proof, 1903;
-: EHR, 1959;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: wall painting by Hans Rudolf Manuel, 1551;modern restoration;
DATE:
-: participant in the Battle of Sempach 1386;
CONTENT:
-: groups of knight from i.a. Argau and Alsace;
DATEBASE:
-: not entered;
ILL:
-: interior of chapel (web);
REF:
-:


ArmBem:
REF: Max Prinet, Bibl. Ecole des chartes, 90:316-336, 1929;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 190 arms;  52 large + 20 small shields on frise and 117 on ceiling, unnamed and not all legible, in Château de Ravel, nr Clermont-en-Auvergne for Pierre Flote c1296-1302 (Laloy). 
DATABASE: items 1-52 entered;
-: items in Laloy SER numbered 1-82;
NOTE:
-: painted 1305-1314 (Merindol B 77);
REF: M Laloy, AH 73(1959)26-30; Merindol, La maison des chevaliers de Pont-saint-Esprit, 2000;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: lost book, english gentry, 
DATE:
-: c1460, with some earlier arms;
COMPARE:  
-: Collins' Roll (SES:25 = Q:512, Robert Loterell, transposed from Q:515);
-: SES, Qii and CVC are very like;
DATABASE:
-: 149 items from SES/b, but numeration as SES/a and DBA (150 items); blazon and legends interpreted by Clemmensen;
-: DBA has (item+1) from SES/a:64 = SES/b:63 Foljambe;
REF:
-: Collins SES = transcript & facsimile of SES/b, WT Collins, 1991 -- received 10.2009; provisional edition 2010;


Titel:
Staffordshire Roll (added to Parliamentary Roll)

ArmBem:
= N/PAR vs.Y (CEMRA);
ARMORIAL:
-: 32 arms in blazon added by Nicholas Charles at the end of the Staffordshire section headed: "Nomina militium in Com.Staff. 17 E 2", i.e. list of knights in Stafs 1323-1324:
1 Js Audley, 2 Tho Furnivall, 3 Tho Barington, 4 Walter Verdon, .., 12 richard de verdon of harleston and haddon, .., 31 john de harcourt, 32 robt de bures;
REF:
-: JC Wedgwood: Staffordshire Coats of Arms 1272-1327', Wm Salt Soc, 1913, pp.292-294, with Staffs sct of N/PAR on pp.284-291;


Titel:
Palazzo Pubblico di San Geminiano (Toscana, Italia)


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: 1611 arms and crests (1626 arms, Bodman); families, not persons; several styles and hands, pre-print frames from woodblocks; later index;
DATE:  
-: The main part composed between 1466-70 (BGH p.106), with first and last pages in another hand.  A few additions from 1499 and 1522.   
-: Ulrich von Rösch Ab.St.Gallen (b.1426, r.1463-1491) and pope Paul II (r.1464-1471);
-: Johan von Venningen Bp.Basel (r.1458-78), Ortlieb von Brandis Bp.Chur (r.1458-91), Herman von Landenberg Bp.Konstanz (r.1466-1474), Johan von Werdenberg Bp.Augsburg (r.1469-86);
-: :? Hz.Albrecht (VI), 1418-1463, b/ Fr.(III), SGH;42n; 
PROVENANCE:
-: Hans Haggenberg (named on p.7, but 5 artists involved);
CONTENT:  
-: pope,  bishops; ternionen, quaternionen;  imperial high nobility in free-hand drawing, the remaining nobily is painted on to wood-cut preprinted frames; some other imaginary arms; german nobles probably by tournament societies; some swiss added later;
-: several later additions, probably mid 16C,  in several hands both coloured and with pencil sketches;
-: some pages lost, e.g. 30 french and english names in index, but not in armorial;
COMPARE:  
-: probably a source of Rietstap, e.g. 456 Gangler;
-: BLW;
-: STY;
-: GRU; 
-: RUG;
-: ING, same artisan worked on both ING and SGH, identical woodblocks used;
-:  same workshop behind 10 armorials: SGH, ING, BLW, STU, HBG, IBK, GMW, WNW, EIC, PFZ  -- Ranft WN 120n20;
-: ERF, 87 arms - a copy in SGH  -- BGH 9 #7;
STYLE:
-: preprint by woodblock, see overview for ING-subgroup;
-: some azure and sable faded into grey, e.g. p.62;
-: different drawings of bear in same segment, e.g. p.97;
DATABASE:
-: entered from web-facsimile; numeration by Clemmensen, pagination by e-codices as in ms, odd pages verso, even pages recto; a few blank items included, some itemsleft as TEMP;
-: Ex1 = ING ex1;
-: Ex2 = pre 18/8/2009, present ItemNr less 20 for items >264;
NOTE:
-: On p.6-7 a picture rebus referring to the punishment of the citizens of Brügge by Emperor Maximilian in 1488.  P.1-2 and 3-4 are double pages each with a couchant man under a genealogical tree hanged with small shields. The latter items are probably the work of Hans Haggenberg (fl.1471, d.c1511), a mural painter.
-:  The main part was probably made by the assistant to Hans Ingeram in 1459 on ING.
ILL: 
-: Galbreath PH 73 (papal arms, Paul II); full set of facsimiles; Bodman SGH (6 planches, b/w);
REF: 
-: 7 ref (BGH);  
-: BGH 106-114, annex with discussion on woodblock and maker;
-: GA Seyler, Herold 1899 p.113; 
-:  F Gull, AHS 1896 p.1-6;
-: A Bodman, Das Wappenbuch von St.Gallen und seine Beziehungen zur Schweiz, AHS 1941, 49-58 + 6 tf;
-: facsimile, 4 sizes, low-med copied, 41 MB -- www.e-codices.unifr.ch;


ArmBem:
= GR; 
ARMORIAL:  siege of Groeningen / Gorinchen in 1402; part of Beijeren (BEJ);
-: some versions have only 122 items; a few substitutions;
DATE:  1402 (Gs; Boos);
CONTENT:  northern french, dutch and flemish knights participating in the frisian campaign 1402, in 3 banners: Leuchtenberg, Henneberg and Kleve;
-: "S’ensuivent les noms des ducz, contes et chevaliers qui furent devant Gorinchen l’an de Notre Seigneur M CCCC et deux. Et furent CXX."
DATABASE:  125 items from Boos SGN; identification by Clemmensen;  
-: notes in notebook 5;
COMPARE:
-: large overlap with Siege of Gasparde 1405 (SGP), but different campaign, different order and several different persons;
-: overlap of persons with KUF, campaign of 1396 ;
-: no relation to CNK, ETO;
NOTE:
-: source of Rietstap ?, SGN:40 Matenesse;
-: Stapel / Scales problem, SGN:45+59, as in KUF;
REF: 
-: E de Boos, file copy 2003;


ArmBem:
SYN: WB des Abts Ulrich in St. Gallen = ex-SGW;
ARMORIAL: 
-: Leinwandmalerei / painted canvas, 220 x 40 cm; 121 arms and crests in 3 rows. 
CONTENT:  
-: Popes, emperor, 4 ancestors of St.Benedict, dynasten, gentry around Bodensee (Konstanz, Ravensburg, Lindau), ministeriales of Abbey of St.Gallen;
REF:  
-: AHS 49 (1935) 31;


ArmBem:
= SH = Schöne Haus von Nadelberg zu Basel.
CONTENT:
-: Hofseite = 30 arms of swabian counts and lords, e.g. Fürstenberg, Nellenburg, Pfirt, Tierstein, Zollern;
-: Innenseite  = 33 arms of patricians and ministeriales of the Bp.Basel;
-: some additional arms on wall between beams;
REF:
-: Mattern SHB =  MATTERN, Günter. Der Wappenbalken im « Schönen Haus » zu Basel : ein Beitrag zur oberrheinischen Wappengeschichte, in : « Schweizer Archiv für Heraldik », Jahrbuch 1978, p. 3-12, ill.  
-: MATTERN, Günter. La poutre armoriée de la « Belle maison » de Bâle (vers 1270), in : « Les armoriaux : histoire héraldique, sociale et culturelle des armoriaux médiévaux » ;
-: 	SOMMERER, Sabine. Wo einst die schönsten Frauen tantzten... Die Balkenmalerei im « Schönen Haus » in Basel. Basel : Schwabe Verlag, 2004. In-8°, 127 p., ill. en coul. + 1 f. dépl. h.-t. (182. Neujahrsblatt 2003. Sous un titre accrocheur, une étude scientifique).
-: Huthwelker RW 78;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  576 arms;  partly orig late 15C;  curious coats;
CONTENT:  
-: english nobles, segment of 20 kings;
DATABASE:
-: selected items only; from DBA;
NOTE:  
-:  overlap med ETO ?; several Uffords (NS:87, Wm, cross & bend Er);


ArmBem:
= CC;
ARMORIAL: 1798 items + 49/53 later additions, blason; paint & blason;
DATE: c.1451 (clem); c.1425 (Brault RAE, intro); 1475-G (jme);
PROVENANCE: 
CONTENT:  motto; 29 + 1 segments,  english and scots, low countries, whole french area, few german, some late burgundian arms added;  
SOURCES / COMPARE: extensively based on URF (Boos B 122; Boos REV 586); 
-: most of the armorial appears to be copied from a URF/LBQ clone (clem) with segment 28 probably copied from an ETO/LYN-en clone (clem) and segment 31 is a list of CTdO in order of election until 1451 (clem); 
-: LYN-art or BHM-art used;
-: CHK for use of BEL;
-: nothing from VER (clem);
EDITING:
-: attributed to Jean Courtois 'Enghien' herald & 'Sicile' king of arms, d.c1437 (evidence / ref ?); 'perhaps' in Vaivre OA 9;  unsubstantiated in Hiltmann TH 80, ;
-: largely an URF clone with prologue, english and CTdO from an ETO/LYN clone (clem), no elements from VER as claimed in prologue;
-: SIC/a and SIC/b are much alike, differing only in few instances; no delineation of segments of Lorraine, Maine, Boulogne in SIC/b, Champagne delineation omitted in both SIC/A and SIC/B;
STYLE:
-: orle = border; chef = clé; 
DATABASE:  items with numeration and some identifications from Popoff SIC, most identifications and references by Clemmensen 2004;
-: Ex1 = 719 records, based on SIC/a (BN FF.4366), numeration by Clemmensen, based on Popoff A and Boos B,  apparently similar in Pastoureau ETO < 828/856, then Pas ETO = item -1; 844-sco missing in Popoff SIC,  SIC-en + SIC-sco based on SIC/b; 
-: Ex2 = Popoff A;

NOTES: 
-  often 'coqs' for cocquilles in SIC/b, and painted as cocks; in SIC/a named 'cocqueletz' and used for both figures;
-  often more charges on a shield than other armorials; 
-: Eeckhout FM has Brx, KBR, Goethals 5744-46 as SIC, c1500, armorial du roi d'armes Sicile;
REF:
-:  Popoff SIC, file received 07.2004 (1836 items, BnF fr.4366, SIC/a);
-:  Popoff A (SIC/a) = Pa;  Pc = Boos B (SIC/a), Nussard T (fo. numbering); Popoff N 147-153;
-:  Collins, Antiq.J (1941) 21:203; Adam AB (bra); 
-:  René Marquis Belleval: 'Nobiliaire du Ponthieu & du Vimieu, I+II', s.a./c1895 (2:317-321 = SIC:896-844/a, from unidentified ms); 
-:  Gs2903;  Cae76-82+91;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: .3300 painted arms; printed uncoloured, but handcolourted in a Nürnberg volume (Editions Hardenberg);
CONTENT: Deutche Reich, c1600, continued and reissued several times as Sieb;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 1124 arms; late copy;
COMPARE:
-: SES; Qii;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 86 arms with legends in latin, periods of Lent and Pentecost, missal used in Sherborne Abbey, Dorset;
-: parchment, 536 x 380 mm, 694 ff;
-: later index of names of arms in french inserted on inside front cover;
-: below is a painted exlibris with ducal crown; Qtly 1+4 pp[Hungary; Anjou; Jerusalem] and 2+3 Or 2 pales Gu;
DATE: probably between 1400 and 1407 (clem; BL);
PROVENANCE: written by John  Whas and  illuminated by the domenican friar John Siferwas, fl.1380-1420, for Robert Bruynyng, abbot of the benedictine Abbey of Sherborne in Dorset 1385, d.1414, and Richard Medford, Bishop of Salisbury 1396, d.1407; the arms of his successor, Robert Hallum, d.1417, is as SM:85 on fo.352n1 (clem);
-: owned by the Duke of Northumberland, on deposit at British Library since c1988;
CONTENT:
-: (a) arms of Sherborne, Glastonbury, Abbotsbury, Milton and Cerne Abbeys;
-: (b) arms of members the royal family (Henry IV), ancient kingdoms and english earls and nobles, probably taken from a version of Segar's Roll or from drawings or blazons of stained glass windows at the Dominican Convent in London made around 1390 probably from Segar's Roll; a few contemporary arms inserted and possibly replacing ancient versions; all names with legends in latin;
COMPARE:
-: content and sequence very similar to the parts of Segar's Roll (G / SEG) with kings and high nobility;
DATABASE:  86 items, provisionally from Tolley SM, pages and index in BL CD-ROM;
-: the arms assigned are provisional;
REF:
-: TS Tolley, Coat of Arms, 1988, 142:122-133;
-: JA Herbert, The Sherborne Missal, Roxburghe Club, Oxford 1920 (partial);
-: CD-ROM edition, Turning the pages, British Library, 2004 (sample pages);


Titel:
Eglise de la Asuncion (Sànsoain, Navarra, Espana)


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 168 arms; trick by Ric Scarlett 1592; fo.215r row1-3 (SP:33-44) painted;
DATE:  1298-1306 (gjb); 1272-1306 (Goodall 1990);  temp Edw.I (Wa);  
CONTENT: 1-24 kings & dukes; 25-45 earls; 46-168 lords & kt.  
DATABASE: items from Humphery-Smith ANT verified with legends from Brault RAE;
COMMENT: Simon Montfort E.Leicester
ILL: fo.214r (Brault RAE pl.9);
REF: Brault RAE 1:471-482;


ArmBem:
= STP;
REF:
-: Eeckhout FM, 38 flemish arms;


ArmBem:
MANUSCRIPT:   588 painted arms + blasons; notes of blason, 
PROVENANCE: Richard Strangways d.1488, presumably written during studies in the 1450' at the Inner Temple;
CONTENT: fabulous persons and english nobles and gentry, c1450;
REF: Wagner RAH  274 (Wb); ms notes by HS London;


ArmBem:
blasoned and painted arms, appended to a trease similar to that of Prinsault
-: late 15C with some 16C additions -- HeraldicaNova;
REF:
Weblink: http://manuscripts.kb.nl/show/manuscript/128+E+20


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-:  treatise of legal principles, illustrated with armorial shields; 4 contemporary copies, approx. 40 arms of Electors, 7 seigneurs, 7 fahnenlehen.  Codification of north german laws.
DATE: 
-: legal treatise c1224/35;
ILL: 
-: Neubecker H 226 #581; Dt.Hist.Mus-DVD;
REF: 
-: BGH (3 refs);
¤ www.sachsenspiel-online.de
-:  Berlin, Deutsche Historische Museum, DVD of SSP/c (WO), 2006;
-:  Knollman SSP = W. Knollmann: 'Die bunten Bilder des Oldenburger Sachsenspiegel', Oldenburg 1998;
-:  Schmied SSP = Ruth Schmied-Wiegand & Wolfgang Milde: 'Gott ist selber Recht. Die vier Bilderhandschriften des Sachsenspiegels', Ausstellungskatalog, 2.Ed, Wolfenbüttel 1993.


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 102 blasons;
DATE: 1304;
PROVENANCE: original probably owned by Thomas Wood, Justice of the Common Pleas 1495-1502, copied by Tho Wriothesley d.1534; Wm Henry, Bluemantle 1544 & Norroy 1550 & Clarenceux 1557, d.1567; noted in Wm Camden, 'Remaines concerning .. Britaine ..', 1629; 
CONTENT:  siege of Stirling 20.04-20.07(gjb) / passage of ford 30.05.1304 (aw); 93 of the vanguard, 9 from main body; mistaken legend; made for Henry Percy (ndy), by a pupil of GA-compiler ?;
DATABASE: 102 items from Humphery-Smith AN; verified with Brault RAE;
-: normalised legends from Humphery-Smith AN retained;
REF:
-:  ed. Mitchell;
-:  Brault RAE 1:483-494; 
-:  HS London copy at Soc.Antiq.;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: 530 arms, mostly with crests, some blank or damaged items included in numeration; 2 mss;
DATE: 
-: 1446 (noted on p.1, date of Ms.2), c.1440 (Ms.1, Klein, Clemmensen); c.1430 for Ms.1 (BGH);
-:  Pope Eugen IV, r.1431-1447 (Hupp, BGH 104); pope Nicolas V, r.1447-1455;
-:  Rupprecht DtKg, r.1400-1410, Wm IV Holland-Hainaut d.1417
CONTENT: 
-: 11 segments from 2 mss, according to content and style;
-: 01 = 1-2, single, popes, hand B; 
-: 02 = 3-26, 3x3 cr, hand A, kings, saints, imaginary; 03 = 27-266 german nobles, 3x3 cr, hand A; 
-: 04 = 267-349, 3x3 cr, hand B, german nobles; 05 = 350-357, 2x2 cr, hand B, swedes; 06 = 358-407, 5x5, hand A, mostly imaginary; 07 = 408-446, 5x5, hand A, german & european towns;  08 = 447-471, 5x5, hand A, german nobles; 09 = 472-496, 5x5, hand A, imperial principalities;  10 = 492-505, 3x3, hand B, hanse and flemish towns; 11 = 511-530, 3x3 cr, hand B/?C, german princes;
COMPARE:
-: some towns as in MIL;
-: imaginary arms mostly as in KCR and derivates;
DATABASE:
-: from visit and photocopy;
STYLE:
-: some colours faded, Vt as tanne; some Or as Ar;
ILL: 
-: Galbreath PH 83 (pope Eugenius); BGH 38(8n1-4, 35n1-4) ; web (39n1-4);
REF: 
-: b/w photocopy of ms from HStA;
-: F.v.Gaisberg-Schöckingen: short description (BGH);
-: Michael Klein: Handschriften der Sammlung J im HauptStaatArchiv Stuttgart, s.d., #289 (noted as 499 items);
-: M. Bach: Deutsche Herold, 1900, 31:121 (ill. pp7+22);
-: several redrawings in Alberti: Württ. Adels- und Wappenbuch, 1-2, 1889-1916;
-: E. Gönner: Wappen - Symbole der Geschichte, 1973, exibition catalogue 79 no.92, poster of p.32;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  
-: 665 arms and crests, originally 682; 664 = 7 + 73*9 (clem); 648 (pop); possibly derived from late medieval ms (clem);
DATE: 
-: c.1614 (watermarks; STY:10 Liechtenstein als Fürst 1612);
CONTENT: 
-: austrian nobles from Steiermark and Kärnten and germans from south of the Danube, several derived form collations of c.1460;
-: some arms in coutoisie with common crest and legend;
DATABASE: 
-: from draft Popoff STY, numeration by clem starting with Gundacarus; identification by clem, except for a few by Popoff;
-: Ex1, pop, draft 07.2006 & AHS, 648 items, no.151 not used, several instances of 2 arms in one number;
-: Ex2 = 1-682, numeration incl. missing items on pp.233-234;
COMPARE:
-: GRU, e.g. STY:462 'lasselgraf' = GRU:586/RUG:462; Schauenburg/Welfen;
NOTE:
-: Or faded into Ar, several Or/Ar differences from other blasons of a family coat, and several coats appear to be inverted Ar-Sa / Sa-Ar;
RE: 
-: BnF fr.24049:47r-65v (QDB);
REF: 
-: Popoff STY -  draft transcription received 07.2006, AHS 2007-II, 121:171-214 (no.1-150) + AHS 2008-I,122:35-70 (no.151-304) + AHS 2009-II (no.305-500) + AHS 2011-II (no.501-648);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: remains of 5 mss, formerly used for storing goldleaf; made i Schwaben;
DATE:
-.  Heinrich Reffle von Richtenberg, Deutcher Hochmeister 1470-77);
CONTENT: 
-:   1)  35 ff, shields only, 22/pg, > 1000 arms (!),  germans;   2) 11 ff, woodcut frames, arms and crests, 3x3/pg, 198 arms, austrian and bayern.  3)  1 fo, 4/pg, Franken, c1470-80.  4) 1 fo, 4x3 arms, 24 arm, c1490; german and foreign high nobility;  5) 15 ff, single arms of later date, in alfabetical order, often as Exlibris;


ArmBem:
108 ff.; painted; devises in german; germans and other europeans;


ArmBem:
22 ff.; 42/pg, painted; mostly flemish arms


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: blasoned;
-: attributed to Merlin de Cordebeuf by J-B Vaivre;
CONTENT:
-: description of a tournament a la mode des chevaliers errants, introced on 100r-107r  by a treatise by Merlin Cordebeuf: "Projekt für eine Turnier nach der Mode der Zeit des Königs Arthur", only version known;
REF:
-: Hiltmann SH 49, 178 ff, 441 ff, 454;


ArmBem:
Armorial de ceulx qui conquerent le pays de Surie & de Jhe[rusa]lem; arms of crusaders, ultimo 15C; painted


ArmBem:
= Greenstreet 41 = Papworth T;
ARMORIAL: 107 arms (aw), trick or blason; copied 16-17C (A-F); 177 items incl. GY and appended arms (clem).
DATE:  c1410 (aw);
-  John Oldcastle, Lord Cobham 1408,  d.1417 (T:17), Thomas Despenser d.1400; John Hastings E.Pembroke osp.1391 (but possibly just the earldom, as the inheritance was contested) ; Wm Etchingham d.1414 - Tho b.1400 (T:33); Wm Beauchamp, baron of Abergavenny 1392, d.1411;
-: GY is dated c.1480 on the note 'temp. Edw-IV' in Harl.6137;
PROVENANCE: several copies made for members of the College of Arms;
CONTENT: english nobles and gentry
DATABASE: 177 items from T/b with notes from Greenstreet T; concordance table; 
-:  all GY-items are numbered as T-items, GY:1-36 = T:110-147 with no T:134;
-: Ex1 = T/b; 
-: Ex2 = T/e; 
-: Ex3 = T/c
-: Ex6 = GY;
- most identifications presumes dating c1410;
NOTES:
-  not the siege of Rouen 1418 (aw), the attribution is probably a 16C invention; 
-  36 items at the end of T/d + T/e named as Gentry Roll (GY) by Greenstreet, who did not know T/b A few of the later entries in T/b (T:167=N/k:65r3 + T:177=N/k:65r14) are also in Harl.1386 fo.65r (N/k) preceeding T/d, which taken together with the high proportion of East Anglian names in T:134-177 might indicate that a part of N has been appended to T. As most of these fit fairly well with the proposed dating of around 1408-16, this is probably incidental.
ILL: T/b (photocopy); T/c fo.91r+v (photocopy); 
REF: 
-: Greenstreet T = Greenstreet 1880-81, Notes & Queries 6.Ser, 2:462 + 3:62-64 (E + D = 107, discarded A + C); 
-: Barron T = Oswald Barron ms edition based on T/e and T/d in Soc.Antiq.


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 37 banners;
¤ geudal roll (bma);
PROVENANCE:  John Talbot,  E.Shrewsbury 1442, d.1453;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: a short treatise on heraldry and an armorial with painted shields, 4x3/pg;
DATE: c.1516 (pae), arms of Carlos I = Karl V Emp.HRR as R.Spain 1516-1519 (viz. grandparents: Ferdinand R.Spain, d.1516 and Maximilian Emp.HRR, d.1519), pope Leo X (Medici, r.1513-1521);
PROVENANCE: made for Pierre Clariana de Seva, dr.jur.;
CONTENT: 
-: Sanchez TAM = TAM/a = 14 segments;
-: Adam TAM = TAM/b = (i) 1r-12r treatise (with illustrations, not in Adam TAM), (ii) 9 preux & christian kings & pairs & princes du sang de France c1480, (iii) 12v-31v + 35r-36v catalans, (iv) 37r-38v blazons of 26 catalan families, (v) note on banners & crowns;
-: only (ii) in TAM/b (KBR ms.II.6448);
DATABASE: to be entered from Adam TAM with Sanchez TAM;
-: pagination from Sanchez TAM, numeration by Clemmensen;
-: Ex1 = Adam TAM;
ILL:  binder and open page (web);
REF:  
-: Galbreath LH 77 ref 78;
-: Adam TAM =  P Adam 'Traité de blason e armorial catalan de Steve Tamburini', Boletins de la Real Academia de Buenas Letras de Barcelona, 1961-62: 359-407, blazons & identifications, 305 catalan + 8 non-catalan arms;  
-: Sanchez TAM = Andrés J. Nicholas Sanchez 'El armorial catalán de Steve Tamborino', Emblemata, 2004, 10:169-213, blazons only & illustrations;
-: Riquer TAM = Martin de Riquer: 'Armorial de Salamanca de Steve Tamborino', Valencia 1996, facsimile;
-: Boos DB 152;


ArmBem:
duel between Othon de Grandson and Gérard d'Estavayer due to accusations of the formers complicity in the murder of duke Amedée VII de Savoie; 
REF: Willems A 10:221-227;


Titel:
Combat de trente bretonne contre de trente anglais

ArmBem:
= Y10 = le mi-voie
-: poem of the Combat de trente bretonne contre de trente anglais en 1351; a combat near Ploermel fought on foot between two garrisons on 26.03.1351, mostly of mercenaries; more than 15 died of their wounds.
¤ 30 franco-breton, Jean de Beaumanoir, 3 dead;
¤ 30 anglo-breton, Robert Bembro, 12 dead;
REF: 
-: Potier TBE =  Pol Potier de Courcy, 'le combat de trente bretons contre de trente anglais ..', 1867, pp.72, 4to; www.gallica.bnf.fr ;  
-: Pastoureau HB 143; 
-: mentioned in Fabre NB, Barber T 41 + 217n68;
-: Gallion B 225;
-: D. Bernard: "Essai bibliographie du combat des Trente", N.R. Bretagne, 1951, p.179-182;


Titel:
Tournoi de Bruges sous de Gruuthuyse & de Ghistelle en 1393

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 99 / 102 arms and crests, member of two parties at a tournament ;
CONTENT: 
-: tournament between Jean (III) de Gruuthuyse (apellant, with 49 companions, segm. 01) and Jean (VI) de Ghistelles (defendant, with 48 companions, segm. 02) on 11 March 1393 (N.S.) / 11.06.1392 at Brügge, most of the participants came from  local patriciate; 
-:  illustrated in Rene d'Anjou, Traité de la forme et devis comme on fait les tournois, to which it is usually appended; 
DATABASE: 
-: items constructed from Willems A (TBG/b ?) and TBG/g (le Blancq copy); legends reduced; several items emended;
-: Ex1 = Eeckhout TBG, a-00/a-49 + b-00/b-48;
NOTE: 
-:  BnF fr. 5483 not in Saffroy, but in Willems A; 
-: Willems A has 'France de Chatillon, dame de Saint-Lambert de Marle de la Tombell' with {Gu chevron Ar :imp: ..};
-: Jean (IV) against Walfort de Ghistelles, son cousin on 11.03.1392 (Willems A 10:187), or in 1393 new style;
-: miniatures referring to gift of the book from Louis de Bruges (Aa-Gruuthuyse, formerly E.Winchester) to Charles VIII R.France  in 1489, incl.: Walfort Ghistelles;
ILL:  TBG/g (bifolio, 99 items, colour);
REF:  
-: Willems A 10:187-201 (40 Gruuthuyse; 49 Ghistelles; alphabetical order, a few crests, TBG/b ?); 
-: 'Te Wapen, Heraldiek, teken van gezag en identiteit', Arenthuis exhibition 2004 (26.CIGH), Brugge;TBG/g, 99 items, legends hard to read on photo);
-: J Gaillard: Bruges et Franc de Bruges, leur magistrates et leur noblesse, I-IV, 1857-1860;
-: JM van den Eeckhout: 'Het Toornoi van Brugge van Dinstag 11 Maart 1393', Vlaamse Stam, 2010, 46/5:377-404;


ArmBem:
= TB = BR; 
DATE:
-: 1439 (Saffroi; jme) / 1452 (Willems A); 
-: tournament on Grand Place in Bruxelles on 12.05.1439, during a stay of Philippe 'bon' 27/4-12/5 1439, with 36 grand seigneurs and 160 knights;
CONTENT:
-: 236 bannerets, lords and knights organised in 37 parties led by the duke, a banneret or senior lord;
STYLE:
-: several crest drawn unspecific, e.g. donkey's head like doe's head;
DATABASE:
-: being entered
-: ex1 = position on page, jme has pg1-25, db has fo.1r-13r;
REF: 
-: Saffroy #3260a, name overlap with TBC; 
-: Willems A 10:315-319 (n = 17), name overlap with TBC; 
-: Adam AB (bra) - 100 items extracted by Jon Sneddon 2008;
-: Damon TC, note 36, p.254, 260 a.o.;
-: Eeckhout TBX, 2012, edition, facsimile;
RE:
-: BEC = Becberghe;
-: TBC =  tournament in Bruxelles on 20.02.1452 on the knighting of Charles 'le Temeraire' b.1433 -- Eeckhout TBX 157-168;
-: FLG = Flacchio-Grenser, pseudo-tournament in 1433  -- Eeckhout TBX 137-156;


ArmBem:
= RY = Rôle de Godefroi = tournoi de 1269;
ARMORIAL:  
-: painted arms and crests (TCA/a);
-: copy by Jean de Launay (suspect, TCA/a), crests in mid-13C ms (!), crests different from norm, several undifferenced arms (e.g. Brabant cadets), many christian names wrong, possibly from list of names;
DATE:
-: noted in TCA/b as 1263, but 1269 in TCA/a;
CONTENT:
-:  55 french and 57 brabantian participants in tournament on the celebration of the marriage of Jean I D.Brabant (r.1267-1294) and Marguerite de France (d/ Louis IX) on 27.05.1269 performed by Nicolas Bp.Cambrai (r.c.1248-1273) -- as noted in Butkens TB 1:284;
-: kpe proposed 52 french and 60 brabantians (from fo.123);
DATABASE:  
-:  55 arms entered from Willems A, likely copied from Goethals, legends modernised; amended by uncoloured items from ms.fr.31854; numeration modified to TCA/a;
Ex1 = Willems / Goethals numeration, changed 31.08.2015, items 1-55;
REF:  
-: Willems A 10:153-160 + 11:42 (55 french);  
-: Goethals TCA = Goethals, Revue d'Histoire Nobiliaire, 2 N.S., 4:385-394, 1866 (french only);
-: Biendiné TCA (2012, www, Goethals illustrated and modified);
-: Adam AB (bra);
NOTE:
-: "Histoire de tournoi" by Gilbert roi d'armes du D.Brabant, organizer of the games, wrote ms with several miniatures - as noted in Butkens TB 1:284;


ArmBem:
= GC;
ARMORIAL: 21*blason; ms on tournaments 1348-1493, Gaignières 749; 118 ff; 14C-17C arms in ms;  copy of paintings formerly in St.Francois de Chambéry, Savoie
REF:  Guichenon, Histoire de Savoie 2:183;


ArmBem:
= TCh; 
ARMORIAL: 
-:  poem by Jacques Bretel;
DATE:
-: 1285 (in intro);
CONTENT:
-: 61 participants, 14 ladies, 16 heralds and  minstrels present at the Tournament held 31.09-6.10.1285 at Chauvency in the comté de Looz;
-: many items without blazon, but assigned by previous editors (*) and by Clemmensen (**); some arms on on miniatures;
DATABASE:  
-: from poem, numeration in alphabetical order, emended blazons and supplemetary identifications by Clemmensen; 
-: Willems TCH, 173 items in alphabetical order, is largely based on Delbouille TCH, i108 not in poem;
-: groups/ segments = 01 knights, 02 ladies, 03 minstrels &c;
-: Ex1 = Willems TCH, 5 obvious repeats deleted;
-: Ex2 = Willems TCH, rearranged by Clem;
-: Ex3 = Clem, during evaluation;
REF: 
-:  Delbouille TCH = Jacques Brétel, 'Poeme de tournoi de Chauvency', ed. Maurice Delbouille, Liège-Paris 1932; 
-:  Willems TCH = Willems A, 1963, 10:295-313 (listing in alphabetical order);
-:  Clemmensen TCH, november 2007, www.armorial.dk;


ArmBem:
= TC = Tc  = Tco;  
ARMORIAL: 
-:  339 arms + blasons + crests; 
-: part of Beijeren (BEJ);
-: copy in HE/FW c.1300;
DATE: 
-: febr 1278 / jun 1278 (pae, Behault de Dornon, clem)
-: 1238 (Willems;  Barthelemy);
CONTENT: 
-: (a) partipants in tournament at the wedding of Robert de Artois and Mahaut de Brabant (Willems A);  
-: (b) participants in a Tournament of June 1278; 
COMPARE:
-:  used by HE/FW, noted by Brault RAE 2:255;
DATABASE: 
-: 340 items with legends from  Boos TCO (Wien, ÖNB, cod.3297) appended  and item numbers switched 05.2004;
-: Ex1 = Barthelemy: ms.Valenciennes = TCO/e, added 11.01.2008;
-: Ex2 = numbering corresponding to segmentation in Raneke BHM 77;
-: Ex3 = serial no and segmentation from Willems TCO (TCO/m ?, Goethals 100), order possibly highly modified;
-: Ex4 = Clem TCO 2003, moved 11.01.2008 from Ex1 =  Goethals 564 (TCO/n), formerly with legends from Willems A (ztblTCO_Willems);
-: Ex6 = running order = Boos TCO with supernumeraries (item + 10000) from other mss;
NOTE: 
-:  usually (in BEJ) together with TMS + KUF + SGN + AMT;
-:  item sequence identical per segment in Willems TCO and Goethals 564;
-:  2 mss eliminated from list 01.2017 due to wrong shelfmarks for BL, Harlington 30543 (former 'c'), and BL, ms.2700 (former 'd')
REF: 
-:  Boos TCO, 2003 (n = 337, Wien, Ms.I.3297, transcript);
-:  Armand de Behault de Dornon 'La noblesse hennuyère au tournoi de Compiegne (1278)' = KBR Ms.14935 (TCO/o), Ann.Cerclé Arch.de Mons  xxii (1886/90); 
-:  Willems TCO = Willems A 10:104-160 (list of mss; TCO/m ?);
-:  M.E. de Barthélémy: Le tournoi de Compiègne qui lieu en presence du roi Saint Louis au mois de juin 1238, Bibl.Valenciennes kopi, TCO/e, 1873;
-  Gs3181-3186+3220; Raneke (HerT 64:190); Wagner HH 55;  Popoff A (TCO:290-309); Jequier & Berchem, AHS 94S (1980) 33;  Pastoureau HB 129;  
-: Goethals 'les chevaliers francais au tournoi de Compiegne', Revue Nobiliere, historique et biographique, NS, 3:408-414, 1867 (TCO/m, Goethals 100);
-: GOETHALS (de Bruxelles). — Les seigneurs artésiens au tournoi de Compiègne, 1238. Revue nobiliaire, 1866, 
t. iv., p. 97 à 103. & Les chevaliers normands au tournoi de Compiègne, même collection, 1867, t. v., p. 07 à 103.  & 
Les chevaliers français au tournoi de Compiègne, même volume, p. 408 à 413.


ArmBem:
illuminated roll of benefactors to Tewkesbury Abbey, Glos * 15C;
REF: J Campbell-Kease, CoA 164/1993p123-133.


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: entries of deseased in the monastery's register; some with arms;
REF:
-: K. Fhr. Von Andrien-Werburg, 1990 - facsimile, commentary;
-: Graff TFC - review in Heraldica Nova blogpost 2.08.2016;


ArmBem:
-. Tournament  in Gent on the 20.july 1370;
-: copy of an older roll by the herald Engelbert Flacchio,
REF:
-: Padberg, pers.com. 2010;


ArmBem:
= Roman du Hem;
ARMORIAL:  verse desdcription of tournament at le Hem 1278 with participants dressed like Galahad and the 30 kings;
DATABASE: not entered
REF: 
-: Coss KM 85 (in Vale EC, ref 40);
-: Vale EC 33-36;
-: Sarrasin THA = A. Henry (Ed.): Le Roman du Hem by Sarrasin, Brussels 1939;


ArmBem:
¤ see MY for general comments, individual armorials for details;
MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION:  
-:  attributed to Thomas Holme 'Clarencieux' 1476-1485;
-: Thomas Holme's Book is the name given by Anthony Wagner to 3 collections, each with parts from common hands (I = Harl.4205; II = Add.45133; III =  Guildhall Library, London, loose leaves), but of contradicting ownership;
-: LP + MY + LMA + LD + SC + FLD + LV.
This is the name of 3 collections grouped together as one by Anthony Wagner, viz.:
(I)  BL Harl.4205:
-  I.3 MY  = fo.9-40v; 
-  I.4 N/I.B = fo.41-112v. 
-  I.2  LPR = Legh's Princes

(II) BL Add.45133 = ex Clumber Ms.189
-  miscellanious items, numbered II.5 - II.18, incl. grants
- II.7 N;
- II.9 continuation of MY, Military Roll, fo.24r-32, 72 mounted figures;
- II.12 Scots roll;
- II.15 part of SA, Salisbury Roll, 4½ pairs of figures linked by chains;
- 175r, 177r two leaves (380x260 mm) of french arms in the same hand as ETO (BnF, Arsenal 4790) amd APA (Add.11542);

(III) Loose leaves in London Guildhall Library, 3 ff +  detached fo.61-71 of Clumber Ms.189 (II.16);
- III London aldermen 1424-1468/1481;
REF:  
-: Pusikan 1882 (Oscar Göschen); CEMRA 92-97;
RE: 
-: CVM;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: 725 painted arms and crests in 2 parts; 2 figures of heralds (?imperial, ?society);
DATE: 
-:  1495 (BSB, Hz.Teck, 51r; swabians) + 1st half 16C (habsburger and tiroleans, french);
CONTENT: 
¤ Pt.1 =  habsburger Erbländer & possessions in Spain & Low Countries, tiroleans, quaternionen, douze pairs & a few french nobles;
-: old source (32r2 Montani, Sa-Gu); no ternions;
¤ Pt.2 = schwabian nobles;
¤ treatise on the origin of heralds;
COMPARE:
-: KCR, MIL-group (ternion-quaternion);
DATABASE:
-: not entered;
ILL:
-: BGH 175 (Antol Tirol, 1ar); facsimile;
REF:
-: BSB, Cod.Icon katalog (Marianne Reuter, 2007) + facsimile (pdf);


Titel:
Thomas Jenyns' Book, Queen Margaret's version

ArmBem:
= Papworth  ordinary 1-1212 (Y) + roll 1213-1595 (X=383 arms) = TJO (1-1260) + TJB (1261-1661) = QMJ;
ARMORIAL: 1661 (boos) / 1595 (aw) painted arms and blasons;  original and  copies 16-17C;
-: see CEMRA and TJ/x for full list of mss and comments = I, I.A-E, II.A-H, III.A-L;
¤ TJ/a Qn.Margaret; TJ/n Ric D.Glos;
DATE:  c1340 + additions c1410 (aw); c1440 (Wright BM); c.1398 (PA Fox);
-: 1437-59 (TJ:1576 Tho Stanley);
-: Nicholas Yattendon d.1272 [1117];
CONTENT: 
-: english nobles and gentry with a few fabulous coats and some kings; 
-: QMJ:2-1260 as an ordinary;
-: QMJ:1261-1660 as a traditional armorial;
-: 31/32 segments =
(1) Lions  2-180 +  Léopards 181-215,  (2) Aigles  216-243,  (3) Bandes 244-354, (4) Sautoirs  355-404, 
(5) fasces vivrées 406-429,  fasces 430-503,fasces 504-601,  burelé 602-613,  fascé ondé  614-624,  vair  625-649
(6) fasces de fusées ou engrêlées  650-677, (7)  chevrons  678-768, (8) fretté  769-797,
(9) chefs  798/803-859,  (10) croix  860-961, (11)  chantepleures 962-974,
(12) écartelé 975-1009,  (13) annelets 1010-1022, (13) roses + croissants  1023-1063, 
(16) losanges  1064-1082,  manches  1083-1103,  piles+gironné  1104-1118,
(20) écussons, orles  1119-1153, (21)  échiqueté  1154-1177, (22)  coupes  1178-1188,
(23) rondelles  1189-1200,  (24) molettes  1201-1213,  gerbes  1214-1225,
(26) fleurs de lis  1226-1241,  brochets  1242-1249,  (29) coquilles & misc 1250-1261;
SOURCES:  
-: Based on CKO/CG/AS c.1340, additions c.1410 (Wagner) or c.1440 (Wright BM).
Main versions =  A) Q.Margaret's  (I.A-E);   B) Tho Jenyns (II.A-H); C) unplaced (III.A-L). Wagner could not determine whether all copies derived from TJ/a (Q.Margaret's) or from a lost original; this survey assumes that QMJ/a is a near contemporary copy.
COMPARE:  
-: CG, CKO, E,  AS, P, JL; CT; N;
-: many(and similar) items in common, but in different order, with Q (Collins);
-: similar subsequences and large overlap with CKO;
STYLE:
-: several exchanges of Or for Gu;
-: tigre is sometimes used for lion;
-: croice patee = patonce; fer-de-moline + croice recercelee  = cross moline;
-: escutcheon confused with escutcheon voided;
-: bataille = embattled / emb-counteremb ?;
-: masculy = lozengy;
DATABASE: 1661 items based on Boos QMJ/TJ; 
-: numeration by Boos, incl. 2 exlibris and 1 blank, unlike DBA;
-: items amended by Clemmensen from Burke GA, DBA and Brault RAE;
NOTE:  
-:  TJ:1213-1595/aw is a mix of contemporary/historical/fictional arms. 
-:  Andrew Haggard (Gyldenstjerne af Ågård) = Greenstreet no. 316 = TJ:1531/aw = TJ:1581/boos;  
-:  TJ:1473/a Edward Courtenay (E.Devon 1377-1419).
-:  TJ:37 = AS:178 = CKO:65 le Jeu;
-:  several versions and numerations in DBA (by Wagner, London, Barron, a.o.);
ILL: 
REF:
-: Boos QMJ/TJ (n = 1661) = E de Boos, l'Armorial ordonne de la Reine Marguerite al. Livre de Thomas Jenyns; Léopard d'or, 2004, Doc Her Med 6;
-:  Greenstreet QMJ/TJ = J  Greenstreet, The Antiquary, 1 (1880) 205-209 + 2 (1880) 97-101 + 238-244 (Greenstreet 31 = Papworth X; n = 406);    J Greenstreet, Walford's Antiquarian Magazine, 8 (1885) 9-12 &c;
-: Fox TJ = PA Fox, "14C ordinaries, pt.1", CoA 212:97-102, 2006;
-: Wright BM, 1954;


ArmBem:
= LS;
= Tournoi de Lille/Rijssel;
REF: Adam AB no.44;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: 190 arms with blasons / 191 (Raneke BH) / 190 (Willems) / 192 (Boos);  orig 4x4;  
-: part of Beijeren (BEJ);
DATE:  july 1310;
CONTENT: 17 groups at tournament at Mons-Bergen;
DATABASE: 194 items, incl. variants, present version with legends conforms to Boos TMO (TMO/b), with variants noted in comments to armorial items; items 9001-9003 from Willems TMO;
-  identification by Clemmensen, based on Willems A;
-  ItemNr = ÖNB Wien, Ms.3297 (Beyeren-Gelre; Boos TMO, TMO/b), used for 2.ed, 12.2003;
-  Ex1 = KBR Bruxelles, Ms. Goethals 564 (Clemmensen TMO, TMO/j), used for 1.ed, 06.2003;
-  Ex3 = Willems-segmental serial, used for first draft;
-  Ex6 = order;
NOTE: 
-  label of 3-points, a few 4-points; 
-  some arms appear to be confounded and does not correspond to their legends, eg. Maldeghem and Ham (bra);
-  TMO:141 Doetinchem (gue) in Goethals 564 (Anjou segment) is a false attribution by one owner, named on title leaf (0v);
REF: Raneke BHM 79;  Popoff N 98;
-  Behault de Dornon, Tournoi de Mons de 1310, Ann.Cercle Archeol de Mons, XXXVIII, 1909 (KBR ms.14935);
-  Willems A 10:165-187; Gs3182;
-  Boos TMO, ms received 2003 (ÖNB, Wien, ms.3297);


Titel:
Tournoi de Nantes de Conrad de Wurzbourg

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: fictional tournament described by Konrad von Würzburg, d.1287, also author of 'Der Trojanerkrieg';
-: same genre as Tournoiement des dames (Huon d'Oisy, d.c1191), Tournoi de Chauvency (Jaques Bretel; TCH), Roman de Hem (Sarrasin), Carros (Rambaud de Vaqueiras, fl.1180-1207); contemporary arms assigned to the fictitious participants;
CONTENT:  
-: fictional tournament between a 1000 on each side of Teutons (Richard 'coeur-de-lion') and Velches/Walhe (R.France as Vogt der Kerlingaere, descendants of Charles 'chauve');
-: Teutons:  Richard 'coeur-de-lion', R.Danemark, R.Scots, P.Sachsen, MGf.Brandenbourg, Meissen, LGf.Thüringen, Brabant, Kleve;
-: Walhe: R.France, R.Espagne, R.Navarre; Bretagne, Lorraine, Bar, Blois, Bourgogne, Artois, Nevers;
DATABASE:
-: a few from Prinet TNW as verse refs;
NOTE:
-: Navarre = {escarbuncle with rays roundely};
REF:
-: M Prinet 1921, 'les armoiries francaises dans le [TNW], Moyen Age, 23:223-232 (with refs); 
-: Ed.Bartsch, Wien 1871.
-: Huthwelker RW 76;


Titel:
Armorial de l'Ordre de la Toison d'or - ÖNB ms.12272


Titel:
Armorial de l'Ordre de la Toison d'or - Ms.Beaulaincourt

ArmBem:
CONTENT:  CTdO 1429-1559;
REF: 
-: J van Driesten (ed.)
-: M. Popoff: Armorial des 23 chapitres de l'ordre de la Toison d'or, Editions Patrice du Puy, Paris 2007, 208 pp.;


Titel:
Armorial de l'Ordre de la Toison d'or - KBR ms.5264

ArmBem:
CTdO 1-21eme Chapitre 1430-1546(Utrecht), Warlop H 40.
RE: TDO.


Titel:
Armorial de l'Ordre de la Toison d'or - KBR ms.7467

ArmBem:
CTdO , Warlop H 40; JB Maurice 'la Blason ..', LaHaye-Brussels 1667 (printed).


ArmBem:
= TF =  Chevaliers qui furent au couronnement de l'empereur Henri VII (1311) (pae) = Teilnehmer an der Kaiserkrönung Heinrich VII. (29.Juni 1312), 
ARMORIAL:
-:  arms in blazon;
CONTENT:
-:  incomplete list of nobility present at the coronation of Heinrich VII (Luxembourg) in Rome 29. june 1312;
-:  Probably mercenaries in german service, incl. Argentine and FitzWarin (EN), C.Savoie, C.Flandre, C.Forez;  Gf.katzenellenbogen, Robert of Flanders S.Cassel, a.o.
DATABASE:
-: not entered;
NOTE:
-:   Probably compiled by a savoyard herald
REF: Gs2876b;  
-: Fischer-Feron,  'Noms et armes des chevaliers qui ..' Lux 1898, several mistakes;  
-: Doenniges, Acta Henrici VII imperatoris, 1839, 2:221;
RE: 
-: BAL (Baluineum), G Irmer 'Die Romfahrt kaiser Heinrich VII im  Bildercyclus des Codex Balduini Trevirensis' Berlin 1881.
-: Rôle d'Armes de Tivoli et Turin (jme, 2014);


ArmBem:
= A (pop);
REF: Popof: Repertoires d'heraldique italienne, Florence 1302-1700, 1991;


ArmBem:
the Tickhill Psalter, 1301-14, beautifully illuminated psalter, originally in Worksop Priory, Notts, now MS Spencer 26 in the New York Public Library; a number of shields of arms  of English nobility scattered throughout, though literally illustrative as they are not arms of benefactors.
REF:
-: info Wm Collins 2013;


Titel:
Traictie de la forme et devis d'ung tournoy (René d'Anjou)

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  treatise on a fourth mode of conducting tournaments, profusely illustrated with scenic pictures and mainly fictitious arms, and proposed to be conducted between the dukes of Bretagne and Bourbon; 
MANUSCRIPTS:
-: BnF ms.fr.2692-2696, a.o.
DATABASE:  not entered, but translation by Bennett with several illustrations from different sources is available;
NOTE:
-: several mss versions available;
-: TBG (Tournoi de Brugge 1392) is often added;
ILL: scanned items from: Neubecker H #11+129; Barber T 169-186; Pastoureau H 26-29; Merindol, RFHS 66:80-81, 1996;
REF:
-: Verve, Paris 1946 (b/w); 
-: Elizabeth Bennett, 1998, ezb@princeton.edu;


Titel:
Armorial de l'ordre de la table ronde de Bourges

ArmBem:
= OT
ARMORIAL: 23 coats of arms; 17C copy;

CONTENT: bourgois fraternity in Bourges, Berry, founded 1486 by Jean de Cucharmois;
REF: E de Boos, 1989, Pc (TRB:1-23); Thaumassiere 1689;   St.Amand 1837.


ArmBem:
c1345  (Warlop H).
RE:
-: Popoff BH #2387 is a (spurious) tournament in Trier 1019 recorded in Rixner fo.86-95;


ArmBem:
= HRK
SYNONYM:  Harleian Roll of Kings;
ARMORIAL: blason only; single page of french blasons of arms of miscellaneous kingsdoms in a Herefordshire collection of poems and other material;
CONTENT:  25 kingsdoms, several fabulous, several misnamed;
DATABASE: 25  items entered;
REF:  Goodall RK = J A Goodall, Rolls of Arms of Kings, Antiq.J. 70:82-94, 1990 + 74:295, 1994;


ArmBem:
Reconstruction of the arms of participants in the tournament organised by the noble strasbourguian Gosso Engelbrecht in 1390;
REF: Willems 10:227-232;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: addendum to / part of armorial d'Urfé, segment 46 = URF: 2652-2679; blason with mottoes;
¤ as Tournoi d'Ardres (TAD) for tournaments near Calais, Ardres og St.Omer 1377 in Adam-Even #187-188; Popoff #2307; Saffroy #2909
DATE: 1377 (in introduction);
CONTENT: 28 participants listed pairwise, from England and Hainaut, incl. savoyards in English service, against a French party mainly of local nobles from Artois and Ponthieu with a fewburgundians, in a tournament series outside Calais, Ardres and St.Omer in 1377;
-: 25 shields, 1 blank, 2 repeats;
-: several famous jousters, incl. Geoffrey de Charny and Thomas Trivet;
REF: S Clemmensen, The Tournoi de Saint-Omer 1377, st-omer.pdf = www.heraldik.org\armorials\st-omer;


Titel:
Aegidius Tschudy's Wappenbuch schweizericher Geschlechter

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  
-: collection of arms & crest with biographical notices;
-: includes ERF (Erstfelden);
DATABASE:
-: not entered;
REF:
-:  www.e-codices.unifr.ch  (facsimile);
-: Fuchs, 'Egidius Tsudi's Leben .', 1805, reigster (photocopy, 2:199-216, pdf 435-452);


ArmBem:
SYNONYM: Armorial de la Joute de Tournai en 1330 
ARMORIAL: 101 arms;
CONTENT:  patricians of Northern France; tournament 25.05.1330 in Tournai; part of a treatise on blason;
'Confrerie de de la Cour Amoureuse & de l'Epinette', 300 pp;
NOTE:
-: Jean de Hellemmes, XRA 2:59 = Vr bend Gu;
REF: 
-: Bozzolo CAM 1:20 for details;
-: Eeckhout FM, 44 arms of flemings;
-: Popoff TTR, Eds. Leopard d'or, Paris;


ArmBem:
SYNONYM:  Ulster Off.o.Arms Ms.39 = DGO.Ms.41.
CONTENT:
-:  1-18 + 20-24 sovereigns; 19 Percy E.Nhum, 25 Quene Jane (wife of Henry IV); 26-48 English and foreign dukes and counts, incl. Bedford;  49-156 English lords; 157-672 mainly English gentry;
-: some names added later;


ArmBem:
= B-1535 (jme);
ARMORIAL:
-: several thousand painted arms;
DATE:  1494-1535;
CONTENT:
-: arms from various marches d'armes: fla, bra;
REF:
-: Eeckhout FM, 371 flemish arms:
-: Francis Goole: Wapenboek van Brabant. Heraldiek Pockets, Hasselt 1971(66 pp, 12vo, 495 brabantian arms);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: painted shields and demi-miniatures, incl. historical, genealogical and juristical comments;
-: possibly made 1590/95 for Georg Han (1547-1597), antiquarian and bibliphile from Überlingen;
COMPARE:
-: demi-miniature 42v is a copy of GRU:43v with the comment, 1st duke of the jews, from which the term 'Herzog' was derived;
-: items from VSW (Virgil Solis, 1555);
DATABASE:
-: not entered;
ILL:
-: 41v-42v (Josua, 3 besten Juden);
REF:
-:  Kurras IH 2:440, no. G14 (exhibition catalogue, 1985);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: 4 miniatures and 556 painted arms;  16 later additions and sketches; 593 items + 3 miniatures (clem)
DATE:
-: probably 1440/60 (clem), content 1390-1440;
-:  end 14C (Uffenbach 1730, BGH, Neubecker);  1390-1440 (Hoffmann); 1400-1425 (Brandis); 1440 (Horstmann); 
-: c.1400, not determinable within 1354-1446 (Paravicini, thu), within 1390-1411;
¤ Jean de Vienne S.Roulans & Bonnecontre, d.1396 [89];
PROVENANCE:  
-: compiled and painted on the Upper Rhine (Strasbourger arms on watermark) and owned by swabians during the 16C (Strasbourg-Konstanz !), acquried by unknown french (alsatian ?) during 17-18C  (Dr. Le Febure) ; acquired by Z.C. Uffenbach (1683-1734) c.1720; S&UB Hamburg 1747;
CONTENT: 
-: in 19 segments + late additions + names-only;  attributed arms and segments of norwegian, german, french, spanish, burgundian, english, lombard, italian, alsatian, niederrhein, bohemian, bayern, franken, swiss and austrian arms;
-:  items culled from older mss, anglo-french wars 1360-80, Nicopolis 1396, Naples & Hungary c1370;
COMPARE: 
-:  member of the Bodensee group, many markers in ING, GRU, BLW, DWF, possibly through KCR;
-: 53% in concordance with MIL, mainly from MIL:1100 on;
-: fragmentary concordance with imaginary arms in HBG; 
DATABASE:
-:  593 items taken from microfiche with legends from Paravicini UFF; fo.1b recto = 1r in database;
-: ex5 = segments < 02.2012;
-: ex6 = intermediate segments 03.2012;
ILL:  
-: laTour + Grandson + Gf.Greyerz + C.Chalon (BGH); 30v-31r (Veyrin PH105);
-: facsimile on 3  microfiches (Paravicini UFF);
REF:  BGH (2 refs); 
-:  Paravicini UFF =  W Paravicini, Das Uffenbachsche Wappenbuch, München 1990 (colour-microfiche); 
-:  T Brandis, Die Codices in Scrinio der Staats- und Universitetsbibliothek Hamburg 1-110, 1972 (with refs);  
-:  MH Horstmann, cited by Jequier, AH 106:7-12, 1992 ref.9; 
-:  ms copy by Galbreath & Jequier (Loutsch MIL 98);
-: Huthwelker RW 82;
NOTE: 
-: EN segm c1390 (DBA)


ArmBem:
CONTENT: 8 arms of great grandparents of Eberhard (V) Hz-Württembeerg-Urach, each on a palm tree (roystonea regia) with his motto 'attempto'.

REF: H D Birch, 12.CIGH, 1974 pp.G121-131  (extended genealogy to their ggp's, Visconti, Pfalz, Savoy, Mömpelgart, Châtillon, Hohenzollern, Geneve);


ArmBem:
= U = Ur;
SYNONYM:  anciennement Armorial Sicile (hsl);
ARMORIAL: 2855 (pop) / 2852+inserts (clem) / 2852 (hsl) / 2695 blasoned arms (ran); 14 mss copies;  cri d'armes;
DATE:  
-: begun c1380, continued until 1425 (Popoff A); 1425 (ran); c. 1440 (hsl); 1423-1440 (d'Hozier, note on page i);
PROVENANCE: 
-: Simon Morhier, prevôt de Paris 1422-36; Charles d'Hozier (URF/a, fr.32753);
-:  proposed as edited in blason c1415 by Lefebvre dit Walsain (Ms.Goeth.672, URF/c) or by Jean Courtois 'Sicile' herold (ran, lj);
CONTENT: 
-:  approx. 1340 french arms (incl. 130 bre) + 630 low countries + 350 scots-english + 85 spanish + 69 polish-german arms; titled nobles, bannerets and ordinary nobility in separate segments;
-:  most complete french armorial (ref ?);
SOURCE:
-: a few items (e.g. Ferry Paste, URF:47) might be c.1240/1290;
COMPARE:  
-: GNB; LBR;
-: source of BHM (ref ?) + RYN;
-: most of LBQ, PRT, SIC and CHA are clones of URF segments, and must be analysed as the Urfé-group;
-: PJS, arms in novel modified from URF (?);
-: ORL, re: Bruniquel;
-: FCB has URF 48 imag + URF 45 / CPF-modif;
-: used for several treatises and armorials;
STYLE:
-:  many arms blasoned by reference to the core of another coat of arms;
-:  fess embattled / embattled-counterembattled (URF-fla);
DATABASE: 
-:  2855 items (pop, URF/a = FF.32753; HS London transcription); numeration as Popoff;
-: Ex1 = HSL/pae + copies as London URF;
-: Ex2 = Items < 06.2003; 
-: Ex3 = PRT items; 
-: Ex6 = sequence with 'bis';
-:  former entries, approx. 910 (04.2003) moved to ZtblUR_clem on 6.12.2003, incl. 650 arms (09.2000) based on Popoff A + N  and Jequier BEL; #+3000 = A, etc;
-:  sectioned according to headers;  
-: URF:541 cancelled; URF:2553 possibly two items;
REF:  
-:  London URF = ed. H Stanford London (numbering used by Popoff A + Boos B, Popoff N as supplement, and Jequier B) = ms 36307 at IRHT with comments by Adam-Even, transcribed 26.06-21.07.1952 from photographs of FF.32753 owned by S.M. Collins; 
-:  Popoff URF (transcription 2003, based on London URF, only partially allocated, discontinued by 2010);
-:  ui, Mem.Soc.Ant.Pic. 18, 1862 (Picardie); 
-:  Detheux, Mem.In.Hist.Liège, 5, 1862 (Hesbaye) ; 
-:  Belleval, Armoires du Ponthieu, 1er Ed, II, 1861 (Ponthieu);
-:  Raneke BHM 81;  
-: ed. JB Vaivre (in prep, c.1975-80, discontinued by 2010); 
-: Saffroy 187-188;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  
-: tournament in Utrecht 1441;
DATABASE:
-: 9 items from Adam AB, via Jon Sneddon; 
NOTE:
-: fo.34-125, brabantians in battle of Woeringen (1288), alphabetical order, arms, banners  -- kpe 2010;
-: fo.145-150 short chronicle by Costen van Halmale on his participation in tournaments 1431-1460, names of 30 jousters; (Louvain, Brugge, Louvain, Bruxelles, Utrecht), 10 at Utrecht -- Eeckhout CH, 2012, 2013;
-: LYN 78 (167v-170r; 2718-27168; 51) for participating teams;
REF: 
-: Saffroy #3260b; 
-: Adam AB;
-: Eeckhout CH = "Une chronique sportive du Xve siècle", Wijnegem: Homunculus, 2013, FH.II.6647:145r-150v (30 items), by Costen van Halmale; extract 2012, pers.com.;
-: Clemmensen LYN;


ArmBem:
c.1500; painted; style close to that of Armorial Gelre


ArmBem:
14 blasons of kings (in catalan), poem. 
REF: CoA 161/1993, wtc; A Pagés 1945 'La Vesio'.


ArmBem:
c.1550; painted, arms of principal families of Venezia until 1545, with a history of the city;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: arms and notes on families and area, a visitation into the Pays de Caux in Normandy c1415 by english heralds;
CONTENT:  institutions and nobles in the Pays de Caux in Normandy, north of the Seine; 73 notes in Fecamp VCX, each incl. several coats of arms;
DATABASE: not entered;
ILL:  VCX/a;11v-12r;
REF: Gs#30123;
-: Huard, Bul.Soc.Antiq.Fr. 78 (1934) 207-209;
-: Fécamp VCX = L Fécamp, La Visitation heraldique du pays de Caux, Leopard d'or, Paris 2002 (VCX/b+a, incomplete);
-: J Goodall, Coat of Arms, 210:163-166, 2005 (review) of Fecamp VCX);


ArmBem:
= VE = VR = V = VM; (database ref changed 22.11.2002 from VM to VE, and 8.10.2003 to VER);
ARMORIAL:
-: 1178 items in core mss, incl. 856 in VER proper, later items are later additions by segments;
-:  1076 blasons (timms);  130 nobles + 856 gents = 986; 
-: blasoned  c.1390 in picard dialect by a herald imitating Jean Courtois (ref ?); 
-: attributed to a 'Vermandois' herald to Charles VII (reg. 1424-61) by du Cange 'Recherches du blason' 1673 p.106 from BnF, ms.fr.9477 (Menestrier copy ?) from the preponderance of northern french coats of arms;
-: several mistakes in the HS London ms noted by Adam-Even and Robert Nussard;
DATE:  
-: 1290-1294 (boos); 1285-1300  (timms);
CONTENT: 
-: french nobles with a sprinkling of brabantians and ruyers, segmented in marches, first names in nearly all legends; 
-  856 nobles in VER proper (segm.1-23) with 57 kings (seg,.24-25), 107 high nobles of various kingdoms (segm.26-28), followed by 26 CTdO (segm.29)  and 30 aragonians (segm.30-31) and name lists;
-   EN sct (DBA 1:xxxv, SM Collins) - not found, possibly mistaken for URF; 
COMPARE:  
-: many items also found in BIG, LBR and CPF;
-: heathen / moslem kings (segm. 25) also in URF 48;
STYLE: 
-: each segment as semi-ordinary;
DATABASE: 
-:  916 items, segm. 1-25, entered mainly from Timms VER, largely verified with Boos VER;
-:   numbering  identical in Boos VER, Timms VER, Popoff A; 
-:  legends based on Timms VER (i.e. HS London transcription), identification largely by Clemmensen with refs supplemented by Boos; better transcription in Boos VER;
REF:
-  Boos-J = transcription by HS London, 1952 = Cae88+189, from fr.2249, revised by Adam-Even, IRHT, dactylographie;  
-  Timms VER, 2002, www, 1076 items drawn from blasons in HS London and FF.2249 (1177 numbered items); 
-  Boos VER = E de Boos: "l'Armorial du Héraut Vermandois ou Traité du comportement des armes", Leopard d'or, Paris 2015;  file copy 2002 of draft, full version with references, notes on items and index tables (no introduction), based on ms.fr.2249 (1178 numbered items, several unnumbered entries at end);
-  Popoff A (VER:136-309 + 842-856), full version of a Popoff VER announced 2002, never finished;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  
-:  1st armorial in alphabetical order;
CONTENT:  
-: nobles and cities related to Milan;
REF: 
-:   C Maspoli, Stemmario Trivulziano, Milano, s.a. (2000);
-:   C Stantoro, AHS 62 (1948) 99-102.


ArmBem:
MANUSCRIPT:   172x241mm, 119 ff, 4/pg;
CONTENT: venetian nobles c1478;
REF: C Stantoro, AHS 62 (1948) 99-102.


ArmBem:
-: mural in house in Vinzelle, dep Puy-de-Dôme in Auvergne
REF: www.medieval-france.com/>>peintures murales 14eme


ArmBem:
= VR / VRW (pop)
ARMORIAL: 1562 arms, mix of extracts from various armorials and own collations;
DATE: 
-: c.1445 (Chistoffer III af Bayern, R.Danmark 1440-48 [87n2], from KCR-D);
-:  Ferdinand, König HRR 1531, emperor 1556 [1n1];
PROVENANCE:
-: painted by Virgil Raber, c.1480-1552, tiroler painter and play-producer (biography in Arch VRN); later owner unknown, possibly St.Christoph in Arlberg; present owner Kloster Neustift bei Brixen/Bressanone in Südtirol;
CONTENT:
-:  tiroler nobility and bourgeoisie; european, mainly german / HRR, kings(87n) and nobles; imaginary arms (79n-80n + 88n-94n + 137n); St.Augustin [79n9]; neuf preux (89n);
-: 98% identified, 58% of anonymous identified; but neither substantiated, as Arch VRN only has refs to VRW, VRS and RUG;
SOURCES:
-: based on personal observations and copy-edits from other armorials; Raber made several armorial collections, incl. one in Hzn.Anna Amalia Bibl, Weimar, Fol 220 (7524 arms, VRW), and SA Sterzing ms.28 'Brixner WB 1538' (VRB), ms.29 'Sterzinger WB' (VRS);
COMPARE:
-: KCR-vs.D/Sorg 1483 print, imaginary arms pp.79-94, e.g. Christoffer III of Bavaria R.Danmark (KCR:203 / VRN:87n2), Alexander of Denmark = KCR:422 / VRN:94n5);
-: VRN:836 = KCR-P:688 (D:244);
-: RUG:249r-260r (imaginary, noted by Arch); 
-: other members of the MIL-group;
-: overlap of 1528 items with VRW -- Arch VRN;
STYLE:
-: Or often faded to Ar, and Ar sometimes tinted to Or;
DATABASE: selected elms to be entered from Arch VRN;
-: items, by page & positions, not numbered; numeration by Clemmensen as until 110n = (p-1)*9 + pos; from 117n = (p-2)*9 - 2 + pos.; 
-: segmentation difficult, possibly by hands and selected groups;
-: 79n-94n = 702-845, very like items in KCR:146-192 + 602-873;
REF: 
-: HW Arch, Virgil Rabers NeustifterWappenbuch,  A.Weger, Brixen, 2001 (index of names, no ordinary, no documentation);


ArmBem:
130 ff.; painted, arms biographies of doges incl. Leonardo Loredan, then arms of venetian families


ArmBem:
see VRN (Raber -Neustift)
REF: 
-: Arch VRS = HW Arch: Nearchos, Beiheft 5, Innsbruck 1999, p.36 ff., Golf Verlag;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: 7244 painted arms, as noted, a little text; derived from BodenseeGroup;
-: 7524 items (old info)
DATE:'
-: 1548 (as noted);
CONTENT:
-: 01: 22n-30n, arms from the Gate of Honour of Maximilian I by Jörg Kölderer, 3x3, 3x4;
-: 02: 31n-171n, little known austrian families, possibly some towns, 3x3;
-: 03: 172n-209n, probably many families from 02, 2x2 / crest;
-: 04: 219n-300n, little known families, several repeats, 4x4;
-: 05: 302n-434n, mostly little known families, 2x2 / crest;
-: 06: 448n.721n, princes, Erbländer, nobles, Gate of Honour - repeats, 2x2 / crest;
-: 07: 724n-892n, austrian-tirolean families, some princes - repeats of 06, 4x4;
-: 08: 893n-919n, extracts from Richental (KCR), bishops, 4x4;
-: 09: 920n-921n, austrians, 2x2 / crest;
DATABASE:
-: not entered;
NOTE:
-: page nr = image nr + 2;
REF:
-: Der Herold -- no details, www;
-: Facsimile:   http://ora-web.swkk.de/digimo_online/digimo.entry?source=digimo.Digitalisat_anzeigen&a_id=15778
-: http://bilderserver.at/wappenbuecher/VirgilRaberEXAv2_52z2/


Titel:
Wappenbüchlein .. durch Virgillius Solis

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: printed book, engraved, Nürnberg 1555; reprint 1974;  3x4 arms & crests; tricked by abbreviations;
DATE:  c.1420 (elements copied from KCR), later from Ferdinand, könig HRR 1531, emperor 1556;
SOURCE:  KCR (Konstanzer Konzilienbuch, 1414-18; GA Seyler, Sieb 8/1.5.1:86), but ms different from Feger KCR;
CONTENT: 15 segments;  Emperor + Deutsche König, 12 kings, 7 Kurfürsten, Quaternionen; Pope + 36 cardinals + 32 archbishops + 64  bishops (133 clerics) + 110 nobles, imaginay realms; arms of Nürnberg at end; 
COMPARE:
-: KCR is the primary source of clerics (VSW:1-133), 
-: GRU, MIL, 
STYLING: 
-: similar to Siebmacher 1605; 
DATABASE: items in progress from reprint og transfer from KCR; pagination from reprint, numeration by Clemmensen;
-: ex6 = former KCR ms.K number;
REF: 
-: Reprint 1974, Degener & Co. Neustadt u/Asch, b/w illustration, trick;
-: Cph KB, opstil 59,134 - 00478 + 00477;
-: www, Heidelberg, UB, 82 A 10094 RES;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 445 items in 89 rows of 5; vellum roll;
-: W:361 'goodwyn' for Burgh E.Kent (lozengy);
REF: Wagner RAH 278


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ARMORIAL:
-: arms placed on south wall of North aisle of Westminster Abbey (London);
-: Henry III, a.o.
REF:
-: W.Scott-Giles: CoA, 1962: 7:90-95, 157-161;


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DATE: collated 1324;
CONTENT:  anciet arms of the Low Countries


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  2000 arms  + banners; 
DATE:
-: variable, but execution c.1480 -- aw;
CONTENT:
¤  Pt.I = fo.71-123 = 768 painted + 76 tricked + 26 incomplete arms,  temp.Hen.IV (r.1399-1413),  made c.1480 - c.1500; WB:1-870 in PLN, mainly concordant and painted in the same hand; some pages unfinished (e.g. 120v);
-: 121r arms of Wriothesley;
¤  Pt.II  = fo.125-190,  26+1+162 banners (125r-136v); 882 arms, temp Edw.IV (r.1461-83), 3x3/pg (fo.137-185v); 49+6+39 trick; similar, but cruder style;
-: 127r5 Denmark Eric VII the Pomeranian;
¤ Pt.III = fo.1-70, trick c.1510-40, later addition, a sketchbook, prestamped 5x5/pg, single shield matrice; 24r- lined into 4x5/pg; 48r- lined 4x4, painted shields, earls;
COMPARE:
-: T/Rouen (WB pt.1);
DATABASE:
-: not entered;
NOTE:
-: manus attributed to John Wrythe, Garter KoA 1478-1504;
ILL:
-: private (71r, 73v-74r, 81v-82r, 120v-121r; 125r, 126r, 127r); 129r (Bedingfeld H 55
REF:
-: not in Wagner RAH;


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¤ book: J Arndt & W. Seeger. Wappenbilderordnung. Band 1. 1996, Sieb B;


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ARMORIAL: 
-: fresco with arms and crests in the choir west wall in the Heiliggeistkirche in Heidelberg; legend much damaged;
-: no date available;
CONTENT:
-: members of the tournament society Esel;
ILL:
-: Ranft A 8 (29 visible items);;
REF:
-: Ranft A 8+122;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: 1866 items in Bd.1 of originally 2 volumes of 3222 items, arms and crests, a few later entries; blank pages within and between preliminary segments; txt on pdf-506; txt on quarternionen on 263r / pdf-520;
-: one of the best kept 15C armorials -- BGH;
DATE:
-:  pope Innocens VIII (r.1484-92, Cibo, WER:28); Lorenzo de Medici (1449-1492); Charles VIII R.France (r.1483-1498), Maximilian DtKg 1486;
CONTENTS:  
-: Trinity  /arma Christi (1v-2r),  Princes (1/pg), high nobility (2/pg) and turnieradel (4/pg).  Most southern german, a few italian and polish arms;
-: see BSB catalogue 2010 (Marianne Reuter);
-: in Bd.1 of 13 preliminary segments = (1) intro, pdf 6-15, items 1-5 = 5;  (2) ternion, pdf 16-22, 4r-7r, 6-27 = 21;
(3) kings, pdf 23-57, 7v-24v, 28-158 = 131;  (4) dukes & counts, pdf 58-86, 25r-40r, 159-210 = 52;
(5) Austria, pdf 88-112, 41r-53r, 211-260 = 50;  (6) counts &c, pdf 113-181, 53v-89v, 261-411 = 151;
(7) germans, 4/pg, pdf 182-365, 90r-184v, 412-1092 = 681;  (8) germans, 2/pg, pdf 368-373, 186r-188v, 1093-1104 = 12;  (9) germans, 4/pg, pdf 374-505, 189r-255v, 1105-1601 = 497;  (10) germans, no crest, 5x4, pdf 508-511, 257r-258v, 1602-1681 = 80; (11) towns, 5x5, pdf 512-515, 259r-260v, 1682-1781 = 100;  (12) germans, 5x4, pdf 516-518, 261r-262r, 1782-1841 = 60;  (13) towns, 5x5, pdf 519, 262v, 1842-1866 = 25;
DATABASE:
-: not entered;
NOTE: 
-: used by Sieb (re Stetten);
-: probably a member of the Bodensee group;
REF: 
-: 2 ref (BGH);
-: BSB: katalog, facsimile, www, pdf (Bd.1, 1866 items);


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ARMORIAL: 213 arms;Knights of the Garter;
PROVENANCE: John Wrythe Garter KoA;
NOTE: WGA = WG Armorial 1488 ;  WGB = WG Book 1488 (Wagner RAH),
RE: SA = Salisbury Roll = WGA/WGB pt.VI;
REF:  Boos DB 153;


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ARMORIAL:  2988 painted arms  + crests; 
DATE: ultimo 16C (K-v-K);
PROVENANCE: 
-: possibly from the atelier of Sebald Büchler in Strasburg c1570 by an alsatian; owned by a Nürnberger until 1884;
CONTENT: 
-:  14 segments; swiss + bavarians + swabians + franken + alsatians + westphalians + steiermärker nobles;
- most items likely to be medieval or early renaissance;
- many repetitions among the westphalians;
- index of names;
SOURCES:  
-: Chronik von Stumpff; Tschudi WB;
COMPARE:  
-: ING + MIL;
DATABASE:  
-: most items transferred from ING or MIL; legends in database most likely to come from either;
ILL: 8 colour tables in 'Herold' 1888 (not available);
REF: 
-: J Kindler von Knobloch, ViertelJahresschrift für Heraldik, Sphragistik und Genealogie (Herold), 16:1-171 (1888);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: 1312 painted arms = 256 (Ile de France, Louis IX, 1267, departure 8.Crusade) + 1056 (mixed, c.1280, Phil III 'hardi', r.1270-85);
DATE: 
-: part 1, 1r-8v, from 1267 at meeting of crown vassals, 256 items (pae, 1265-70 as interval); 
-: part 2, 9r-34r,1281-1306 (pae-jq, various intervals), 1265-1280/1314 (ran), 1265-70 + 1270-85 (gjb); 1265-88 (Goodall 1990);
-: pae & jq did not consider Phil IV, r.1285-1314;
PROVENANCE: 
-: see manus;
CONTENT:  
¤ part 1: 1r-8v, 256 items, 4x4,16 pages, 1 segment; crown vassals i Ile-de-France; 
¤ part 2: 9r-34r, 1001 items, 25/pg (4:3:4:3:4:3:4), 25 pages, 14 segments by headers; barons of Loire region and Germany;  636 in french marches, 197 low countries marches, 168 german empire; 
¤ part 3: 35r-36r, 55 items; 25/pg (idem), 3 pages, 1 segment; real and imaginary kings and princes;
COMPARE:  
-:   segment 03, Normandie in part extracted into ETO and recopied into BHM;
-:   segment 16,  overlap with LM (c.1295);
STYLE: 
-: Segment 1 as 4x4, the remainder painted in alternating rows of 4 and 3, 25 to the page; legends above each shield between items in preceeding rows; legends in segments 8-15 are later additions; very elegant drawings;
-:   lion passant / lion passant guardant (3r), hammer (202), cross recercely (396), rose (), sixfoil/spurwheel (407), cinquefoil (454), hat (711), belt (735), pitcher (950), gonfanon (1230);  chief very like a coupé (); label of 3/4/5 depending on main charge; burelé usually of 12 (); gironny usually of 12; papelonny (1038); mullets of 6;
ILL:  
-: 35r+v (colour postcard);2r + 3r + 12r - other available; pen drawing of selcted shields in Adm WIN;
DATABASE: 
-: 1312 items from Adam-Jequier WIN; 665 legends added 7.01.2003 from ArmsTimms.mdb; 
-:  items mentioned in cartularies or in HF XXII + XXIII are usually regarded as verified;
NOTE:
-:   3 qtd items, 406 (31 %) without legends (mainly in segments 8-15); 113/256 brisures in segment 01;
-: possibly a unfinished copy or collation of painted arms drawn from notes made during 1270-85 (Philippe 'hardi') with the intention of the herald-editor adding legends afterwards (pae), some names and arms in segment 6 (Germany) appear to belong to a later period (1320-25); possibly available to the burgundian heralds c1440 (or perhaps just a partial copy); 
REF: 
-: Adam WIN = P Adam-Even & L Jequier 'un armorial francais du XIII siecle'  AHS 1951-54 =   Jequier WIN;
-: Timms WIN, www;;
-: Raneke BHM 78 (ran), short survey; 
-: Popoff AP + Popoff N (Marche d'Armes, Pa + Pb);
-: Blanchard WN, 2016;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 1611 painted arms and banners as ordinary; a mix of ancient and contemporary arms;
DATE: composed c1380 (aw), incl. older material;
-: Guichard d'Angle, E.Huntingdon 1377-1380 [96]; Andrew Luttrell d.1378 [1534];
-: Hugh Audley, E.Glos 1337-47 [849]; Piers Gaveston E.Cornwall c1310 [421]; 
-: Gilbert Gaunt, osp.1298 [1001];
CONTENT: 
-: 30 segments; mostly in vertical columns; 4v-51v english ordinary;
(1) 1r Holand of lincs (2 b + 14s; c1560), (2)  1v saints & earls (16 banners),  (3) 2r-4r KINGS/ princes (10,9,9,..,..), (4)  4v-14r lions,  (5) 14v eagles, (6) 15r-16v pales & piles, (7) 16v escallops, (8) 17r-20v bars & fess, (9)  21r-22r saltires, (10) 22v garbs, (11) 23rv bougets,  (12) 23v stars, (13) 24r-25r crescents, (14) 25v-26r roundels, (15)  26rv annulets, (16) 27rv bars & fess, (17) 28r-29r frets, (18) 29v maunches, (19) 30r-32v bars & fess, (20) 33r-34v escutcheons & borders, (21) 34v fishes, (22) 35rv fusils,  (23) 36r cinquefoils, (24) 36v-37r checky, (25) 37v-38r barry, (26) 38rv cinquefoils, (27) 39r maunches, (28) 39r-45r chevrons, (29) 45rv chessrooks, (30) 46r-51v bends (largely unfinished);
-: concordance (by row)  Col.o.Arms / Soc.Antiq. mss = 1-44 / 33-76, 45-76 / 1-32, 77-172 / 77-172, 173-236 / n.a. (=1549-1611), 237-1611 / 173-1548;
PROVENANCE:
-:  Wm Jenyns Lancaster herald 1516-27 ; Tho Holland 1562 (fo.1)  a.o. ;
COMPARE:
-: FW, e.g. WJ:808 / FW:19 King Harold, Paynell;
-: A / DER + LM + Q / Qii / COL + GA + N / PAR (Ford a.o.) + F (Balliol-Umfraville);
-: S / WIL;
-: PO + AS / CKO / CG / TJ;
-: SD:7 = AS:121 = WJ:130; SD:54 Lucy = WJ;
-: ARS, e.g. Tho Pole;
-: TJ:423+462 John Hackett vs. WJ:602 Ingeram Hackett;
STYLE:
-: very thin bends in WJ/a;
-: a labels of 3;
-: pile from top to base;
DATABASE: revised 7.05.2007 and 26.01.2007, based on 825 items from DBA with additions by Fox and verified with WJ/a, numbering by column by Clemmensen from WJ/a; not all banner positions noted;
-: Ex1 = Fox WJ, ms received 24.08.2009, SA per row 1-172, CA per row 173-1612;
-: Ex2 = Fox, Col.Arms, per row, numbering by Clemmensen from notes by Fox;
-: Ex3 = Soc.Antiq., per column, establ. 26.08.2009;
-: Ex4 = Fox, Soc.Antiq., per row, received 15.01.2007, numbered 1-1612 with 10 doubles and 1 not used (1535);
-: Ex5 = Clemmensen, provisional per column, based on to Moilliet and photographs;
-: Ex6 = H.M.K. Moilliet, DBA = Col.Arms, status 02.2006, 825 items < 01.2007, per column;
NOTE:
-: Foster DH confuses TJ and WJ;
-: refs to WJ <01.2007 are to Moilliet / DBA numbering;
-: WJ/b (SA, Fox) has many Ar/Or differences from DBA, lions guard (DBA) => lion s ramp (Fox);
ILL:  
-: Bedingfeld H 55 (24v); Gwynn-Jones AH 87 (25r); Fox CM (1r; 19r;29v);
-: front, 1rv, 2rv, 6v-7r, 12v-13r, 25v, 26v-27r, 49v-50r, 50v-51r:
REF:
-: Paul A. Fox, file received 15.01.2007, based on Soc.Antiq. ms, revised with College of Arms ms;
-: Fox CM = PA Fox: 'The medieval origins of the british system of cadency', CoA, 2008, 215:21-28;
-: Fox WJ = PA Fox: '14C ordinaries, Pt.2, WJO', Coat of Arms, 2009, 218:55-64 (ms received 24.08.2009);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 400 arms & banners, knighted > 1460.


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: arms & crests
CONTENTS:
-: austrian nobles & towns;
¤  possibly the same manuscript as one of the mss of the "Chronik der 95 Herrschaften" (HRZ)
ILL:
-: fo.10r (unfinished arms, towns) + 11r;
REF:
-: Zolda GW 168-169, cf. note 130 ( M. Krieger, Wiener Jahrbuch, 1993/94, 46-47);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  20 arms in 25 paintings, as well as poems by 31 minnesängern;
-: poetical content very like Codex Manesse  al. Grosse Heidelberger Liederhandschrift (MAN);
DATE: 
-:  primo 14C (BGH p.103);
COMPARE:
-: probably the source of GRU segm.24;
STYLE:
-:   Style similar to MAN, probably somewhat inferior imitations (BGH);
DATABASE:
-: not entered, se notes in MAN-file;
ILL: 
-: BGH.
REF:
-:  BGH (8 refs);
-: G. Spahr 1968 (ed.);
-: F Pfeiffer & F Fellner 1843;
-: in Zangemeister "MA .." 1892.


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ARMORIAL:  936  arms; kopi 1600-tal;
COMPARE:
-: WLN:87 = WJ:89 P.Morea;


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bourgois families of Mainz, 107 coats of arms and 22 empty shields.  ( Warlop H). 
DATE:   1350 (BGH).


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DATE: from end 14C into 16C  (BGH).  The regesta sepulchorum of the freres mineurs de Vienne.
NOTE: source of Siebmacher;
REF: BGH (2 refs);
-:  K Lind, Das mittelalterliche Gräberverzeichnisdes Wiener Minoritenklosters', Berichte des Wiener Altertumsvereins, 12 (1872).


Titel:
Jörg Rugen's Ahnenliste (in ÖNB, cod.2936, pt.2)

ArmBem:
= armorial - 2936 (AU) = formerly armorial de la Moselle (now. MOS) = Wappenbuch Nr. 2936 der Nationalbibliotek in Wien (part II);
ARMORIAL:    2 mss:
: 1) Armorials de la Moselle (MOS, 4r-83r), alphabetical; 
-: 2) german armorial (WNB), painted arms, no crests,  a princely book of ancestors, 4 ahnen (84r-163v);
-: picture of the persevant Jörg Rugen (re RUG, BGH no.56);
PROVENANCE:
-: WNB is probably an autograph of Jörg Rügen;
CONTENTS:
-: 4 ancestors of princes from Karl IV Ks.HRR on, incl. fictitious ancestors;
NOTE:  
-: parts of book copied by Adam-Even; 
-: MOS (former WNB, pt.1) is probably the oldest armorial in alphabetic order, containing 445 arms, mostly Rhein-Moselgebiet, but several unique arms, some found also in BAL.
REF: 
-: Loutsch AL;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 167 painted arms; copy c1640;
DATE:  1306-1307 (clem; gjb); 1272-1397 (Goodall 1990); temp. Edw.I (aw);
-: Yattendon extinct c.1300 (WNR:81);
CONTENT:   1-11 kings; 48-167 lords & kt;  incl 8-10 foreign + 12 attributed arms;
COMPARE:
-: 
STYLE:
-: Sable is often a  greyish blue, and difficult to discern from Azure, e.g. WNR:37+129+133+141+145+149+154+156+161+162;
DATABASE: 167 items from Humphery-Smith AN, verified with Brault RAE;
-: normalised names from Humphery-Smith AN retained;
ILL: Brault RAE 1:78 = fo.21r = WNR:1-44;
REF:
-:  Brault RAE 1:511-523;


ArmBem:
= HIE = Hierosalem  = armorial de l'héraut Hierosalem (Georg Rixner) = Wappenbuch Nr. 8769 der Nationalbibliotek in Wien (not cod.8769, a greek ms);
ARMORIAL:
-: 614 painted arms and crests, woodblocks used; cobound with later material, incl. prestamped arms and drawings of men illustrating a fictitious genealogy;
DATE:
-: 1450-60 (BGH);
CONTENT:  
-: Pope Nic V (r.1447-55), Emperor Fr.III (r.1440-1493), ternionen (oldest, magi, preux), quaternionen, german nobility in mixed order on 3 types of prestamp (ff.16-108) in 13 preliminared segments; 
-: ff.14v+25v woodcut arms glued on, 14r+25r preambles, pairs of husband-wives, dead during 1380-1426; 
-: later additions in 12 temporary segments include nobles from diocese Bamberg c1550 (Georg Marschalk von Ebnet, r.1503-1505, or Wiegand von Redwitz, r.1522-1556); and a fictitious genealogy of royalty c1530 with drawings, mixed with swabian and bavarian nobles on different woodblocks, c.1550;
COMPARE:
-: member of the Bodensee group;
-: woodblocks like the ones in ING, SGH, BLW and GMW
-: GWD (Grünwald) - similar items, papal arms, probably a partial copy (BGH #40);
-: ING - papal arms, painter F;
DATABASE:
-: only selected items entered;
-: numeration includes painted inserts and later additions (items 615-846), but excludes drawings, printed arms and pen sketches of arms; 
NOTE: 
-: probably the oldest user of the woodblock frames noted above (BGH);
-: Waldner ING 100 noted the ternions;
-: ff.14+25 woodcuts are husband-wife pairs, not 'seize quarters'  of Friedrich Hz.Sachsen and PfGf.Ludwig; 
ILL:
-:  BGH 83 (pope Nic V);
REF:
-: H. Franzenshuld & M.M. Weittenhiller, Adler, 1879/80:83;
-: BGH 106-114, annex with discussion on woodblocks and maker;
RE:
-: Jörg Rugen WB (RUG);


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FR + DE arms in EN rolls of arms; Max Prinet 1923, 1925.


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COMPARE:   
-: many items and sequences in common with the Domville Roll (DV);
REF: Wagner RAH 276;


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ARMORIAL:
-: wallcarpet with woven arms;
REF:
-: D. Fouquet: Wort und Bild in der mittelalterlichen Tristantradition. Der älteste Tristanteppich von Kloster Wienhausen und die textile Tristanüberlieferung des Mittelalters. Berlin 1971, (s.139-149);


ArmBem:
X= T Jenyn's Book = TJ:1213-95;  Y = T Jenyn's Ordinary = TJ:1-1212.


Titel:
miscellaneous mss  -- not incorporated into database

ArmBem:
¤  BSB, cgm 98, WB Sigmund Grossenbrot,  1469 Augsburg, www;
¤  BSB, cod.icon. 285,  Toison d'or ms, pix Philippe 'bon',


ArmBem:
=> Military Roll i Tho Holme; Foster DH; CEMRA xxix


ArmBem:
mistaken for H.III ?, Foster DH, re: 'de Albini' (Foster DH 65)


ArmBem:
GB/Guichenon = BER/b Berry = BA Ms.4802.


ArmBem:
=> Fenwick's Roll, Vs.D = Gybbon's Ordinary of Arms, CA.Ms, pp.175-226.


ArmBem:
= Herald's = Howard /Foster; CEMRA xxix, CoA:8n149p190 = CA MsVinc 165 ff.131-152 + Ms.B + OxonQC Ms.158


ArmBem:
=> Planché ? => Herald's; Foster DH, Wagner CEMRA xxix;


ArmBem:
=> Powell Roll c.1350 /PO  /Foster. NB!  Whalesborough (Ashmole, K201) ej som PO:? i Dc121.


Titel:
Wappenbüchlein E. E. Zunft zu Pfistern in Luzern


ArmBem:
Ulrich Richtentals Chronik von Koncilium von Konstanz 1414-18


ArmBem:
Edw.III 1327-1377, Crecy, Poitiers, temp Edw.III i Foster #356=K


ArmBem:
=> Glover;  HN Nicolas 1829 'H-III'.  Henry III 1216-72


ArmBem:
Edw.I 1272-1307. Foster DH; Baron's letter to the Pope 1301


ArmBem:
=> Willement Roll; Ric.II Roll /Foster; Richard II 1377-99


ArmBem:
= Y57
BWK	=	Basler Wappen-Kalender : 1917-1920 / Carl Roschet.-- ab Popoff 2012


ArmBem:
HFF	=	Historische Familienwappen in Franken. SCHÖLER, Eugen. Historische Familienwappen in Franken. 1982. 21 p.-157 p. de pl., ill.  -- ab Popoff 2012


Titel:
Otto Hupp: Münchener Kalender (paintings)


Titel:
Max Prinet - arms in Walford Roll (article)

ArmBem:
PWR	=	PRINET, Max. Armoiries françaises et allemandes décrites dans un ancien rôle d’armes anglais [i. e. Walford roll], in : « Le Moyen Âge », 2e série, t. XXV (1923), p. 223-260. - -from Popoff 2012


ArmBem:
WMA	=	GRUBER, Otto. Wappen des mittelrheinisch- moselländischen Adels : Beiträge zur rheinischen Heraldik, in : „Landeskundlichen Vierteljahrsblätter“, VIII (1962), Beil. 1, p. 1-32 ; IX (1963), Beil. 2, p. 33-64 ; X (1964), Beil. 3-4, p. 105-136 ; XIII (1967), Beil. 1, p. 145-160.


Titel:
J-C Loutsch  (Balduinum -- Trier Burgmänner)

ArmBem:
WTB	=	Die Wappen der trierischen Burgmannen um 1340 / hrsg. von Jean-Claude Loutsch und Johannes Mötsch, in : Jahrbuch für westdeutsche Landesgeschichte ; Bd. 18, 1992, p. 1-179. [Balduineum]. 1340-1350. BERCHEM, Egon von ; GALBREATH, Donald Lindsay ; HUPP, Otto. Die Wappenbücher des deutschen Mittelalters …, p. 11-13, ill. Éd. IRMER, Georg. Die Romfahrt Kaiser Heinrich's VIII im Bildercyclus des “ Codex Balduini Trevirensis ”… Berlin : Weidmann, 1881. In-fol., XII-120 p., pl. et fac-sim. en coul. 
Éd. LOUTSCH, Jean-Claude ; MÖTSCH, Johannes. Die Wappen der trierischen Burgmannen um 1340, in : “ Jahrbuch für westdeutsche Landesgeschichte ”, 18, 1992, p. 1-179, dont 14 p. de pl. en coul. (Armorial des châtelains des forteresses de l’archevêché de Trèves vers 1340. Index armorum. Version italienne, in : “ Il viaggio di Enrico VII in Italia ”, p. 169-184. Città di Castello : Edimond, 1993. In-fol., XII-328 p.).
 Éd. LOUTSCH, Jean-Claude. Bandiere e scudi nelle miniature del “ Viaggio a Roma ”, in : “ Il viaggio di Enrico VII in Italia ”, p. 149-160. Citta di Castello : Edimond, 1993. In-fol., XII-328 p. (Cette “ bande dessinée ” a aussi été publiée dans une collection de poche (DTV, n° 980) en 1978, par Franz-Josef HEYEN, sous le titre : Kaiser Heinrichs Romfahrt : die Bilderchronik von Kaiser Heinrich VII. und Kurfürst Balduin von Luxembourg : 1308-1313).


Titel:
Bannockburn - rightly Newcastle tournament 1319


ArmBem:
-: manuscripts mistakenly referred to as armorials;


Titel:
Armorial (traité de blason) de Jehan le Féron


ArmBem:
section of Parliamentary Roll, 32 later arms added by Nic Charles;
REF: JC Wedgwood 1913.


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: president of the Gartner guild in Basel;'REF:
-: Egger GB = AHS, 2001, 115:107-120;


ArmBem:
1587-1611; 192 ff.; tricked; origins of spanish families; probably a later construction of a castillian armorial of second half of 15C


Titel:
Eglise de San Romàn (Zunzarren, Navarra, Espana)

ArmBem:
1284-1328; possibly a courtroom ajacent to the church;


ArmBem:
= Z = ZW = ZWR = MHZ;
ARMORIAL:  
-: original roll, one 16C and 3 modern copies known; painted, crests on all shields; paint has not penetrated the parchment;
-: 162  arms from c1305 painted in the Haus zum Loch (armorial HZL) in Merz ZUR;
-:  few composite arms;
-: probably one narrow roll painted in 2 rows along, not the usual abreast, but now present as 3 strips à 2 rows, a 4th strip of 109 items is now missing, but taken from ZUR/c and/or ZUR/e;
-: strip 1 (22 arms front + 28 banners back), strip 2 (140 arms front + 146 arms back), strip 3 (71 arms front + 71 arms back); the missing strip 4 might be reconstructed as 55 arms front + 54 arms back, though the numeration in Runge ZUR is impossible to dismantle without having seen ZUR/e;
DATE:  
-: collated c1340 in the Konstanz region;
-: Rudolf Montfort-Veltkirch (d.1333), Bp.Chur 1321-25 & Konstanz 1318/22:
CONTENT:  
-:  450 (formerly 559) arms + 28 banners;  incl. 97 anonymous arms; barons and knights of the Deutch-Römische Reich, incl. northeastern Switzerland;
-: probably 4 segments = 1) kings;  2) HRR princes; 3) nobles; 4) dioceses and abbeys;
COMPARE:
-: several items in GRU;
STYLE:  
-: distinctive ZUR-style in helmets and crests; shields inclined;
DATABASE:  
-: 587 items, numbered as in Runge, entered from Popoff ZUR, crests added by Clemmensen 07.2009 with the putative sequence from the missing strip 4 appended to Strip 3 and partitioned into 2 rows front and 2 rows back, noted as s1f1a / s1b1b for strip 1 front/ back frame 1 top/bottom row; 
-: Ex1 = M&H = Popoff ZUR = Merz ZUR = Bigalski ZUR, used before 07.2009, incl for GRU;
-: Ex2 = Runge ZUR numbering of existing roll, first the items of the front side of the 3 strips, the the back side turned around so that no. 232/233 and 115/342 are on each others back;
-: EX3 = hypothetical sequence of all top rows in Strip 1-4 front consecutively, then bottom row, then turned  &c;
WEB:
-: several URL's, all colour images published by  G.  Bigalski, 1996, e.g. ZROA**.gif;
NOTES: 
-:  Jequier BEL refers to vs.B (Merz ZUR);
-: Merz ZUR has estensive comments and refs to each item, incl. use of GRU, KCR, ANS, DWF, UFF, SGH;
-:  ZUR/a is probably a source of Rietstap/Rolland, as given by spelling and overlap (clem);
ILL:  
-: Runge in b/w;  Bigalski (478 items, colour photo); 
REF:  
-:  vs.A = Runge ZUR =  Heinrich Runge: "Die Wappenrollew von Zürich, Ein  heraldisches Denkmal des 14.Jahrhunderts".  Zürich 1860 (facsimile drawings, 559 items, 23 pp, 25 Tafeln, Steindruck, 4to); 
-:  vs.B =   Merz ZUR = M&H = Walther Merz & Friedrich Hegi: 'Die Wappenrolle von Zürich ... mit den Wappen aus dem Hause zum Loch', Orell Füssli Verlag, Zürich & Leipzig 1930, ZUR facsimile photos in striplets, HZL photos, numbered by striplets, comments);
-: Bigalski ZUR = Gerrit Bigalski, 1996, ZROA**.gif,  (vs.A, photos of M&H striplets, 22 frames);    
-: Popoff ZUR (2nd Ed) = Michel Popoff, 2015 (ill from Runge in colour, vs.A);
-: Popoff ZUR (1stEd), 1986 (587 items; vs.A numbers, vs.B illustrations; A:B corellation; no refs to identification, b/w drawings from Runge ZUR); 
-: 9.CIGH p.96 ref.16; 
-: BGH (16 refs);  
-: Sieb 8:167 (diocesian arms in ZUR);


# tblArmType

DefArmType:
Chronicles, novels and poems &c with coats-of-arms in capitals, margins or in miniatures, or blazons of arms in the text.
   The arms are usually painted, and heraldry is only of marginal interest to the author.


DefArmType:
Collections of coats-of-arms, where the contents can be related to a specific occasion, e.g. tournament, battle or muster.
   The arms are often in blazon only, but might be painted and with crested helmets.
= Anlassrollen (thu)


DefArmType:
Collections of coats-of-arms, possibly crested, rarely with achivements, mottos or adornments. 
   Arms from one or more sovereign territories.
   In its simplest form without any structure, but often structured only by rank, never by territory. 
   The arms can be related to families or individuals. 
   A few imaginary arms may be included. Arms of spiritual institutions or towns are rare.


DefArmType:
Collections of coats-of-arms, often crested, some with achivements, mottos or adornments. 
   Arms from several countries or provinces, each in its own segment, usually ordered by rank. 
  Segments of imaginary arms, spiritual institution or towns might be present.


DefArmType:
A variant or subgroup of the general armorials, where there is a substantial number of imaginary arms.


DefArmType:
Collections of coats-of-arms, possibly crested. Achivements, mottos or adornments might be included.
   The arms can be related to one family, and might often include their relatives, friends and visiting dignitaries.
   The Stammbuch or Liber amicorum are major subtypes.


DefArmType:
Collections of coats-of-arms, possibly crested. Achivements, mottos or adornments might be included.
   The arms can be related to an institution, monastery, order of chivalry. Often in chronological sequence, e.g. Necrologiae.


DefArmType:
Collections of coats-of-arms, possibly crested, rarely with achivements, mottos or adornments. 
   Arms from a single non- sovereign territory.
   In its simplest form without any structure, but often structured only by rank. 
   The arms can be related to families or individuals.


DefArmType:
Decorations on walls, tapestries and moveables with several coats-of-arms.
    Usually surviving in situ, but also preserved only in written or painted copies.


DefArmType:
Collections of coats-of-arms, never crested, structured according to the dominant figures of arms and possibly by colour.


DefArmType:
Collections of coats-of-arms, pretending to be medieval, possibly related to a certain occation, but probably a later construction from a list of persons attending or living in the region.
¤  questionable; M Fabre: de factice, see OPL;


DefArmType:
synonyms (chk) and versions separately named (no chk)


DefArmType:
Collection of several identifiable manuscripts, where each has its own name and may be assigned to one of the types listed.
    There is an overlap between this type and the composite armorials and possibly also to the general and universal types, where scholarly tradition has integrated discrete manuscripts into a single one, e.g. URF, VER, ING.


DefArmType:
A treatise on the design of and/or use of arms, where blazons and/or painted coat-of-arms are included or appended, but in the form of a separate armorial.


DefArmType:
Collections of coats-of-arms, where there are at present insufficient details availabe for classification.


# tblBogList

Titel:
Encyclopedia of Military History, 2nd Ed.


Titel:
Danske adelsvåbener - en heraldisk nøgle

Bem:
Efter Thiset / Storck; Politikens Forlag;


Bem:
D + Dn;
-. Otto Neubecker: Heraldry. Sources, Symbols and Meaning. [Neubecker H] - London 1977 / 1997;  as Heraldik, Copenhagen 1976.


Titel:
Erbovnik, aneb kniha o znacich i osudich rodu zijicich v Cechach a na Morave.   (böhmisk-mährisk heraldik)

Bem:
-: two vols in one; vol. 1: coats-of arms & crests, in order of name; vol. 2: comments, in order of figure-of-arms;
-: Milan Mysliveczek: Erbovnik, aneb kniha o znacich i osudich rodu zijicich v Cechach a na Morave. [Myslivecek E]. - Cheska Tesin 1993.
-: ref to Myslivecek E = 42 + t12 = 12 = 12 + 2:42 = figure on p.12 in illustrations and text on p.42;


Titel:
Dictionary of heraldry. Feudal coats of arms and pedigrees.


Titel:
Blason ou Art Heraldique.  l'Encyclopedie Diderot & d'Alembert


Titel:
Ordensridder til ridderkos (Elefant og Dannebrogsordenens historie)


Bem:
Carl-Alexander Volborth: The Art of Heraldry. [Volborth AH] - London 1987.


Bem:
Gert Oswald, Bibliografische Institut, Mannheim 1984: Kbh.HB 90.87; KB; reissue 2006 Battenberg Verlag;


Titel:
Strongholds of the Realm - defences in Britain from pre-history to the 20th century.


Titel:
English society in the early middle ages  (1066-1307)


Titel:
England in the late middle ages  (1307-1536), 7th Ed


Titel:
Ireland in the later Middle Ages (c.1274 - c.1494)


Titel:
Voldsteder i Danmark  -  en vejviser: Fyn og omliggende øer


Titel:
Sværd og kors - midelalderens virkelighed


Titel:
Atlas over Danmarks Administrative Inddeling

Bem:
herreds-, lens- og stiftsgrænser mv >1654


Bem:
T=Tn; Thomas Woodcock, J.M. Robinson: Oxford guide to heraldy. [Woodcock OG] -  Oxford 1988


Titel:
Dictionary of heraldry and related subjects


Titel:
Dem Wappenbuch darinnen dess H. Röm.Reich ...  1605

Bem:
3471 våbenskjolde fra Tyskland, Østrig mv. c.1600, i 226 tavler ordnet efter provins; index sidenr = ms pagina + 20;


Bem:
Erich Kittel: Siegel. [Kittel S] - Braunsweig 1970.


Bem:
Noël Denholm-Young: History and Heraldry 1254-1310. [Denholm-Young HH] - Oxford 1965.


Bem:
terminologi 12-13de årh; arthurian litt. -- ordbog + gode fig. OUP 1972;  Boydell, Woodbridge 1997;


Titel:
Papworth's Ordinary of British Armorials

Bem:
blasonering af EN coats-of-arms, compileret fra Burke's, alfabetisk ordnet pp.1-1125.


Titel:
English Historical Documents III = 1189-1327


Titel:
Eight Rolls of Arms  - 13th Century in french and anglo-norman blazon

Bem:
Bigot (BA) +  Glover/StGeorge (Ba+Bb) + Walford/Charles+Leland (C+Cl+Cd) + Camden (D) + Chiflet-Prinet (CP) + Falkirk/Thevet (H) + Nativity (M) + Song of Caerlaverock (K);
Pennsylvania State University;


Titel:
British Heraldry - British Museum Exibition


Titel:
Catalogue of English Medieval Rolls of Arms = Aspilogia I


Bem:
Matthew Paris Shields + Glover + Walford + add.CEMRA
Anthony R. Wagner: Rolls of Arms, Henry III = Aspilogia II. [Wagner RAH] - London 1967.


Bem:
A new Dictionary of Heraldry = NDH = ND;


Bem:
J. Franklin , J. Tanner: Encyclopaedic Dictionary of Heraldry. [Franklin EH] - London 1970.


Titel:
Demography of the british peerage.  Population Studies, vol.18 supl.2


Titel:
Armorial général précédé d'un dictionnaire des termes de blason.

Bem:
index / ordinary in Renesse DH; drawings in Rolland, which is usually cited;
-: Johannes Baptist Rietstap: Armorial général précédé d'un dictionnaire des termes de blason. 1884-87, 2nd Ed.; reprint 1965, Barnes & Noble, N.Y.
-: no references given, but several armorials must have been used, so there is a risk of circular evidence;
E.g.: NLU-lor group; GEL, indexed but never verified families (Popoff GEL 479);


Bem:
Rémi Mathieu: Le système héraldique francais. [Mathieu SH] -  Paris 1946.
index 309-311


Titel:
European Armorial  = Toison d'or & l'Europe


Titel:
Loyal Conspiracy.  The Lords Apellant under Richard II


Titel:
Royal household and the King's affinity: service, politics and finance in England 1360-1413

Bem:
G-W = Given-Wilson HR/H/RH; list of king's knights;


Titel:
English Nobility in the Late Middle Ages: the fourteenth-century political community.


Titel:
Domesday. A search for the roots of England


Titel:
English society in the later middle ages 1348-1500


Titel:
Medieval England. A social history and archaeology from the conquest to 1600 AD.


Titel:
English baronies. A study in their origins and descent 1086-1327


Titel:
Feudal military service in England. A study of the constitutional and military power of the barones in medieval England


Titel:
Calender for Aarene fra 601 til 2200 e.K.f.


Titel:
History of England under Henry the Fourth  I-IV

Bem:
tidl. Wylie HF; III/1895; IV/1898 (glossary, appendices);
-: Wylie HW = History of England under Henry the Fifth;


Bem:
¤ copy: 11-12 Scope of interest;  89-120 Rolls of arms of Edw.III (SP, BL, AS, CA, CKO/GG, PO, WJ); 150-153 Caerlaverock & Galloway;
¤ Noël Denholm-Young: County Gentry in the Fourteenth Century. [Denholm-Young CF] - Oxford 1969.


Titel:
English Heraldic Manuscripts in the British Museum


Titel:
Estates of the Higher Nobility in 14th Century England


Titel:
Essays in Medieval History. Selected fron TRHS.


Titel:
Gentry and lesser nobility in later medieval England


Titel:
Knights and Esquires: The Gloucestershire Gentry in the Fourteenth Century


Titel:
Locality and Polity. A study of the Warwickshire landed society 1401-1499


Titel:
England in the Fourteenth Century. Proc. 1985 Harlaxton Symp.


Titel:
Visitation of Nottingshamshire 1662-1664 by Wm Dugdale


Titel:
Visitation of Suffolk 1561 by Wm Hervy, I-II


Bem:
(1) Harl.Ms.2169 (RH) + Ms.6163 (PLN); Royal 4to; (2) Some feudal lordsand their seals 1301; (3) Banners, standards & Badges;


Bem:
= NHT; Svenska Nationalkommitén för Genealogi och Heraldik


Titel:
Heraldica Monumenta 1484-1984 (College of Arms)


Titel:
Armorial universel du heraut Gelre (1370-86) Claes Heinen


Titel:
Heralds of England: a History of the Office and College of Arms

Bem:
Sir Anthony Wagner. Heralds of England: a History of the Office and College of Arms. (London, 1967).


Titel:
Heralds and Heraldry in the Middle Ages, 2.Ed

Bem:
1.ed, 1939; 2.ed., 1956; 3rd. ed, 2000; extract pp.46-59, chap.6, heralds, heraldry and rolls of arms;


Titel:
Anglo-Norman Armory I  (FitzWilliam Roll)


Titel:
Anglo-Norman Armory II  (ordinary of 13 rolls of arms)

Bem:
A + B + C + D + CK + D + E + EG (HE/j) + F + FF + FW (HE/a) + G + GA + H + HE (HE/b) + J + K + L + LM + M + N + Q + SP + ST + WNR / WNB = Humphery-Smith ANT;


Titel:
Tables Heraldiques de dix neuf armoriaux du moyen age

Bem:
UB Augsburg * figur mv i #498. * kopi af LJ's 19 armorialer - ikke figurer og øvrige artikler. I: xxv-xlii, 1-147


Bem:
UB Augsburg * figur mv fra  Jequier TH (#497);  GE/bre;  Pot.


Titel:
Ancien Armorial Equestre de la Toison d'Or & de l'Europe

Bem:
>La< = <Ll> forlæg for >To<.  KB = 11,-175 (st.folio);


Titel:
Sources de heraldique en Europe occidentale.  Bruxelles 1985


Titel:
England, France and Christendom, 1377-99


Titel:
Les Armoires. Typologie des sources du moyen âge occidental. Fasc.XX.


Titel:
Royal Heraldry. Beasts and badges of England


Titel:
Illustrations to Rietstap's Armorial Général. I-VI

Bem:
reprint 1967 / 1991, 3 vols; 85000 illustrationer i alfabetisk orden  = Re = Renesse DH= Rt = Rietstap.
NOTE:
-: items unreferenced, but refs includes several armorials, so using Rolland/Rietstap as only verification might lead to circular conclusions and/or arms attributed to non existing families or branches due to misreading of legends by a copyist;
EX:
-: Rolland 2:298n5  as Failly, in Cambrésis =  Rolland 5:222n5 (Sailly, art)  -- in URF-group & BHM/LYN/APA;
-: Silly (cross) recte Tilly-unfinished, ver,


Titel:
Dictionary of British Arms. Medieval Ordinary  I + II + III (-iv)

Bem:
>Db,Dc,Dd,Df = DBA<
-: anchor - bend in border  = Chesshyre HB, Woodcock T (Eds): Dictionary of British Arms. Medieval Ordinary  I, 1992
-: bend ch. - chevron    =  Woodcock T, Grant J, Graham I (Eds): Dictionary of British Arms. Medieval Ordinary   II, 1996
-: chief - fess  = Woodcock T, Flower S, Grant J, Chalmers T (Eds): Dictionary of British Arms. Medieval Ordinary  III, 2009
-:


Titel:
Europaische Stammtafeln, Ia-Va. Stammtafeln zur Geschichte Europäischer Staaten.

Bem:
ESFL = Ia-Va, first series, many records later revised into ESNF;


Titel:
Europaische Stammtafeln, Neue Folge. Stammtafeln zur Geschichte Europäischer Staaten. I-XXVII

Bem:
-: present: vols 1.1-3, 2, 3.1-4, 4-16, 19-20;
-. ESNF = vols.1-14 = 1980-95; 19-23/2000-2003; Schwennicke S / ES;  
-: Alter Folge = ESI = ESFL / Isenburg S =  Freytag-Loringhoven FB, Isenburg WK;
Begrünget von Wilhelm Karl Prinz zu Isenburg, fortgeführt von Frank Baron Freytag von Loringhoven, Neue Folge herausgeben von Detlev Schwennicke; Marburg, Verlag von Stargardt;
D. Schwennicke, Europaische Stammtafeln, Neue Folge. Stammtafeln zur Geschichte Europäischer Staaten, Marburg 1980-2003


Titel:
Gravmindernes vidnesbyrd. Heraldiske studier 2


Titel:
Monument over Kong Hans i Odense Domkirke


Titel:
From lord to patron. Lordship in late medieval England.

Bem:
problematisk tolkning - knight bachelor.


Titel:
Arms and Armies of the Hundred Years War


Titel:
Danske slotte og herregårde.   Ny Serie, I-III

Bem:
suppl til DS&H I-IV = DSHG; det samlede værk genudgivet som DSH, Bd.1-20, c1963-1969.


Titel:
Gravmæler for den Gøye'ske familiekreds.


Titel:
Ahnetavlen.  Særtryk 'Berner-Schilden-Holstein Slægtebog' I


Titel:
Heraldik i Norden (særtryk af Heraldisk Tidsskrift Bind 5 nr.2)


Bem:
948(M) Faue * 529b * jf 'Mark Lybsk' + 'Gl Dk kornmål' + 'Mark Guld'.


Titel:
Margrethe I.  Katalog til NM's udstilling 1997


Titel:
The Royal Household of Henry IV.  App. D: Biographies


Titel:
A Gentry Community - Leicestershire c1422-85


Titel:
Album for mærker af Danmarks Herreds-, Birks- og Byvåben


Bem:
1.ed 1979, primarily based on VER + ZH + ETO.


Titel:
l'Heraldique espagnole et catalane a la fin du moyen-âge

Bem:
Michel Popoff: l'Heraldique espagnole et catalane a la fin du moyen-âge. [Popoff HE] - Paris 1989.


Titel:
Etudes héraldiques. Miscellanea heraldica II. (6 articles 1896-1931, index)

Bem:
1-39  Les brisures d'après les sceaux (AHS, 1896:73-78+88-100+104-116+121-128);
40-60  Les plus anciennes armoiries francaises (AHS, 1897:69-79+94-103); 
61-117  Notes sur quelques changements d'armoiries aux XIIe et XIIIe siècles (AHS, 1899:76-82+106-116, 1900:1-20+44-62);  
118-197  Les sceaux Westphaliens du Moyen Âge  (AHS, 1903:10-24+56-87+116-130+148-176);  
198-207  Simples notes sur les armoiries allemandes au XIIe s.  (AHS, 1911:145-154);  
208-217  Notes sur la composition générale des armoiries en France du XIIe au XVIIIe siècle  (AHS, 1931:41-45+88-92);


Titel:
Chateaux forts & fortifications en France


Bem:
C.W. Scott-Giles: Shakespeare's heraldry. [Scott-Giles SH] - London 1950.


Bem:
Hugh Stanford London: Ghost-shadow as a charge in Heraldry. Antiquaries J.,1949, 93: 125-149. [London G].


Titel:
Heraldry.  in: A.L. Poole: Medieval England.

Bem:
Anthony R. Wagner: Heraldry.  in: A.L. Poole: Medieval England. [Wagner ME] -  Oxford 1958,  1:338-381.


Titel:
Heraldique. Catalogue Expostition d'Archives Generale de Royaume.


Titel:
Origins des Armoires.  2eme Colloquie AIH, Brixen 1981.

Bem:
Pinoteau H & al. (eds.) Origins des Armoires.  2eme Colloquie AIH, Brixen 1981, Paris 1985


Titel:
Un Armorial Francais du 13e Siecle (Wijnberghen).


Titel:
Philip the Bold. Formation of the Burgundian State


Titel:
Croniques de Froissart. Tom I, Rome Ms. Reg.Lat. 869 (c1399-1405)


Titel:
War, Politics and Culture in 14C England. (Collected Works)


Titel:
Standards of living in the later middle ages. Social change in England c1200-1520.


Titel:
The authorship, date and historical value of the French chronicles on the Lancastrian Revolution.

Bem:
J.J.N Palmer: The authorship, date and historical value of the French chronicles on the Lancastrian Revolution. Bull. J.Rylands Univ. Library, Manchester. 61 (1978-79) 145-181, 398-421. [Palmer FC].


Titel:
Rolls of Arms of Edward I. Aspilogia III, vol. I-II.

Bem:
>Ea+Eb<;  identifications often based on mention in CFR, CCR, CPR and Moor KE without armorial evidence, even with similarly named contemporaries contemporaries accunted for, their validity may in several cases be questioned - and a number are certainly wrong.


Bem:
art + pic + bou + bea + cor + pon + ver; different principles of editing in series; series terminated with vol.4 due to lack of interest by researchers;


Titel:
Berry.  Marche d'armes III. Touraine, Berry, Bourbonnais, Auvergne.


Titel:
l'Heraldique médiévale en Touraine.  Marche d'armes IV


Titel:
Angevin Legacy.  The Hundred Years War 1250-1340.


Titel:
Dictionary of Medieval Knighthood and Chivalry. I: Concepts and Terms

Bem:
B.B. Broughton: Dictionary of Medieval Knighthood and Chivalry. I: Concepts and Terms [Broughton D] - 1986.


Bem:
Jonathan Sumption: Hundred Years War I-III. Vol.1, Trial by Battle  (1328-47), London 1990; Vol.2, Trial by Fire (1347-1369), London 1999; Vol.3: Divided Houses (1369-1399), London 2009.


Titel:
Armoires non-nobles en Europe: 13e - 18e siècles. 3eme Colloque Internationale d'Heraldique, Montmorency 1983


Titel:
Book of the Ordre of Chivalry (by Ramon Lull).  Adam Loutfuts transcript


Titel:
Ramon Lull and Lullism in fourteenth century France


Titel:
War, justice and public order.  England and France in the laterMiddle Ages


Titel:
War in the Medieval Society. Social values and the Hundred Years War 1337-99


Titel:
Handbook of British Chronology (<1700), 2nd Ed.

Bem:
standard reference
-: Powicke FM, EB Fryde: Handbook of British Chronology (<1700), 2nd Ed., [Powicke BC; HBC] -  London 1961;
-: EB Fryde &al.: Handbook of British Chronology, 3rd Ed. [Fryde BC] - London **; from 2007;
-: 3rd Ed.= bishops;  nobles 447-489;


Titel:
Figures et Couleurs.  Etude sur la symbolique et la sensibilite medievales


Titel:
Historical Writing in England, I * -1307


Titel:
Historical Writing in England, II * c1307 to early 16C


Titel:
War, politics and finance under Edward I


Titel:
The Hundred and the Hundred Rolls. An outline of local government in medieval England


Titel:
Baronial Opposition to Edward II. Its Caracter and Policy


Forfatter:
Hunt R W, Pantin W A, Southern R W (eds)

Titel:
Studies in Medieval History - presented to F M Powicke

Bem:
incl. 354-362 Matthews IK, 240-268 Denhold-Young TT


Titel:
Three Edwards. War and state in England 1272-1377


Titel:
Robert the Bruce and the community of the realm of Scotland


Titel:
Hundred Years War. England and France at war c.1300 - c.1450


Titel:
England in the later middle ages. A political history


Bem:
Anthony R. Wagner: Swan Badge  and the Swan Knight. Archaeologica, 1959, 97: 127-138. [Wagner SK].


Titel:
Armorial de Flandre. Le Grand Armorial Equestre de la Toison d'Or (& Bergshammar).  2.Ed.


Titel:
Armorial de Gilles Bouvier, héraut Berry


Titel:
Governance of late medieval England 1272-1461


Titel:
Ordre de la Toison d'Or - idéal ou reflet d'une societé ?  de Philippe le Bon à Philippe le Beau 1430-1505

Bem:
Merindol 56-61 (EE), katalog KBR;
P. Cockshaw, C. v.d.Bergen-Pantens: Ordre de la Toison d'Or - idéal ou reflet d'une societé ?  de Philippe le Bon à Philippe le Beau 1430-1505. [Cockshaw TO] - Bruxelles 1996.


Titel:
La Toison d'Or , Cinq siècles d'art et d'histoire. Exposition au Musée Groeninge, Bruges 1962


Titel:
A Catalogue of Manuscripts in the College of Arms. Vol.1

Bem:
= Campbell MCA = Louise Campbell, Francis Steer, Robert Yorke: A Catalogue of Manuscripts in the College of Arms. Vol.1. [Campbell CA] - London 1988.


Titel:
Chevaliers de la Toison d'Or. Portraits équestres de XVème siècle  (Costumes Vrais). BA Ms.4790


Bem:
b/w photo reproduction of Gelre, BR Ms.15652-56 with comments of Paul Adam-Even from AHS 1968-71;
RE:
-:  Bergen-Pantens AG, Cah.Leopard d'or 8 (1997) 231-241 (codicology; GOR/a, Colloque 1994);
-:  Bergen-Pantens GD, Rev.Nord, 2006, 88:805-824 (codicology, mss variants, GOR/b, colloque 2004);


Titel:
Det danske rigsvåben og kongevåben - udvikling og anvendelse


Titel:
Die älteste Wappenrolle Europas. Otto IV's Aachener Krönung

Bem:
Werner Paravicini: Die älteste Wappenrolle Europas. Otto IV's Aachener Krönung.  Archives Héraldiques, 1993, 107: 99-146. [Paravicini OAK].


Bem:
3rd Series, 1932, 71:131-216; KB; notes on families, notes on fo.59r (nor), 86v (bur);
-: p.175 BER:692 Creu by du Bouchet;


Titel:
De kulturhistoriske interesser i landskabet. Kulturhistorien i planlægningen.


Titel:
Slægter - skjolde - steder. Festskrift til Knud Prange


Titel:
Wappenfibel. Handbuch der Heraldik.  19.Ed.


Titel:
Heraldique et informatique, état des problemes


Bem:
(850-1300); 1972 (-p.340) +1975 (p.341-);   both NL and EN editions in KB Cph;  
-: VA = de Vlaamse Adel voor 1300, flemish ed., Handzame, 1968, vol. 1-4, with notes on families in vol. 3-4;
-: FN/NF = The Flemish Nobility before 1300, vol.1-2, english edition 1972-75, without notes on families; also as vol.1-4, ill.;
-: illustrations in EN ed;


Bem:
Birgitte Sokop: Stamtafeln europäischer Herrscherhäuser.  3.Ed. [Sokop S] - Wien 1993.


Titel:
The King and Gentry in Fourteenth Century England


Titel:
John of Gaunt: paradigm of the late 14C Crisis


Titel:
Fruer og Vildmænd. I-II.  Dansk Middelalderhistorie

Bem:
Fruer og Vildmænd. II.  Dansk Middelalderhistorie  1340-1400, 1996 (ex-641)


Titel:
Einfürung in die Epigraphik des Mittelalters und der frühen Neuzeit


Bem:
Per Ingesman, Jens Villiam Jensen; bibliografi 363-410;


Titel:
Fonctions militaires des herauts d'armes et leur influence sur le developpemet de l'heraldique.

Bem:
formerly Adam HE;
Paul Adam-Even: Fonctions militaires des herauts d'armes et leur influence sur le developpemet de l'heraldique. AHS, 1957, 71: 2-33 [Adam FM].


Titel:
Fra slave til fæstebonde. Problemer i dansk middelalder


Titel:
The thirteenth century Montforts and their arms


Titel:
The arms of Edmund Crouchback, Earl of Lancaster


Titel:
A manuscript book of rolls of arms in Shakespeare's Birthplace Trust Records Office, Stratford-upon-Avon


Titel:
The armorial bearings of the illegitimate issue of the Kings of England


Titel:
The relationship of the fifteenth-century Argentraye tract to other medieval treatises and rolls of arms


Titel:
The Balliol arms of sir Ingelram de Umfraville


Titel:
The hours of Eleanor de Mohun. A note of the coats of arms found in Boston Public Library Ms. 1546


Titel:
Differencing in England, France and Scotland


Titel:
The mystery of the Stanley memorial, Lichfield Cathedral, and its heraldic solution


Bem:
also editor of 'les tombeaux de Gaignières' ?


Titel:
The latin empire of Constatinople.  Do we read the rolls rightly ?


Titel:
The use of heraldry in an English illuminated manuscript of the early fifteeth century


Titel:
A further note on the family of Mortimer:  early fourteenth century floor tiles from Herefordshire I


Bem:
en fra tysk oversat artikel, 1763,  ved Otto Haxthausen


Bem:
Anders Thiset, Poul L. Wittrup: Nyt Dansk Adelsleksikon [NDA] - København 1904
-: dertil tegninger af H.Storck, København 1910.


Bem:
La Petite-Pierre, 9-13 octobre 1989; ex-649


Titel:
Armorial du Dénombrement de la comté de Clermont-en-Beauvaisis. BnF, ms.fr.20082

Bem:
Michel Popoff: Armorial du Dénombrement de la comté de Clermont-en-Beauvaisis. BnF, ms.fr.20082. [Popoff CB] - Paris 1998.


Titel:
Beseglat och bestyrkt. Klämmor, bullor och andra sigill. Utstillingskommentar.


Titel:
La Cour Amoureuse, dite de Charles VI.  I-II


Titel:
The knight in medieval England, 1000-1400


Titel:
Medeltida småkonst. Sigill i Riksarkivet


Bem:
= Tp, tidl bog nr. 419; 
-: genoptryk af 
(1) Petersen AS = Henry Petersern: Danske Adelige Sigiller 13. og 14. Årh (1897);
(2) Thiset AS = Anders Thiset: Danske Adelige Sigiller 15., 16. og 17. Årh. (1905);


Titel:
Lines of succession. Heraldry of the royal families of Europe

Bem:
reprint 1999;
Jiri Louda, Michael MacLagan: Lines of succession. Heraldry of the royal families of Europe. [Louda LS] - London 1981.


Titel:
The art of heraldry. Origins, symbols, designs


Titel:
The art of heraldry. An encyclopedia of armory

Bem:
original 1904, reprint Bloomsbury Books 1986 (sc)


Titel:
Danske indskrifter. Indledning til studiet af dansk epigrafik


Bem:
OF = CP.
Paul Adam-Even: Role d'armes de l'ost de Flandres. AH, 1959, 73.2-7 [Adam OF].


Titel:
Jean Froissart and the fabric of history


Titel:
Lordship and Community in Medieval Europe


Titel:
Lordship and Society in the March of Wales 1282-1400


Titel:
Guide to Printed Books and manuscripts relating to English and Foreign Heraldry and Genealogy


Titel:
Catalogue of Scandinavian coins >1534, 2nd Ed.


Titel:
Danske adelige gravsten. I-II + Pl.bil. 1-5


Titel:
Booke of the Ordre of Chivalrye. Loutfoot's Booke


Titel:
The 14th Century 1307-1399. Oxf Hist Mid Ages.


Titel:
Proceedings and Ordinances of the Privy Council of England.  vol. I-


Bem:
64H = Her Tidsskr vol 7 hæfte 64.  Ex-752


Titel:
Burke's Peerage & Baronetage.  106th Ed., I-II

Bem:
older refs (no volume no.) are to the 105th Ed. of Burke's Peerage of Britain 1975, Bk;
 successively replaced by 106th Ed., vol. 1+2, 1999 (PB); and 107th, 1-3, 2003, now titled Burke PC;
Burke's (C Mosley &al., eds.): Burke's Peerage & Baronetage. 106th Ed., I-II [Burke PB] - London 1999.


Titel:
Calendar of Close Rolls  .. Richard II + Henry IV


Titel:
Cambridge Medieval History, VII: Decline of Empire (14C)


Titel:
Heraldry.  IN:  Encyclopedia Britannica 15.Ed.


Titel:
Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem .. Public Record Office


Titel:
Calendar of Patent Rolls  ..Edward III +  Richard II + Henry IV ..


Titel:
Vie quotidienne en France et en Angleterre au temps des chevaliers de la Table Ronde, 12-13C


Titel:
Bibliographie Gènéalogique Héraldique et Nobiliare de la France

Bem:
Vol.1, french heraldry mss (Gs2884 = GEL, henvisning); 1968-1988;


Titel:
Transformation of Medieval England 1370-1529


Titel:
History of the Parliament. The Commons 1386-1421.  Vol 1-4


Titel:
Cheshire in the Later Middle Ages  1399-1540


Titel:
Community, class and careerism. Cheshire and Lancashire Society in the age of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight

Bem:
M.J. Bennett: Community, class and careerism. Cheshire and Lancashire Society in the age of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. [Bennett C] - Cambridge 1983


Bem:
A Calendar of the Earl of Radnor's cartulary of the Hungerford family.  Wilts Records Soc 49


Titel:
Kritisk gjennemgang av norsk middelalderheraldikk


Titel:
Renæssancens virkelighed.  1400-tallets italien - myter og realitet


Titel:
A Grammar of English Heraldry (revised by A R Wagner), 2nd Ed.


Titel:
Heraldisk nøgle til Nyt Dansk Adelsleksikon


Titel:
Vocabulaire-Atlas Héraldique en six langues: FR-EN-DE-ES-IT-NL


Bem:
= H = HUL;.  In  Recueil de l'Office généalogique et héraldique de Belgique, V, 1956, pp. 5-52


Titel:
Maktkamp och mord. Politik i medeltidens Frankrike 1380-1408

Bem:
bearbejdning af Les ducs et la royauté, 1964 (thesis).


Titel:
Wappen und Flaggen im Königsreich der Niederlande


Titel:
Brisures de Bâtards. 8eme Colloqué d'AIH, Canterbury 1993.


Titel:
Armies and Warfare in the Middle Ages. The English Experience


Titel:
Les brisures de la haute noblesse des Pays-Bas septentrionaux

Bem:
E. Leemans-Prins: Les brisures de la haute noblesse des Pays-Bas septentrionaux. CIGH, 1968, 9:105-129 [Leemans B].


Bem:
= Manuel de Blason, 1978, Editions Spes (ex-item 643), 1st Ed. 1928;
D.L. Galbreath, Léon Jéquier: Lehrbuch der Heraldik. 2.ed. [Galbreath LH] - München 1978 = Manuel de Blason - Lausanne 1978.


Titel:
Konge og Lensmand i det sextende Aarhundrede


Bem:
Bind 1-16; 1.udgave ca. 1930 = DSHG; supplement = DSHN;
1-5 Sjælland, 6 Lolland-Falster, 7-9 Fyn, 10-16 Jylland


Titel:
Det danske sysselprovsti i middelalderen


Titel:
Hovedgård og bondegård.  Studier over stordriftens udvikling i Danmark i tiden 1525-1774


Titel:
Jacob Ulfelds Jordebog på Ulfeldsholm, Selsø og Bavelse 1588


Titel:
Herremand og fæstebonde. Studier i dansk landbrugshistorie omkring 1600.


Titel:
Landgilde og udsæd på Sjælland i de store mageskifters tidsalder (16. Årh.)

Bem:
Landbohistorisk Selskab, ofte i kommission hos GEC Gad


Bem:
tidl: Koffie-Hag; Laars KH; Vol 1 = gemeente, vol 2 = 2 heerliijkheten + 3 waterschappen + 4 hist.person
-: S. G. v.d. Laars: Nederlandsche Heraldiek [Laars NH] - Amsterdam 1924.


Titel:
Armorial des principales maisons du royaume

Bem:
genoptryk 1987; paging by initial letter


Titel:
French weights and measures before the revolution


Titel:
Armorial Francais ou Repertoire alphabetique de .. Charles d'Hozier

Bem:
Willems H, Conan J-Y: Armorial Francais ou Repertoire alphabetique de tous le blasons et notices des manuscrits 32.230 (Bearn, 637 blasons = 128 pp.); 32.243 (Limousin, 1488 = 301); 32.248 (Normandie/Rouen, 5900 = 1161); 32.262 (Versailles, 809 = 137 pp.) de l'Armorial Général de France de Charles d'Hozier (1696).    
-: mixed notes in between, incl. armorials.  
-: SEE  Willems_A.doc (=Wi..H)


Titel:
Armorial Général et Nobilière Francais .. d'Hozier

Bem:
forsættelse af Willems & al.,  Armorial Francais .. d'Hozier (1696) i-xvi; AGNF i-xxvi-..; = Lamant H;  SE: Willems_A.doc;


Titel:
Zeitrechnung des deutschen Mittelalters und der Neuzeit I-II

Bem:
MCO - LZC;  incl. tyske stofter og skandinavien;; muhammedansk tidsregning


Forfatter:
Hulstein A, Hoffmann F, Homann H D, Hubatsch W

Titel:
Karten und Stammtafeln zur deutschen Geschichte

Bem:
MCO - LZC;  brugbare stamtavler, bl.a piasten, przemyzliden, stauferbillinger, udonen, ottonen, welfen


Bem:
J. Krassler: Steirischer Wappenschüssel. [Krassler SW] - Wien 1968.


Bem:
Bozen.  1 Vinschgau 1972,  2 Burggrafenamt , 3 Wipptal 1974, 4 Eisacktal 1977, 5 Sarntal 1981, 6 Mittl Inntal 1982, 7 Obere Inntal 1986,  8 Bozen 1989.
>> notes;


Bem:
J. Weingartner: Tiroler Burgenkunde. [Weingartner TB] - Innsbruck 1950.


Titel:
Chateaux Villages et Villes d'Auvergne au Xve Siécle apres l'Armorial de Guillaume Revel


Titel:
Die Urkunden des Trautson-Auersberg-Archivs. Tiroler Geschichtsquellen 36


Titel:
Mit Brief und Siegel - Die Gericht Tirols ..

Bem:
W. Beimrohr: Mit Brief und Siegel - Die Gericht Tirols .. [Beimrohr BS] - Innsbruck 1994.


Titel:
Beiträge zur Burgen- und Herrschäftsgeschichte sowie Genealogie obersteirischer Adelsfamilien


Bem:
biografi af den sidste minnesanger, Oswald Wolkenstein fra Tirol, d.1446


Titel:
Stamm-Tafeln westdeutscher Adelsgeschlechter im Mittelalter,  I-IV


Titel:
Neues allgemeines Deutsches Adels-Lexicon, I-IX

Bem:
KB = MCO-LZCH; biography of authors of early sources, few arms, family - not persons;  Ernst Heinrich Kneschke;  Leipzig; 1/1859 Aa-Boyve, 2/1860 Bosepolski-Ebergassing, 3/1861, 4/1863, 5/1864 Kalb-Löwenthal, 6/1885 Löwenthal-Osorowski, 7/1867 Ossa-Ryssel, 8/1868 Saacken-Steinhauer, 9/1870 Steinhaus-Zwierlein;


Bem:
i samme bind: InnerØs Adel litt.ref. + malteser orden
>> noter
C. Buzzi: Die Herren von Pottendorf. Adler Jb, 1983, 3rk11:75-145 [Buzzi P].


Bem:
K. Gutkas: Geschichte Niederösterreichs. [Gutkas LN] - München 1984.


Titel:
Geschichte des Landes Niederösterreichs, 1-

Bem:
K. Gutkas:Geschichte des Landes Niederösterreichs. [Gutkas LN] - Wien 1957.


Titel:
Der Herrenstand in Oberösterreich. Ursprunge, Anfänge, Frühformen


Titel:
De Burggraven van Montfoort in de geschiednis van het Sticht Utrecht en het graafschap Holland (c1280-1490)

Bem:
M.P. v.d.Linden: De Burggraven van Montfoort in de geschiednis van het Sticht Utrecht en het graafschap Holland (c1280-1490), [Linden BM] - Utrecht 1957, thesis.


Titel:
The Gelre Wapenboek and its most important miniatures. In: Masters & Miniatures

Bem:
Wim van Anrooij:The Gelre Wapenboek and its most important miniatures. IN:Masters and Miniatures. Netherlands Illuminated Manuscripts, 3 (1991) 295-299, Proc.Congr.Medieval Ms.Illuminated in Northern Netherlands, Utrecht 1989, pp.295-299.


Titel:
Die Siegel der Österreichischen Fürstinen im Mittelalter


Titel:
Les armoiries entrangeres dans les armoriaux francais du moyen-age


Titel:
Les armoiries de Tristan dans la littérature et l'iconographie médiévales


Titel:
l'Apparition des armoiries en occident. État du problème


Titel:
Géographie héraldique des pays lotharingiens: lïnfluence des armes de la maison de Bar (12-15e siècles)

Bem:
Actes du 103. congrès national des sociétés savantes, Nancy-Metz 1977


Titel:
Vogue et perception des couleurs dans l'occident medieval : le temoignage des armoiries

Bem:
Actes du 102. congrès national des sociétés savantes, Limoges 1977; BnF


Bem:
Michel Pastoureau: l'Heraldique Bretonne, Bull. Soc. Archéol. Finistère, 1973, vol. 101, p.121-147.
RE:
Michel Pastoureau: Le rôle d'armes du second traité de Guérande (1381). Bull. Soc. Archeol. Finistère (Gwechall), 1974, 102:**  [Patoureau TG] .


Bem:
MBX LZCT - arms of lux-lor-bra; Loutsch AL


Bem:
De Haan, Bussum, NL.
J.D.M. Bardet; Kastelenboek. Provincie Utrecht. [Bardet K] - Bussum 1975.


Titel:
Corpus der mittelalterlichen Grabdenkmähler in Lübeck, Schleswig, Holstein und Lauenburg (1100-1600)

Bem:
Jan Thobeke Verlag, Stuttgart; Klaus Krüger;


Titel:
Die Regesten der Erzbischöfe von Köln im Mittelalter


Titel:
Chroniken van den Stichte van Utrecht ende van Hollant


Titel:
Het ontstaan van de Hoekse en Kabeljauwse twisten

Bem:
H.M. Brokken; Het ontstaan van de Hoekse en Kabeljauwse twisten. [Brokken HK] - 1982.


Titel:
Adelige Sachkultur des Spätmittelalters. Intl Kongress, Krems 1980


Bem:
H.P.H. Jansen: Hoekse en Kabeljauwse twisten [Jansen HK] - 1966.


Titel:
De nederlandsche monumenten van geschiednis en kunst

Bem:
7.1. Zuidholland/Leiden+W.Rijnland, 1944;  8.1: Noordholland/Waterland, 1953;


Titel:
Dictionnaire historique de la France, 1+2

Bem:
¤ KB, 2 vols, 1968 reprint;  MBQ LZ 10 = Lalanne DHF / DF / DH
Ludovic Lalanne: Dictionnaire historique de la France. 2.Ed, [Lalanne DF] - Paris 1877, reprint 1968, 1977 (2 vols).
¤ 1Ed., 1872 -  www (sc);
Ludovic Lalanne, 1815-1898;


Bem:
1.ed. 1953 = Kohla F X: Kärntens Burgen;


Bem:
1-4: 1958-61-; Neue Folge = Schwennicke S / ESNF; Cb ref 42;


Titel:
Geschichte der kölnischen, jülichschen und bergischen Geslechter in Stammtafeln, Wappen, Sieglen und Urkunden, 1-2

Bem:
I: 1848; II: 1853; nytryk 1965 Osnabrück;   Anton Fahne; 
NOTE: behæftet med fejl og forkert blasonering -- de Raadt, XRA 1:38;


Titel:
Geschichte der westphalischen Geslechter in Stammtafeln, Wappen, Sieglen und Urkunden,

Bem:
Cb ref 23; = GW;
A. Fahne: Geschichte der westphalischen Geslechter in Stammtafeln, Wappen, Sieglen und Urkunden. [Fahne WS] - Köln 1958.


Titel:
Historical Dictionary of Portugal, EHD 1


Titel:
John the Fearless. The Growth of Burgundian Power.


Titel:
Siebmacher's Wappenbuch. Band 1-..; D + G + H +..

Bem:
1856-1912; reprint edition c1994-2000;
SOURCES:  KCR/QKD 1536 (8/1.5.2:12 St.Blasius), Schrot WB (derived from KCR);


Titel:
les chapitres de la Toison d'or á l'époque bourgignonne (1430-1477)

Bem:
= Gruben T; kopi 122-124, 259-260, heralds


Titel:
Lexikon der deutschen Burgen und Schlösser, 1-4

Bem:
1: AA-Mar.., 1957-58;  2: Mas-Zyr.., 1959;  3: Lit + Länderregister, 1960;  4: Ortsregister + atlas, 1961;


Titel:
England, France and Burgundy in the 15th Century


Titel:
Les fiefs directs des comtes de Hainaut de 1349 à 1504.  Bd.1-6

Bem:
KB kun vol 5-6, kun læsesal;   1-1978: kilder, survey 1411+1474+1502, konkl.;  2-1980: Mons, Valenciennes;  3-1982: Bouchain, Quesnoy;  4-1984: Binche;  5-1993: Ath, Bavay, Beaumont, Maubeauge, Chimay;  6-1993: Braine, Hal, Ræulx, Lessines, Flobecq, unplaced, map, annex (bailli 459,  locale 493, fief 505) .


Titel:
Eassai de classification systématique des Armoiries Européennes, methode RED, 2.ed.

Bem:
år i.a.;  KB exemplar egentlig gave til SHS;  KBls = LZCT; næppe praktisk anvendelig;


Titel:
Histoire genealogique et chronologique de la maison royale de France et des pairs .., 1-9

Bem:
KB-ls box opbev; 3rd Ed, 9 vols, Paris 1726-33;  14-112;  pere Anselme de Ste-Vierge = Anselme de Ste-Marie (1625-1694);
også 1.ed, vol.1-2, Paris 1712; 3rdEd, Amsterdam 1713, continuation by Potier de Courcy 1-3, 1876; CD-ROM, c 1100 FRF;
1: maisons royale;  2-5: pairs eccl & sec;  6:1 senechaux, 6:29 connetables, 6:237 chanceliers;  6:616+7: marechaux;  8: aumoniers + grand-maitres d'artillerie; 9: Ordre de St.Esprit <1705, index.


Titel:
Mirroir des nobles de Hasbaye  .. 1102-1398

Bem:
¤ KB  15-192;  box opbevaring; Jacques de Hemricourt, chev.St.Jean 1353; Brx 1673,  (ed.Salbray);
¤ Jacques de Hemricourt: Mirroir des nobles de Hasbaye. [Hemricourt MB], Oeuvres, vol.1, Edition Borman, Bruxelles 1910; [Hemricourt M], Edition Salbray, Bruxelles 1673.
RE: 
-: Borman H & E Poncelet = Oeuvres de Hemricourt, Brx 1910-31; 
¤  5 Awans, 15 Davé, 17 Elzée, 45 Schoonvoorst-Schönau, 66 Hermalle, 74 Chantemerle, 77 Neufville, 81 Harduemont, 87 Haneffe & Neufchateau, 102 Duras, 111 Walhain, 118 Hemricourt, 138 Awans & Bombaye, 154 Lexhy & Beaurieu, 166 Lexhy & Hozemont,  179 Flémalle & Hozemont, 208 Hozemont & Surlait, 237 Bierset & Velroux & Sclessin, 254 Waroux, 276 Awans & Bernamont,  325 tomb plaques; 327 War of Awans and Waroux 1290-1335, 363 the Peace;


Titel:
Oeuvres de Jacques de Hemricourt, vol. 1-3.  Publ.Cmsn.R.Hist.Belg. 38

Bem:
KB 66-53; 4to -- 66-135;  Publications Commission Royale d'histoire de Belgique, vol. 38; Bruxelles 1910-31;
incl: Hemricourt M (Mirroir ..);


Titel:
Collection historique des Ordres de chevalerie civils et militaires


Titel:
Historical Dictionary of Luxembourg.  Eur.Hist.Dict. 14


Bem:
ejermærke i KBR Ms.9047 fo.1v, c1460 = Renty ?;  toll rents;  fine illustrations; burgund bastards;


Titel:
Parroisses et communes de France, tomes par departements.

Bem:
ukomplet, bind per dept no; 60 = Oise &c;  c1600-1968;


Titel:
Manuel de geographie historique de la France, 1-2

Bem:
KB = 150,8; 8vo;  1848-50, reissue 1929; also noted as L & A.Mirot, 1948-50;
1:104-116  middelalder;
RE: Léon (1870-1946), son Albert; family of archivistes -- wikipedia


Titel:
Hof, Amt und Gagen. Die täglichen Gagenlisten des burgundischen Hofes (1430-1467) und der erste Hofstaat Karls des Kühnen (1456).


Titel:
Expansion et intégration. La noblesse des Pays-Bas à la cour de Philippe le Bon.


Bem:
2: la Savoie de l'an mil à la Réforme.
Leguay J-P (ed.): Histoire de la Savoie. Vol.1-4, 1976


Titel:
Ritterorden und Adelsgesellschaften im spätmittelalterlichen Deutschland.

Bem:
Kruse H, Paravicini W, Ranft A: Ritterorden und Adelsgesellschaften im spätmittelalterlichen Deutschland. [Kruse RA] - 1991
RE: Ranft A


Titel:
Adelsgesellschaften. Gruppenbildung und Genossenschaft im spätmittelalterlichen Reich.

Bem:
RE:  Kruse R;
Andreas Ranft: Adelsgesellschaften. Gruppenbildung und Genossenschaft im spatmittelalterlichen Reich. [Ranft AG]. - Kiel 1994.


Titel:
Gallia Regia ou état des officiers royaux des baillages et des sénéchaussées de 1328 à 1515.  Tome 1-6.

Bem:
Gustave Dupont-Ferrier: Gallia Regia ou état des officiers royaux des baillages et des sénéchaussées de 1328 à 1515.  Tome 1-6. [Dupont GR] - Paris 1942-1966.
 1: Agenais-Carcasonne, 2: Caux-Dauphiné, 3: Dauphiné-Lyon, 4: Mâcon-Ponthieu, 5: Provence-Toulouse, 6: Touraine-Vivarais; index 1966, 1997;


Titel:
Codex Manesse. Die Miniaturen der Grossen Heidelberger Liederhandschrift

Bem:
5.oplag 1992; MAC / MAN;
Ingo F. Walther, Gisela Siebert: Codex Manesse. Die Miniaturen der Grossen Heidelberger Liederhandschrift. [Walther MAN] - Frankfurt 1988 / 1992.


Titel:
Heinrich von Veldeke.  Miniaturen der Berliner handschrift des Eneit Romans.

Bem:
10 blade af HVE, udg. af Wartburg-fonden.


Titel:
Grand armorial équestre de la Toison d'or

Bem:
Pastoureau & Popoff EE 2:77 = P&P EE 77; vol.1 = photoreproduction of armorial EE (Toison d'or) with all illuminated pages; vol.2 = introduction + evaluation +  1072 items + ordinary of arms + index


Titel:
La Noblesse aux Etats de Bourgogne de 1350 à 1789

Bem:
Henri Beaune, J. d'Arbaumont: La Noblesse aux Etats de Bourgogne de 1350 à 1789 [Beaune NB] - Dijon 1864.


Titel:
Catalogue des gentilshommes d'Auvergne et de Rouergue 1789

Bem:
ingen heraldik, bind for de fleste provinser


Titel:
Petit traité de la noblesse en Belgique, II, Bibliotheque heraldique


Bem:
Jocelyne G. Dickinson: Congress of Arras  1435. (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1955)


Titel:
Politique et historique au Moyen-Age (collection 1959-81)


Titel:
Noblesse et pouvoir royal en France  13eme - 16eme siecle


Titel:
Dictionaire national des communes de France, 19eme edition

Bem:
Dictionaire Meyrat; J-L.Martin & M. Denis-Papin
-: 1901 as download and 1914 on www.gallica.bnf.fr


Titel:
Le Duché de Luxembourg á la fin de l'ancien Régime. Atlas de géographie historique. 1-7+


Titel:
Noblesse au royaume de France de Philippe le Bel a Louis XII

Bem:
noms & armes, pp.217-236; PUF, Paris 1997;
Philippe Contamine: Noblesse au royaume de France de Philippe le Bel a Louis XII. [Contamine NF] - Paris 1997.


Titel:
Histoire de Charles VI Roy de France escrite par .. un autheur contemporain Religieux de [St.Denis] .. et celle de Jean le Fevre, seigneur de S.Remy .

Bem:
for Guy de Monceaux, abbé de St.Denis -1398, og Philippe de Villete, abbé 1398-;  2 vols; 
-: vol.1 = livre 1-25 = pp.1-540, Religieux, 1380-1405;  
-: vol.2(a) = livre 26-33 = pp.542-1042, Religieux, 1406-;  
-: vol.2(b) = chap.1-123 = pp.1-167, St.Remy, 1408-;


Titel:
Chronicles of Enguerrand de Monstrelet, 1400-1467, I + II


Titel:
Dictionnaire des châteaux et fortifications du moyen âge en France


Titel:
Le grand dictionnaire historique ou mélanges ..;

Bem:
Louis Moreri: Le grand dictionnaire historique ou mélanges .. [Moreri GD] - Paris 1759.
-: KB  = Hist 2932;  2vo, 1731-32, vols I-VI = Moreri GDH / DH =  vols. 6 S-Z;
-: download, Moreri GD = Nouv.Ed. 1759  = vols 10 T-Z;


Titel:
Dictionnaire de la noblesse, contenant les généalogies, l'histoire &c. 3eme Ed.; I-XIX

Bem:
KB, reprint. 1969;  CD-ROM c2002; also as Chesnaye / Chenaye DH;
=  F.A. la Chenaye-Desbois et Badier: Dictionnaire généalogique, héraldique, chronologique, contenant l'origne et l'état actuel des premières maisons de France. 19 vols. [Chenaye DN] - Paris 1863-1876.


Titel:
Guerre civile et changements du personnel administratif .. baillis et senechaux


Titel:
Dictionnaire généalogique et héraldique des familles nobles du royaume de Belgique, I-IV

Bem:
1849-1852; KB 66, 246, 4to; no pagination !, pages disordered; 
vol.5 index - 1883;  ex-Goethals DGB /DGH; Félix-Victor Goethals;
-: 1 (1849)  Aa-Crom;  2 (1849) Dael-Heri;   3 (1850) Hoch-More;  4 (1852) Namu-Zuyl;
Félix-Victor Goethals: Dictionnaire généalogique et héraldique des familles nobles du royaume de Belgique, I-V. [Goethals DG].
1 (1849)  Aa-Crom;  2 (1849) Dael-Heri;   3 (1850) Hoch-More;  4 (1852) Namu-Zuyl; 5 (1883) index; no pagination.


Titel:
Bastard Feudalism, and the later Castles


Titel:
La Noblesse Lorraine XI-XIIIe siècle, 1-2

Bem:
2: genealogi; Privat, Toulouse, 1976, these; 2ed (partial, 1982);
Michel Parisse: La Noblesse Lorraine XI-XIIIe siècle, 1-2. [Parisse NL] - Privat 1976.


Titel:
Histoire des duchés de Lorraine et de Bar et de Trois Évêchés  (Meurthe, Meuse, Moselle, Vosges) de 1048 à 1766, 1-2

Bem:
E-A. Begin: Histoire des duchés de Lorraine et de Bar et de Trois Évêchés  (Meurthe, Meuse, Moselle, Vosges) de 1048 à 1766, 1-2.  [Begin HL] - 1833, reprint 1975.


Titel:
les Pays de la Loire moyenne dans le Trésor des Chartes.  (22: Berry, Blésois, Chartrain, Orléanais, Touraine), 1350-1502;  Archives Natl JJ 80-235


Titel:
Atlas et géographie de la France moderne = A & G de l'Alsace et de la Lorraine (la France rhenane)


Forfatter:
Berry  (Gilles Bouvier, heraut du roi, dit)

Titel:
Le Recouvrement de Normendie  -  in: Rerum Britannicarum Medii Ævi Scriptores (Rolls Series) 32


Titel:
Hommages rendus a la Chambre de France (Chambre de Comptes de Paris) Série P, XIVe - XVIe siècles; 1-3


Titel:
Catalogue des Gentilhommes de [Poitou, Maine, Anjou, Touraine et Berry] .. 1789

Bem:
unnumbered; 1: Poitou, Maine, Anjou, Touraine et Berry (1864);


Titel:
Nouveau traité de blason ou science des armoiries mise a la portée des gens du monde et des artistes d'après le .P. Ménéstrier, d'Hozier, Beuoing, ..

Bem:
-: KB-ls = LZCT Bout = Victor Bouton: Nouveau traité de armoiries ou la science et l'art du blason expliques, Paris 1887;
-: sc = Victor  Bouton: Nouveau traité de blason ou science des armoiries mise a la portée des gens du monde et des artistes d'après le .P. Ménéstrier, d'Hozier, Beuoing, Falliot etc., Paris 1863, reprint Ed.Maxtor, 2011;


Bem:
Contamine (ed.), Festschrift in honour of ??; Contamine NMA


Titel:
France au XIVe et Xve siècles. Hommes, mentalités, guerre et paix


Titel:
Precis d¨heraldique; nouvelle edition par Michel Popoff


Titel:
Vocabulaire historique du Moyen Âge  (Occident, Byzance, Islam)


Titel:
Origine des armes de la maison de Luxembourg


Bem:
Richard Barber, Juliet Barker: Tournaments. [Barber T] - Woodbridge 1989.


Titel:
Early Rolls of Arms  (series published on WWW and CD-ROM)

Bem:
each armorial referenced with codeletter, eg. Walford = Timms C;


Titel:
Art of Chivalry. Art in Plantagenet England 1200-1400


Titel:
War and Government in the Middle Ages.  Essays in honour of J.O. Prestwick

Bem:
= Holt WG;
J. Gillingham J & J.C. Holt: War and Government in the Middle Ages.  Essays in honour of J.O. Prestwick. [Gillingham WG] - Woodbridge 1984.
INCL:  Keen CC;


Titel:
Westminster Abbey and the Plantagenets.  Kingship and the representaion of Power 1200-1400


Titel:
Early Gothic manuscripts, I + II, 1190-1250 + 1250-1285.  A Survey of manuscrips illuminated in the British Isles, IV.


Bem:
Görlitz, 1901-1903;  mange med inverteret tinktur; pop; Max Aloys vS, 1858-1921, wiki;
Max Aloys von Spiessen: Wappenbuch des Westfälischen Adels.I-III. [Spiessen WW] - Görlitz 1901-03.


Titel:
Hommages rendus a la Chambre de France. Chambre de Comptes de Paris, I-III

Bem:
reedition 1982-85  = HRCF = Mirot H; 
-: vol.1 = prévôté & vicomté de Paris, baillages de Senlis, Clermont-en-Beauvaisis, Valois;  vol.2 (Babelon & Mirot) = baillages de Mantes, Montfort-l'Amaury, Ètampes, Chartres, Melun, Nemours, Montargis, Orléans, Amboise, Blois;
Léon Mirot: Hommages rendus a la Chambre de France. Chambre de Comptes de Paris, I-III. [Mirot HR] - Paris 1932, reprint 1982-85.


Titel:
Visitation heraldique du Pays de Caux; College of Arms Ms.M19


Titel:
Armorial d'Auvergne, Bourbonnois et Foretz de Guillaume Revel


Titel:
Das Uffenbachsche Wappenbuch; Hamburg Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Cod. 90b in scrinio

Bem:
eds. Helga Lengenfelder, München,  Colibri 1;
Werner Paravicini: Das Uffenbachsche Wappenbuch; Hamburg Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Cod. 90b in scrinio. [Paravicini UFF] - München 1990.


Titel:
l'Heraldique dans les manuscrits anterieurs à 1600

Bem:
Christiane v.d. Bergen-Pantens: l'Heraldique dans les manuscrits anterieurs à 1600. [Bergen HM] - Bruxelles 1985.


Forfatter:
Berchem E, Galbreath D L, Hupp O, Mayer K

Titel:
Beiträge zur Geschichte der Heraldik. Siebmacher, Band D


Bem:
revised by G Briggs;
Donald L. Galbreath: Papal Heraldry, 2.ed. [Galbreath PH] - Ramsbury 1972.


Bem:
London, 1910-59; St.Catherine Press; by Vicary Gibbs, dedicated to George Edward Cockayne 'Clarenceux'; CP in Brault RAE;
From first preserved summons to Parliament 1264 to our times;
1: A - Az; 2: B - Bz; 3: Canon..- Cz; 4: Dacre - Dysart; 5: Ear - Goo; 6: Gor - Hurst; 7: Husee - Linc; 8: Lind - Moat; 9: Moels - Nune;
 10: Oakh - Richm;  11: Rick - Sison;  12pt1: Skelm - Towton;  12pt2:  Tun - Z; 13: creations >1910;
APPENDICES:
-: names 3:597-636; abeyance 4:649-756; j.u. 5:753-775; titles 5:787-791; 'de' 6:689-692; dates of Parliament <1500 6:709-710; Cloth of Gold; IoW 7:703; Berkeley 7:705-707; Montfort 7:708-717; Waleran de Meulan 7:737-742; duke 8:721-748; Mortimer-Warenne 9:3-7; B.Montagu & Monthermer 9:30-43; Morley & marshalsy of Ireland 9:58-60; E.Orkney 10S:3-31;  E.Ormond + Carrick + Oxford, LdGtChamberlain 10S:32-90+110+110;  Marshal & E.Pembroke  10S:91-104+121; Bannockburn 11S:7-38;  private heralds 11S:39-104; children of Henry I 11S:105-121; Conqueror's marshals 11S:122-125;  E.Wilts/Salisb  11S:133-142; Scales 11S:152-154;  barony by writ  12.1S:2-3; Warenne group of arms 12.1S:26-29; Conqueror's family  12.1S:30-34;


Titel:
Inventaire des manuscrits de papier du Xve siècle conservés à la Bibliotheque Royale de Belgique et leurs filigranes. Tome 1: Manuscrits datés (1401-1

Bem:
Bruxelles, KBR;  Martin Wittek, tidl dir/KBR, chef/Dep. Mss;  Vol 1 + Wittek FA = 'Plus anciens, XIIIe-XIVe' 2001, gave til KB 06.2003 via Clem;
Martin Wittek: Inventaire des manuscrits de papier du Xve siècle conservés à la Bibliotheque Royale de Belgique et leurs filigranes. Tome 1: Manuscrits datés (1401-1600). [Wittek F] - Bruxelles 2003.


Bem:
G. Piccard: Wasserzeichen, Findbuch 1-17. - Stuttgart, 1961-1978(+).
PII/V.574 = Piccard, vol 2, section 5 no. 574;
1: krone,  2: oksehoved,  3: tårn,  4: bogstav P,  5: vægt,  6: anker,  7: horn,  8: nøgle,  9: værktøj og våben,  10: fabeldyr,
11: kors,  12: blad + blomst + træ,  13: lilje,  14: frugt,  15.1: hjort,  15.2: rovdyr,  15.3: andre firfodede dyr,  16.1: trebjerg,  17: hånd og handske;
-  Piccard:  Die Kronen-Wasserzeichen, Stuttgart 1961, Findbuch 1  -  produced 1360-1650 in similar quality;
-  Piccard:  Die Ochsenkopf-Wasserzeichen, Stuttgart 1966, Findbuch 2, 3 vols;
-  Piccard:  Wasserzeichen Hand und Handschuh, Stuttgart 1997, Findbuch 17;
RE:
-  Midoux-Matton 1868;  Bofarull y Sans 1910;  Piérard 1965;  Mosin 'Anchor' 1973;  Coleman 1997;  Zerdoun 1997; Harlfinger 1974; Keinz 1896;  Valls i Subirà 1970;


Bem:
reedition, Arnaldo Forni Editore, Pisa 1998; Crollalanza DS / DH / D; Goffredo de Crollalanza


Titel:
Die Reichsministerialität der Salier und Staufer. I+II


Titel:
Nord und Süd in der deutschen Geschichte de Mittelalters. Akten des Koloquium 1987


Titel:
Die Preussenreisen des europäischen Adels. I + II


Titel:
Regionale Identität und soziale Gruppen im deutschen Mittelalter

Bem:
JF Battenberg 103-, hen; K Graf 127-, sou;


Titel:
Northern Crusades. The Baltic and the Catholic Frontier 1100-1525.

Bem:
E. Christiansen: Northern Crusades. The Baltic and the Catholic Frontier 1100-1525. [Christiansen NC] - Basingstoke 1980.


Titel:
Historisches Lexikon der deutschen Länder. Die deutschen Territorien und reichsunmittelbaren Geschlechter von Mittelalter bis zur Gegenwart.  7.Ed.

Bem:
Gerhard Köbler: Historisches Lexikon der deutschen Länder. Die deutschen Territorien und reichsunmittelbaren Geschlechter von Mittelalter bis zur Gegenwart.  [Köbler HL] - 1.Ed. 1988; 2.Ed. 1989 (KB lån), 5.Ed., München 1995  (KB ls);


Forfatter:
Jimenez de la Espada M (Markham C, trans.)

Titel:
Book of the Knowledge of all the Kingdoms, Lands and Lordships that are in the World, and the Arms and Devices of each Land and Lordship ..

Bem:
Book of the Knowledge of all the Kingdoms, Lands and Lordships that are in the World, and the Arms and Devices of each Land and Lordship or of the Kings and Lords who possess them.  Written by a spanish franciscan in the middle of the XIV century. Published for the first time with notes by Marcos Jiménez de la Espada in 1877, Translated and edited by Sir Clements Markham, K.C.B.
= Libro de Conoscimiento .. (LIC, ms N + R + S);  -  ref in Loutsch MT;


Titel:
Armorial des chevaliers de la Table Ronde


Titel:
Hochmeister des Deutschen Ordens 1190-1994


Titel:
Paul von Rusdorf, Hochmeister des Deutschen Ordens 1422-1441


Titel:
Book of Ser Marco Polo the Venetian concerning the Kingdoms and Marvels of the East.  3rd Ed., I+II

Bem:
revised by H Cordier; separate volume of notes, 1920 by Cordier;


Titel:
Ser Marco Polo.  Notes and Addenda to Sir Henry Yule's Edition


Titel:
Marco Polo's Asia. An introduction to his "description of the world" called "il milione".


Titel:
Les meubles et figures hongrois dans l'héraldique polonaese


Titel:
la chevalerie du royaume de Pologne dans le armoriaux occidentaux des XIVe et de XVe  siècles


Bem:
D. Jelinska-Marchal, Z. Judycki: Armorial Polonais - the Polish Armorial. [Jelinska AP] - Château-Thierry 1989.


Titel:
Nobiliaire et armorial de Bretagne, I + II, 5.ed.

Bem:
1.ed, 1846; 2.ed, 1862, 3 vols; 3.ed. 1890, 3 vols, Rennes, 4to; 4.ed, 1970, 3 vols (III = Q-Z); 5.ed, 1976, 2 vols; 
-: Potier NB, in KB = Pol Potier de Courcy: Nobiliaire et armorial de Bretagne, I + II, 5.ed. 1976;
-: Potier NA, added  2014 =  2nd Ed 1862 , vol.2+3, www.gallica.bnf.fr;
RE:
-: Potier DH, 1895 - dict.héraldique;
-: Quelen NB -- 6750 blasons indexed from Potier NB, 3rd Ed, 1890;


Bem:
7 vols, 1934-1952, KB; CD-ROM 2005;
Henri Jougla de Morenas: Grand armorial de France. I-VII. [Jougla GA] - Paris 1934-1952, CD-ROM 2005.


Bem:
Robert Steimel: Rheinisches Wappen-Lexikon, 1-6 [Steimel RW] -  Köln, 1949-1953, 5 vols, 8vo; vol. 6, 1971; not KB, cit fra Popoff;


Titel:
Wappengruppen: ein Beitrag zu ihrer Entstehungsgeschichte und ihrer Systematisierung.

Bem:
= Gruber MW;
o. Gruber: Wappengruppen: ein Beitrag zu ihrer Entstehungsgeschichte und ihrer Systematisierung. Der Herold, 1977, 8(no.11):225-236 [Gruber WG].


Titel:
Wappen des Mittelrheinisch- und moselländischen Adels: Beitrage zur rheinischen Heraldik.


Titel:
Die Wappen de trierischen Burgmännen um 1340

Bem:
Jb. Westdeutsche Landesgeschichte, 18:1-179, 1992 = WTB;


Titel:
Manuel d'histoire, de généalogique et de chronologie de tous les états du globe, depuis les temps les plus reculés jusqu'à nos jours

Bem:
Leiden, 1888-1893, reprint 1966, 4 vols (I-IIIB), 4to;  KB-INFO = LZ 14 Stok; I Asia-Africa-America, II-IIIA-IIIB Europe & Colonies;
-: II:  Spain, France, UK, Scandinavia, Russia; Austro-Hungaria, Balkan, Turkey;
-: IIIA, 1-460:  Alsace, Prussia-Brandenbourg, Bayern, Würt., Brwg, Sax, mediatised, Lübeck;
-: IIIB, 460-#: Pay-Bas, Suisse,  Italie;


Bem:
U. Arnold: 800 Jahre Deutscher Orden, Katalog, Ausstellung, Germanisches National Museum, Nürnberg. [Arnold DO] - München 1990.


Bem:
Heidelberg; vol: 1-3, http://diglit.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/diglit; 1: A-He (1894); 2:He-Lys (1905); 3: M-R (1919); also as Kindler OBG;


Titel:
Les blasons de la chevalerie de Bohème dans l'armorial Bergshammar

Bem:
Adam Heymowski: Les blasons de la chevalerie de Bohème dans l'armorial Bergshammar. Archives Héraldiques Suisse, 1968, 82:18-26 [Heymowski CB].


Titel:
Wappenbilderordnung, I-II (Siebmacher B, Neubearbeitung)

Bem:
= Arndt WBO; nnnn = 1000  for basic figures, annn = a100 for variants of lines and figures (fig.79 on);


Bem:
Wiglev Hund, Ingolstadt, 1598 + 1586; from Waldstein ING, source of Sieb-bav + DAA (Parsberg);


Titel:
Arte del blazone - dichiarata per alfabeto con le figure necessarie


Titel:
Trophées tant sacrés que profanes du duché de Brabant ..; 1 + 2 + Supl. 1-2

Bem:
1.ed, Anvers 1641; 1724 ed., den Haag, bound as 3 vols; a = Trophées, b = Preuves; vol. 1, 1724, vol. 2, 1727; vol.3+4= Supl. 1+2, 1726;
- banners, jurisdictions, seal, echevins, genealogy;
vol. 1a+b =  16 map; liv.4/93 Brabant & Hainaut; 5/570 Aercschot; 6/591 Hessen; 7/ 599 Louvain; 8/627 Perwez; 9/647 Dasbourg & Mouha;   9/667-672 Battle of Bassweiler 1374;
vol.2 = 1 juridictions; 2 villes; 3 ancient baronies; 5 principal places; 6 baronies 1600-1728;  7 chancellors; 8 magistrates of Louvain; 9 magistrates of Bruxelles; 10 magistrates of Anvers; 11 magistrates of Bois-le-Duc;   
vol.3 = 1 court, 2 court, 3-5 Charles V,  6 high offices (sénéchal, ..), 7 conseil &c, 8 crown;   vol.4 = 1 baronies, 2 lesser offices (veneurs, ..), 3 grand conseil à Malines, 4 magistrat de Malines, 5 fête 1725, 6 Univ.Louvain, 7 évêches;
-: Christoph Butkens, d.1650, O.Cist., prior S.Salvator in Antwerp;


Titel:
Dictionnaire des Connétables et Maréchaux de France

Bem:
Jean-Michel Dousseau: Dictionnaire des Connétables et Maréchaux de France. [Dousseau CM] - Condé-sur-Noireau 1996.


Bem:
Otto Hupp; Berlin 1937-1939, families A-O (prepared 1923-24); KB-ls use only; www,


Titel:
Geschichte der Heraldik.  Siebmacher, Band A


Titel:
The Institution, Laws & Ceremonies of the most Noble Order of the Garter

Bem:
reprint London 1971; Ashmole KG / OG; Windsor herald; pp.642-717, 26 KG = sovereign + 25 knights companions = King + 12 + PoW + 12, repaint of Wrythe's Garter Book on p.643; biographies 670-708;  coats of arms of KG no.1-475 = pp.708-717;


Titel:
Levende ord & Levende Billeder. Den middelalderlige bogkultur i Danmark. 1+2


Titel:
Gyllene böcker. Nyförvärv och nyupptackter, katalog 504


Titel:
Librairie de Philippe le Bon (exposition 1967)


Titel:
Century of Dutch Manuscript Illumination


Titel:
Illuminated Manuscripts. Rothschild collection at Waddesdon manor


Titel:
Miniatures médiévales de la librairie de Bourgogne au cabinet des manuscrits de la Bilbiothéque Royale de Belgique


Titel:
De illuminerede haandskrifter i det store kongelige bibliotek


Titel:
Catalogus Codicum Latinorum medii ævi Bibl. Regiæ Hafniensis

Bem:
AMS MEKH, exlibris tegninger bagerst; 6 plancer à 6 + 1 à 2;


Titel:
Les arts, Paris 1400 sous Charles VI (exposition de Louvre)


Titel:
Genealogie der Heren en Graven van Egmond


Titel:
Chronique de Jean le Fèvre, seigneur de Saint-Remy (Ed. Morant), I-II

Bem:
Paris, 1 = 1876 (1408-1420); 2 = 1881 (1420-1435); Arras pp.305; ed. Francoius Morant pour la Soc.l'Histoire de France; ms at Boulogne-sur-Mer;


Bem:
KB cancelled 2002; new series when A-Z sequence is completed; single descendancy only;
-: 1990-91 = 81 C-Di; 1992 = 82 D-F; 1993 = 83 G; 1994 = 84 H-Hee; 1995 = 85 Hei-Hu; 1996-97 = 86 I-K; 1998 = 87 L; 1999 = 88 Ma-Mu;


Bem:
Deel 1, 1913 = A-Ey; Yearbook, editor 1903-1945;
Everadus Wittert van Hoogland: Nederlandse Adel. Vol.1913, pt.1. [Wittert NA]


Titel:
The development of Welsh Heraldry, I-III

Bem:
Michael P. Siddons: The development of Welsh Heraldry, I-III. [Siddons WH] - Aberrystwyth 1991-193.


Titel:
Gothic Tombs of Kinship in France, the Low Countries and England


Titel:
Die Wappen der bis 1360 in den heutigen Grenzen Mecklenburgs vorkommenden Geschlechter der Mannschaft

Bem:
+ 1888, 53:351-355; Dr. Crull aus Wismar;
Friedrich Crull: Die Wappen der bis 1360 in den heutigen Grenzen Mecklenburgs vorkommenden Geschlechter der Mannschaft. Meckl.Jb, 1887, 52:34-182 + 1888, 53:351-355 [Crull MW].


Titel:
Burke's Peerage, Baronetage & Knightage with Clan Chiefs and Scottish Feudal Barons. 107th Ed.


Titel:
Cartulaire des comtes de Hainaut 1337-1436. Collection de documents inédits relatifs a l'histoire de la Belgique. 1-6

Bem:
1881-1896; list of seals noted 6:641-660; RE: miscellanea1435.doc;
L. Devillers: Cartulaire des comtes de Hainaut 1337-1436. Collection de documents inédits relatifs a l'histoire de la Belgique. 1-6. [Devillers CH] - 1881.


Titel:
Sceaux armoirés des Pays-Bas et des pays avoisinants (Belgiqie - Royaume des Pays-Bas - Luxembourg - Allemagne - France). I-IV


Titel:
Heraldica Varia  1909-27  - col. Rostock

Bem:
-: Armoiries couronnées, Revue Archéologique, 1909, ii:370-379;  
-: l'origine du type des sceaux á l'ecu timbré, Bull.Archeol., 1910, 63-74;  
-: de l'ecu dit espagnol, Revue numismatique, 1913:89-97;  
-: Sceau de Robert le Frison, comte de Flandre, Moyen Age, 1914, 18:303-307;  [
-: NAV] = Recherches sur la date du plus ancien armorial francais, Bull.Archèologique, 1915:171-180;  
-: les armoiries familiales dans la decoration des sceaux des évèques francais au XIIIe siècle, Bull.Archeol. 1916:110-117;  
-: Seing manuel de Robert d'Esnes (1408), Moyen Age, 1918, 20:168-172;  [
-: COF] = Les armoiries dans le Roman du Châtelain de Coucy, Romania, 1920, 46/182-183:162-179;  
-: [CPF] = Armorial de France composé a la fin du XIIIe siècle ou au commencement du XIVe, Moyen Age, 1920, 22:5-58;  
-: Armoiries combinées d'évêques et évêchés francais, Bibl. École Hautes Études, 1921, no.230:75-84;  
-: [TNW] = Les armoiries francaises dans le Tournoi de Nantes de Conrad de Wurtzbourg, Moyen Age, 1921, 23:223-232;  
-: [C/Walford] = Armoiries francaises et allemandes décrites dans un ancien role d'armes anglais, Moyen Age, 1923, 25:224-260;  
-: Le "taint" des écus, Mélanges de Phil. Et d'histoire offerts a M.Antoine Thomas, 1927:348-354;  [
-: CTE] = Les armoiries francais dans le Clipearius Teutonicorum, Moyen Age / Bibl. École des Chartes., s.d., 660-675; 
-: [AHM] = Le langage héraldique dans le Tournoiment Antechrist, Bibl. École des Chartes., 1922, 83:43-53;


Titel:
Bruges et Franc de Bruges, leur magistrates et leur noblesse, I-IV


Titel:
The Blazon of Episcopy .. England and Wales

Bem:
1.Ed, 1858 web; 1897-ed in KB-ls;
W.K.R. Bedford: The Blazon of Episcopy .. England and Wales. [Bedford BE] - London 1858 (www), 1897.


Titel:
Calendar of Inquisitions Miscellaneous (Chancery) preserved at the Public Record Office


Titel:
Calendar Registry of Richard Scrope Archbishop of York 1398-1405. I-II


Titel:
Crown and Nobility 1272-1461. Political conflict in late medieval England.


Bem:
Charles Moor, 1929-1932; Harleian Soc. Publ. 80-84; MO1 - MO5 in Fox TJ notes; index of manors in vol.5;
Charles Moor: Knights of Edward I. I-V. [Moor KE] - London 1929-32.


Bem:
1) Bis zur Abreise Sigismund nach Narbonne;


Bem:
M.C. Seymour: Mandeville's Travels. [Seymour JM] - Oxford 1965.


Titel:
Travels of Sir John Mandeville, with The voyage of Johannes de Plano Carpini, Voyage of Friar William de Rubruquis and Journal of Friar Odoric


Titel:
The most noble and famous travels of Marco Polo together with the travels of Nicolo de Conti (John Frampton transl.)

Bem:
London : The Argonaut Press, 1929;  (lx, 381 s., [13] tav.) : ill., kort
N.M. Penzer: The most noble and famous travels of Marco Polo together with the travels of Nicolo de Conti (John Frampton transl.). [Penzer MP] - London 1929.


Titel:
The book of Ser Marco Polo, the venetian, concerning the kingdoms and marvels of the East


Forfatter:
Bernard Y, Kaplan M, Vincent-Cassy M, Zimmermann M

Titel:
Dictionnaire des biographies. 2. Le moyen âge.


Titel:
l'Héritage symbolique des hérauts d'armes. I-III. Dictionnaire encyclopédique de l'enseignement du blason anceien (XIVe-XVIe siècle).

Bem:
-: based on unpublished thesis of Claire Boudreau, 1996, 3 vols, "Traités de blason en francais (XIVe-XVIe siècles)". [Boudreau TB]


Bem:
no date, but c.2005, redrawn from Stillfried-Alcantara


Titel:
l'Armorial ordonné de la reine Marguerite al. Livre de Thomas Jenyns


Bem:
Libraria Regensbergianae, Münster; 1898 (in KB cph), 1913 (www), different pagination;


Bem:
Regensburg / Ratisbon, reprint 1957;
-: per country: 1 Hispania;  93 Lusitania; 180 Anglia & Scotia; 247 Belgium; 257 Germania; 329 Scandinavia; 343 Polonia; 367 Hungariae; 391 Dalmatica; 433 Asia occidentalis;  476 France; 659 Italia;


Titel:
Virgil Rabers Neustifter Wappenbuch. Aus der Bibliothek des Augustiner Chorherrten-Stiftes Neustift

Bem:
Harwich W. Arch: Virgil Rabers Neustifter Wappenbuch. Aus der Bibliothek des Augustiner Chorherrten-Stiftes Neustift. [Arch VRN] - Brixen 2001.  A.Weger Verlag


Titel:
Heraldry in the Catholic Church, its origin, customs and laws. 2nd Ed.


Titel:
Handbuch der neuen Genealogie und Heraldik ..


Titel:
Histoire du Concile de Constance (1414-1418). I-II

Bem:
deltagerliste II:365-386 (92 bishops &tc); månedsjournal II:387-;


Titel:
Magnum oecumenicum Constatiense Concilium de universali Ecclesiæ reformatione, unione et fide. I+II

Bem:
1696-1700, 6 tomes in 2 binders, Frankfurt & Lippe, Offinia Christiani Geschii;


Bem:
1 - 1896, 2 - 1923, 3 - 1926, 4 - 1928; name index 4:893-1012; Münster i. W. : Verlag der Regensbergschen Buchhandlung
1 : Akten zur Vorgeschichte des Konstanzer Konzils (1410-1414);
H.Finke: Acta Concilii Constanciensis, I-IV, Münster i. W., 1896-1928;


Titel:
Diccionario heraldico y nobiliario de los reinos de España

Bem:
Fernando Gonzales-Doria: Diccionario heraldico y nobiliario de los reinos de España. [Gonzales DH] - Madrid 1987.


Titel:
Ramon Lull's Book of Knighthood and Chivalry

Bem:
ed. Wm Caxton, transl. B R Price; Chivalry Bookshelf;


Titel:
Handbuch der Historischen Stätten Deutschlands, 1-10

Bem:
1: Schleswig-Holstein, H. Huter;  2: Niedersachsen-Bremen, K Brüning & H Schmidt, 1976;  3: Nordrhien-Westfalen;  4: Hessen, GW Sante, 1967; 5: Rheinland-pfalz-Saarland, L. Petry;    6: Baden-Württemberg, M Miller & G Taddey, 1965;  7: Bayern, K Bosl 1961;   8: Sachsen, W Schlesinger, 1965;   9: Thüringen, H Patze & P Aufgebauer, 1989;  10:  Ost- und Westpreuseen, E. Weise;
-: HHStS = Schweiz & Liechtenstein, V Reinhardt, 1996;  
-: HHStÖs 1+2,


Titel:
Handbuch Historisches Stätten, Schweiz und Liechtenstein


Bem:
unpaginated, alphabetical order;
Bruno Meyer: Gemeindewappen des Kantons Thurgau. [Meyer GT] - Frauenfeld 1960.


Titel:
Kaiser Heinrichs Romfahrt. Die Bilderchronik von Kaiser Heinrich VII und Kurfürst Balduin von Luxemburg (1308-1313).


Bem:
Lexma Verlag, Artemis & Winkler Verlag, München und Zürich;  1: 1977; 3: 1986; 7: 1995 Pla-pri; 9: 1998Wer-Zyp; Register;


Titel:
Handbuch der Historischen Stätten Österreich, 1-2

Bem:
1: Donauländer und Burgenland, K Lechner, 1970;  2: Alpenländer mit Südtirol, F Huter, 1966;


Titel:
Griechenland, Lexikon der historischen Stätten


Titel:
Pairs de principauté et pairs de château.


Titel:
De l'épée à la plume. Les châtelains d'Arras.

Bem:
Pierre Feuchère: De l'epée à la plume. Les châtelains d'Arras. Memoires de la Cmsn dep des Monum hist du Pas-de-Calais VI fasc.1.; Arras 1948, 153 pp;
-: not on web 2014;


Bem:
Théodore B. Bernier;
¤ also Dict.Geogr.Hist,.., 1879 -- Google


Titel:
Chronicles of Froissart. (Berners-Macaulay edition 1924)

Bem:
http://ehistory.osu.edu/osu/books/froissart/  = Ohio State University - online books; Chapter and page ;
from: The Chronicles of Froissart (Les Chroniques de Froissart), translated by John Bourchier, Lord Berners, edited and reduced into one volume by G. C. Macaulay, London, 1924. 
¤ also a version, Froissart AC, cooperatively by Univ.Liverpool, CRNS a.o. led by Peter Ainsworth and Godfried Croenen = http://www.hrionline.ac.uk/onlinefroissart/index.jsp
¤ also a version, Froissart KL = Kervyn de Lettenhove: Les Croniques de Jean Froissart,


Titel:
Chronicles of Froissart (Ainsworth-Croenen edition 2014)

Bem:
cooperatively by Univ.Liverpool, CRNS a.o. led by Peter Ainsworth and Godfried Croenen = http://www.hrionline.ac.uk/onlinefroissart/index.jsp
¤ also a version, Froissart EH = http://ehistory.osu.edu/osu/books/froissart/  = Ohio State University - online books; 
¤ also a version, Froissart KL = Kervyn de Lettenhove: Les Croniques de Jean Froissart,


Bem:
Gui A. Lobineau: Histoire de Bretagne. Vol.1. [Lobineau HB] - Paris 1707, www.


Bem:
P-J-L Bétencourt: Noms Féodaux. I-IV [Betencourt NF] - 2.Ed, Paris 1866-1867; 1.Ed 1826.
-: 1: A-Cha, 2: Cha-Izo, 3: Jab-Quo, 4:Ra-Yth.
¤ Pierre-Joseph-Louis Bétencourt (1743-1826)


Titel:
Histoire généalogique et héraldique des pairs de France, des grands dignitaires de la couronne, des principales familles nobles du royaume etc, et de maisons princières de l'Europe

Bem:
pagination per main article; Jean Baptiste Pierre Julien de Courcelles
vol.11, 1831 = Châtillon-sur-Marne frs.98-265; Gramont;
vol.12, 1833 = full index;
>> Châtillon based on Andre du Chesne, Genealogie de la maison de Chastillon, 1621 (726 pp, 286 pp documentation);
J-B-P-J de Courcelles: Histoire généalogique et héraldique des pairs de France, des grands dignitaires de la couronne, des principales familles nobles du royaume etc, et de maisons princières de l'Europe. [Courcelles HG] - Paris 1831.


Bem:
Rudolf  Gf. Stillfried-Alcantara & A.M. Hildebrand: Des Conrad Grünenbergs Wappenbuch. I-IV. Görlitz 1875.
-: [I = text, II = 2r-66v, III = 67r-139v, IV = 141r-202v ] + vol. V, supl,1883, Görlitz (facsimile, grand format) -- BSB Hbh 2 Kb 2690;


Titel:
Recueil des historiens des Gaules et de la France

Bem:
Dom Martin Boquet: Recueil des historiens des Gaules et de la France. Vol. 23. [Boquet HF] - Paris 1894.
¤ series 1840-1904; www.gallica.bnf.fr ;


Titel:
Repertoire Des Noms Propres de Personnes Et de Lieux Cites Dans Les Chansons de Geste Francaises Et Les Oeuvres Etrangeres Derivees

Bem:
André Moisan: Repertoire Des Noms Propres de Personnes Et de Lieux Cites Dans Les Chansons de Geste Francaises Et Les Oeuvres Etrangeres Derivees. [Moisan RN] - Paris 1986.


Titel:
La paternité littéraire des hérauts d'armes et les textes héraldiques. Héraut Sicile et le Blason des couleurs en armes. IN: Seixas EH.


Titel:
Heraldische Quellen zur Geschichte der Preussenreisen im 14. Jahrhundert

Bem:
Werner Paravicini: Heraldische Quellen zur Geschichte der Preussenreisen im 14. Jahrhundert. Ordines Militaria, 1987, 4:111-127, + ill. [Paravicini HQ].


Titel:
Die "Banderia Prutenorum" des jan Dlugosz - eine Quelle zur Schlacht bei Tannenberg 1410. Untersuchungen zu Aufbau, Entstehung und Quellenwert der Handschrift.

Bem:
Svend Ekdahl: Die "Banderia Prutenorum" des jan Dlugosz - eine Quelle zur Schlacht bei Tannenberg 1410. Untersuchungen zu Aufbau, Entstehung und Quellenwert der Handschrift. [Ekdahl BP] - Göttingen 1976.


Titel:
l'Armorial Bellenville et l'armorial du héraut Gelre

Bem:
Léon Jéquier: l'Armorial Bellenville et l'armorial du héraut Gelre. Recueil du 11e congrès international des sciences généalogique er héraldique, Liège 1972, pp.293-300. [Jequier BG]


Titel:
Selbstverständnis und Repräsentation des steirischen Adels im Spätmittelalter: Die Wappenhandschrift Ms.2211 der Universitätsbibliothek Graz

Bem:
Drescher GST = Veronika Drescher: Selbstverständnis und Repräsentation des steirischen Adels im Spätmittelalter: Die Wappenhandschrift Ms.2211 der Universitätsbibliothek Graz. Graz 2014. Master Thesis, Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz,


Titel:
Spiegel van ridderchap. Heraut Gelre en zijn ereredes.


Titel:
Beyeren quondam Gelre armorum rex de ruyris

Bem:
Willem Adriaan Beelaerts van Blokland (1883-1935)


Bem:
M.Pastoureau, and M. Popoff: l'Armorial Bellenville, 2 vols, Saint-Jorioz 2004,


Titel:
Les louanges des preux chevaliers de l'armorial du héraut Gelre

Bem:
Léon Jéquier: Les louanges des preux chevaliers de l'armorial du héraut Gelre. Archivum Heraldicum, 1992, 106:28-42. [Jequier LP].


Titel:
Die Wappen der Hochstifte, Bistümer und Diozesanbischöfte im Heiligen Römischen Reich 1648-1803


Titel:
Wappen in Bayern. Katalog Ausstellung Staatsbibliothek in München 6.09-27.10.1974


Titel:
Wappen geistlicher Würdenträger in Ulrich Richentals Chronikdes Konzils zu Konstanz 1414-1418

Bem:
Eget forlag, München - dactylokopie - kopi SB Bayern;


Bem:
not Donald M Nicol: Despotate of Epirus 1204-1267, 1957;


Titel:
Viri in concilio inclyti Gebhardi Dacheri Constantiensis Historia Magnatum .. 1415. IN: Hardt KK

Bem:
from ms.P (Prag) of Richental's Chronik des Konstanzer Konzils;


Titel:
Grosse Ploetz. Daten-Enzyklopedie der Weltgeschichte. 32nd Ed.

Bem:
Grosse Ploetz. Daten-Enzyklopedie der Weltgeschichte. 32nd Ed. Freiburg im Breisgau 2000; LZ 10;


Bem:
Beograd; MDFK-LZCT; serbian genealogi and heraldry; notebook 9; Dushan Mrehenovic, Palavestra Alexandr, Dushan Spacic;


Titel:
Wapen des heyligen Römischen Reichs Teutscher nation. ..

Bem:
Cyriacus Jacob; reprint 1579 by Siegmund Feyerabend; reprint 1969; KB ls = MCO-LZCT, Wape, omslag =  holzschnitte von Meister IK; arms of Kurfürsten, towns, territories and a list of quaternionen;


Titel:
Tesserae Gentilitiae... ex legibus Fecialium descriptæ

Bem:
Silvestro Petrasancta al. Pietrasanta, S.J., Roma; p.1+13 imaginary kings, tracings 59-63; ordinary of european arms 65-678, 4-6/pg.; name index 682-finis; in latin; reprint Milano 2010, Orzini de Marzo = Petra Sancta TG;
65 per fess/pale/bend / canton, 77 fess/tierced/bend/ per chevron, 85 per pale & chief / per qtr, 96 fess/barry, 113 pal/paly, 123 bend/bendy, 147 chevron, 161 barry nebuly/ bend undy, 171 fess-/bend dancetty/pily-paly/per bend & bend of lozenges cch,  187 fess crenelated, 195 gironny/checky, 209 bend of lozenges/lozengy, 223 billety/ fess of lozenges,  228 roundels/ fess ch.3 roundels / fess betw 3 roundels / roundely, 243 fretty/escarbucle, 250 cross all forms / saltire, 271 gironny & crusily / vair / ermine, 293 lion, 341 lion isst / lion's head /paws  /lion passt, 350 dragon/griffin, 355 unicorn/bear/wolf/boar/stag/fox, 370 horse/bull/goat, 387 attire/bugle horn, 392 fish/escallops, 400 eagle, 417 capo dell'imperio/ch.eagles, 427 eagle's head/wing, 429 swan/heron/martlet/cock/pelican, 445 sun --


Titel:
Kaiser Sigismund. Hus, Konstanz und Türkenkriege.


Bem:
Bertalan Kéry; Schroll, Wien, thesis Uppsala Universitet;


Titel:
German Single-leaf woodcut 1550-1600, I-III


Titel:
Ulrich Richentals Chronik des Konstanzer Konzils und ihre Funktionalisierung im 15. und 16. Jahrhundert, Aspekte zur Rekonstruktion der Urschrift ..

Bem:
Gisela Wacker: Ulrich Richentals Chronik des Konstanzer Konzils und ihre Funktionalisierung im 15. und 16. Jahrhundert, Aspekte zur Rekonstruktion der Urschrift und zu den Wirkungsabsichten der überlieferten Handschriften und Drücke. Thesis, 2002, Tübingen, www.tobias-lib.ub.uni-tuebingen.de/volltexte/2002/520/index.html


Titel:
Ulrich Richentals Chronik des Konstanzer Konzils. Studien zur Behandlung eines universalen Grossereignisses  ..

Bem:
Wilhelm Matthiessen: Ulrich Richentals Chronik des Konstanzer Konzils. Studien zur Behandlung eines universalen Grossereignisses durch die bürgerliche Chronistik. Annuarium Historiae Conciliorum, 1985, 1:71-191, 2:323-455.


Bem:
ACN-MBQ,  only vols 1-19 La Vallée; 15/1982 Gachot-Gil; 20/2011 Lemaire;


Titel:
Der Liber Cancellariae Apostolicae vom Jahre 1380 und der Stilus Palatii Abbreviatus Dietrichs von Nieheim


Titel:
Wappen italiennischer Würdenträger  der Chronik des Konstanzer Konzils von Ulrich Richental

Bem:
Ladislao de Laszloczky: Wappen italiennischer Würdenträger  der Chronik des Konstanzer Konzils von Ulrich Richental. 12.CIGH (München 1974) vol. H 149-168, München 1978. [Laszloczsky KCR].


Titel:
Die Wappen der Schweizer Prälaten im Konstanzer Konzilienbuch


Titel:
Die Quaternionen. Entstehung, Sinngehalt und Folgen einer spätmittelalterlichen Deutung der Reichsverfassung

Bem:
Ernst Schubert: Die Quaternionen. Entstehung, Sinngehalt und Folgen einer spätmittelalterlichen Deutung der Reichsverfassung. Z.f.Hist.Forschung, 1993, 20:1-63 .


Titel:
Die illuminierten Handschriften. IN: Die Renaissance im deutchen Südwesten. Ausstellung im Badische Landesmuseum. I-II

Bem:
all refs to both volumes;  1:427-466 Lotte Kurras; several coats of arms on glass, paintings and in books;'
Lotte Kurras: Die illuminierten Handschriften. IN: Lotte Kurras &el: Die Renaissance im deutchen Südwesten. Ausstellung im Badische Landesmuseum. I-II. 1:427-466.  Karlsruhe 1985.


Titel:
Die 'Nationes christianorum orientalium' in Verständnis der lateinischen Historiographie von der Mitte des 12. bis in zweite Hälfte des 14. Jhdt


Titel:
Fines Terrae. Die Enden der Erde und der vierte Kontinent auf mittelalterlichen Weltkarten. MGH Schriften 36


Bem:
Oxford Classical Dictionary. 2nd.Ed., N.G.L. Hammond & H.H.Scullard (Eds.) [OxClasDict] - London 1976.


Titel:
Visitation of Norfolk 1664 by Edw Bysshe 'Clarenceux'. I-II


Bem:
ww.victoriacountyhistory.ac.uk
COUNTIES:
-2: Ches, 1-3, 1979-87 (social);  
-3: Yorks NR 1-3, 1914-1925 (arms with caution, per manor);  Yorks ER 1-2, 1969-74, 3-4, 1976-79; 5-6, 1984-89;
-4: Salop 1, 1908, Domesday; 3, 1979; 4, 1989, agriculture; 8, 1968 Condover; 11, 1985, Telford; 
-: Warws 1, 1907, Domesday;  2, 1908, religious houses; 3, 1945, Barlichway; 4, 1947, Hemlingford; 5, 1949, Kineton; 6, 1951, Knightlow; 7, 1964, Birmingham; 8, 1969, Coventry-Warwick; index 1-6;
-7: Suf, 1-2(+), 1907+1914-23;


Titel:
Medieval Cheshire .. in the reign of the three Edwards.


Bem:
Spottiwode, London;
1: Bidun; Chokes; Visdelou; Wahull; Courcy; Peverell of Nottingham;
2: Huntingdon; Chester;


Titel:
Ulrich von Richental, Conciliumbuch, Augsburg, Anton Sorg 1483

Bem:
facsimile of 1st printed version of the Richental chronicle of the Cocilium Constantiense 1414-1418, Nachwort von Berchem;
-: No.85 (blue ballpoint) of 235 printed and handcoloured, but probably one of nos. 201-235 (unnumbered), with number added by a later owner; several mistaken or unfinished colourings;


Titel:
Gouvernement du duché de Brabant au Bas Moyen Age (1355-1430). I-II.


Bem:
see Powicke BC (2nd Ed.);
-: 447-489 nobles;


Titel:
Poeme de tournoi de Chauvency de Jacques Brétel


Titel:
Recueil des historiens des Gaules et de la France. vol.1-24

Bem:
KB 14,-11;
-: 1-17 = 1738-1786 + 1806-1818 (17 vols);
-: 21 (??) = Jean Sarrasin;
-: 22 (1865) = 1224-1328, regni Louis IX 'sacre' - Charles IV, incl.: xxx-xxxiii livre tournois vs parisis;  index geographicus &c; 1 Geof de Collon, 'Histoire satirique ..'; 16 Guil Nangis, 'chronicle ..'; 25 Enguerrand de Marigny,  'chronicle ..';   34 Phil Mousket 'chronique rimée'; Wace,  'Roman de Rou';  87 Geof de Paris, 'chronique ..'; 171-300  Guil Guiart, 'la branche des royaus lingnages';  301 'cronique de Reims'; 329 'Ancienne chroniques de Flandre';  468 'ceratæ petri de condeto tabulæ adversariorum modo ab anno 1284-1306 conscriptæ'; 579-583 chevalerie d'Artois / 'expensa militiæ comitis attrebatensis'; 615-622 chevalerie de Poitou / pictavensis;
-: 23 (1876) = 1224-1328, regni Louis IX 'sacre' - Charles IV, incl.:  1-106 Chon.Primat, trans. Jean de Vignay; 212-221 Normandie;  331-415 Chron.Rotomag./Rouen; .. Obituarii;  732-734 chevalerie du roi croisé 1248; 605-723 scripta de feodis Phil.Aug.; 734-782 Ost-de-Foix 1272 / exercitus fuxiensis; 918 indices;
-: 24 (1904) = ??


Titel:
les Seigneurs de Nesle en Picardie, XIIe-XIIIe siècle. I-II.

Bem:
Memoirs of the American Philosophical Society, vol.91, Philadelphia;
W.M. Newman: les Seigneurs de Nesle en Picardie, XIIe-XIIIe siècle. I-II. [Newman N] - Philadelphia 1971.


Titel:
Apparition et diffusion des armoiries: l'exemple du Ponthieu (1100-1270).

Bem:
# 552 = Apparition et diffusion des armoiries: l'exemple du Ponthieu (1100-1270). CoIAIH, 1982,  2:107-115.


Titel:
History of the Tournament in England and in France


Titel:
Edward III and chivalry. Chivalric society and its context 1270-1350.


Titel:
Dictionaire historique et généalogique des familles de Poitou

Bem:
on CD; 1ed. vol I-II, 1840-1854;  2ed., vol.I-VII, 1891-1979;
H. Beauchet-Filleau & C. Cherge: Dictionnaire historique et généalogique des familles du Poitou, I-II. [Beauchet DP] - Poitiers 1840-1895, www.gallica.bnf-fr .


Titel:
Les origines de la Guerre de Cent Ans. Philippe le Bel en Flandre


Bem:
KB 65,-29.x  = Calendar of Charter Rolls ..
- .5 (..) 1341-1417, Edw III - Hen V;


Titel:
Concepts and patterns of service in the later middle ages.

Bem:
Proc. 15C Conference, held at Reading Universituy 1998.


Titel:
A biographical dictionary of Dark Age Britain. England, Scotland and Wales c.500-c.1050


Titel:
Treatise on heraldry british and foreign


Titel:
Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, vol.1-60

Bem:
revision of DNB, 1885-1901;
Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, vol.1-60, London 2004; revision of DNB, 1885-1901.


Bem:
C.W.R.D. Moseley: Travels of Sir John Mandeville. [Moseley JM] - London 1983.


Bem:
MAA-171; David Nicolle, Andrew McBride: Saladin and the Saracens. [Nicolle SS] - London 1986.


Titel:
Une histoire symbolique du Moyen Âge occidental


Bem:
Dorothy L. Sayers: Song of Roland. [Sayers SR] - London 1957, reprint 1982.


Titel:
Croniques et conquestes de Charlemaine par Jean le Tavernier miniaturiste du XVe siècle

Bem:
Fréderique Johan: Croniques et conquestes de Charlemaine par Jean le Tavernier miniaturiste du XVe siècle. Art de l'enluminure, No.10, 2008; miniatures from Brx, KBR, ms.9066-9068; [Johan CC].
-: a life of Charlemagne and his companions composed c.1468 by David Aubert from chronicles and chansons de geste and illustrated by Jean le Tavernier;  commissioned by Jean (V) de Crequi S.Canaples, but taken over by Philippe 'bon' D.Bourgogne;


Titel:
Atlas de l'histoire de France, France médiévale, IXe-XVe siècle


Titel:
Compagnons de Villehardouin. Recherches sur les croisés de la quatrième croisade


Titel:
Who’s who in Late Medieval England - 1272-1485

Bem:
Michael Hicks: Who’s who in Late Medieval England  1272-1485. [Hicks LM] - Chicago 1991.


Bem:
S. Walker: Lancastrian Affinity 1361-1399. [Walker LA] - Oxford 1990.


Titel:
Inquisitions and Assessments relating to feudal Aids : with other analogous Documents preserved in the Public Record Office, A. D. 1284-1431. I-VI.

Bem:
Inquisitions and Assessments relating to feudal Aids : with other analogous Documents preserved in the Public Record Office, A. D. 1284-1431 ; prepared under the Superintendence of the Deputy Keeper of the Records. - Sider: [6 bd.]. - London, 1899-1920


Bem:
lord Howard de Walden = The de Walden Library, vol. III = seals on Baron's Letter =  XWB;


Titel:
Banners, standards and badges from a Tudor manuscript in the College of Arms.

Bem:
lord Howard de Walden = The de Walden Library, vol. II;


Titel:
Two Tudor books of arms. Harleian Mss. nos.2169 and 6163.

Bem:
lord Howard de Walden = The de Walden Library; Walden TT =  vol. 1; Walden BS = vol.2; Walden FL = vol.3;


Titel:
Calendar of Documents relating to Scotland Preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office, London. I-IV.

Bem:
Joseph Bain; see Brault RAE 1:8;
-: Ragman Roll, 1296, instrument of submission and fealty  by John Balliol and clergy and nobles to Edward I =vol 2:193-215, and seals appended described in XMS and 2:531-534, comments in Denholm HH 100;


Bem:
= Lloyd XHS; incl. pedigrees; Lewis Christopher Loyd (d.1947);


Titel:
King's Lieutenant, Henry of Grosmont, first duke of Lancaster 1310-1361


Titel:
Social mobility among the french noblesse in the later middle ages.


Titel:
When did irish chiefs adopt coats of arms. IN: CIGH

Bem:
22.CIGH, Ottawa 1996, publ.: Univ.Ottawa Press, 1998, eds: A Vachon, C Boudreau & D Cogné;


Bem:
M. Caminiti, F.M. Riedl: Burgen Südtirols. [Caminiti BS] - Calliano 1975.


Titel:
Dictionnaire historique & biographique de la Suisse. I-VIII.

Bem:
v. Attinger (Ed.), Neuchâtel, 1921-1934; Dictionnaire historique & biographique de la Suisse. I-VIII.
see  HBLxS (DHBS in german);


Bem:
Claude Gauvard &al. (Eds.): Dictionnaire du Moyen Âge. - Paris 2002.


Titel:
Dictionnaire encyclopédique des Ordres de Chevaleire civils et militaires

Bem:
W. Maigne: Dictionnaire encyclopédique des Ordres de Chevaleire civils et militaires. [Maigne OC] - Puiseaux 1861.


Titel:
Bondage and travels of Johan Schiltberger, a native of Bavaria in Europe, Asia and Africa 1396-1427

Bem:
Hakluyt Soc,New York 1879, reprint 1970.


Titel:
Die deutschen Mandeville-Versionen. Handsschriftliche Undersuchungen

Bem:
Arthur Schoerner: Die deutschen Mandeville-Versionen. [Schoerner DM] -  Lund 1927.


Titel:
Jean de Mandevilles 'Reisen'. Studien zur überlieferungsgeschichte der deutschen Übersetzsung des Otto von Diemeringen


Bem:
Alfons Gabriel: Marco Polo in Persien. [Gabriel MP] - Wien, 1963.


Titel:
Heraldica patronymica española y sus patronymicos compuestos. 2nd Ed.

Bem:
Vicente Cadenas y Vicent: Heraldica patronymica española y sus patronymicos compuestos. 2.Ed. [Cadenas HP] - Madrid 1999.


Titel:
Der Adel am Obermain, Genealogie edler und ministerialer Geschlechter vom 11. bis 14. Jahrhundert

Bem:
Die Plassenburg, Schriften für Heimatforschung und Kulturpflege in Ostfranken, 28; Kulmbach;
-: Gustav Voit: Der Adel am Obermain, Genealogie edler und ministerialer Geschlechter vom 11. bis 14. Jahrhundert. [Voit AO] - Kulmbach 1969.


Bem:
Otto Göschen (Pusikan); Verlag Hofer & Burger, Zürich
Pusikan (Otto Göschen): Die Helden von Sempach. [Pusikan S] - Zürich 1886.


Titel:
Genealogische Handbuch der Fürstlichen Haüser (Gotha)

Bem:
several volumes in many series:
-: Gen.Hb.FüH
-: Gen.Hb.GfH
-: Gen.Hb.FhrH


Titel:
Wappengruppen des Adels im Odenwald-Spessart Raum.

Bem:
Alfred F. Wolfert, from Loutsch MIL; in: Beitrage zur Erforschung des Odenwaldes und seiner Randlandschaften. Festschrift für Hans H. Weber; Breuberg-Neustadt;


Titel:
Historisch-Biographisches Lexikon der Schweiz. I-VII

Bem:
Historisch-Biographisches Lexikon der Schweiz. I-VII (Eds: H. Türler, V. Attinger & M. Godet). [HBLxS] - Neuenburg 1921-1934;
French language = DHBS, Dict.Hist-Biogr.Suisse, different item headings and page refs;


Titel:
El solar catalan, valenciano y balear. 1-4

Bem:
A. y A. Garcia Carraffa: El solar catalan, valenciano y balear. 1-4. [Garcia SC] -- San Sebastian 1968.
1: A-Ceb, 2: Cel-Mal; 3: Mal-Qui; 4: Rab-Zen;


Titel:
Heraldica catalana des de l'any 1150 al 1550

Bem:
Martin de Riquer: Heraldica catalana des de l'any 1150 al 1550. [Riquer HC] - Barcelona 1983.
refs from WT Collins 2009;


Titel:
Heraldica castellana en tiempos de los Reyes Catolicos

Bem:
Martin de Riquer: Heraldica castellana en tiempos de los Reyes Catolicos. [Riquer RC] - Barcelona 1983.
refs from WT Collins 2009


Titel:
Diccionario historicó, genealógico y heráldico de las familias illustres de la monarquia española. 1-8

Bem:
Luis Vilar y Pascual: Diccionario historicó, genealógico y heráldico de las familias illustres de la monarquia española. Vol. 1-8. [Vilar DH] -  Madrid 1859
Vols= 1: 1859; 2: 1859; 3: -; 4: 1860 (Alava-): 5: 1860; 6: 1862; 7: 1866 (2.ed); 8: 1866 (2.ed);


Titel:
Ulrich von Richentals Chronik des Konzils zu Konstanz 1414-1418

Bem:
Otto H. Brandt: Ulrich von Richentals Chronik des Konzils zu Konstanz 1414-1418. [Brandt KK] - Leipzig 1914. Aulendorf ms;


Titel:
Ritter Grünembergs Pilgerfahrt ins Heilige Land 1486

Bem:
Johann Goldfriederich & Walter Fränzel: Ritter Grünembergs Pilgerfahrt ins Heilige Land 1486. [Goldfriedrich GP] - Leipzig 1912.


Titel:
Zu den Quaternionen der Reichsverfassung


Titel:
Die Quaternionen der deutschen Reichsverfassung


Bem:
Svend Holm-Nielsen, Bent Noack: Bibelens kulturhistorie. Bibelens Hvem-Hvad-Hvor [Holm-Nielsen BK] -  København 1980.


Titel:
The Knights of the Crown. The Monarchial Orders of Knighthood in Later Medieval Europe 1325-1520.

Bem:
D'Arcy J.D. Boulton: The Knights of the Crown. The Monarchial Orders of Knighthood in Later Medieval Europe 1325-1520. 2nd.Ed. [Boulton KC] - Woodbridge 2000, 1.Ed. 1987;


Titel:
Die neun Helden. Eine ikonographische Studie.

Bem:
Robert L. Wyss: Die neun Helden. Eine ikonographische Studie. Z.f.Schw.Archäol.Kunstges., 1957, 17:73-106 [Wyss NH].


Bem:
Teresa  Waugh: The travels of Marco Polo / a modern transl. by  from the Italian by Maria Bellonci. - London :                Sidgwick & Jackson, 1986.
Teresa  Waugh: The travels of Marco Polo. [Waugh MP] - London 1986.


Titel:
Of Dragons, Basilisks, and the Arms of the Seven Kings of Rome.

Bem:
Helmut Nickel: Of Dragons, Basilisks, and the Arms of the Seven Kings of Rome. Metropolitam Museum J., 1989, 24:25-34. [Nickel KR].


Titel:
Deutsches Leben im XIV. Und XV. Jahrhundert. I-II

Bem:
Alwin Schultz: Deutsches Leben im XIV. und XV. Jahrhundert. I-II [Schultz DL] - Wien 1892
-: pp. 2:542-550 orders and tombstones;


Bem:
= Blaschke S;
-: Karlheinz Blaschke: Geschichte Sachsens im Mittelalter. [Blaschke GS] - München c.1990.


Titel:
Die Graphiksammlung des Humanisten Hermann Schedel

Bem:
Beatrice Hernad; BSB Austellungskatalog , München 1990


Titel:
Medieval travellers. The Rich and Restless


Titel:
Nobilitas. Funktion und Repräsentation des Adels in Alteuropa


Titel:
Die Repräsentation der Gruppen. Texte - Bilder - Objekte.

Bem:
incl: 327-389 Paravicini GP;
O.G. Oexle, A. Hülsen-Esch: Die Repräsentation der Gruppen. Texte - Bilder - Objekte. [Oexle RG] -- ?? 1998


Titel:
Ritterorden und Rittergesellschaften. Ihre Entwincklung vom späten Mittelalter bis zur Neuzeit.

Bem:
Bergen UB via KB;
-: Bernhard Heydenreich: Ritterorden und Rittergesellschaften. Ihre Entwincklung vom späten Mittelalter bis zur Neuzeit. [Heydenreich RR] - Würzburg 1960, thesis.
NOTE: pp.38-39, 54-58, 112-115; c33, 45;


Bem:
= Eeckhout F; Sint-Niklas 2009, privately printed;
RE:
-: Eeckhout DPY = flemings in DPY/a:112r-130v (armorial Dupuy), le Parchemin, 2012, 77/397:2-80;


Titel:
Wapenboek de Coninck. Herren en ridders in het 14de Eeuwse Vlaanderen


Titel:
Danske våbenskjolde - de første generationer


Titel:
Hvad er et våben ?, eller hvordan er vores forhold til heraldikken ?


Titel:
Danske Gejstlige Sigiller fra Middelalderen

Bem:
Henry Petersen GS = DGS; c.1075 segl afbildet, samt 400 omtalt i teksten, dækker næsten alle middelaldersegl fra gejstlige personer, incl. 675 for personer tilknyttet domkirkerne; kirkelige embedssegl er ikke medtaget;
-: nomenklaturforskel fra Thiset, jf. Ingesmann 1987;
RE:
-: Petersen AS = Thiset & Petersen: Danske Adelige Sigiller, 1977 (1897, 1905)


Titel:
Danske Kongelige Sigiller samt Sønderjydske Hertugers og andre til Danmark knyttede Fyrsters Sigiller 1085-1559


Titel:
Ulrichs von Richental Chronik des constanzer Conzils 1414 bis 1418

Bem:
Stuttgart 1881, reprint Hildesheim 1962; www;


Bem:
Thomas Gehrlein; Deutsche Fürstenhäuser, Heft 22, Börde-Verlag, Werl;
>> missing 2013;


Bem:
Karl Wagner: Verzeignis der gesitlichen, und weltlichen personen, welche aus Ungern, und den einverleibten Ländern dieses Königsreichs, auf der berümten Kirchenversammlung in Kostnitz zugegen waren. 
Ungrisches Magazin oder Beyträge zur Ungrischen Geschchte, Geographie Naturwissenschaft und der dahin einschlagenden Litteratur. Bd.4:236-255.  Pressburg 1787. = UngMag


Titel:
The image of aristocracy in Britain 1000-1300


Titel:
Agincourt: The King, the Campaign, the Battle.


Titel:
Conquest: The English Kingdom of France in the Hundred Years War

Bem:
Juliet Barker; Abacus / Little & Brown / Hachette,  London;


Bem:
John Paul Adams: Sede vacante 1417. [Adams SV] -  www.csun.edu, 2010.


Titel:
Dokumente württembergischer Geschichte aus tausend Jahren. Ständige Ausstellung HStA Stuttgart

Bem:
M. Bull-Reichenmüller: Dokumente württembergischer Geschichte aus tausend Jahren. Ständige Ausstellung HStA Stuttgart. [Bull WG] - Stuttgart 1991.


Titel:
Bull's head and mermaid. The history of paper and watermarks from the Middle Ages to the Modern Period


Titel:
Antonia Visconti (d.1405). Ein Schatz im Hause Württemberg


Titel:
I Skjoldet springe Løver. Afledninger af Kongevåbenet.


Bem:
Conrad Justinger (d.1438), Berner Chronik finished c1430; kopi pp.243-253 persons at Konstanz 1414-18; www


Titel:
Germania topo-chronostemmatographica sacra et profana ..., I-IV

Bem:
Gabriel Bucelinus G: Germania topo-chronostemmatographica sacra et profana ..., 4 Bände, Augsburg 1655-1678;
= Rhætia Ethrusca Romana Gallica Germanica Europæ Provinciarum situ altissima et munitissima sacra et prophana topo-chrono-stemmatographica brevi compendio descripta.


Bem:
Charles de Launet: Hidalguia, nos.172-173:369-384;


Titel:
L'origine des armoiries: un problème en voie de solution?


Titel:
A grammar of signs. Bartolo da Sassoferrato's Tract on Insignia and Coats of Arms


Titel:
Les enseignes militaires du Moyen Age et leur influence sur l'heraldique

Bem:
5.CIGH, 1960 Stockholm, publ. 1961, ed. C.G.U. Scheffer;


Bem:
Felix Hauptmann, 1856-1934; www (no planches);
Felix Hauptmann: Zehn mittelrheinische Wappengruppen. Adler Jb, 1900, 10:1-46 [Hauptmann MW] - www.


Titel:
Les usages héraldiques au milieu du XIIe siècle d'après le Roman de Troie de Benoit de Sainte-Maure et la litterature comtemporaine


Titel:
Armoiries territoriales et armoiries de famille au moyen-age principalement en France


Titel:
l'Apparation des armoiries sur les sceaux en Ile-de-France et en Picardie (v..1130-1230)


Titel:
Heraldry in Twelfth-century England: The Evidence

Bem:
in: Daniel William (ed): England in the Twelfth Century. Proceedings of the 1988 Harlaxton Conference, Woodbridge 1988


Titel:
Das Quedlinburger Wappenkästchen von 1209. Die älteste farbige Wappensammlung in Deutschland.


Titel:
Neue Gedanken zum Quedlinburger Wappenkästchen


Titel:
Les coustumes au moyen âge d'aprés les sceaux


Titel:
Sceaux et armes de Simon comte Leicester et de la maison de Montfort


Titel:
Medieval England, a new edition of Francis Pierrepoint Barnard's Companion to English History

Bem:
Francis Pierrepoint BARNARD, ed. H.W.C.Davis


Bem:
William Camden, 1551-1623; reprint 1623, 1657, 1674;  Ed. R.D. Dunn, Toronto 1974;
-: kopi: 226-248 armories;


Titel:
Schlesier auf den Konzil von Konstanz (1414-1418). In: G.Adrianyi & J. Gottschalk (ed): Festschrift für  Bernhard Stasiewski. Beiträge ..

Bem:
Werner Marschall: Schlesier auf den Konzil von Konstanz (1414-1418). In: G.Adrianyi & J. Gottschalk (ed): Festschrift für  Bernhard Stasiewski. Beiträge zur Ostdeutschen und Osteuropäischen Kirchengeschichte. - Böhlau Verlag, Köln-Wien 1975, pp.34-64


Titel:
Héraldique médiévale des évêques de la France du nord

Bem:
Edouard Bouyé: Héraldique médiévale des évêques de la France du nord. 10.Coll.AIH, Religious Heraldry, 1997 Rothenburg. [Bouye HM] - München 1999, pp.123-152.


Bem:
re Laszloczky KK, Zimmermann WG 7; Ferdinand Ughelli, 1644, 1717;


Titel:
Nürnberger Angelegenheiten in Konstanz. Präsenz und Interessenvertretung der Reichsstadt aud dem Konzil und den Reichstagen von 1414-1418

Bem:
Ansgar Frenken, Nürnberger Angelegenheiten in Konstanz. Präsenz und Interessenvertretung der Reichsstadt aud dem Konzil und den Reichstagen von 1414-1418 AHC, 1995/96, 27/28:383-433


Titel:
Dansk Statsforvaltning i det 15.Århundrede


Titel:
Livro de Arautos. De Ministerio Armorum. Script.anno.MCCCCVI. Ms.lat.28, John Rylands Library (Manchester

Bem:
Aires A. Nascimento: Livro de Arautos. De Ministerio Armorum. Script.anno.MCCCCVI. Ms.lat.28, John Rylands Library (Manchester), Lissabon 1977; www;


Titel:
Die Entstehung der ständischen Schichten im mittelalterlichen Ungarn


Bem:
Beata Losman: Norden och reformkonsilierna 1408-1449. [Losman NR] - Göteborg 1970.


Bem:
Erik Lönnroth: Sverige och Kalmarunionen 1397-1457. [Lönnroth SK] - Göteborg 1969.


Titel:
Herby polskie w brukselskim Armorial Gymnich, recte Lyncenich

Bem:
Adam Heymowski: Herby polskie w brukselskim Armorial Gymnich, recte Lyncenich.  Studia Zvodloznowsze. Commentationes, 1985, 29:95-124. [Heymowski LYN].


Titel:
An index of proper names in french Arthurian verse


Titel:
Gott ist selber Recht. Die vier Bilderhandschriften des Sachsenspiegels. Ausstellungskatalog, 2.Ed,

Bem:
Schmied SS = Ruth Schmied-Wiegand & Wolfgng Milde: 'Gott ist selber Recht. Die vier Bilderhandschriften des Sachsenspiegels', Ausstellungskatalog, 2.Ed, Wolfenbüttel 1993.


Titel:
Die Mutter aller Wappen. Heraldik begann mit einer Frau: Isabella von Vermandois


Titel:
Echanges d'armoiries durant la seconde décennie du XIIIe siècle

Bem:
Jean-Bernard de Vaivre: Echanges d'armoiries durant la seconde décennie du XIIIe siècle, Archivum heraldicum, 1981, 95:15-19


Titel:
Sceaux et usages de sceaux. Images de la Champagne médiévale.

Bem:
Jean-Luc Chassel (ed.): Sceaux et usages desceaux. Images de la Champagne médiévale. [Chassel SC]. - Paris 2003.


Titel:
Trésors généalogique - ou extraits des titres ancien, vol.1

Bem:
Philippe Joseph Caffiaux: Trésors généalogique - ou extraits des titres ancien. Vol.1. [Caffiaux TG] -  Paris 1777, www.
-: pdf = page + 72.


Titel:
Nobiliaire universel de France ou Recueil général des généalogies des maisons nobles. Vol.5

Bem:
Nicolas Viton de Saint-Allais: Nobiliaire universel de France ou Recueil général des généalogies des maisons nobles. Vol.5. [St.Allais NU] - Paris 1815, www.


Titel:
The Beaumont Twins. The Roots and Branches of Power in the Twelfth Century


Titel:
Facsimiles of English Royal Writs to A.D.1100

Bem:
T.A.M. Bishop & P.Chaplais: Facsimiles of English Royal Writs to A.D.1100. Oxford 1957, plate XXX, Eton College Library.


Titel:
Les sceaux des princes territoriaux belges du Xe siècle à 1482.

Bem:
René Laurent: Les sceaux des princes territoriaux belges du Xe siècle à 1482. - Bruxelles 1993;


Titel:
Inventaire des sceaux de la Flandre. I-II

Bem:
Germain Demay:  Inventaire des sceaux de la Flandre. I-II. - Paris  1873.


Bem:
Leon Jéquier: Les armes des comtes de Montbéliard. RFHS, 1939, 2:1-11.[Jequier CM].


Bem:
Arthur Giry: Les châtelains de Saint 1042-1386. I-II; Bibl.Ecole des Chartes, 1874, 34:325-355, 1875, 35:91-117;


Titel:
Etude sur l'écartelé plain en Artois aux XIIIe et XIVe siècles

Bem:
Eeckhout FM with other Pierre Feuchère refs;


Titel:
l'Écusson en abîme et ses brisures dans la France du Nord au moyen âge.


Titel:
Chartes, sceaux et chancelleries / études de diplomatique et de sigillographie médièvales. I+II

Bem:
Genève, 1990; collection of the papers of Robert-Henri Bautier
-: 1:123-160 early seals


Titel:
Burg und Herrschaft. EineAusstellung des Deutschen Historischen Museums Berlin 21.06-24.10.2010


Titel:
Die Burg. Begleitband für Ausstellungen 'Burg und Herrschaft' und 'Mythos Burg'.


Titel:
Les ordres de chevalerie royaux francais à la fin du Moyen Âge


Titel:
Les Sceaux, sources de l'histoire médiévale en Champagne. Actes des tables rondes de la SFHS, Troyes 2003, Reims 2004.

Bem:
outside numbering
Chassel J-L (ed.): Les Sceaux, sources de l'histoire médiévale en Champagne. Actes des tables rondes de la SFHS, Troyes 2003, Reims 2004. RFHS, 2007, hors serie. [Chassel HM].


Titel:
Homonymie et héraldisme. Le douze familles de Bailleul

Bem:
Pierre Feuchère: Homonymie et héraldisme. Le douze familles de Bailleul, le Blason 1947-48. 1:125-127, 147-148, 2:49-54 [Feuchere HH].


Bem:
Henri Gourdon de Genouillac, 1826-1898; Paris


Titel:
Histoire genealogique des Païs-Bas ou histoire de Cambray et du Cambresis. I-II.

Bem:
Jean-Baptiste le Carpentier: Histoire genealogique des Païs-Bas ou histoiere de Cambray et du Cambresis. I-II. [Carpentier HG] - 1664,  -- several versions, part 3 vols 1-2;


Titel:
Nobiliaire Universel. Recueil général des généalogies historiques et vérdiques des maisons nobles de l'Europe. I-??.

Bem:
vicomte Ludovic de Magny: Nobiliaire Universel. Recueil général des généalogies historiques et vérdiques des maisons nobles de l'Europe. I-??. [Magny NU] - Paris 1856.


Titel:
Die Habsburger im Mittelalter. Von Rudolf I bis Friedrich III.

Bem:
Karl-Friedrich Krieger: Die Habsburger im Mittelalter. Von Rudolf I bis Friedrich III. [Krieger HM] - Stuttgart 1994, 2.Ed. 2004.


Titel:
Armorial Grünenberg. 1: Édition critique de l'armorial de Conrad Grünenberg (1483). 2: fac-simile pubblicato a Görlitz nel 1875.

Bem:
introduction (35 pp) by Michel Pastoureau;
Michel Popoff: Armorial Grünenberg. 1: Édition critique de l'armorial de Conrad Grünenberg (1483). 2: fac-simile pubblicato a Görlitz nel 1875. [Popoff GRU] - Milano 2011, introduction (35 pp) by Michel Pastoureau.


Titel:
Les armoiries imaginaires des personnages de l'Antiquité, de l'Orient et de la Bible (XIIème-XVIIème siècles)

Bem:
Nicolas Roche: Les armoiries imaginaires des personnages de l'Antiquité, de l'Orient et de la Bible (XIIème-XVIIème siècles). [Roche AI] - 1997, thèse de l'Ecole des Chartes, deposited in AN de France as AB/XXVIII/1141.


Bem:
A. F. Wolfert, 'Wolfeisen ..', AH, 1984, 98:11-18 + 58; = Wolfert W


Bem:
J.Kindler v.K., Der alte Adel im Oberelsass, ViertelJahresschrift für Heraldik, Sphragistik und Genealogie (Herold) 1881, 9:321-430 + pl.1-7 8nos.1-175);


Bem:
Theodor Schön: Die verschiedenen Familien von Ow, .., VJhrS-Herold, 1890, 18:265-288 + 1891, 19:24-32, 465-481;


Titel:
Die Wappenreihe der Hochmeister des Deutschen Ordens in der Innsbrucker Wappenhandschrift Rugenn.

Bem:
Herold, 1941, 2:45-48, August Roth: Die Wappenreihe der Hochmeister des Deutschen Ordens in der Innsbrucker Wappenhandschrift Rugenn.


Bem:
Bernd U. Hucker: Kaiser Otto IV. [Hucker KO] -  Hannover 1990


Bem:
Hierosme de Bara = Jerôme Bara; arms of imaginary kings, probably from GRU or other member of the Bodensee group;


Titel:
Nicopolis 1396-1996. Actes du Colloque international, Dijon, 1996


Titel:
Armorial et nobiliaire de l'ancien duché de Savoie. I-V.

Bem:
E.A. de Foras, Armorial et nobiliaire de l'ancien duché de Savoie, I-V, [Foras AS]- Geneve 1900-1938, reprint 1992.
-:  4, 1900, 86-89, 449-453; 5, 1938, 511-517 (Neudr. 1992)


Titel:
Bern 1968 - Recueil du IXe Congrès International des Sciences Généralogique et Héraldique.


Titel:
Recueil du 11e Congrès International des Sciences Généralogique et Héraldique, Liège 1972.


Bem:
Émile G. Léonard, Paris;
-: copied maps + genealogies;


Titel:
Das Turnierbuch des Ludwig von Eyb (cgm 961)

Bem:
Heide Stamm: Das Turnierbuch des Ludwig von Eyb (cgm 961). [Stamm TE] - Stuttgart 1986.
Turnierkroniek 1494 von Jörg Rugen appended;


Titel:
La genèse des armoiries: emblématique féodale ou emblématique familiale?


Titel:
Arvesølvet. Studier fra Nationalmusset tilegnet Fritze Lindahl


Titel:
Le grand dictionnaire géographique, histoirique et critique, nouv.ed.

Bem:
Bruzen de la Martinière: Le grand dictionnaire géographique, histoirique et critique, nouv.ed., Paris 1768 (BLM in Roche AI);


Titel:
Pourqui les sceaux? La sigillographie, nouvel enjeu de l'histoire de l'art. Actes du colloque à Lille 2008

Bem:
Marc Gil, Jean-Luc Chassel: Pourqui les sceaux? La sigillographie, nouvel enjeu de l'histoire de l'art. Actes du colloque à Lille 2008. [Gil PS] - Lille 2011.


Titel:
Die Siegel der österreichischen Regenten

Bem:
= XSR
Die Siegel der österreichischen Regenten. Die Siegel der österreichischen Fürsten aus dem Hause Babenberg / Habsburg.
Sava, Carl von. (1866) - In: Mitteilungen der K.K. Central-Commission vol. (1866) 11:137-152 - (1869) 14:200, (1870) 15:35-38, (1871) 16:17-32 a.o.  --  list in biblio-folder; in part at KB; in part on www;


Titel:
Die Herkunft des Rotweissrot Bindenschildes

Bem:
K.R. Pakosta: Die Herkunft des Rotweissrot Bindenschildes. [Pakosta RB] - Wien 1976.


Titel:
Waleran count of Meulan, in: Greenway &al. (Eds.); Tradition and Change. Essays in honour of Marjorie Chibnall

Bem:
King WM =  Edmund King: Waleran count of Meulan, in: Greenway &al. (Eds.); Tradition and Change. Essays in honour of Marjorie Chibnall, Cambridge 1985, pp.165-181, pl.3-4.


Bem:
Gustav Seyler: Geschichte de Siegel. [Seyler GS] - Leipzig 1894


Bem:
Erich Kittel: Wappen des Deutsche Ordens, Herold, 1969-1971, 7:321-334 [Kittel OT];


Titel:
Identität in Genealogie und Heraldik. Proceedings 29.International Congress of Genealogical and Heraldic Sciences, 2010 in Stuttgart


Titel:
Actes du 24e Congrès International des Sciences Généalogique & Héradique, Besancon  2000. I-II.

Bem:
= La Vie Généalogique no.28 (G) + 29 (H);


Titel:
Report of the 16th International Congress of Genealogical Sciences, Helsinki 1984.


Titel:
Report of the 14th International Congress of genealogical and Heraldic Sciences, Copenhagen 1980.


Titel:
Proceedings of the 27th International Congress of Genealogical and heraldic Sciences, St.Andrews 2006.


Titel:
Proceedings of the 26th International Congress of Genealogical and heraldic Sciences, Brugge 2004


Titel:
Reichsritter in Mainfranken. Zu Wappen und Geschichte fränkischer Adelsfamilien.


Titel:
Le tournoi de Bruxelles du lundi 4 mai 1439.


Titel:
A guide to seals in the Public Record Office


Bem:
Heraldry Society, revised ed 1961, 1st Ed 1954;


Titel:
Danmarks Riges Adel. Dens tilgang og afgang 1536-1935. En studie i dansk adelshistorie


Titel:
Erik af Pommern, hans kamp for Sønderjylland og Kalmarunionens Opløsning


Titel:
Rigsråd, Kongemagt, Union. Studier over det danske rigsråd og den nordiske kongemagts politik 1434-1449

Bem:
Jens  E. Olesen; Universitetsforlaget i Aarhus, Skrifter ud givet af Jysk Selskab for Historie, 36;


Bem:
Tage E.Christiansen, Svend Ellehøj, Erlig Ladewig Pedersen (Eds.);


Bem:
Bror Emil Hildebrand, Stokholm 1862-1867;


Titel:
Thi jeg vil være herre over alle ting. Erik af Pommerns ønske om herredømmet over Sønderjylland og Østersøen

Bem:
J.N.T. Nielsen & S.Povlsgaard: Thi jeg vil være herre over alle ting. Erik af Pommerns ønske om herredømmet over Sønderjylland og Østersøen. Speciale, Aarhus Universitet, 2008, 141 pp.
http://projekter.aau.dk/projekter/files/14063705/Thi_jeg_vil_v__re_herre_over_alle_ting.pdf (24.01.2013).


Titel:
Riget, magten og æren. Den danske adel 1350-1660


Bem:
Miguel M. Seixas, Maria d.L. Rosa: Estudos de heráldica medieval. [Seixas EH] - Lisboa 2012.


