# tblSegments

Comment:
SIC(B):1169-1187 = 19 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.309-313;
see URF 17 for details;


Comment:
SIC(B):1188-1225 = 38 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.315-324;
-: see URF 13 for details; items extracted from URF in two readings;


Comment:
SIC(B):1226-1331 = 106 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.325-351
see URF 10 for details;
CONTENT: nobles from Bretagne and its marches;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- SIC(B):1332-1348 = 17 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.353-357
DATE:
CONTENT. Nobles from Guienne + Poitou + Limousin;
COMPARE: LBQ + URF


Comment:
SIC(B):1349-1377 = 29 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.358-365
see URF 5 for details
CONTENT: nobles of Gascony and Languedoc;


Comment:
SIC(B):1378-1395 = 18 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.366-370;  starting on 180r (jpb);
see URF 16 for details


Comment:
SIC(B):1396-1410 = 15 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.371-374
see URF 15 for details


Comment:
SIC(B):1470-1527 = 58 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.391-405;
see URF 18 for details;


Comment:
SIC(B):1528-1573 = 46 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.407-418
see URF 18 for details;


Comment:
SIC(B): = 0 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.not present, incl. in 24 Bar; n = 20 (jpb);
see URF 20 for details


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- SIC(B):1623-1677 = 55 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.432-445
DATE: 
CONTENT: german electors and counts;
COMPARE: URF + LBQ;


Comment:
SIC(B):1678-1711 = 34 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.440-454
see URF 17 for details;


Comment:
SIC(B):1712-1768 = 57 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.455-469;
-: see URF 2 and ETO 15 for details;
DATE: 
-: 1397 (see ETO-en);
COMPARE:  
-: SIC 28 must be derived from a very derelict copy of ETO-en (ETO:692-760  = c43/69, probably of the LYN-NLU version), most items (approx. 45) in SIC-en correspond to the 69 first items in ETO-en; the reminder SIC items are probably confounded versions of ETO-en items;
STATUS:
-: need revision;


Comment:
SIC(B):1768-1794 = 26 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.470-477; noted as scots in ??;
-  234v = Ireland (1);
DATE: n.a.
CONTENT:  english nobles, not scots;
COMPARE: slightly modified extract from URF segment 2 (URF:263-290), or from LBQ 36 (3049-3072 = 24), a mix of URF 2 England and 3 Scotland;
-: see URF 2 + 3 for details;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- SIC(B):1795-1847 = 53 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.493-505
DATE: 1451;
CONTENT: chevaliers de l'ordre de la Toison d'or incl. 49 knights elected untill 1451 at the 8th Chapter in Mons, but missing nos.50-53 (Cardona, Lannoy, Lalaing and Neufchatel);
COMPARE: ETO;


Comment:
DATE:  n.a.
CONTENT: the Vd.Picquigny and 14 other nobles from Ponthieu.


Comment:
¤ see GpETO segm 377;
DATE:  1423-56 / 1423-1437, 
-: Rudolf von Diepholz Bf.Utrecht 1423-56; Fred van Drakenborch d.1437 (or son ?); Jan van Vianen S.Noorderloos & Goye, d.1442;
CONTENT:  
-: vassals of Bf.Utrecht, incl. people from Oversticht;
-  166r/333n = 3x4;  166v/334n = 3x4;  167r/335n = 2+3+2
COMPARE:  
¤ BHM 09** (588-619, 6/32). i.e. 
-:  these 6 items of LYN 77 is found as the  last 6 items (BHM:612-619), which probably dates c.1456 when David de Bourgogne was translated from Therouanne to Utrecht;
-: BHM 09 is mainly based on GEL 46 (1560-1586 = 24/27), and have most items (random order) in common with BEL 38 = BEL:886-931 (46); several other LYN items are also in BHM 09;
NOTE:
- curious imprint on 167r of 4 arms facing backside as on 169r  (shields 'en bande'), 1 'cross' + 2-4 'cross of lozenges';


Comment:
-: see URF 1 for details;
DATE: c.1405,  
- Pierre Clugnet de Breban S.Landreville, admF 1405;
CONTENT:  nobility of Ile-de-France;
COMPARE: LBQ subsegment 1a (LBQ:1-125) is a modified concordant copy of URF 1 with a common core of 96 items, where URF:87-92+102 are moved to the end of LBQ-1a;
- no likeness to BER 6;


Comment:
17r+v + 18r blanco;
18v = ecu de Champagne (LBQ:9011);
DATE:
CONTENT:  LBQ 2a = LBQ:145-270 (126) Champagne;  LBQ 2b = LBQ:271-284 (14), mainly Ile-de-France;
COMPARE:  LBQ 2a is a copy of URF 21 = URF:1111-1218 (118);
see URF 21 for details


Comment:
31r blanco; 31v + 32r + 32v = 3 full-page arms, LBX:12 Bourgogne-ancien, LBX:13 Bourgogne Qtly ancien/jeune, LBX:14 Philippe 'bon' with Toison d'Or chain;
DATE: >1418, see URF 18 for details
CONTENT: nobles from Franche-Comté and Bourgogne


Comment:
LBQ:451 blanco;
CONTENT:  nobles mainly from Bar and Lorraine, Champagne and Bourgogne;
-: see URF 19 for details


Comment:
see URF 17
COMPARE:  LBQ 5 is a copy of URF 17 = URF:920-961 (46) with a different reconstruction of URF:961;


Comment:
DATE:
CONTENT: mostly bretons and tourangians, with a few angevins;
COMPARE:  LBQ 06 is a copy of URF 13 = URF:802-844 (43) wit h a few additions;


Comment:
la marche de poictou / poictevins a banniere
DATE:
CONTENT: poitevins and a few turangiens and angevins, in 2 subsegments:
-:  (a) LBQ:536-581 (46) is a copy of URF, with minor changes;
-:  (b) LBQ:582-594 (13) has an unidentified source, it begins with the viscounts of Cahors (?), Comborn and Limoges and an otherwise unknown coat of arms for the count of Périgord;
COMPARE: 
-:  LBQ 7a (536-581 = 46) is concordant with URF 8 (545-590 = 46, poi) apart from minor differences - see URF for details;
-:  URF 11 (677-683 = 7, poi) is not like LBQ;
-:  several charges, which are engrailed in URF (pales of lozenges a.o.) are plain in LBQ, though one plain cross in URF is engrailed in LBQ;


Comment:
see URF 8 for details;
CONTENT: nobles from Vienne-Dauphiné;
COMPARE: LBQ 8 is a copy of URF 16 = URF:884-919 (24/36) excluding items with legends only;


Comment:
la marche de gascogne ou guyenne
DATE: see URF
CONTENT: nobles from Gascony, Guienne and Béarn-Navarre; mostly without legends; 5/pg;
COMPARE: 
-: LBQ 9 is a concordant copy of items 414-455+457 in URF 4 = URF:414-471 (58), where URF:456-471 are 10 blanks & 6 blazons;
-: omitted 4 URF = 417 & 439 repeats, and 431 illegible, and URF:429/LBQ:594 Curton (lms, LBQ-07);
-: inserted LBQ:625+626 Guienne & 634 Ventadour & 640 Caupene;
-: LBQ:77v contain mixed extracts from sequence = URF:420+457 (both Pommiers)+438+435+441;


Comment:
see URF 5 for details;
CONTENT: nobles form Languedoc, Foix, Auvergne and Gascogne;
COMPARE: LBQ 10 is a copy of URF 5 = URF:472-507 (29/36), excluding items without blason;


Comment:
DATE:
CONTENT:
-:  bannerets and nobles from Maine;
COMPARE: 
-: LBQ 11 = LBQ:698-722 (16/25) is copied from URF 9 (591-607 = 17), with one omission [598 Amboise] and a tail added;
-: PRT 18 (666-667 = 12, bannerets) + PRT 19 (678-690 = 13) is identical to LBQ;
-: SIC 13 (1142-1172 = 31) has 13 in common, the first 5 concordant, the remainder in irregular order;
STATUS:
-: individuals; date;


Comment:
DATE:
CONTENT: nobles from Bretagne and border areas; 
-: LBQ 12a = LBQ:723-916
-: LBQ 12b = LBQ:917-931 is probably alternative variants of items already in the segment; several items have better blasons than the corresponding items in the main subsegment;
COMPARE:  
-: LBQ 12a = LBQ:723-916 is copied from URF 10 + 12 = URF:608-676 + 684-801 (69+118=187);
-: LBQ 12-pt (794-798 = 5) is concordant with URF 11 with 2 omissions (URF:679+681);
NOTE:
-: see URF 10 for details


Comment:
la marche de berry / berruyers a banniere
see URF 7 for details;


Comment:
la marche de touraine / tourengiaulx
-: LBQ 14 is a copy of URF 6 =  URF:508-528 (20/21) with some items added -- see URF for details


Comment:
see URF 14 for details
COMPARE: LBQ 16 is an edited and amended version of URF 14 = URF:845-862 (18);


Comment:
see URF 26 for details
NOTE:
-:  LBQ 17a (1027-1136 = 110)  is a near complete copy of URF 26 = URF:1494-1608 (98/115);  the first part of the remaining (3-5 items) contain left-outs and there are a number of items also found in URF, 
-: the source of LBQ 17b (1137-1174 = 38) is unknown;
REF: Popoff AP;


Comment:
n = 66 + 1302 bis;
DATE: p.m.
CONTENT: nobles from Ponthieu;
see URF 23 for details;


Comment:
see URF 27,
DATE: p.m.
CONTENT: nobles of the comté d'Artois, incl. 49 bannerets (LBQ:1448-1496);
COMPARE:   
-:  LBQ 22a = LBQ:1449-1586 (111/139) is concordant to URF 27 = URF:1609-1742 (111/134) and to PRT 39 (= PRT:1623-1664; 46 bannerets) + 40a (= PRT:1668-1755);
-:  LBQ 22b = LBQ:1537-1656  is concordant with PRT 40b (= PRT:1757-1820), incl several items also found in URF 27, from unknown source;
-:  LBQ 22c = LBQ:1657-1684, from unknown source;
NOTE: 
-: LBQ:1653 is the name and arms of the owner, Guillaume le Blancq added to an original item;
REF: Popoff AP items 284-520 =  41 pages à 6/pg but 5/173r + 5/176r + 5/177r + 5/183v + 1/193r; visit notes 08.2001;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- DATE:  p.m.
CONTENT:  nobles from ancient comté de Boulogne;
COMPARE:
-: large, but irregular overlap with SIC 07 = SIC:715-794 (50/80), probably not using a common source;
-: little overlap with URF at all;
REF: Popoff AP;


Comment:
CONTENT: nobles from Flandres and the châtellanie de Lillle;
COMPARE: 
-: WVF; CAM (a few items with identical or very close coats of arms);
-: see URF 28 for approx LBQ:1770-2035 in irregular concordance with many gaps and inserts;
-:  LBQ 24 is heavily edited; the major source is URF 28 (1743-1874 = 132) or one of its clones; some items might be added from BEL 35, as their legends are very similar; many items are later lords inserted after the principal items taken from URF; a few items refer to the Le Blancqs, who commissioned the volume; many items have later legends, which appear to be correct;


Comment:
DATE: p.m.
CONTENT: nobles from Brabant with a few from Hesbaye and Hainaut in 3 distinct parts;  
-: 25a =  LBQ:2126-2201, possibly from an URF 31 clone (approximately URF:2103-2180), with barely discernable rythm and a few groups of items;
-: 25b = LBQ:2202-2258 is copied consecutively from BEL 36 = BEL:652-740 (?/89) with some gaps; 
-: 25c = LBQ:2259-2279, with most items blanks or not found in either URF or BEL;
COMPARE:  
-: URF 31 (2103-2183 = 81) has many items extracted in 5-8 readings; 
-: BEL 36* = BEL:652-740 (?/89)
-: ETO-LYN group;


Comment:
DATE:  p.m.
CONTENT: 7 subsegments in different layouts;
(a) LBQ:2280-2284 comtes d'Hainaut; 
(b) LBQ:2285-2311 = fo.279v1-280v5 abbayes; 
( c) LBQ:2312-2319 = 281r1-v3 primary vassals; 
(d) LBQ:2320-2342 = 281v4-283v3 villes; 
(e) LBQ:2343-2364 = fo. 284r-289r pairs of  banners held by a support; 
(f) LBQ:2365-2370 officers; (g) LBQ:2371- gentilhommes;
-: largest Hainaut segment observed;
COMPARE:  
-: some overlap with LYN 71 (101) / BHM 19 (85), but probably not related;
-: NLU 48 (96) / CLE 13 (79);
-: practically no overlap with VER 4+8 (13+117);
-: for LBQ-26 and URF-29 (1875-1910 = 38): a large overlap in same overall order with LBQ:2343-2384, arms of Hainaut-Holland as in URF -- LBQ:2320-2342 (23) are villages and LBQ:2285-2311 (27) are abbeys;
-: for LBQ-26 and URF-30 (1911-2102 = 192): 78 items in common between URF and LBQ, many small fragments of 2-3 items from URF in LBQ - starting LBQ:2379/URF:1993, ending LBQ:2417/URF:2002 - in overall concordant order, but with many omissions and irregular insertions of URF-items into LBQ;
-: URF might have been one of several sources used for LBQ-hai , and LBQ-hai for PRT;
STATUS:
-: evaluation of date and individuals p.m.;
COMPARE: 
-: extensive, but spotty, overlap of URF 29&30 (228) with LBQ 26 (2280-2491 = 212);


Comment:
DATE: 
-: <1364; c1380; 1372 (Jequier BEL) - from Bellenville;
CONTENT: 
-: nobles from Holland-Hainaut in 3 subsegments; 
(a) = LBQ:2492-2498, count and villes; 
(b) = LBQ:2499-2583, nobles (from BEL 37); 
( c) = LBQ:2584/2586-2592, nobles, blason only, in another hand (from URF 33);
COMPARE: 
-: nobles primarily copied, and partly rearraigned, from a version of BEL 37 with a tail, in another hand, added from URF 33;
-: hardly any relation to PRT;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- DATE: p.m.
CONTENT: nobles from the Bishopric of  Utrecht;
COMPARE:  LBQ 28 is an extract of a version of BEL 38 (46), which is dated 1379-1393 by the bishop Wevelinghoven;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- DATE: p.m.
CONTENT: nobles from Jülich (Juliers);
COMPARE: LBQ 29 is an extract of BEL 39 = BEL:932-996 (65) with Rödelsheim (from GEL ?) added as last item.


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- DATE:
CONTENT: nobles from Geldern-Berg;
COMPARE: LBQ 30  is an extract of a BEL version, BEL 40 = BEL:997-1133 (137);


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- DATE: p.m.
CONTENT: nobles from Berg;
COMPARE: extract of a copy of BEL 41 (39);


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- DATE: p.m.
CONTENT: nobles from Mark;
COMPARE:  LBQ 32 is an extract of BEL 42 (19)


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- DATE: p.m.
CONTENT:  nobles from Kleve;
COMPARE:  LBQ 33 is an extract of a Bellenville version, BEL 43 = BEL:11921285 (56/94);


Comment:
see URF 32 for further details and evaluation;
-: p.m. -- c1374, Basweiler ?;
CONTENT: 
-: bannerets and nobles from Hesbaye, Namur and Liége;
COMPARE: 
-:  LBQ 34 is a copy of URF 32 (2184-2284 = 101) , and has: 71 items in common between LBQ and URF, legends and overall sequence similar with omissions, transpositions and inserts, probably extracted from URF in 2-3 readings;
-: 3 LBQ present in other URF segments = LBQ:2911/URF:2173 + 2930/2124 + 2949/2165;
-: 1 LBQ double of URF item = LBQ:2880;
-: 10 LBQ as new inserts;
-: transpositions mainly between LBQ:2884/2901, incl. 2 in common sequence;
STATUS:
-: evaluation of individuals & check of arms in outsiders;


Comment:
-: see URF 2 England for details;
DATE:
-:  1380 (URF parts);  
-: 1397 (ETO parts); 1483-1513, Thomas Howard E.Suffolk (LBQ:3048), the last item is without Flodden argumentation; probably combined >1450 (clem);
CONTENT:
-:  english nobles with generally very bad legends;
COMPARE: 
-: LBQ 35 is most probaly edited from URF 02 and LYN 32 or one of their clones, with URF:129-233 providing the major part of LBQ:2951-2975 + 3005-3046 and LYN 32 for LBQ:2976-3004;
-: JL + ETO + BHM are less likely as sources for LBQ 35;
STATUS:
-: need revision;


Comment:
DATE:  c1300 (clem);
CONTENT:  scottish and english nobles, probably from the wars of Edward I or Edward II;
COMPARE:  
-: LBQ 36 is an amalgamation of URF 3 Scotland = URF: 397-413, excluding items with legends only, and an extract of a short subsegment from URF 2 England = URF:264-297 (13/34), probably mistitled Scots in URF source;
-: SIC 30 (1762-1786 = 25) has most of LYN 36;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- CONTENT: Electors, german dukes and mostly counts;
COMPARE:  some overlap with LYN 26 + 28, but not likely to be a copy; a few signle items also in BEL and/or GRU;
CHK  some items, not found in DB or Rolland / SIE, temporarily placed with similar blasoned branches;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- ANALYSIS:  see Analysis-aut-1  (same source as EE-aut, or rather LYN-aut); see GpETO segments 102 & 340;
DATE:
NOTE: mentioned in Pas ETO;
-: LBQ:3293 = Nicodemus della Scala Bf.Freising 1421-1448, bav;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- ANALYSIS:  see Analysis-Aut-1  (same source as EE-aut - or rather LYN-aut);
NOTE: mentioned in Pas EE


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- DATE:  n.a.
CONTENT: moravian nobles;
COMPARE:  one source used for subsegments BHM 33c, LYN 39b and LBQ 40;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- DATE: n.a.
COMPARE: BHM 33b + LYN 39a use identical source;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- ANALYSIS: see BEL-sue = BEL 9 Sverige = BEL:166-185 (20);
DATE: 1385-1386, at tournament in Mecklenburg (proposed, pae + lj + jr );
CONTENT: swedish nobles;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- 
DATE: >1475 Hurtado de Mendoza D.Infantadgo 1475, Cueva D.Albuquerque 1462, 
-: Juan II R.Castille 1406-1454, Enrique IV R.Castille 1454-1464, Isabella 1464-;
CONTENT: 
-: mainly castilian nobles, with a few navarrese and aragonians;
COMPARE: 
-: ESP + BEL


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- DATE:
CONTENT: arms of nobles in Cordova (here with marche of Granada);
COMPARE:
NOTE:  ESP (BnF fr.32675) possibly used by Diderot & d'Alembert;


Comment:
see URF 40 for details;
CONTENT:  nobles from Aragon;
COMPARE:  
-: LBQ 62 is edited from  BEL 06 (121-163 = 43) and URF 40 (2460-2502 = 43) with a few more recent coats of arms added;


Comment:
segment name not found, contain several breton nobles as in HU-6;


Comment:
segment titles found at bottom of preceeding page, i.e. fo. 31v " se sont les noms et les armes de la marche de Flandre";


Comment:
similarities to BHM-45 Artois (146 items);


Comment:
1+1 items; legend to CLE:1 Francois 1er - must be a later addition;
CONTENT:  CLE:1 France with legend Francois 1er, reg.1515-1547;  CLE:2 Guyenne;


Comment:
7+7x12 items; 31v-33v blanco;
-: England and Scotland intermingled with 2 subsets of blank pages, resolved into 5 segments and consolidated into 2 sets, each  with continuous serial numbering;
DATE:  1397 (as ETO-en), but 03a from c1420 (Henry V and royal titled peers);
ANALYSIS:  ENGLAND-1; CLE-en (CLE segments 03+05+07) is probably copied from APA or a putative common source', note that Shirley is missing in APA, but present in CLE and ETO;
CONTENT:  7 members of the royal family on 34r = CLE:25-31as CLE-03a with serial number = 0 (zero);  nearly all items in ETO-en present in 4x3 layout, but i different order; 84 items in CLE-03b on 34v-37r, 48 in CLE-05 on 42r-43v, 36 in CLE-07 on 45r-46r;


Comment:
12+12+7+7; 38rv missing; 40v blanco; 41v =" txt";
CONTENT: Scottish segment of 61 items intermingled with English segment as CLE-04a = 39rv = 24 items, CLE-04b = 40r = 7 items of royal family, CLE-06 = 44rv = 24 items;
COMPARE: CLE-sco and NLU 5 = NLU:231-292 (61/61) are identical.


Comment:
7+12+8 items; 46v + 47r blanco; 
DATE:  n.a.
CONTENT:  nobles from comté de Artois  -  most items without legends and only preliminary identification;
COMPARE:  segment probably identical to NLU-42 = NLU:1228-1254;


Comment:
7+6 items; 49r = "txt";
DATE: 1393-1423 (Jülich-Geldern, CLE:289);
CONTENT: nobles from Jülich and Geldern, possibly part of segment of 16 + 18;


Comment:
2+3x12+5 items; 52v blanco; 53r = "juliers";
CONTENT: probably 2 segments; 18a = 53v+54rv = CLE:563-588 Jülich = 26 items, starting Hz.Jülich; 18b =55rv = CLE:589-605 possibly an Utrecht / Geldern segment or a misplaced leaf;
COMPARE:  CLE-18a is a copy of the full ETO-jul page (ETO 4 = EE:187-215 (24/29)), less the double;


Comment:
3+6x12 items, crests; 56rv blanco;
LEGEND:  sensuyt la chevallerie de/ la duche de cleues
DATE:  p.m.;
CONTENT:  more middle rhenish arms than westphalians among the arms that can be identified with certainty;
-:   french copy of flemish legends, but hard to decipher;
-:  segment might be a c1520 construction of the NLU/CLE-editor ?
-:  many ui items noted as 'cle' might be rhe/jul/pal/mnz;
NOTE: fo.57r1 arms of Jülich-Berg-Ravensberg  as Hz.Kleve (!) and r2 son of Berg (!);  57v1 Heinsberg-Jülich  (!); 
-  Adolf I Gf.Kleve & Mark (maison Mark-Altena)  d.1394, married Margareta von Jülich (d/ Gerhard in Jülich-Berg-Ravensberg)   - Adolf Hz.Kleve d.1448  -  Johan (I), 1419-81, Hz.Kleve 1449  +  Adolf von Ravenstein, 1425-1492;
-  Johan (I) d.1481  -  Johan (II) 'kindermacher'  d.1521 -  Johan (III) 'friedfertige', 1490-1539, Hz.Jülich-Berg & Gf.Ravensberg 1521/24, married the heiress Maria von Jülich-Berg-Ravensberg  -  Wilhelm 'reiche', 1516-1592, Hz.Kleve-Jülich-Berg &c;
COMPARE:
-  identical to NLU-38 = NLU:1110-1184 (75/75);
-  a few items of LYN 37 Rhineland  (Pfalz; 14 items) = LYN:931-936 has very similar legends;


Comment:
7+6x12 items, crests;  62r-64v sine nomen; 60v-61r blanco;
LEGEND: la chevallerie de la conte henault
DATE: 1345-1417 (Wittelsbacher counts); c1430 le Sr + Simon + Guillaume de Lalaing [738-740];
-:  Simon de Lalaing S.Hordain & Quiévrain, bailli de Hainaut, 1362-86 (periods); 
-: Othon c1338-1441, S.Lalaing  & Bugnicourt, c1390, bailli d'Hainault 1398  -  Guil S.Bugnicourt, d.1475, bailli d'Hainaut 1427-33 + Sanche S.Oprebaix, d.1460 + Simon S.Montigny & Hantes, CTdO 1431, c1405-1476;
CONTENT:  
-: 20a = 61v + 63r7-64v, 49 items from Hainaut;
-: 20b = 62r1-63r6, 30 items from Normandie, taken from a copy of Wijnberghen (WIN:335-415; 30/80), unlikely through ETO;
COMPARE: 
-:  NLU 48 (96);
-: extensive overlap of CLE 20a with LYN 71 = 2400-2485 (86), but probably no concordance;


Comment:
7+6x12 items, crests,
LEGEND:  cy sensuyt la chevallerie de la duche de brabant
DATE:  1407-1430 (Bourgogne-Brabant period);
CONTENT: brabantian nobles;
COMPARE: 
-: identical to NLU-36 = NLU:1002-1080 (79/79);  
-: large overlap, slightlly concordant between CLE:753-790 and LYN:1124-1180 from LYN 43 (180) - probably incidental;


Comment:
7+6x12+1 items, crests, 68v blanco;
DATE: < 1430; Victor van Vlandern d.1430; Roland Uikerke d.1442;
CONTENT: flemish nobles; 
COMPARE: one of the sources of RUE-fla (re Dullaert);
NOTE:  probably contemporary, c1450, many forenames


Comment:
7+2x12+3 items, crests
DATE: < 1450;  Lodewijk van Montfoort d.1451;
CONTENT: nobles from Holland and Utrecht, many named;
COMPARE:  NLU 44 (19) + NLU 46 (15);


Comment:
7+12+7 items, crests; 75r-76v blanco;
CONTENT: nobility from Zeeland;
COMPARE:
-:  identical to NLU 47 = NLU:1386-1411 (26); 
-:  possibly derived from ETO-zel (20/25), or one of its clones, e.g.  BHM-zel (23/31), LYN 73 zel (18/36);
NOTE:
-  Vranck van Borselen (CLE:695) not designated as C.Ostrevant;


Comment:
7+12 items; 78v blanco;
DATE: n.a.;
CONTENT:  FBf + Virneburg + Blanckenheim and other nobles;
COMPARE: NLU-16 = NLU:386-404 (19/19);


Comment:
7+5 items, crests; 80r blanco;
LEGEND: les armes de strasbourg
DATE: < 1438; 
CONTENT:  Friedrich (X) von Pittau, marshal of Steiermark, ospm.1438; some austrians incl. Weiler/Wolkenstein and Koenigsberg (BHM:760) - a Pittau relation ?; most items not identified;
-: possibly an austrian segment of Steiermark, not a Strasburger segment, no Pittau'er is mentioned for any Strasburg office (ESNF);


Comment:
2 items; 81v-82v blanco;
CONTENT:  Baden + Spanheim;


Comment:
5+12+8 items, crests; 83v blanco;
DATE:
CONTENT:  Kf.Pfalz and nobles; mostly without identifications;
COMPARE: 
-: NLU 20 = NLU:468-484 (17) is CLE 20, less fo.85r (CLE:1029-1036);


Comment:
No header ¤ lor-cha-bur, fla-art-pon, nor

Comparisons:
No header ¤ lor-cha-bur, fla-art-pon, nor


Comment:
not VER proper; URF 48 (33/33); FCB*
CONTENT:
COMPARE: similar segment present in URF except VER:892;
REF:  GJ Brault, Antiq.J. 74:299, 1994;


Comment:
2+2/ page; old fo.1-10, 11rv blank;
DATE:  1452 (clem);  1436-1438 (Waldstein);
-: Hz. Albrecht (VI) von Österreich 1418-1464 (o.s.p., regent of AltÖsterreich (swabian Vorländer) and ob der Enns, brother of Emperor Friedrich III, hilding engagement ring) who in 1452 married Mathilde von Pfalz 1419-1482;
CONTENT: 1a) 4 figures, Hz + Hzn, 1/pg.;  1b) Erbländer (HI:5-19);  1c) austrian nobility (69 items);
NOTE:  handdrawn arms, aquatinted, by Hans Ingeram; maler A  + scribe 1


Comment:
old fo.41-70;
DATE: 
CONTENT:  members of the Turniergesellschaft 'Leitbracken' in Unterschwaben und Baden;
COMPARE:
NOTE: 
-  only title figure painted by Hans Ingeram, arms and crest by hand B; using preprints with different Helmdecke;
-  the society merged < 1479 with Kranz to Leitbracken und Kranzlin (GR segment 19);
REF: Kruse R 294;


Comment:
DATE:
CONTENT:  members of an unknown Turniergesellschaft, probably the 'Bären' in Bayern;
NOTE: by Hans Ingeram (?); 2+2/pg


Comment:
DATE:  
CONTENT:  member of the Turniergesellschaft 'Einhorn' in Franken;
NOTE:  by Hans Ingeram, 2+2/pg


Comment:
DATE:
CONTENT:  members of the Turniergesellschaft 'Fürspang' or buckle in Mittel- und Unterfranken;
NOTE:  by Hans Ingeram, 2+2/pg
-  the Fürspang society (established 1392, 26 members according to statute, not exclusive) met regularly at Nürnberg, Bamberg and Würzburg;
-  members present in GR:272n-287n + QKS:24v + YMA/WB-392d:38r + Würzburger Turnierbuch; list of members in Rechnungsbuch and refs;
REF: Kruse R 156-165; Ranft A 261+ Annex B;


Comment:
DATE:
CONTENT:  members of the Turniergesellschaft 'Wolf' in Rheinland;
NOTE:  by Hans Ingeram; 2+2/pg


Comment:
HI:726 / 212n outside segmentation
DATE: 
CONTENT:  members of the Turniergesellschaft 'Steinbock' im Rheinland;
NOTE:  by Hans Ingeram, 2+2/pg;


Comment:
DATE: c.1440  (Becker HI)
CONTENT: members of the Turniergesellschaft 'Wind' or 'Windhund' (greyhound) in Mittel- and NiederRhein;
NOTE: by hand C, 2+2/pg;
-  GR 23 at another time;
REF: Kruse R 390;


Comment:
DATE: c.1440  (Becker HI)
CONTENT:  members of the Turniergesellschaft '(Niederer) Esel' in Main-Gebiet;
REF:  hand C, 3x2/pg;


Comment:
DATE:  c.1440
CONTENT:  members of the Turniergesellschaft '(Obere) Esel' in Kreichgau;
NOTE:  by hand C; 3x2/pg;


Comment:
pages 54-55 (HI:879-884) + 28-36 (HI:885-908), Exempla or Ternionen;
DATE:  compiled 1330-1352, copied < 1461, Otto (III) Hz.Braunsweig, reg. 1330-1352, coronation of Louis XI R.France 1461;
CONTENT: 3 'best knowns';
NOTE:  hand E, the 'Exempla'-Meister; 2:1/pg;


Comment:
DATE:  1455-58 - see HI 14 Quaternionen;
CONTENT: Electors, Pope (Calixtus III, 1455-1458), a few others added without apparent reason;
NOTE:  hand E, 'Exempla'-meister,


Comment:
DATE:   1455-1458, Pope Calixtus III reg. 1455-1458;
CONTENT: Ämter und Würden der HHR according the text in the Golden Bull 1356 of Emperor Karl IV;
NOTE: hand E, the 'Exempla'-Meister; 2:2/pg with text; no crests;


Comment:
DATE: 1452-1455, Borso d'Este, Eneas Silvio Picolomini (Bf. Siena 1450, cardinal 1455, Pope Pius II 1458)
CONTENT:  fragment of an european armorial with Philippe 'le bon' D.Bourgogne, some english nobles, italian nobles;
NOTE:  hand E, the 'Exempla' - Meister; 2x3/pg; Teil 4 in Becker HI;


Comment:
DATE:  >1447, Milan as claim by Albrecht von habsburg, after the extinction of the Viscontis 1447 in the male line;
CONTENT:  arms of the Maison Habsburg, swiss 'Eidgenossen' with text referring to the Battle of Sempach 1386, where the links to Habsburg and swabian nobility were broken;
NOTE: hand E ? ('Exempla-Meister');


Comment:
DATE:  16C;
CONTENT: copy of wall decoration in Kloster Castl im Oberpfalz (Seyler);


Comment:
legends only, 4x4;
-; pennon + 2 shields in row 1, legends of 2 abbots added in different hand;
-: 3 legends in row 2, blank shields for the rest;
¤probably an abandoned page, incoherent entries.


Comment:
Ancestors of Jean de Bourgogne d.1491, C.Étampes 1434.
DATE:  >1434;
NOTE:  on 43v = p.88bis a set of ancestors comprising a lion with crested helmet holding  a shield (43r1) and 4 banners = 43r2 Bourgogne-jeune, 3 Artois, 4 Flanders, 5 Anjou;


Comment:
-  70r+v blank pages; 
 71r-72r = p.142-147, 3x4, BHM-27;
DATE:  <1432, 
-: Antoine de Toulongeon d.1432 [1067];
CONTENT:  
-: burgundian nobility; ancestors of the 3 first dukes in segment 41.
COMPARE: 
¤ BHM-27 (1619-1686 = 68); 
NOTE:
-: "Item des ..... boeck van Boergoendien hout inns 97 Wapens" is written before the 14 items of segment 41, which gives only 89 items together;
-: 2 later items - or- misread (?) in the not used 1120-1121;
CHK 
-: BHM and dates;


Comment:
see GpURF
ci apres s ensuyvent les noms et les armes d aucuns a baniere quon  a ven en hainault qui sont morts sans relever
DATE:
-: p.m.
CONTENT: 
-: nobles fro Hainaut, URF segments 29 (1875-1910 = 36) joined with URF 30 to 228 items;
-: C.Hainaut & Holland only in segment 29, Hainaut ancient & modern and Hainaut qtg Holland;
-: URF-30 would be extinct branches or families, e.g. Jan d'Avesnes S.Beaumont (ospm.1357), b/ Wm (III) C.Hainaut (r.1304-1337);
COMPARE: 
-: extensive, but spotty, overlap of URF 29&30 (228) with LBQ 26 (2280-2491 = 212); 
-: for LBQ-26 and URF-29: a large overlap in same overall order with LBQ:2343-2384, arms of Hainaut-Holland as in URF -- LBQ:2320-2342 (23) are villages and LBQ:2285-2311 (27) are abbeys;
-: for LBQ-26 and URF-30: 78 items in common between URF and LBQ, many small fragments of 2-3 items from URF in LBQ - starting LBQ:2379/URF:1993, ending LBQ:2417/URF:2002 - in overall concordant order, but with many omissions and irregular insertions of URF-items into LBQ;
-: URF might have been one of several sources used for LBQ-hai;
-: PRT-38 (1503-1621 = 119) has 82 items in common with URF-hai, but a few more with LBQ, and selection and order is very similar to that of LBQ, which might have been one of the source used.
-: SIC-05 (436-552 = 118) has only 49 items in common with URF, of which 44 are also common to PRT and 35 to LBQ, among these the 6 variants from URF are common to PRT and SIC, so PRT might be one of the sources used  for SIC;
STATUS:
-: evaluation of date and individuals p.m.;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- ce sont les armes d aucuns alemans et ne scest-on de quelles marches et sont a baniere
DATE: p.m.
CONTENT: german nobles;
COMPARE: GRU + UFF + BE


Comment:
DATE:
CONTENT:
-: (a) NLU:14r-15v = NLU:22-66 = CLE-42 (45/67) = CLE:1426-1470, Bourgogne, CTdO;
-: (b) NLU:16r = NLU:67-74 = CLE-30b = 1074-1081 (8/11), Hessen;
CONTENT: Bourgogne + Flanders + Artois + Franche-Comté, approx 10 CTdO followed by  a mix of grand seigneurs, princes and bishops from the Empire;
NOTE:
Problematic, Maximilian I


Comment:
arms of the german emperor / Deutsche König;


Comment:
-: Rene d'Anjou, titular R.Sicilie & C.Provence


Comment:
see ETO-en;
CLE ==-: England and Scotland intermingled with 2 subsets of blank pages, resolved into 5 segments and consolidated into 2 sets, each  with continuous serial numbering;
DATE:  1397 (as ETO-en), but 03a from c1420 (Henry V and royal titled peers);
ANALYSIS:  ENGLAND-1; CLE-en (CLE segments 03+05+07) is probably copied from APA or a putative common source', note that Shirley is missing in APA, but present in CLE and ETO;
CONTENT:  7 members of the royal family on 34r = CLE:25-31as CLE-03a with serial number = 0 (zero);  nearly all items in ETO-en present in 4x3 layout, but i different order; 84 items in CLE-03b on 34v-37r, 48 in CLE-05 on 42r-43v, 36 in CLE-07 on 45r-46r;


Comment:
DATE:
CONTENT:
-: 32 quarters of ancestors of Raigecourt;


Comment:
DATE:
CONTENT:
-: 32 quartars of ancestors of Haraucourt;


Comment:
see GpETO 117;
CONTENT:
-: polish bishops and nobles;
COMPARE:
-: NLU:432-440 (9) as in a fragment of ETO-pol, princes and dioceses;
-: NLU-15 identical to CLE-44


Comment:
-: not in CLE, but probably replaced in CLE-08 with a repeat of Francois I R.France;


Comment:
DATE: c.1420-1440 (clem);
CONTENT:
-: habsburger Erbländer and nobles;
COMPARE:
-: NLU = CLE-45 = 1502-1556 = 55;
-: Erbländer as in ETO-aut;
-: many similar items, incl. Erbländer, but only within LYN-36 = 810-851 (42/118);


Comment:
DATE: 1368-1390 (clem);
-: Jean de Mauquency S.Blainville, marF 1368, d.1390;
-: Guillaume de Melun C.Tancarville, ospm.1415;
COMPARE:
-: not like ETO-nor al. WIN-nor;


Comment:
DATE:
-: 
CONTENT:
-: 16 quarters of Haraucourt;
COMPARE:
-: NLU:678-693 = JHA-02a = JHA:9005-9016;


Comment:
LEGEND: la chevallerie des contes barons chevallieres et seigneurs subiects au duc de lorraine et evesque de metz;
CONTENT:  nobles from Pfalz and Middle Rhine, Lorraine, Bar and possibly Upper Westphalia;
COMPARE:
-: NLU = JHA-03 = NLU:88-186;
-: NLU:694-784 = CLE-03 = CLE:61-151;
-: NLU:785-792 = CLE:1029-1036 = CLE:85r = CLE:28b;


Comment:
-: a fragment of CLE 32b/36b is similar to LYN 34, LYN:747-768 on fo.53rv;


Comment:
-: a single larger shield as NLU:76r5, corresponding to CLE:1140 in CLE:31c;


Comment:
LEGEND: les armes de strasbourg
DATE: < 1438; 
CONTENT:  Friedrich (X) von Pittau, marshal of Steiermark, ospm.1438; some austrians incl. Weiler/Wolkenstein and Koenigsberg (BHM:760) - a Pittau relation ?; most items not identified;
-: possibly an austrian segment of Steiermark, not a Strasburger segment, no Pittau'er is mentioned for any Strasburg office (ESNF);


Comment:
Hardly a marche of the county of Cilly in modern Slovenia. Probably used an 'upgraded' source from the concilium at Constance 1414-18 with Gf. Ulrich (II) Cilly (r.1454-56) replacing Herman (II, d.1426).  The men following were probably the Cilly part of the entourage of Sigismund Ks.HRR, his son-in-law.


Comment:
DATE: c1443;
-: Nicodemus della Scala of Verona, Bf.Freising 1421-1443 recognised by the pope, succeded by Heinrich (II) von Schlick (resigned 1448), Propst zum Bunzlau, but with counterbishop Johan Grünwalder (natural son of Hz. Bayern, elected 1421, resigned, Generalvikar, elected 1443, confimed 1448);
CONTENT: bavarian (and austrian) nobles in the service of the Bf.Freising nr. München;
-: many without identification;
COMPARE:  NLU-35 = NLU:968-1001 (34/34);


Comment:
LEGEND:  cy sensuyt la chevallerie de la duche de brabant
DATE:  1407-1430 (Bourgogne-Brabant period);
CONTENT: brabantian nobles;
COMPARE: 
-: identical to NLU-36 = NLU:1002-1080 (79/79);  
-: large overlap, slightlly concordant between CLE:753-790 and LYN:1124-1180 from LYN 43 (180) - probably incidental;


Comment:
-: large overlap, subsequences, transpositions with LYN 48 = 1432-1471 (25/40), but an additional 8 LYN in CLE 3 lor-metz, and 3 doubles in CLE; BHM (39/39) = LYN;


Comment:
CLE == -  Adolf I Gf.Kleve & Mark (maison Mark-Altena)  d.1394, married Margareta von Jülich (d/ Gerhard in Jülich-Berg-Ravensberg)   - Adolf Hz.Kleve d.1448  -  Johan (I), 1419-81, Hz.Kleve 1449  +  Adolf von Ravenstein, 1425-1492;
-  Johan (I) d.1481  -  Johan (II) 'kindermacher'  d.1521 -  Johan (III) 'friedfertige', 1490-1539, Hz.Jülich-Berg & Gf.Ravensberg 1521/24, married the heiress Maria von Jülich-Berg-Ravensberg  -  Wilhelm 'reiche', 1516-1592, Hz.Kleve-Jülich-Berg &c;
COMPARE:
-  identical to NLU-38 = NLU:1110-1184 (75/75);
-  a few items of LYN 37 Rhineland  (Pfalz; 14 items) = LYN:931-936 has very similar legends;


Comment:
CONTENT:  nobles from comté de Artois  -  most items without legends and only preliminary identification;


Comment:
HEADER:  "la chevallerie de la conte de bourgoingne";
DATE: 1430;
CONTENT:
-: the main part covers a tournament held outside Arras on the 20.02.1430 between 5 champions of Burgundy and 5 of France, as recorded by Monstrelet;
-: most items without legends;
-: FRENCH: Theode de Valpergue (NLU 1354), Poton de Saintrailles (NLU 1359), Philibert d'Abrecy (NLU 1355, Blaisy), Guillaume de Bez (du Biez) (NLU 1358), Jean de Milly (not Neuilly) (NLU 1363);
-: BOURGOGNE: Simon de Lalaing (NLU 1357); Beauffremont Charny (NLU 1356); Jean de Vaudrey (NLU 1361); Nicolas de Menthon (NLU 1360); Philibert de Menthon.
-: Simon de Lalaing S.Montigny & Hantes, CTdO 1431, c1405-1476, a well-knon jouster from Hainaut;
-: Jean Poton de Saintralles 1390-1461, GFM 1454;
REF:
-: Roch de Coligny, pers.com. 08.2014; Monstrelet 2:81;


Comment:
DATE: < 1450;  Lodewijk van Montfoort d.1451;
CONTENT: nobles from Holland and Utrecht, many named;
COMPARE:
-: CLE-23a (19/34) = 919-952, less 938-952 in NLU-48


Comment:
DATE: < 1430; Victor van Vlandern d.1430; Roland Uikerke d.1442;
CONTENT: flemish nobles; 
COMPARE: one of the sources of RUE-fla (re Dullaert);
NOTE:  probably contemporary, c1450, many forenames


Comment:
-:  possibly derived from ETO-zel (20/25), or one of its clones, e.g.  BHM-zel (23/31), LYN 73 zel (18/36);
NOTE:
-  Vranck van Borselen (CLE:695) not designated as C.Ostrevant;


Comment:
COMPARE:
-: NLU:1512-1590 = CLE-20 = 681-759 (79)
-: NLU:1591-1607 = CLE:18b = CLE:589-605 (17)
CLE == LEGEND: la chevallerie de la conte henault
DATE: 1345-1417 (Wittelsbacher counts); c1430 le Sr + Simon + Guillaume de Lalaing [738-740];
-:  Simon de Lalaing S.Hordain & Quiévrain, bailli de Hainaut, 1362-86 (periods); 
-: Othon c1338-1441, S.Lalaing  & Bugnicourt, c1390, bailli d'Hainault 1398  -  Guil S.Bugnicourt, d.1475, bailli d'Hainaut 1427-33 + Sanche S.Oprebaix, d.1460 + Simon S.Montigny & Hantes, CTdO 1431, c1405-1476;
CONTENT:  
-: 20a = 61v + 63r7-64v, 49 items from Hainaut;
-: 20b = 62r1-63r6, 30 items from Normandie, taken from a copy of Wijnberghen (WIN:335-415; 30/80), unlikely through ETO;
COMPARE: 
-:  NLU 48 (96);
-: extensive overlap of CLE 20a with LYN 71 = 2400-2485 (86), but probably no concordance;


Comment:
DATE: n.a.
CONTENT:
-: german and swiss towns:


Comment:
DATE: 
CONTENT: ancestors of Henry VI R.England, r.1422-1471; FM = later pen sketch, confounded;


Comment:
DATE:   p.m.
CONTENT: 
-:  pomeranian nobles from the Stettin area, very few legends present;
COMPARE: 
¤ BHM 24 (1484-1498 = 15/15), very few legends;


Comment:
109r = smudge of the 3 arms on 108v; text only = "item der derttienshe boeck van der lande van Cleve hout innt 33 wapens"
109v = 4 banners + swan; 
DATE:   > 1449;
ANCESTORS:
¤ LYN 52a (109v / p.220) = 2+3 / 1 / 4+5 = Johan I Gf.Kleve 1449 (1419-81) + F + FM + M + MM, grouped around the family's swan badge charged with shield;
¤ BHM 06a (BHM:440+440a-d, fo.47v), has identical design;
CONTENT:  
¤ 52b nobility from Kleve; 
COMPARE: ;
¤  BHM 06b (441-475 = 30/35), though BHM has crests; less Oij and Broekhuijsen; 
-: probably same source;


Comment:
DATE: c1418;
CONTENT: dioceses in central and eastern Europe, many as variants; a few with the personal arms of the bishop rather than the diocese; also arms of Copenhagen, Trondheim and Uppsala and a single scottish diocese;
COMPARE:
-: VSW; KCR - a major source from the 1418 Konstanzer Koncilium; RUG


Comment:
DATE:
CONTENT: counts and marquises, incl. habsburger Erbländer;


Comment:
DATE: n.a. + odd pages
CONTENT:  Habsburger emperor, former Hz. unter den Enns;


Comment:
DATE:  n.a.
CONTENT:  Neuf preux / Nine Worthies, often part of the Ternionen (Three of each), see segment 03;


Comment:
DATE:  n.a.
CONTENT:   Ternionen, i.e. 3 of each, first shields, roman emperors etc., the 'Nine Worthies' are in segment 02;


Comment:
DATE:  n.a.
CONTENT:  names of roman emperors;
-: the arms are derived from classical objects like coins;


Comment:
DATE:  n.a.
CONTENT:  Quarternionen, i.e. 4 of each. Dukes, margraves, counts, .., towns;


Comment:
ANALYSIS: Analyse 3-kings
DATE:  n.a.
-: 1430-1460, René d'Anjou R.Sicile [184];
CONTENT:  arms of fabulous kingdom taken from various armorials and travel books, incl. Marco Polo and 'The book of the knowledge of all the kingdoms &c' by an anonymous 14C spanish franciscan friar;
COMPARE:  some parts are very close to parts of HI, UF and MT;


Comment:
DATE:  p.m.
CONTENT:  dukes from several countries;


Comment:
DATE:  p.m.
CONTENT:  Gf.Württemberg with nobles on a band around the core shield;


Comment:
DATE: p.m.
CONTENT: margraves / marquises from several countries


Comment:
DATE: p.m.
CONTENT:  dukes from several countries;


Comment:
DATE: c.1280  Nicolas de Charbogne C.Rethel 1278 (j.u.)
CONTENT: counts from many european countries;
COMPARE:  MIL


Comment:
DATE:  p.m.
CONTENT: german and austrian freiherren or barons;


Comment:
DATE:  n.a.
CONTENT:  nobles, mainly lords, from various countries, ususally in small groups; probably copied from various sources;
COMPARE: MIL 15 + 17 +19 ?, UFF ?;  ING ?


Comment:
DATE: >1484
CONTENT: 
-: 91 members of the swabian  (Nordschwaben (Falke) und nordlicher Bodensee-raum (Fisch)) Adels- und Turniergesellschaft Visch und Falke, which merged in 1484, but had cooperated from before 1446 (Grabstein Wildhans v.Neuneck); 
-: several members of V&F were also members of other societies;
-: 65 of these members were mentioned in Statutes and other lists apart from GRU;
COMPARE:  
-: emblem in SCH:22r,, and QDJ/392d:35r, and Kraichgauer Turnierbuch; 
NOTE:  
-: emblem of both societies, sometimes with crossed swords, also St.George;
-: Pfaff-Hans von Montfort, persevant 1485; Hans Österreicher, herold 1487;
-. Emblem adopted by RRK Hegau-Allgäu-Bodensee;
REF: 
-: Kruse R #47 Falke  + 218-221 #64 Visch + 424-431 #83 V&F (but not # 22 Falke);


Comment:
DATE: n.a., incl. legends only
CONTENT: 
-: mix of nobles from Southern Germany, Alsace, Suisse and Austria;


Comment:
DATE: > 1479 (established)
CONTENT:  
-: 31 members of the Adels- & Turniergesellschaft Krone in Schwaben, incl. Tirol;
NOTE:
-: 16 Krone-members in GRU are mentioned in connection with tournaments between 1479 and 1487; 
-: 3 other members named in GRU: Gf.Kirchberg, Fhr.Stoffeln and Justingen;
-: persevant Erhard at Nürnberberg 1482;
-: another 'Krone' of 1372 is mentioned in Kruse R 81-83 #15, no relation known, possibly with Eberhard Gf.Württemberg;
-: the 'Krone' emblem in the Sembach battle 1386 chapel (St.Agnes chapel in Köngisfelden might be mistaken;
COMPARE:  
-: Konrad Schnitt = SCH:23r; 
-: BSB, cod.icon.392d = QDJ:25v;
REF:  
-: Kruse R 421-423, #82;


Comment:
DATE: c.1480;
CONTENT: 
-: 48 members of the Adels- & Turniergesellschaft Leitbracken & Krenzlin in Schwaben, a merger < 1479 between the societies Leitbracken al. Bracke al. Leithund and Kranz al. Kranzlein; 
-: several items has references (legends giving names) to more than one family;
NOTE: 
-: the names of 35 members are mentioned in relation to tournaments 1479-1486, and 4 other members of Leitbracken: Gf.Öttingen, Gf.Helfenstein, Gf.Herrenberg and Gf.Dillingen;
-:  Utz Helfenstein, herold 1485;
-:  some differences between GRU/b  in Kruse R and Boos GRU;
-: Kruse R # 63 'Bracke' of 1436, in Unterschwaben and Baden  -- SCH:24r; on Diesbach-wappenscheibe in Worb and with allianzwappen of Ludwig (I) Diesbach and Elizabeth von Rems (c1450)  -- might have developred into RRK Neckar-Schwarzwald-Ortenau;
-: Kruse R #80 Kranz, <1479, in Oberschwaben, mentioned 1487, possibly on a portrait of Heinrich Blarer (c1460)  -- QDJ:26v; SCH:5v;
COMPARE:
-: ING segm. 2 Leitbracken c1460, nearly complete overlap, but different order, indicating that membership was in practice 'hereditary';;
-: emblem in DWF segm 20, members of Leitbracken and Windhund, large overlap, but less than for ING;
REF: 
Kruse R 294-297 #63 L + 417 #80 K + 418-420 #81 L&K;


Comment:
DATE: probably c.1480-85 - as for Krone a.o.;
CONTENT:  
-: 21 members of the Adels- &Turniergesellschaft (Niederen ?) Esel in Rheinland;
NOTE:
-: 16 of the above families mentioned as witnesses to statutes and protocols 1387-1490;
-: 2 regional sub-societes: Oberer Esel in Heidelberg, and Niederer Esel in Frankfurt;
COMPARE:  
-: ING  9 + 10 ?, herald Hans Ingeram, c1460;  
-: DWF
-: MIL
-: emblem in SCH:20r;  QDJ/392d:36r; WB Maximilian zum Jungen (Roth-Wiesbaden, 1891:108);
REF: 
-: Kruse R 130 # 29 (long list of witnesses);


Comment:
DATE: 1481/1485/1481 ?, Kammerer von Dalberg as König;
CONTENT:  
-: 28 members of the Adels- & Turniergesellschafft Wolf in Ober- and Mittelrhein, 15 mentioned in relation to tournaments 1479-1485;
COMPARE:  
-: ING 6 (78 items) - different period;
-: emblem in SCH:21r + QDJ/392d:36v;
NOTE:  
-: Heinz Thummermut, herold 1482-1486;  Heinz Hengsberg, herold 1487;
REF: 
-: Kruse R 393 #75;


Comment:
DATE: c.1480
CONTENT: 
-: 77 embers of the Adels- & Turniergesellschaften Anhiren (unicorn), Spenchÿ / Fürspang (buckle) und Bären (bear) in Franken;
-: 12 items from Nassau and Pfalz on 158rv probably misplaced;
COMPARE: 
-: the items in ING-Einhorn are bavarians, not franken, and some pages might have been lost or transposed;
-: emblems in QDJ/392d:37r; SCH:9r;
NOTE:  
-: founded 1479/1484 ? (Kruse R); no list of members of the Bär  + Fürspang  + Einhorn from GRU in Kruse R, but from others;
-: many members of each family mentioned in Kruse R, and several families were members of two or three of these societies;
REF: 
-: Kruse R 432 #84 (Bär) + 437 #85 (Einhorn) + 161 #34 (Fürspang); Ranft A 260 (Fürspang);


Comment:
DATE: c.1480
CONTENT:  
-: 43 member of the Adels- & Turniergesellschaft Wind or Windhund in Mittel- and Niederrhein, incl. 
-: 14 of the 15  members on fo.159rv are mentioned in Rüxner's Turnierbuch, but none of the names on ff.160-161
COMPARE:  
-: ING 8 (same society, other content and time, <1459 / c1440);
REF: 
-: Kruse R 390 #74 (partly different list of GR 23 !);


Comment:
DATE:  c.1480;
CONTENT:  
-: members of unnamed bavarian Turniergesellschaften according to legend, 29 names found in TG.58 Einhorn and 13 in TG:69 Liebe Frau zum Schwan;
NOTE:
-: some leaves (e.g. 164rv, 167rv) have been misplaced in GRU/GStA;
-: very little is known about bavarian TG;
COMPARE:
-:  ING;
-:  MIL;
REF:
-: Kruse R #58+#69


Comment:
DATE:  n.a.
CONTENT:  members of the Adels- & Turniergesellschafft Steinbock in the Rheinland  -  and probably several other subsegments with persons from Austria, Upper and Lower Rhineland and Alsace and Lorraine;
COMPARE: 
REF:  Kruse R 302 #65;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- les armes du paiz de france en alemaigne
DATE: n.a.
CONTENT:


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- ci apres s ensuyvent les armes du roy alixandre et d aucun de ses paiz
CONTENT:  compagnons of Alexander the Great;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- ci apres s ensuyvent les armes et les noms de .ix. princes de .iij. Lois,  les preux qui ont este jusques a nos temps
CONTENT: The 9 Worthies, with a 10th (Bertran de Guesclin) and the King's Maitre d'Hôtel, the norman Simon Morhier;


Comment:
GD:1 = Exlibris Charles Gorrevod; segments 91-96 not GD proper, but pages from an older armorial bound with it;
CONTENT: 7 flemish nobles


Comment:
3r extract on heraldic tinctures from Christiane de Pisan
DATE:  probably >1440-50, release of Rene d'Anjou;
CONTENT: standard set of kings, incl. Rene d'Anjou (GD:14);

CHK: arms of Louis (I) d'Anjou, adopted by Jeanne I Qn.Naples;


Comment:
CONTENT: 4 princedoms of Christendom = Morea + Wales + Tarento + Orange;


Comment:
CONTENT: standard set of dukes; Philippe 'hardi' (GD:36); Jean de Berry (GD:45);


Comment:
NOTE: 6 lai peers dx, 6 eclesiastical peers sn;


Comment:
Jülich-Kleve-Berg-Geldern, many repetitions;
blanco: 451-455 + 494-495; 
468 = 450


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- NOTE:
-:  SIC 31 (1787 = 1), also in URF 44;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- DATE:
CONTENT:
-: 
COMPARE:
-: unlike URF-group, only 2-3 items from URF 7 (542+543) in SIC;


Comment:
REMAINING ARMORIAL:
-  blank:  174v, 175v, 176v, 177v ,178r , pp.357-390 missing,
-  175r / 351, text only in top left corner = '<Heer athenis van abrouwe genoient van merthem hiere van Ysenstein'>;
-  176r / 353, painted 'exlibris / obituary'  Grez;
-  some pages with sketches;
-  199r / 395  pasted exlibris of Jehan Oels, arms awarded 1531 =  {Ar fess Sa acc. lion isst  Gu and 3 mullets Gu in base}
-  p.394 text only of a poem;
NOTE:
- pp.357-finis apparenly added on latest binding.
CHK:
-: position of pp.390-395


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- CONTENT: notes on 12 french marches d'armes, areas of office and of 'Montjoie' king-of-arms as the premier herald and the only to bear the king's coat of arms;


Comment:
see URF 1 for details;
CONTENT: nobles of Ile-de-France;
NOTE:  50rv = 94-101 in hand B; 
-: 55r-56v = 134-149 with blank shields and no legends;


Comment:
CONTENT: non-banneret nobles of Champagne;
NOTE: 58v = 5 items, 155-159 with smaller shields;
-: 61v = 273-275 blank shields and no legends;
with PRT 3, see URF 21 for details


Comment:
with PRT 11 + 12, see URF 16 for details;


Comment:
with PRT 10 + 11, see PRT 16 for details


Comment:
DATE: see URF;
CONTENT: nobles of Gascony;
NOTE: 
-: 126v-130r = 505-533 with blank shields and no legends;
COMPARE:
-: PRT:493-504 is an unfinished copy of URF 04 (414-471 = 58, incl 10 blanks) or of LBQ 09 (624-661 = 38);
-: includes PRT/LBQ pairs 494/625 Guienne, 495/626 Guienne, 504/634 Ventadour; URF:429 Curton is P665/L594 in lms;


Comment:
see URF 13 for details;
CONTENT:
-: the first folio of this segment is missing (pop);


Comment:
see URF 08 (545-590 = 46) for evaluation


Comment:
DATE:
CONTENT:
COMPARE:
-: LBQ 11 = LBQ:698-722 (16/25) is copied from URF 9 (591-607 = 17), with one omission [598 Amboise] and a tail added;
-: PRT 18 (666-667 = 12, bannerets) + PRT 19 (678-690 = 13) is identical to LBQ;
-: SIC 13 (1142-1172 = 31) is very similar, the first 5 concordant, the remainder in irregular order;


Comment:
see URF 10 for details;
CONTENT:
-: noted as bannerets of Bretagne;
-: 163rv = 699-706 (8) are from Vermandois;


Comment:
see URF 14 for details
CONTENT: comté d'Auvergne, dauphin d'Auvergne, auvergnian nobles, incl. Lévis, and  several alsatians, incl. Salm and Lützelstein / Petit-Pierre;


Comment:
-: bannerets of Vermandois, nobles in PRT 27; see URF 26 for details;


Comment:
bannerets from Vermandois are in PRT 26, see URF 26 for details;
NOTE: 163rv = 699-706 (8) in segment 20 Bretagne are from Vermandois;


Comment:
NOTE: 244r actually numbered 235r;
with PRT 28, see URF 25 for details


Comment:
see URF 2 and LBQ 35 for details;
CONTENT: english nobles and gentry;
-: in hand B with blank shields and in blason only
COMPARE:
-: URF, LBQ; ETO;


Comment:
CONTENT: nobles of Brabant;
NOTE: 
-: in hand B with blank shields and in blason only; 6/pg;
COMPARE:
-: probably copied from LBQ 25a (2126-c2195), itself largely an extraction from URF 31 (2103-2183 = 81);


Comment:
DATE: p.m.
CONTENT: nobles from Hainaut;
NOTE:
-: in hand B with blank shields and in blason only;
COMPARE: 
-: PRT-38 (1503-1621 = 119) has 82 items in common with URF-hai, but a few more with LBQ-26 (2280-2491 = 212), and selection and order is very similar to that of LBQ, which might have been one of the source used;
-: LBQ includes 50 items of towns and abbeys, not in PRT;
-: SIC-05 (436-552 = 118) has only 49 items in common with URF, of which 44 are also common to PRT and 35 to LBQ, among these the 6 variants from URF are common to PRT and SIC, so PRT might be one of the sources used  for SIC;
STATUS:
-: evaluation of date and individuals p.m.;


Comment:
with PRT 39, see URF 27 for details;
CONTENT: non-banneret nobles of Artois;
NOTE: 349r2-4 = 1821-1823 in hand B;


Comment:
DATE:
CONTENT: nobles from Boulogne, with a fragment of burgundians;
NOTE: 355rv = 1862-1869 (8) are from Bourgogne (segment 05);


Comment:
DATE:
CONTENT: nobles from Holland;
NOTE:
-: in hand B with blank shields and in blazon only;
COMPARE:
-:  22 items in common with URF-33 (2285-2375 = 91), similar overall sequence, might have been extracted from URF;
-: PRT might have been one source of SIC 4 (405-435 = 31);
-: hardly relation between PRT and LBQ;
STATUS:
-: individiduals;
-: relation between SIC and PRT;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- with PRT 43, see URF 28 for details;


Comment:
DATE: c.1330-1340 (clem);
CONTENT: nobles from Flanders; 16/pg;
COMPARE: BEC-fla = 115v-122v  is a near copy;
-: not concordant with GNF or Bergmann's list;
NOTE: temp notation, serial numbers;


Comment:
CONTENT:  nobles in Lorraine and Bar during the reign of Réne d'Anjou, c1430-1480;


Comment:
LEGEND: la chevallerie des contes barons chevallieres et seigneurs subiects au duc de lorraine et evesque de metz;
CONTENT:  nobles from Pfalz and Middle Rhine, Lorraine, Bar and possibly Upper Westphalia;


Comment:
CONTENT: nobles from Luxembourg, no christian names;
COMPARE:
-: identical to NLU 37 = NLU:1081-1109 (29/29); 
-: large overlap, subsequences, transpositions with LYN 48 = 1432-1471 (25/40), but an additional 8 LYN in CLE 3 lor-metz, and 3 doubles in CLE; BHM (39/39) = LYN;


Comment:
see NLU 46, fully concordant, for comments;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- additions with reference to a herald Brabant 1580;
DATE: >1620;
-: Henri Valois 1573-1574, Stefan Batory 1575-1586; Sigismond Vasa 1587-1632;
-: EHz. Leopold (V), 1386-1632, reg. 1619 in Tirol, his library was used [792];
CONTENT: pretenders to the polish throne 1575 and attributed variants of the polish royal arms;


Comment:
2+1; 
1r: "Disse baid sind Rechtfürer und Kürigierer / Des Wappenbuchs und des Adels Zierer / Ortolff Trennwegk von Trennbach / Osswalt Messenpegk zu Schwendt / Hie statt Jörg Rugenn persofandt / Des Wappenbuchs ain annefangk";
-: ancestors in segm.34;
DATE: 
Jörg Rugen [3]


Comment:
6/pg, crown above shield;
CONTENT: 9 sets of ternionen, a further 3 Jews and 9 preux are in RUG 6;
-: 'Dis sind die drey heilligen dreykönig und erzbischoff in den drey indyen";
COMPARE: 
-: the arms of the 3 Magi have been interchanged and some slightly altered, compared to DWF, GRU and ING;


Comment:
6/pg, crown; 13v = 5;
CONTENT: fabulous kings; probably edited from other german armorials or written sources;
-: continued in segments 5 + 7;
COMPARE:
-: most items are also found in GRU with many and additional in MIL;
-: few in ING, but many of kingdoms, with different or variant arms in UFF,  DWF and CHA;


Comment:
CONTENT: pope Alexander VI Borja, r.1492-1503; arms of the Church and the Holy See as in ING:120 for Calixtus III, Alonzo de Borja 1378-1458, pope 1455;


Comment:
6/pg, crowns above shields, also as 304rv, 303rv;
see 03 KINGS


Comment:
6/pg, crown above shield; old folio number in left corner = 305; folio partly damaged;
see 02 Ternions;
COMPARE:
-: 178-186 are drawn exactly as DWF:1r;


Comment:
6/pg, crown above shield; also as 307rv;
see 03 KINGS


Comment:
CONTENT:  Frederic III, r.1440-1493 and Maximilian I, r.1493-1519, DtKg 1486;


Comment:
'3X3' = 1+3*2/pg;
CONTENT: the 7 Kurfürsten: Wladlslav Jagiello 1471-1516, Berchtold of Mainz, Johan of Trier 1456-1503, Herman of Köln 1480-1508, Philip of Pfalz 1476-1508, Friederich of Sachsen 1486-1525, Johan Cicero of Brandenburg 1486-99;


Comment:
4x4 = 16/pg
CONTENT: the traditional quaternionen of the HRR;
COMPARE: very close to GRU, MIL, ING and the Innsbrucker wall decorations - with a few curious differences, and with additional Erbkamerer, Marschalcke, Burgen, Bergen and Schatzkamere;


Comment:
3x3 = 9/pg; see also segm. 38 with identical layout;
DATE: c1495;
-: Heinrich (III) Gf.Schwartzburg, Ebf.Bremen & Bf.Münster 1465-1496 [321];
-: Georg Hack, Bf.Trient 1446-1465 [346]; 
CONTENT:  arms of the dioceses qtd with the incumbents family arms; dioceses in HRR and a few french and english, the latter without resemblance to known arms of dioceses; a few might be misattributed to the diocese;
COMPARE: MIL 21;


Comment:
1+11/pg layout, 6-12/pg actual;
DATE:  1492-96;
-: Charles VIII R.France, d.1498 [385]; Fernando R.Aragon d.1496 [461]; Alexander GD.Lithuania 1492, R.Poland 1502 [767];
CONTENT: 48 displays of the arms of kings and princes and of their territories. 15 kings, 27 princes and 6 imaginary potentates. The names are contemporary and most arms relating to german princes are correct, while many of the secondary arms of the kings are fictitious.


Comment:
2/pg, crests;
DATE: 
CONTENT: actual and mostly fabulous prince- and dukedoms;
-. Heinrich of Braunsweig; Johan von Kleve;  Alexander and Johan von Bayern;
COMPARE: 
-: ING:230+232 = Mowbray and Seagrave [930-931] = GRU:1123;


Comment:
2/pg, crests; 
DATE: c1495;
CONTENT: Graves & Burggraves in Germany; contemporary holders of the titles, with christian names on the first subsegment; later subsegments with foreign and possibly fictitious titles and arms, e.g. Hiltenow in Norway [982], Luxembourg-St.Pol [986];
-: superscripts on several pages from 69rv Saxony, 70r-71r Westphalia, 73r-82v Rheinland, 83r-84r Swabia, 89v-9r Franconia, 90v-94r Saxony;
COMPARE:
-: a few coats of 'marker' type also found in GRU a.o.;


Comment:
2/pg, crests;
CONTENT: Freiherren & Herren in Böhmen, incl. a few austrians from Tirol or Steirmark;
-: most pages have superscript: 'freÿen und bannerhern / landthern von bechem / pechem';
COMPARE;
-: ING, DWF, GRU;


Comment:
2/pg, crests; 
CONTENT: Grafen & Herren in Austria;
-: most pages have superscript: 'graffen und landthernn zo ostereich';
RE: ING:439 = RUG:1124;


Comment:
2/pg, crests; compare segm.24;
CONTENT:  Freiherren in Schwaben;
-: superscript = 'freyhernn von schwaben';


Comment:
2/pg, crests; compare segm. 25;
CONTENT: nobles along the Rhein, incl. sui, sou, lor, als, pal, cle, wes, hol;
-: superscript on pages = 'freyhernn von reynstrom';


Comment:
2/pg, crests; compare segm. 26;
CONTENT: Freiherren,
-: superscript: 'freyhernn zo francken';


Comment:
2/pg, crests; 
CONTENT: Freiherren, mostly not identified, but incl. items from bav, brg, bra and aut;
-: no superscript on pages;


Comment:
4/pg, crests;
-: Scala, Carrara, Caetani and unknown (arms like polish Kujawia);


Comment:
4/pg, crests; compare segm. 16; austrians, incl. breisgauer, bohemians and carinthians;
-: superscripts  'breisgower' on 124rv (1199-1210) and 127r (1219-1222); 'ostereicher' on 126rv (1211-1218) and 128r-130v (1227-1250); 'becheim' on 127v (1223-1226); and 'kerrntte' on 131r (1251-1254);
NOTE: very few of the present in Siebmacher, Rolland or in other armorials, but many with similar names, but different arms;


Comment:
4/pg, crests;  in courtoisie;
CONTENT: Freiherren in Bayern; superscript "payrnn" or "bayernn";
COMPARE:
-: most items are also found in GRU, and many in MIL, no indication of concordance;


Comment:
4/pg, crests; compare segm. 17;
CONTENT: Freiherren in Schwaben, with  some from Bavaria and Tirol; superscript on pages: "schwaben";
COMPARE:
-: GRU, MIL, ING, WGH;


Comment:
4/pg, crests; Freiherren, compare segm. 18;


Comment:
4/pg, crests; Freiherren, compare segm. 19;


Comment:
2+8/pg, 2 sets of 4 ancestors of each per page, 36 sets with 24 intermarried families from the austro-bavarian borderlands; half of the items belonging to the close family of the sponsors Oswald Messenbach and Ortolf Trennbach;
-: prestamped in 3 rows with RUG-E in center and RUG-A at top and bottom;


Comment:
ancestors of Ludwig Fröschl von Marzoll, canon of Passau.


Comment:
5x3 = 15/pg + crests;
CONTENT:
-: men from Swabia, Bavaria and Austria;


Comment:
Bremser von Rüdesheim + Mühldorf, unfinished
-- new hand, half-trick and paint, 5 items


Comment:
4x4 = 16/pg,  
-: [2781-2812; 231rv] are 32 hereditary realms, principalities and lordships (claimed as) belonging to the king of the Romans and archduke of Austria (i.e. maison Habsburg), followed by those  [2813-2844; 232rv]  acquired on the marriage of Maximilian and Marie de Bourgogne (Valois) in 1477, but here attributed to Philip 'der Schöne' (1478-1506) R.Castille 1504 and the swiss cantons effectively lost in 1386 in the battle of Sempach;


Comment:
Noted as the 12 peers of England, which are not. An identical selection is present in BLW:73-80 + 101-107, GRU:1216-1227, and ING:226-228 + 229-240, with a curious display of small targes around a central shield in both BLW and ING. Some arms are repeated in RUG:427-428, 922, and 931-932.
   Most of the arms are real, but at least 2, incl. Lancelot of the Lake, are fictitiuous.


Comment:
The simple cross of the order for various administrative territories (Komtureien) and senior officers in Prussia.


Comment:
see also BLW:54-60 & BLW:124,  ING:203 &c + ING:247 &c; possibly confouned dominions of Bourgogne;


Comment:
3x3; list of grand masters of the Teutonic Order, see also BLW:45r (273-299) and SGH:47n (308-397, Puchberg WB);
REF:  Roth HM;


Comment:
3x3 = 9/pg; imaginary dioceses, compare segm. 11;
CHK: names only from KCR;


Comment:
3x3 = 9/pg; 
-: 12 greek archdukes (249r; 3225), 24 freedukes (249v4; 3237), 36 hereditary dukes (251r; 3261), and 108 ordinary dukes (253r; 3297-3404);
-: a pure fairy tale exercise in names and blazonry, involving endless permutations of charges and countercoloured partitioning. The items pretend to be for subjects of the emperor of Constantinople; some of the names were probably copied from KCR, but with different arms.


Comment:
4x4 = 16/pg; Constatinople, francs in Greece;


Comment:
4x4 layout, compare segm. 33;
-:  date 1507/11/19  mentioned;


Comment:
-: 315r dated 1561, in younger hand;
-: A genealogical chronicle of the illustrious dukes of Bavaria from before Charlemagne, illustrated with the arms of the personalities mentioned on  most pages. The arms are attributed to Amazones, imaginary princes of Trier, Thüringen, Hessen, Bayern and various princes, dykes and counts - mostly as husband and wife on one page each;
- :pure text on 265r-266v, continued with many, often identical, shields, Amazones &c, Bayern, on 267r-315r;
-: possibly written by Jörg Rugen al. Georg Rixner;


Comment:
CONTENT:  nos. 1-44, 75-84, 90-107, 144-145, 564-565 = 76 in D + 79 in mss.K-A-W&G  
-: 5r = mounted knight holding parasol with cross-bearing angel; 5v-6r Pope debating with Emperor (Römischkönig) before crowd;
-: 6v mounted prelate with mounted monstrantshus; 9r the cart with pope Johannes XXIII overturns on the Arlberg;  9v Investment of Eberhard Lind as abbot of Kreuzlingen; 11r-12r Pope's entry, preceded by clerics a mounted prelated with the monstrantshus, Pope under canopy, his horse bearing shield, arms of the fours bearers at their feet (fore-dx - behind-sn); 19v-20r in 2 rows, top for Emperor entering from left under a baldakin carried by 4 nobles (behind.left - front.right), the escort bearing a pennon of af black cross on white, and a similar coat of arms on one pavese. The same 4 nobles as served the Pope.  Empress entering below canopy.
-: 34r 3 doors, above the left a shield with cardinals' hat (for Jean de Brogny, cardinal bishop of Ostia [72]), above center 3 shields, one with bishop's mitre, above left one shield, 39r feierliche Umzug des Kaisers mit der geweiten goldenen Rose (trumpeters bearing arms of Austria on their shoulders and royal eagles on their trumpets.
-: 46v-47r  Herzog Friederich von Oesterreich bitte um Gnade, und mit ihm die Churfürsten. On left side 3 Electors standing. The Emperor receives the 3 kneeling Electors. Above him, the imperial arms and crown and 2 more shields, below the man at his left one shield, and arms of the 3 electors. 47v Herzog Friederich von Oesterreich schwoert den ihm vom Kaiser auferlegten Eid.
-: 49v-53v Procession of clergy, monstrantzhus, Pope, Emperor, Empress - each below baldakins, laity and ladies. 52r upper drawing 6 arms, front right, unknown insert, back right, front right, front left and prbably back right bearer of the Pope on the lower drawing.
-: 52v Emperor preceded by nobles carrying sword (Hz.Batsch ?), orb (MGf.Brandenburg), and scepter (PfGf.Rhein). One coat of arms sketched on upper left, one shield at upper right corner and 2 on lower right.
-: 73v-75r Belehnung des Burggrafen Friedrich von Nürnberg mit den Markgraftsschaft Brandenburg.
-: 75v-76v Belehnung des Herzogs Ludwig von Bayern, von Montrug und Herrn zu Dinelstadt Pfalzgraf bei Rhein. Banner painted 4 times.
-: 77r Belehnung des Bischofs von Mainz eines Grafen von Nassau.
-: 77r lower: Belehnung des Grafen Adolf von Cleven 1417.
-: 77v Belehnung des Grafen Eberhard von Nellenburg.
-: 80r upper and lower: Belehnung Herzogs Hans von Bayern von München und des Bischofs von Cammin.


Comment:
nos. 108-143, ?? = 36+32 = 68   --  
CONTENT: cardinals taking part in the conclave of 1417 for the election of a new pope; 
-: vs.D = 70r-74r (103-138 = 36)
-: ms.G = 58r-62v (47-82 = **), except for the transposition of two pairs (72+74 / 60+62; 79+80 / 66+65);
-: ms.P = **
-: ms.A, pp.314-326 (3-41 = 38), incl. A40 pope Benedict XIII (Luna) as cardinal, the arms of the pope being in the narrative in D140 and K59; in ms.A the cardinals are painted praying dressed in mitre and robe with cardinal's hats above their arms behind them; 
-: ms.K = 84v-85v (71-103 = 33), cardinal's hats, no tassels, above shields, except for patriarchs (QKK:84v1-2 and 85r1-2), which instead have patriarchal crosses behind;
-: ms.W = 114v-115v (58-90 = 33)
-:  vs.H (416-449) is nearly concordant with ms.A;
NOTE:
-: most cardinals have their family arms, a few have probably assumed personal arms;
COMPARE:
-: reproduced by Vigil Solis (VSW:2-37) including abbreviated legends, and by Schrott (QDS:13-56);
REF:  Brandmüller KK 1:407-429;
-- CHK 323n1/A29 Adimari/Saluces;


Comment:
CONTENTS:
-: vs.D = 54r-56r (45-74 = 30), 2x3, per row, mitre & staff at side of item;
-: ms.G = 34r-35v (16-39 = 24), less 6 lost with old fo.64r, equivalent to D:54r;
-: ms.P = not present;
-: ms.A = 211n-213n (91-120 = 30), all s.n.; 
-: ms.K = 88r-89v (104-133 = 30), 2x4, read per column, but the 6 on 89v are read per row (K128-133: as in vs.D and ms.G), mitres and patriarchal crosses above 88r1-2 and 88v2 and 89v1, mitres above or beside the rest, irrespective of rank;
-: ms.W = 117v-119v (91-120 = 30);
-: vs.H = not present;
NOTE:
-: 6 delegates from each of the 5 Nations were appointed non-cardinal members of the Conclave of 8-11.11.1417 for election of a new pope (Martin V, Oddone Colonna); 
-: different legends in the mss for several arms; many mistakes in the names and some in the arms;
REF: 
-: Salvador Miranda: Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church. 1996-2006, chapters on 15th C cardinals and on Conclave of 1417.  http://www.fiu.edu/~mirandas/cardinals.htm; Brandmüller KK; Buck KCR 118;


Comment:
CONTENT:  ecclesiastical participants, bishops and archbishops, at the Council of Constance 1414-18, by latin names of diocese;
-: vs.D = 72r + 122v-142r (85-89 + 305-453 = 154);
-: ms.G = 45r + 84r-96v (40-44 + 214-306 = 98), 1 as a miniature, several pages missing;
-: ms.P = 207r-217v (12, 166-293 = 129);
-: ms.A = 328n-381n (190, 191-362, 378 = 173), placed irregularly between names and comments, all with mitre and staff, but in similar order as ms.K read by columns; follows Nieheim's Provinciales (Erler DN), and probably nearest to the original compilation;
-: ms.K = 110v-116r (147-322 = 176),  read per column in 3 columns of varying length, except 113v-114v (255-278) per row, and with empty row after 113r1-3; 110v = 3x6, 111r = 5 + 6 + 6, 111v = 3 + 2 + 3x4, 112r = 3x6 (n8 = 2 shields, n18 missing), 112v = 3x6, 113r = 3x6, 113v = 3 + empty row + 3x3, 114r1 = 3 + 3 + 2, 114v = 1 + 3, 115r = 3x6, 115v = 3 + 3 + 2 + 2 + 3 + 1, 116r = 3 + 3 + 2 + 2 + 2 (r3n3 blanco omitted); 
-: ms.W = 139r-142v (135-309 = 176),
-: vs.H ( Hardt KK 2:1591 ff) has an entirely different order;
COMPARE:
-: vs.D & ms.G are fully concordant, apart from missing items in ms.G and copying mistakes;
-: mss.A & K & W are fully concordant apart from copying mistakes and transposition of a few subsegments and differences in reading;
-: items not in vs.D noted as from mss: 46 in K, 7 in A, 12 in P, 1 blank in W (W310), ms.W missing KCR:453/K316 'ui';
-: MIL; 
-: RUG, c.1500, several RUG-items wrongly having KCR-items as Q1 al. diocesian arms;
-: VSW is a partial copy, but not from KCR-K;
-. QDS;
NOTE:
-: only 54 of the 176 items in ms.A have arms and legend essentially correct (mostly germans and poles, 4 italians, 3 english); 13 have arms not corresponding to the legend (incl. 4 abbeys);  the diocese may reasonably be identified for 57 items, but some may not have attended in person nor with proctors;
-: notes based on diocese and incumbent in 1414 or possibly in 1417 (as given in Eubel HC, or Gams SE), if no better idenification can be substantiated; 
-: notable/ok, if name and arms corresponds; proposed/not eval/mistaken, if only name corresponds; proposed/not eval, if otherwise probable; indeterminable/not evaluated, if no evaluation is possible or name wrong;
-: modern name of diocese given, with latin name, synonym, archdiocese (suffr.), province and country in parentesis;
-: Richental (or Dacher) have taken the names of later incumbents, e.g. Joannes Bf.Pamiers  1424 [283] ;
-: primary list of participants in Gebhard Dacher's chronicle of the Council of Constance (Hardt KK 5.2:10-50); Riegel's compilation of attendance (4 A4-binders) was not available, might be held at University of Freiburg; a fuller investigation of attendance was outside the scope of this investigation;
-- CHK:  H481, 484, 486, 487, 492, 499, 501, 502;


Comment:
CONTENT:
Fabulous kingdoms, beginning with Prester John, continuing with heathen princes, and including Manuel Paleologus (r.1391-1425) and Witold of Lithuania;
-: ms.K: 130r-136v (K323-405 = 83 items), 
-: ms.W: 159r-163v (W312-377 = 66 items), concordant with ms.K and with ms.G & vs.D on rearrangement of fragments;
-: ms.A:  474n-483n (A841-905 = 65 items);
-: ms.P:  237r-241v (P664-719 = 56 items);
-: vs.D:  81r-99v (194-304, less 208-209 = 109 items), similar items in segm.10 (108-109 + 113 + 122 + 124);
-: ms.G: 70v-83r (new foliation; G131-213 =  83 items), fully concordant with vs.D if there is 3 missing folios between 75v and 76r corresponding to vs.D:227-249, i.e. corresponding to D-fo:89-91+95-95; 
-: not present in vs.H, except for vs.H:24 'emperor of constantinople' similar to vs.D:205-206;
NOTE:
-: ms.K = i.e. ff.130r = 3*2, 130v = 3*3, 131r = 3x3 with legends on scrolls below shields, most with crowns above the shield, 131v = 2x3, 132r = 3 + 2 + 2, 132v = 2x3, 133r = 2x3, 133v = ?, 134r = 2 + 1 + 2,  134v = blank,  135r = 2x3, 135v = 2x3,  136r = 2x3, 136v = 2 + 2 + 1;  3 or 2 columns, long explanatory text staggered above or between shields, only partly as individual legends; imperial (closed with 5 strawberry leaves) or mostly royal (5 strawberry leaves) crowns above shields or comital crowns(3 strawberry leaves) hanging on the upper corner of the shield;
COMPARE:
-: RUG, GRU, MIL,  DWF, UFF, HBG, VRN;
CHK:
-: ms.G(old/new) = ff.111/75rv, 113/76rv - indicate only one folio missing !

Comparisons:
GRU**; MIL**;  RUG**; DWF**; UFF**; VRN**;HBG**;


Comment:
DATE:
-:  1420
CONTENTS:
-:  Western kingdoms, incl. a few imaginary arms; 
-: vs.D 77v-80r + 105rv + 111r2-3 + 170r (167-190, 208-209, 233-234, 566-571 = 32), 2x2/pg;
-: ms.G 67r-69v + 129r (104-127, 378-383 = 30) is concordant with vs.D, apart from D208-209;
-: ms.K 137r-138v (406-432 = 22), ff.137r = 1 + 2x4, 137v = 2 + 2 + 2 + 1, 138r = 2x4, 138v = ?,  royal crowns above shields; 
-: ms.A 486n-488n (915-933 + 909 = 20);
-: ms.W 164r-165v1 (378-399 = 20) 
-: ms.P  250v-251r + 252r1+ 243v4-6 (815-826 + 831 + 738-740 = 16);
-: vs.H is a small and different selection;
-: mss.K, A, W are concordant, but with gaps;
-: some items are in segm. 19 in various mss;
NOTE:
-:  D208-209 Christoffer III of Bayern R.Danmark (r.1440-1448) and Jeanne II d'Anjou-Duras Qn.Napoli (d.1435), enlarged single shields per page, are also found in VRN:776-777 by Vigil Raber (c1480-1552) with no indication of being in ms.G, and must be an addition by the editor of vs.D; 
-: Richental replaces the actual names of rulers with Ludwig, John, Alexander or Wenzelas at random;
-: legends are abbreviated in the database, they usually begins with "der durchlâchtig furst etc. ..";


Comment:
DATE:  1420;
CONTENT:
-: D:572-582 = 11+1  --  ladies married to german princes attending the Council of Constance, 2 double items of husband-wife, 1 possibly attributed, 3 paternal arms and 1 with arms of her husband.
-: fully concordant in vs.D 143r-144r / 170v-?? (572-582 = 11), and  ms.G 129v + 130r + 131r (384-394 = 11);
-: rearranged in ms.K 139r (433-441 = 9), ms.A 429n-430n (459-468 = 10 ), and ms.W 166r (400-408 = 9);
-: not in vs.H;
NOTE:
-: Pfalz and Bayern omitted in K-A-W;


Comment:
DATE:
-: 1420;
CONTENTS:
-: nos. 583-586  = 4+10  --  Electors or Kurfürsten of the HRR, additons for Brandenburg and Hohenzollern;
-: the 4 lay electors, long legends besides the shields;
-: vs.D 144v-145r (583-586 = 4), 2 per page, secular electors only;
-: ms.G:131v-132r (395-398 = 4), concordant with vs.D;
-: ms.K 2r-3r + 139v (1-7, 442-448) = 14;
-: ms.A 5n + 430n4-7  (1-7, 469-472  = 11), concordant with ms.K;
-: ms.W 27r-28r + 166v 1 (1-7, 409-415 = 14), concordant with ms.K;
NOTE:
-:  a curious coat, the pfalzer lion qtg a fess checky, is present as D585/K442, but replaced with Pfalz qtg Bayern in G397; this combination is also part of D576 in segment 16 'Ladies';
-: mss.K&W have counterparts to D583-586 with Bayern and Brandenburg in K442-K448, ms.A less D585-586 and K443;


Comment:
CONTENT:
-: D:587-641 = 55+9  -- German dukes, arms in 2 columns in D&G;
-: vs.D 145r5-158r4 (587-641 = 55, 1 to 4 per page) and ms.G 131r5 (399-453 = 55) are fully concordant in content, sequence and layout; 
-: ms. K:449-484 (34) on 139v8-9 +139v8-9 (1 +1), 140r (2x8, column), and 140v (2x9, column);
-: ms.W 166v8-9 + 167rv (416-451 = 34), concordant with ms.K, excl. W450 Tropea and K482 Pfalz;
-: ms.A 432n-433n (473-513 = 42, 3x4), rearragened of ms. K with additions unlike ms.G and vs.D;
-: vs.H has a small and different selection;
NOTE:
-: the difference in numbers are due to the placing of non-german dukes in this segment of D&G;
-: Weiden and  Lindwach are in different segments in D&G;

CHK:
-: ms.W layout and mode of entering (columns/rows)


Comment:
DATE:
-: 1420;
CONTENTS:
-: nos. 664-688, ms.K = 25+7   --  princely counts or gefürstete Grafen, incl. marquesses;
-: vs.D 155r-157r1 (664-688 = 25), 2x3, 
-: ms.G 143r1-145r1 (476-500 = 24, 2x3), concordant with vs.D;
-: ms.K 141r-142r (485-511 = 27), i.e. ff.141r = 1x9, 141v = 2x9,  collated by column, but entered here by row; 
-: ms.A 435n-437n3 (349-375; = 27), 3x4, concordant with ms.K read by column;
-: ms.W 168r-169r (452-481, 565 = 29), concordant with ms.K;
-: vs.H has a different selection;
NOTE:
-: vs.D&G begin with Brandenburg, not present in  K-A-W;  
-: Scala al. Leiter von Bern (K505-506) is in another segment of vs.D&G;
-: ms.A:437n4 / A376 'graf johan manhart' added as name only;


Comment:
DATE: c.1420;
CONTENT:  ordinary counts / nicht-gefürstete Grafen;
-: vs.D 156v?-152v (677-779 = 103), 3x4/pg;
-: ms.G 145r?-152v (494-596 = ), 3x4/pg, concordant with vs.D;
-: msK 141r4-145v (512-650 =139), i.e. ff.142r = 2x5 + 1x4 (n9 sketch), 142v -144r= 2x9, 144v = 2 + 3 + 3 + 2x6 + 1, 145r = 3 + 2x8,  145v = 2x5 + 1x3 collated and entered by column, a few items are placed in segment 12 gefürstete Grafen;
-: ms.A 437n10-448n (377-509 = 133), 3x4) is fully concordant with ms.K read by columns;
-: ms.W 169r4-171v (482-582 = 101), **/pg, concordant with ms.K, but omitting K:544-K:579;
-: vs.H has a small selection in different order;
NOTE:
-: mixed with princely counts in some manuscripts; 
-:  part of the differences between vs.D&G and ms.A&K is due to the custom in vs.D and ms.G to groups several persons into one item, whereas ms.A&K usually has one item per person;


Comment:
DATE: c.1420;
CONTENTS:  Freiherren und Bannerherren or lords and bannerets; 
-: vs.D 265r-272r2 (780-869 = 90 items), 2x3/pg;
-: ms.G 154r-158v4 (597-654), **/pg, though the 4 items G:658+668+681+685 are in parallel to the last 4 items of vs.D; 
-: ms.K 146r-148r (651-735 = 85), 146r = 2x8/pg, 146v-148r = 2x9, collated and entered by coloumn;
-: ms.A 449n-454n (511-571  = 62 items), 3x4/pg, though pages 449n has only 6, 450n has 10 and 454n 7 items, concordant with ms.K per column;
-: ms.W 172r.174r (583-669 = 87), **/pg, concordant with ms.K;
-: vs.H has a small selection in different order from both vs.A&K and vs.D&G;


Comment:
DATE: c.1420;
CONTENTS:
-: 290 + 51 = 341 items; untitled nobility: knights and squires or Ritter und Knechte;
-: vs.D 269v4-193v (839-1128 = 290), 2x3/pg;
-: ms.G 158v4-182v (655-9449 = ??), concordant with vs.D, 2x3 layouts and blank shields at identical positions;
-: ms.K 147v?-150r4 (739-892 =154), with 148v-149r = 6x6, 149v = 7x6, 150r = 6x6 + 5 (to 150r4 final item); 
-: ms.A 454n4-466n (572-675 = 106); pp.454n-455n have 2x3 and pp.461-466 have 24 items per page, nearly concordant with ms.K;
-: ms.W 174v-175r (671-746 = 77), 7X6/pg;
NOTE:
-: some folios in vs.D (Sorg/Steiner woodcuts) are misnumbered in the 200-series, e.g. there is a 272v (D871-876) as well as 172v (D853-870);
-: where there are overlaps between vs.D&G and vs.A&K, most are concordant in small fragments of 2-5 items; their difference in size lies mainly in added subsegments vs.D:839-870, vs.D:937-949 and vs.D:1021-1128;
-: a distinct subsegment of 4 venetians, 4 bohemians, 11 poles and possibly 1 hungarian is present in vs.D:637-658 (16 items) and ms.G:454-475 only; the venitans and bohemians on vs.D:135r / ms.G:140r with 3 bohemians in vs.H:152-154; the poles occupy vs.D:154rv / ms.G:142rv:


Comment:
page headed by 'cardinals', all items preceded with 'v' as 'cardinal v engel';
DATE:  1414-1417, most cardinals present at Council of Constance and election of Martin V in 1417;
COMPARE:
-: as KCR 03 = 70-102 (33), excl. KCR:79+80+95, but in different order and 7 items added, partly from KCR 4;


Comment:
DATE: c.1414
CONTENT: extract of archbishops from KCR 06 (KCR:147-322 = 176), present at Council of Constance 1414-1418, though some titles belong to plain bishops;
-: overlap of 29;


Comment:
DATE: c.1414
CONTENT: extract, different order, of bishops from KCR 06 (KCR:147-322 = 176), present at Council of Constance 1414-1418;
-: overlap of 30;


Comment:
DATE:  n.a. - might have been added between 1430 and 1470;
CONTENT:  
-: A selection of ternionen, or' three best of a kind', incl. the 'neuf preux' / 'nine worthies' ;
-: complete concordance between vs. D-G, but not in mss K-A-W or vs.H;
-: vs.D 97r-98 + 102r (146-166, 191-193); ms.G 65r-66v + 70r (83-103, 128-130);
COMPARE:
-: Abisay = KCR:141, ING:175, RUG:176, MIL:1 and GRU:13;
-: Julius Caesar (dragon) = KCR:145, DWF:8, GRU:11, RUG:185;
-: 'neuf preux' = LBR, URF, english armorials, murals & decorations;
-: WNW/HIE, ERS, STU, murals in Burg Runkelstein (Tirol); altar in St.Peter in Basle by Konrad Witz c1434, now in Basler Kunstmuseum;


Comment:
DATE: c1420;
CONTENT: ranking members of some religious orders, present in Konstanz 1414-1415;
-: vs.D:143r-145r (454-473; 20 items, 2x2);
-: ms.G = only the last page (fo.98r = old 141r, 307-310 = 4) left of ms.G, the items on the old foliation 139rv and 140rv are missing, but would have been concordant;
-: ms.P = 218rv (294-307 = 14);
-: ms.A = 407n-409n (277-291= 15), the legend of A280 being repeated in A290;
-: not in ms.K = not present;
-: ms.W = not present;
-: vs.H = not present;
NOTE:
-- CHK:  G308;


Comment:
CONTENT: arms of universities sending representatives to the Konstanzer Konzil of 1414-18;  arms constructed by adding a book or an arm holding a book to the arms of the sovereign, being it a king, prince or town; only he arms of University of Oxford being correct, though A301 has it as {book & chief ch. lion passt};
-: vs.D = 145v-148v (474-487 = 14), 2 per page;
-. ms.G = 99r-102r (312-325 = 14);
-: ms.P = 219r-220r (308-320 = 13);
-: ms.A:411n-417n (441-454; 14 items, 2 per page);
-: ms.K = not present;
-: ms.W = not present;
-: vs.H = 402-415;
NOTE:
-: different order in mss, except vs.D & G & H;
COMPARE:
-: WB Schrott (QDS:157 Oxford);


Comment:
DATE: c.1420
CONTENT: mainly german abbeys, several only as legends without arms; different selections with some overlap between versions; there are usually more abbots in the lists of names;
-: vs.D:155v-158r (483-518; 36 items, 3x4), list of abbots 158v-160v;
-: ms.G = 113rv (326-337; 12 items), as in vs.D;
-: ms.P = 264rv (1006-1021, 16 items), in addition P264 Fulda;
-: ms.A = 382n1-8 + 383n + 384n + 387n1-5 +388n (218-229 = 12), in roughly the same order as ms.P, list of abbots 383n-388n;
-: ms.K = not present; 
-: ms.W =  not present;
-: vs.H:504-519 (16 items, all with arms);
COMPARE:
-: in WB Schrott (QDS:292-361) with abbots & abbesses;
NOTE:
-: Augia maior = Mehrerau; Augia minor = Weitenau;


Comment:
DATE: c.1420
CONTENT: canons of the monasteries and priests of the churches of Konstanz,
-: several with names only, slightly different order, as if they were copied from the same source, varying the reading order between columns and rows; not mentioned in Dacher L;
-: vs.D:160v-163v (524-563 = 40), 2x3, some with names only;
-: ms.G:115v-118r (338-377 = 40);
-: ms.P = 262r-263v (971-1005 = 35),
-: ms.A = 395n-399n (379-425 = 47), 3x4;
-: ms.K = not present;
-: ms.W = not present;
-: vs.H = not present;


Comment:
towns and swiss cantons, which had ambassadors at the Council of Constance;
-: only in ms.G and vs.S&D&H;
-: vs.D:203v-210r  (D1129-1206; 78 items) is fully concordant with ms.G:207r-213v (G945-1022, 78 items) apart from a few changes of the order of binding the folios of ms.G;
-: ms.H:336-401 is ordered alphabetically and has many changes of arms, differences in colours and arms for items with legends only in D&G;


Comment:
ANCESTORS:  
-: BHM 20a = ancestral arms of Sigmund of Habsburg 'der Münzreiche' 1427-96, Gf.Tirol  1439; 
-:  FM = Viridis Visconti;
-: identical display in LYN 53a (113r1-5, 1610-1306 = 5);
DATE: >1439;


Comment:
ANCESTORS:
-: Filip Maria Sforza, D.Milano;
DATE:
-: see LYN;
COMPARE
 -: 36a copied from LYN 54 (1676-1680 = 5), as is the following segment;


Comment:
ANCESTORS: Louis D.1465, D.Savoie 1440 + F + M + MM + wife; uncommon layout; MM noted by Raneke;


Comment:
ANCESTORS:  Eduardo R.Portugal 1433, d.1438 and 4 brothers of Isabel, 1430 gm/  Philippe 'bon' D.Bourgogne, uncommon layout;


Comment:
DATE: n.a., 
-: 361n10-363n
CONTENT: 
-:  unnumbered folios and miniatures, incl. exlibris  of Conrad Grünenberg and examples of badges;
-: selection of Minnesängern, probably from WLH;
-: arms atrributed to 'author' John Mandeville;


Comment:
DATE:
CONTENT:
-: only present in ms.P, 245r-246v (756-768 = 13);


Comment:
DATE: 1284-88 (WIN date);
NOTE:
-: NLU segments 52 and 53 are mixed up, with the normans taking up 110rv and 110ar1-5, items 1519-1547;
COMPARE:
-: concordant with part of ETO-nor (30 items within WIN:335-415);
-: include WIN:375-379+415 = NLU:1531-1534+1547, not in ETO nor BHM;
-: other Normandy nobles in NLU-23;


Comment:
NOTE:
-: NLU segments 52 and 53 are mixed up, and the numeration confused, with the hainauters taking up 110a6-12 (items 1547-1554), 110av (items 1555-1566), 109rv (items 1567-1590), and 111rv (items 1591-1607);


Comment:
BER = RYN:44 PresterJohn, 48 Mallorca, 60 Babylonia;


Comment:
27r D.Bourgogne, 29r D.Bretagne, 31r D.Normandie, 34r D.Berry;  27v-28v, 29v-30v, 31v-32v blanco,


Comment:
44r D.Orleans, 46r D.Bourbon, 48r D.Alencon;  46v-47v blanco;


Comment:
50r D.Austria, 52r D.Bavaria, 54r D.Saxony, 56r D.Brunswick, 58r D.Berg, 60r D.Cleve, 61ar D.Juliers, 63r D.Gueldre, 65r D.Brabant, 67r D.Lorraine/Lotharingia, 69r D.Limbourg;  50v-53v, 52v-53v, 54v-55v, 56v-57v, 58v-59v, 60v-61v, 61av-62v, 63v-64v, 65v-66v, 67v-68v blanco;


Comment:
NB! p.147, Chap. XIII, foz; segments 22-23 subnumbered continuously [1 (S)] to [105 (S)];


Comment:
74r D.Stettin, 76r D.Meissen, 78r D.Brandenburg; 74v-75v, 76v-77v blanco


Comment:
82r M.Moravia, 84r M.Montferrat, 86r D.Ferrara, 88r LGf.Thuringia, 90r LGf.Hessen;  82v, 83v, 84v-85v, 86v-87v, 88v-89v blanco;


Comment:
100r C.Montbeliard, 102r C.Holland & Zeeland, 104r C.Flanders, 106r C.Hainaut, 108r C.Namur, 110r Abp.Cologne, 112r Abp.Trier,  114r Abp.Mainz;   100v-101v, 102v-103v, 104v-105v, 106v-107v, 108v-109v, 110v-111v, 112v-113v blanco;


Comment:
Andre de Rineck [1-4 (RP)], 4 paternal ancestors


# tblSiebmacher

Comnt:
= BGH;
SURVEY of SERIES:
alltogether 102 volumes of the Neue Siebmacher published 1854-1967 reprinted by Verlag Georg Gessner and later Verlag Degener & Co.
- the Alte Siebmacher, in its various versions 1607-1824 had only coats of arms in copperplate;

Editors:
Berchem E, Galbreath DL, Hupp O & Meyer K


Txt:
Abgestorb. Bayr. & fränk.-nordgauische Adelsgeschlechter


Comnt:
used: GRU, monogramist HP, Schrott, ZUR; Stadion;


Txt:
Der blühendes Adels des Kurfürstentums, Grossherzogstums und der Landgrafschaft Hessen


Txt:
Der blühende Adel der Fürstentümer Schwarzburg und Waldeck


Txt:
Ausgestorbener Adel der Fürstemtümer Schwarzburg


Txt:
Ausgestorbener Adel der sächsichen Herzogstümer


Txt:
Abgestorbendes Adel der Provinz Sachsen (ausschlieslich der Altmark)


Txt:
Abgestorb. Preussicher Adel: Provinz Sachsen


Txt:
Durch Bundesfürsten in den Fürstenstand erhobne Geschlechter


Txt:
Bistumer & Kloster - Anhang: England-Scotland


Txt:
Die Wappen Bürgerliches Geschlechter Deutschlands und der Schweiz


Txt:
Grafen und Freiherren, Ergänzung, Preussen


Txt:
Ausgetorbener Preussischer Adel, Ost- und Westpreussen


Txt:
Preussen, Freihgerren nund Grafen, Nachträge und Verbesserungen, Grafen


Txt:
Preussen, Edelleute, Nachträge und Verbesserungen, Edellute


Txt:
Abgestorbene preussische Adel, Ost- und Westpreussen, Ergänzungen


Txt:
Ausgestorbener preussischer Adel, Provinz Brandenburg


Txt:
Mecklenburg - blühende, (Schwerin und Strelitz)


Txt:
Siebmacher Erneuert und Vermehrten Wappen-Buchs, Teil 1-6

Comnt:
Sib Si1-Si6,  facsimile 1705/1705 edition Rudolph Johann Helmers, in Nürnberg, until finished 1772.
= 1699 Ed. 1-6, Si = Sieb Q (clem); 1734 Ed. 1-6, Sbm (Waldstein ING) = Sieb Z (clem) = Das grosse und vollständige siebmacherische Wappenbuch  -- actually misnamed, as it was a construction from various editions, see the 12 editions discussed in Hupp SW (1948/2013) for analysis
-: the 'Reprint': 1/1701 + 2/1703 + 3/1703 + 4/1703 + 5/1703 + 6/1703;
-: reprint in one vol, Gr.Fo., index 1704;
-: Bd.1 (SIE) , 1605,  276 tf; Bd.2, 1609, 164 tf; Bd.3, 1655, querfol., Fürst'sches; Bd.4, 1657, querfol., Fürst'sches; 1695, reprint, fol; 1734, 14767 items; 1759, supl.; 1765, supl.,  Helmersen's; 1767, supl;
1772, SiSu1-6; 1783-1795  SiSu7-11; 1806 SiSu12;  1854 revised by OT Hefner;


Comnt:
= Sieb Si1, Bd.1, 1605,  276 tf; ed. 1974; Johan Siebmacher, d.1611;
-: probably one of the two versions of 1.Auflage, re Hupp SW (1948/2013);


Txt:
Des HRR erneuertes und vermehrtes Wappenbuch

Comnt:
KB ls, layout similar to SIE / Siebmacher 1605; printed1657 by Christoph Gerhard, Nürnberg; Idyllion by Georg-Phillip Harsdorff;  printed on one side only  -- actually 4.Auflage, Teil 4, re Hupp SW 133, 88-94;
-: J. Siebmacher: Desc neuen teutschen Wappenbuchs, Teil 2, 1655;


Txt:
Die Familienwappen deutscher Landschaften und Regionen.

Comnt:
Der neue Siebmacher. Die Familienwappen deutscher Landschaften und Regionen.
-: vol.2, 2003 = Reichsritter in Mainfranken (Rahrbach RM);


# tblSigil

Titel:
I Sigilli dell' Archivo Vaticano I-VI  (Orient Latin)

SigilBem:
1946-64, 59,-199 (4to); Citta del Vaticano
RE: XSV (1937);

II:
III:
IV:
V:
VI:


Titel:
Iconographie des sceaux .. Bouches du Rhône, I+II


SigilBem:
Catalogue of the Seals in the Treasury of the Dean and Chapter of Durham from a Manuscript made by the Revd. W. Greenwell, 1+2; 1911-21, Newcastle-upon-Tyne;
= Achaeologia Aeliana 3rd Series, 7:268-360 (1911)  -  13:11-129 (1916) - 16:n (1919);


Titel:
Armorials upon English Seals from the Twelfth to the Sixteenth Century

SigilBem:
= Hunter-Blair ES = Archaelogia, 1943, 89:2-26;
-: illustration to seals in various collections


SigilBem:
Notes pour servir à la sigillographie de la Haute-Vienne; Limoges, 1892, 8vo;


Titel:
Catalogue of Seals in the British Museum. I-VI


SigilBem:
sketches of seals and transcripts of charters, 17C, once owned by Harold Bowditch, now N.E.Hist&Gen.Soc, Boston, Ma, USA - taken from DBA, noted as 'Bow 25:1' &c;


Titel:
Sigillographie de l'ancienne Auvergne XIIe-XIVe siècle, 1+2


SigilBem:
= CB;  KB = UÆ 4-A0356; Auguste Coulon;
-: from visits 1905-1908 to archives de la Côte-d'or, Saône-et-Loire et de l'Yonne; 60 plates of photographs;
-: France,  Bourgogne, Savoie, Bar, Lorraine, Macon; 
1-27 Souverains; 28-35 grand dignitaires, 36-160 ducs, comtes, dignitaires; 161-535 seigneurs,  536-670 villes & cours,  671-868 officiers de la duché, 869-1564 ecclésiastiques,  1565-1610 divers;


SigilBem:
BN Cinq Cents Colbert, mss 137-138: dessins de sceaux


SigilBem:
Archives nationales; KB; gek-82-21 (vol.2);
1: ui, 1980,
2:  M Dalas: les sceaux des rois et de régence, 1991


Titel:
Archives départementales de la Moselle. Catalogues de Sceaux


Titel:
Inventaire des sceaux de l'Artois et de la Picardie

SigilBem:
= DA; XDP = DP;   Germain Demay;
¤ XDA:1-2942, www.gallica.bnf.fr ;
¤ XDA:1-2942 + XDP:1-1533 in one volume (4475 items); KB  59,-197  (4to); 
- - - 
Demay: Paleographie des sceaux, 1881; 59,-197 (4to);
Demay: Costumes apres le sceaux, ..; 60,-94 (4to);
Demay: Blason .. ; 142,-111  (8vo);


Titel:
Inventaire des sceaux de la Collection Clerambault  I-II

SigilBem:
= DC = Cl; 
vol. I - II  (1885-86)  = KB  59,-198 (4to); www;
-: 1 = 1-6619;  2 = 6620-nn;
REF:  M Regnier, Cah.LdO 8:71, 1998 (360 seals autumn 1302, battle de Courtrai; 560 seals autumn 1339, l'ost de Buirenfosse);


Titel:
Inventaire & Documents .. Collections de sceaux ..  I-III

SigilBem:
DAA = DD;   KB  64, 28  (4to); vol. I - III  (1863-1868) ;
Louis Claude Douët d'Arcq: Inventaire & Documents publié dans les Collections de sceaux des Archives de l'Empire;
I, 1863 = 1-3023 + index + ordinary;
II, 1867 = 3024-8127;
III, 1868 = 8128-11840;
-: laïques:  1-1114 grand feudataires; 1113-3965 seigneurs; 3966-4610 bourgeois + cours; 4611-5439  baillages & sénéchaussées + prévôtés + vicomtés + officés; 5440-5855 villes; 5856-5920 métiers; 5921-6024 divers; 
-: eccésiastiques:  6025-6283  papes & cardinaux, 6284-6938  évêques, 6939-7831 chanoines e.a.; 7832-8009 paroisses; 8010-8127 universités; 8128-9857  abbayes; 9858-9955 ordres militaires; 9956-9994 hôpiteaux;
-: etrangers: 9995-10297 Angleterre-Ecosse; 10298-10878 Pays-Bas; 10879-11207 Allemagne-Autrice-Pologne; 11208-11221 Scandinavie; 11222-11579 Espagne; 11580-11801 Italie; 11802-11840  Orient;


Titel:
Inventaire des sceaux de la Flandre  I-II


SigilBem:
= DN; ej KB;1-3187; www; 
-: alphabetical, 20 series;
¤ 1: souverains fr.51; 2: grand dignitaires fr.53; 3: grand feudataires fr.55; 4-5: dignitaires de gr-feu & seigneurs fr.61; 6: hommes de fief fr.117;
¤ system index p.412;
¤ illustrations p.452;


SigilBem:
¤ XDP:1-1533, www.gallica.bnf.fr;
¤ bound with  XDA = Artois & Picardie, KB


Titel:
Catalogue des sceaux médievaux de la Haute-Savoie


Titel:
Catalogue of Seals in the Public Record Office  I-II


SigilBem:
= EP = #619;  KB 59,-199 (4to);   exam 2004;
-: bibliography with comments; photos pl. 1-52 + drawings 53-68; liste de gardes du scel; articles on use and content of seals and matrices;
-:  comtes 1-31, seigneurs 32-738, villes 739-981, sénéchaussées 982-1072, sergents 1073-1108, officiers diverses 1109-1191, ecclésiastiques 1192-1678; diverses 1678-1696.
RE: topography 64,-239 (4to).


SigilBem:
= ER;   KB katalog = siegel
I: Ebf.Köln, 1906; 69,-206;
II: Ebf.Trier, 1910;  69,-206;
III: Rhein Städte & Gerichte, 1931;  59,-198;
IV: Stifter, Klöster, dignitäre, 1915 + 1975; 
V: ecclesiastical + Siegelkunde, 1931 + 1975;
VI: Gf./Hz.Jülich-Berg-Kleve-Heinsberg,1941-63;


Titel:
Héraldique médiévale bretonne. Images personelles (vers 1350-1500), armoriaux, sceaux, tombeaux. I-II


SigilBem:
= GB = #622; 
RE: Gandilhon:  Catalogue des Chartes, KB 153,-32 (8vo), disp 1940.


Titel:
Catalogue of the Seals in the Treasury of the Dean & Chapter of Durham

SigilBem:
from Durham-sls in DBA; Soc.of.Antiq. Of Newcastle-on-Tyne, 1911-1921


SigilBem:
L.C. Loyd & DM.Stenton: Sir Christopher Hatton's Book of Seals, Oxford, 1950  from Finch-Hatton ms. 170, vellum. 128 ff, 17.5" x 13.75", copies of 529 charters, 9 plates, incl. 1 pages of drawings of seals, some facsimiles.


SigilBem:
= KB;  Festschrift ..;  KB katalog = siegel;  161,-126 (8vo);


Titel:
Sceaux et cachets armories conservés dans les dépôts d'archives de l'ètat en Belgique, 1+2

SigilBem:
dactolygraphie;  A.G.R. refs; alphabetical order per tome; 80 + 55 p. = approx. 1300 items;


Titel:
Sceaux des princes territoriaux belges du Xe siècle à 1482. I-II

SigilBem:
Archives générales du royaume; bur + bra + fla + hai + loos + lux;


Titel:
Sceaux gascons du moyen-âge,  I-III => XPG


Titel:
Trésor des chartes du comté de Rethel. Inventaire des sceaux

SigilBem:
vol 3 of Trésor &c; vol 1-2 (G.Saige & H.Lacaille) in KB;
-: note in Chassel HM 22;


SigilBem:
on www;
RE: Laing Cartulary;
REF: Woodward H;


SigilBem:
= Urkundenbuch zur Geschichte de Babenberger in Österreich, vol.3


Titel:
Siegel des Mittelalters aus der Archiven der Stadt Lübeck


SigilBem:
= SAS;
NOTE: some items in refs mislabelled XSS; on www;
W.M. MacDonald: Scottish Armorial Seals, Edingburgh 1904;


SigilBem:
1937-40; de Neederlandsche Zegels tot 1300;  KB-ls 59,-199  (4to); 
vol. I = tekst;  230 plancher i vol. II (1-699, 115 pl.) + III (700-1424) = 1424 + 6 seals;


Titel:
Sigillographie de la Normandie, éveché de Bayeux


Titel:
Wanderung durch die Siegel .. Bayerischen Adels ..


SigilBem:
= LG = #623;  153,-48 (4to) = Archives Historiques de la Gascogne; exam 2004;
vol. I, 1888,  AHdlG 15:1-196 (ecclesia, rois, grand feudataires) + II, 1889, AHdlG 17:197-538 (seigneurs) + III, 1891,  AHdlG 22:539-646 (villes, justice, bourgois, supll);


Titel:
Die Siegel der deutschen Kaiser und Könige, I-V


Titel:
Die Schlesischen Siegel von 1250 bis 1300 beziehentlich 1327


Titel:
Sceaux Armoirés de Pays-Bas et des Pays avoisinants I-IV


Titel:
Description de sceaux des familles seigneuriales de Dauphiné

SigilBem:
identical to XPD 1909/1913 ?  = KB  64,-232.
Description de sceaux des familles seigneuriales de Dauphiné


Titel:
Tableau systematique des sceaux de Lorraine

SigilBem:
might be confused with XRM, e.g. XRL/XRM:3731;


Titel:
Catalogue des sceaux des archives départementales de Moselle-et-Meurthe. I-III


Titel:
Pieces augmentaires. Inventaire des sceaux .. du pieces originales .. de BN Paris I-II

SigilBem:
= Po = Roman PO (Dc) = #625;  
Vol. I = KB  64,289 (4to) = 1-8067 Myneurs;
vol.II = 8068-, manus only in BnF, as St in Brault RAE;
Inventaire des sceaux des piéces oiginales du cabinet de titres de BN Paris I
-: Abbreviations; T, D and P uncertain;


Titel:
Sceaux des Archives du Dept Bas-Pyrenées

SigilBem:
Dict.Topographie 1863   = KB  64,-12 (4to)


SigilBem:
-. XSO 175:31t8.1 = text of item 31 on page 175, pictured on table 8 no.1; 
-: Gustave Schlumberger, Ferdinand Chalandon, Adrien Blanchet; Bibliotheque. Archeologique et historirique, XXXVII;


Titel:
Die Siegel der Österreichischen Regenten


Titel:
Scottish Heraldic Seals: royal, Official, Ecclessiastical, B

SigilBem:
Scottish Heraldic Seals: royal, Official, Ecclessiastical, Burghal, Personal, 1-3; privately printed (37 ex); vols in SoA, London;
NOTE: some items in refs actually from XMS al. SAS;


Titel:
I Sigilli dell'Archivio Vaticano, I-IIII

SigilBem:
Citta del Vaticano; I -III (Testo +  Tavola)
1 (1937) = 1-1268, mainly medieval;
2 (1946) = 1269-2335; mainly baroque, see also XAV;
3 (1964) = 2336-3609;


SigilBem:
Formerly "Vercaemst", per 26.06.2016 Wolhard Vahl:


SigilBem:
=VL;
RE: Inventaire chartes et cartulaires au Luxembourg 1-6, 1914-22, 156,-336 (8vo);


Titel:
Siegel des Mittelalters von Polen, Lithuaen, Schlesien, ..

SigilBem:
Siegel des Mittelalters von Polen, Lithuaen, Schlesien, Pommern und Preussen.


SigilBem:
= Walden FL =  Baron's Letter to the Pope 1301 = de Walden Library, vol.3;
-: by page;
Howard de Walden: Some feudal lords and their seals MCCCI.  The Baron's Letter to the Pope 1301. - London 1904.


Titel:
Die Westphälischen Siegel des Mittelalters, 1-6

SigilBem:
= WS, 1882-1889; 480 pp text + 264 planches, 4065 seals; 6 parts;
1 equestrian + 11-12C (19), 2 dynast (22), 3 bishops (24), 4 towns + BGf + ministerialities (35), 5 monasteries a.o. (41),  6 nobles + citisens(123);

 review + notes by L Bouly des Lesdain, Bouly EHT 118;
I. Band
Abt. 1: Die Siegel des 11. und 12. Jahrhunderts und die Reitersiegel. Bearbeitet von Friedrich Philippi. 1882. 18 Seiten, Tafeln 1-19. 
Abt. 2: Die Siegel der Dynasten. Bearb. von Georg Tumbült. 1883. 40 Seiten, Tafeln 20-41. 
II. Band
Abt. 1: Die Siegel der Bischöfe. Bearb. von Georg Tumbült. 1885. VIII und 14 Seiten, Tafeln 42-65. 
Abt. 2: Die Siegel der Städte, Burgmannschaften und Ministerialitäten. Bearb. von Georg Tumbült. 1887. VII und 23 Seiten, Tafeln 66-100. 
III. Band
Die Siegel der geistlichen Corporationen und der Stifts-, Kloster und Pfarrgeistlichkeit. Bearb. von Theodor Ilgen. 1889. VII und 36 Seiten, Tafeln 101-141. 

IV. Band
Die Siegel von Adeligen, Bürgern und Bauern. Bearb. von Theodor Ilgen. 1894/1900. 38 und 75 Seiten, Tafeln 142-264. 

5. Band
Veddeler, Peter: Westfälische Siegel und Wappen. Herausgeber: Provinzialinstitut für Westfälische Landes- und Volksforschung, Münster / Westfalen und der Historische Kommission Westfalens, im Ardey-Verlag ISBN 3-87023-252-8 

Die kommunalen Hoheitszeichen des Landschaftsverbandes, der Kreise, Städte und Gemeinden in Westfalen-Lippe Veröffentlichungen der historischen Kommission für Westfalen Bd.5, 2003. 554 Seiten mit zahlreichen meist farbigen Abbildungen auf 270 Tafeln.


SigilBem:
BnF fr.5934; fr.9477; fr.32753;
REF: Prinet COF;


# tblTidsskrift

TidskrBem:
udg. Societas Heraldica Scandinavica; noted by issue no., not volume; 10 issues p.a. (vol.6 no.1 = no.51)


TidskrNavn:
Colloque de l'Academie International d'Heraldique


TidskrNavn:
Genealogica & Heraldica, Report of a CIGH

TidskrBem:
report of a Congrès Internationale de Sciences Génélogique et Héraldique, published by the organizers with help from Bureau Permanent and AIH, various publishing houses or journals


TidskrNavn:
Transactions of the Royal Historical Society


TidskrBem:
Swiss Heraldry Society, international journal,


TidskrBem:
Institute of Genealogical and Heraldry Studies


TidskrNavn:
Revue de la Biblioteque nationale de France


TidskrNavn:
Revue francaise d'heraldique et sigillographie


TidskrBem:
heraldische Vereinigung Der Kleblatt, Hannover


TidskrNavn:
Hidalguia, la Revista de genealogia, nobleza y armas

TidskrBem:
publication bimestral (1982, vol.30, nos.172-173)


TidskrBem:
1978 = Bd.1, Gwéchall,  Bull. de la  Soc. Finistérienne d'histoire et d'archéologique;
1973 = Bd. 101, Bull. Soc.Archéol.Finistère


TidskrNavn:
Bijdragen en medelingen betreffende de geschiedenis der Nederlanden


TidskrBem:
Colloquium proceedings, 1982- d.d.;
List of contents in folder


TidskrBem:
occational series of Editions Leopard d'Or


TidskrBem:
¤ Zschr. Der Vereinigung 'Der Herold':
-: Der Deutsche Herold, 1870-1931
-: Der Herold für Geschlechter-, Wappen- und Siegelkunde, 1941-1943, Bd.1-3;
-: Der Herold, VJhrS für Heraldik, Genealogie und verwandte Wissenschaften, 1956-1995, Bd.4-12;
-: Herold-Jahrbuch, 1996-present
SEE ALSO:
-: Herold-VJhrS;
-: Herold Jahrbuch


TidskrNavn:
Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland


TidskrBem:
Eds. Astrolabe, 79 Rue Gambetta, F-84400 Apt;


TidskrNavn:
Z. f. Schw.Archäologie und Kunstgeschichte


TidskrBem:
Ungrisches Magazin oder Beyträge zur Ungrischen Geschchte, Geographie Naturwissenschaft und der dahin einschlagenden Litteratur. Bd.4:236-255.  Pressburg 1787.


TidskrBem:
Proceedings of the Harlaxton Symposia, published by Boydell Press, Woodbridge, UK


TidskrNavn:
Studia historica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae


TidskrNavn:
ViertelJahresschrift für Heraldik, Sphragistik und Genealogie (Herold)

TidskrBem:
¤ Herold - main entry
= ViertelJahresschrift für Heraldik, Sphragistik und Genealogie (Herold) = 1873-1889;
-: ViertelJahresschrift für Wappen-, Siegel- u.Familienkunde (Herold) = 1890-1931,


TidskrBem:
èditions Fanon;
no.28 Hors-serié, août 2011: les Normands;


TidskrNavn:
Tijdschrift voor Ndl.Taal- en Letterkunde


TidskrBem:
monthly journal, c.1893-, by Karl Fhr. Neuenstein


TidskrNavn:
Adler, Zeitschrift für Genealogie und Heraldik


TidskrNavn:
Memoires de la Société achéologique lorraine


TidskrBem:
Nederlandse Genealogische Vereniging, Afdeling Heraldiek


TidskrNavn:
Armas e Troféus. Revista de história, heráldica, genealogica e arte.


TidskrNavn:
Zeitschrift für die Geschichte des Oberrheins


TidskrBem:
¤ Herold -- main  entry;
= Herold-Jahrbuch, 1996-present


TidskrNavn:
Deutsches Archiv für Erforschung des Mittelalters


TidskrBem:
Blackwell Publ. For Institute of Historical Research, University of London;


TidskrNavn:
Bulletin de la Societé nationale des antiquaries de France


TidskrBem:
https://halshs.archives-ouvertes.fr 
= HAL Archives Ouvertes -- web publ


# tblTreatise

NoteTreat:
8 gp: less AH ¤ #1.1 History of heralds ¤


NoteTreat:
¤ Zur Vorgeschichte des Heroldsamtes (Herold Sicile) ¤


NoteTreat:
5 gp: ¤ #1.2 Creating heralds ¤  Heroldschwur ¤


NoteTreat:
¤ Ernennung eines neuen Persevanten, Herolds &c ¤


NoteTreat:
#1.3 Privilegien ¤ Privilegien der Herolde (allgemein) ¤


NoteTreat:
# 1.5 College of Heralds at St.Antoine-le-Petit in Paris (1407) ¤


NoteTreat:
5 gp: LA, LD, BH, SH, LB  ¤ #2.1 Obsequien ¤


Title:
Ordonnances de gages de bataille en France


Title:
Ordonnances of Thomas of Woodstock on duels


Title:
Burgundian  formula for gages de bataille


Title:
Extract of "Arbres des batailles" on gages de bataille (Sicile)


Title:
Extract of "Arbres des batailles" on gages de bataille (Oxford)


Title:
Extract of "Songe du Vergier" on gages de bataille


Title:
Duties of heralds at tournament à présent

NoteTreat:
2+1 gp: ¤ #2.3.1 Tournaments and jousts ¤


Title:
On arming participants in tournaments in the ancient manner


Title:
On the placing of banners at tournaments


Title:
Announcing tournaments and jousts (prologus)


Title:
Announcement of tournaments in the time of king Arthur


Title:
Announcement of tournaments in the ancient manner


Title:
Joust of Belle Maurienne (1454) - long version


Title:
Joust of Belle Maurienne (1454) - short version


Title:
Joust held by three squires of the Vilette family


Title:
Merlin de Cordebeouf: project of tournament as in the time of king Arthur


Title:
Announcing the "Pas d'armes de la Belle Pèlerine" (1449)


Title:
The "Pas d'armes de l'arbre Charlemagne" (1443)


Title:
Occations for crying thanks for largesse


NoteTreat:
5 gp : MH, LD, BH, AH ¤ #3.1.1 Heraldry ¤


NoteTreat:
LB only ¤ in  noble affintity ¤ on arms and blazon


Title:
Diminution of arms by Toison d'or (1464)


Title:
Extract on arms from "Arbre des batailles"


NoteTreat:
3 gp: LA, MH, BH ¤ #3.1.2 Colours ¤ Farbentraktat ¤


Title:
Blazoned count of the four christian princes


Title:
Survey of princes and episcopal towns in France

NoteTreat:
4+1 gp: LD, BH, AH, SH, LB  ¤ #3.2 Actual surveys (Konkrete Aufzählungen) ¤


Title:
Survey of the four nations of Christianity


Title:
Survey of the family and friends of the duke of Savoy


Title:
Survey of the three Orders: Pope, six ages of the world &c

NoteTreat:
#3.3 General surveys (Allgemeine Aufzählungen) ¤


Title:
Survey of the spiritual and lay hierachy


Title:
Neuf Preux / Nine Worthies / Neun Helden


NoteTreat:
#3.3 Chronical, historiographical, genealogical ¤


Title:
Survey of french kings from Louis VIII to Charles VII


Title:
Genealogy of french kings from Louis VIII to Charles VII (1429)


Title:
Chronicle of the french kings to Charles VII


Title:
Genealogy of Peter (I) de Luxembourg and Marguerite des Beaux


Title:
Pierre le Baud: genealogy of the kings, dukes and princes of Bretagne (1486)


NoteTreat:
7+1 gp: MH, LD, BH, SH, LB, AT  ¤ #3.4 Knowledge of Society and War


Title:
Golden Bull of 1356 in french translation


Title:
Guillaume le Tur (d.1444/45): rights of judgement of the constable


NoteTreat:
#3.5 Nobility and knights ¤ translated by Hugo de Salve;


Title:
Buonaccorso da Montemagne: Controversie de noblesse


NoteTreat:
#3.6 miscellanea ¤ .. Gerechte Herrschaft  ¤


Title:
Epistle on the emptiness of human existence


# tblVbnVar

Blason:
blåt, et fra sinister udstrakt guldbevæbnet ørnelår


VbnBem:
delt, i (1) rødt, et guld hjortevier; og (2) fem gange tværdelt i blå og guld;
REF:
-: DAS:126 (rev.);


Blason:
sølv, en grøn egekvist med to blade og to agern


Blason:
tværdelt fem gange i sølv og rødt, i hvert af de røde felter tre guld kugler


Blason:
sølv, en blå spids = blåt taskesnit fra neden i hvidt


Blason:
??, en ?? seksoddet stjerne i en foroven kløvet lilje


Blason:
sølv, en af syv teglsten svævende mursparre


Blason:
kløvet i (1) skråbjælkevis tindeskårdet sølv over rødt og (2) blåt


Blason:
lodret delt og tre gange vandret delt af rødt og sølv  =   delt i rødt og sølv og tværdelt tre gange i modsat farve


VbnBem:
-: Peter Strangesen, sigil 1224 -- Petersen AS #8;


Blason:
zig-zagdelt (2½) i sølv og sort = sølv, to og en halv sort spids fra sinister = sølv, fra sinister tre sorte spidser


VbnBem:
hovedvåben for Lange (Munk) familien;
-:Thorkild Ebbesen sigil 1315;  Esge Frost, sigil 1331; Anders Frost, marsk, sigil 1360;


Blason:
blåt, fra sinister kant et sort/gråt ørnelår med guld kløer


Blason:
sølv, en sort ørn med guld stjerne i stedet for hoved


Blason:
kløvet: (1) halv ørn, (2) 3 skaktavlede bjælker


Blason:
skrådelt i blåt over rødt trappeskåret murværk


Blason:
guld, en sort krage siddende på en [gren/bærklase]


Blason:
skrådelt tindeskåret af sølv og rødt murværk


Blason:
delt i (1) blå; og (2) i sølv to blå bjælker


Blason:
delt (1) sølv fast på delingen en halv sort ørn; og (2) sølv fast på delingen en halv rød lilje; hele skjoldet omgivet af en grøn drage


Blason:
blåt, en guld sparre over et grønt lindeblad


Blason:
tværdelt i sølv og rødt, heri en grøn plante


Blason:
blåt, en guld seksoddet stjerne over tre sølv strømme


Blason:
tværdelt i sølv og rød, to stjerner af modsat farve


Blason:
skrådelt ved tindeskure i sølv over rødt


Blason:
sølv en mod sinister skråbjælkevis stillet sort stige


Blason:
sølv, en blå sparre mellem tre røde stjerner


Blason:
sølv, tre sparrer skaktavlet i rød og sort


Blason:
sølv, skråbjælkevis et sort vildsvinehoved med guld tænder


Blason:
sølv, 2½ røde spidser fra dekster = zig-zag delt (2½) i rødt og sølv  =  2½ røde højrespidser i hvidt >NHT< = zigzagdelt af rødt over hvidt >STA< = rødt, 3 sølv ulvetænder >sc<


Blason:
blåt, en sølv bjælke belagt med en grøn vinranke


Blason:
sølv, delt med en halv brun ørn og en halv rød lilje, begge fast på delingen


VbnBem:
-: Andreas Pincerna, sigil 1264 -- Petersen AS #17;


Blason:
delt, i (1) tre grønne lindekviste; og (2) tværdelt tre gange i sølv og rød


Blason:
delt i rødt og sølv, derover en flakt ørn i modsat tingering


Blason:
blåt, en rød sparre over et guld løveansigt


Blason:
??, et stående firfodet dyr under en seksoddet stjerne


Blason:
??, to ?? vædderhorn over en siddende ?? fugl

VbnBem:
REF: C156, i 1300-tal * Borkvard (44) og Nic Meseke Krummedigec.?? (43), DAÅ.


Blason:
delt rødt og rødt, i (1) fast på delingen en halv guld ørn, og i (2) en guld hjortevie


Blason:
kløvet ved tindeskure (i sølv over rødt)

VbnBem:
FIG: S4/CAJ570 Krognos-Hardenberg, fejltegning, + ß.


Blason:
blåt, en stående [sort/grå]t ørnefod med guld kløer

VbnBem:
REF: S8/CAJ570 Krognos+Hardenberg, ikke farvelagt.


Blason:
skrådelt ved trappet tindeskure i sølv over rødt murværk


Blason:
tværdelt ved tindeskure (i sølv over rødt)

VbnBem:
REF: D3/CAJ371(uf) Brockenhuus, fejltegning *


VbnBem:
BEM: Berta NN fl.1390, gm/ Nic Kierl Rønnow (20) ¤ en Bielke = 'bj*2' iflg DAÅ1913 Rønnow ¤ '2d' i S5/CAJ370 + S5/CAJ232 Bille ¤ S9/CAJ896 = 'træ' ?


Blason:
sølv, et rødt hjortevie og to blå strømme


VbnBem:
FIG: Ic + Ó, Ulfstand/g. * Ic + ß2 = D10/CAJ902  Bille; flere fejl.


Blason:
guld, et rødt troldehoved mellem to røde ulvesakse

VbnBem:
=> Trolle a.  ** VBN b + HJ Ó. (STA203c).


Blason:
??, en ?? svane siddende på spidsen af en ?? sparre


Blason:
rødt, to grå spurvehøge væbnede guld siddende på et sølv risknippe


Blason:
??, skråbjælkevis fra sinister et ?? stående ørneben


Blason:
rødt, skråbjælkevis fra sinister en guld ørneklo


Blason:
??, skråbjælkevis fra sinister en ?? ørneklo


Blason:
guld, skråbjælkevis fra sinister en sort grifklo


Blason:
blåt, fra sinister et krummet sort ørneben med guld klo


VbnBem:
FIG: oprindeligt til medio 1300-tal, C129


Blason:
sølv, skråbjælkevis mod dekster et sort varpanker


VbnBem:
BEM: varpanker med to øjne.  
FIG: D2/CAJ871,  HJ=fjer*5;


Blason:
??, skråbjælkevis fra dekster fod en fjerham


Blason:
sølv, foran en naturligt farvet træstub med to røde roser tonaturligt farvede nedadrettede krydsede sværd


Blason:
??, en grå træstub med afhugne blå grene


Blason:
??, en ?? gren med tre opadrettede nøgne kviste


Blason:
??, en otteoddet ?? stjerne omgivet af tre bortvendte ?? halvmåner

VbnBem:
FIG: S12/CAJ488 = NN gm/ Claus LANG-I fl.1392 (DAÅ 1901p234) *


Blason:
mellem sølv og guld en blå spids fra neden


Blason:
blåt, 3 grønne lindeblade med stænglerne mod midten


Blason:
??, tre ?? søblade med udadrettede spidser


Blason:
??, tre ?? søblade samlet i skjoldets midte


Blason:
??, tre ?? søblade samlet om en ?? kugle


VbnBem:
FIG: Urne af Mørkholt i Holmans hrd ? = '2d' (DAÅ1904), i famile med Urne-I på spindesiden.


Blason:
skrådelt fra sinister i rød og sølv, en grøn vinranke fast på delingen

VbnBem:
FIG: uden farver i MFM/MJ Skovgaard d.1615 + D2/CAJ213 Urne.


Blason:
delt i rød og sølv, en grøn vinranke fast på delingen


Blason:
sølv, tre røde [firkantede blomster / nelliker ?]


Blason:
??, dekster en femoddet ?? stjerne og sinister en kvart ?? lilje


Blason:
rødt, en guld stjerne over tre sølv strømme


Blason:
??, skråbjælkevis fra sinister tre tværstillede ?? spydspidser


Blason:
??, skråbjælkevis fra sinister tre tværstillede ?? [spydblade / sværd ]


Blason:
??, skråbjælkevis sinister trew tværstillede ?? [ sværd / spyd ]


Blason:
??, skråbjælkevis sinister tre tværstillede ?? [ sværd / spyd ]


Blason:
tværdelt to gange i ??, herover en ?? pæl besat med tre ?? kløverblade


Blason:
rødt, bjælkevis tre [sorte / sølv ?] kedelkroge


Blason:
??, fra tre ?? strømme et opstigende halvt ?? vildsvin


VbnBem:
-: D8/CAJ494, fejl i aner;
-: S2/CAJ372/Rosengaard = løve.kujon, isf Krumstrup gm/ Jørgen Urne (22); 
JF: 'løve.kujon' Sandberg Ib
NB! Crest;


VbnBem:
FIG: ofte set alternativ, C429 + Nissen HT (1985-89) 6:462.


Blason:
sølv, et blåt løvehoved med blodig tunge

VbnBem:
FIG: NN, gm/ Palle Juel-III fl.1350 (1). ** REF: DAÅ 1927 p8 (= Leve-I ?); jf DAÅ 28:574.


Blason:
firdelt, i (1+4) sølv, en rød [murstensstabel/spillebrik]; og i (2+3) rødt felt


VbnBem:
FIG: S7/CAJ371 Brockenhuus-Bølle; Thiset i DAÅ 1888 Bild. ** SE: NN m/ ulv.kujon.


Blason:
blåt, to mod hinanden satte guld stormhuer


Blason:
??, tre ?? [sværd / spydspidser] med od samlet i midten


Blason:
blåt, tre sølv svanehalse mellem tre røde nelliker


Blason:
blåt, en sølv syvoddet stjerne belagt med en rød rose


Blason:
blåt, en sølv ulvesaks mellem tre sølv stjerner


Blason:
sølv, mod sinister en rød pil mellem tre røde stjerner


Blason:
??, skråbjælkevis tre sammenstillede ?? ruder


Blason:
kløvet i (1) sølv, en halv sort ørn fast på delingen; og (2) sølv, pælvis tre røde stjerner


Blason:
tværdelt af rødt og sølv, i sidste tre grønne røllikestængler, hver med to blade


VbnBem:
FIG: Mette N:r NN af Ugestorp c1400 (DAÅ 1894,Godov).


Blason:
tværdelt i guld og sølv, herover en rød spids fra sinister


Blason:
??, en ?? stjerne over tre ?? bjælkevis strømme


Blason:
guld, tre blå gående guld kronede løver mellem ni røde hjerter


Blason:
??, en ?? hjortepande med vier over fem ?? kugler (2:3)

VbnBem:
FIG: c1412 skåret i kirkestol, Kirkebjø på Færøerne (CAJ4047).


Blason:
guld, korslagt to sorte træer med lancetformede blade


Blason:
??, sparrestillet to ?? afhugne stubbe hver med to afhugne grene


Blason:
??, tre opsplittede, på den ene side nubrede, frugtnødder, stillede som et gaffelkors omkring en ring


Blason:
blåt, en sølv seksoddets stjerne over tre hvide bølger


Blason:
tværdelt, 1) delt fire gange i ?? ved liggende sparresnit og 2) ??

VbnBem:
-: Anders P.N, sigil 1264 -- Petersen AS #23;


Blason:
tværdelt ?? og ?? i 1) fire liggende sinistervendte ?? sparrer


Blason:
tværdelt i ?? og ??, tre ulvehover (2:1)


Blason:
??, skråbjælkevis mod dekster et ?? varpanker


Blason:
sølv, fra skjoldrandene to blå ærmer, med hænder, der holder en blå lilje


Blason:
sølv, fra sinister rand to blåklædte arme, der holder en blå morgenstjerne


Blason:
??, en brynjeklædt arm, der holder en ?? [kæp/scepter/stridskølle]


Blason:
??, en hævet nøgen arm, der hugger med en ?? pil


Blason:
blåt, skråbjælkevis mod sinister en panserklædt arm med et tilbagevendt sværd ombundet med en ?? sløjfe


Blason:
blåt, en panserklædt arm, der holder et sværd


Blason:
sølv, mod sinister en panserklædt arm med et tilbagevendt sværd


Blason:
firdelt af rødt og sølv og herover en guld bjælke


VbnBem:
også tegnet med hundehoveder med halsbånd;


Blason:
kløvet i sort og blåt, i (1) to bjælket tavlet rød/sølv


Blason:
hvidt, en blå bjælke belagt med tre hvide søblade (!)


Blason:
tværdelt i rød og sølv, tre bjørnehover (1:2) af modsat farve


Blason:
sølv, tre blå-guld-røde regnbuer og herover to blå pilejern


Blason:
kløvet i (1) ??, et ?? blad på stilk; og (2) ??


Blason:
kløvet i ??, i hver felt et ?? lindeblad


Blason:
?, bjælkevis tre opadrettede ?? bregnestængler


Blason:
sølv, en blå skråbjælke besat med tre røde egern


Blason:
blåt, skråbjælkevis en gående sølv bjørn


Blason:
tværdelt i sølv og blå, tre røde dambrikker


Blason:
??, et ?? vædderhoved/gedebukkehoved set forfra


Blason:
??, en ?? båd med ?? fjerbusk i hver stavn


Blason:
blåt, et gedebuk skaktavlet i sølv og rød


Blason:
??, skråbjælkevis mod sinister et ?? neg

VbnBem:
CAJ #323, Norra Vram Kirke, D4 for Claus Bille (d.1558)


Blason:
kløvet i (1) sort, pælvis tre røde ruder; og (2) tværdelt tre gange i rød og sort


Blason:
blåt, en guld kronet jomfruørn i sølv og sort


Blason:
sølv, på en firtrins murstenssparre en halv rød grif


Blason:
blåt, tre sølv søblade samlet om en rød rose


VbnBem:
REF: 
-: tegning 1445, DAÅ1900rf1.
HENV: Jens N:n (Rosenkrantz,I.4) d.>1377; gm/ Margrethe Timmesdatter HVITKOP til Tange (D10/CAJ623); HJ = vhorn*2; VBN = 'stør' ? = 'træ' ?. * D5/CAJ664.  ** JF: Timme Schacht-I 1357 i Holsten, C135b.


Blason:
delt i (1) rødt, en sølv vinge; (2) tre gange delt af sølv og rødt


Blason:
sølv, to sorte ørnevinger, der ender i guld kløer


Blason:
kløvet i rød og sølv *evt* i (1) en vinranke


Blason:
??, en ?? ørn med sinister vinge opadvendt


Blason:
kløvet i (1) blåt; og (2) kløvet og fire gange tværdelt af blåt og sølv


Blason:
skråbjælke skaktavlet sort og sølv mellem blå over rød


Blason:
blåt, på en sølv skråbjælke tre røde roser


Blason:
skråbjælke fra sinister skaktavlet sort og sølv mellem blå over rød


Blason:
1+4) sort-sølv skaktavlet skråbjælke mellem blå og rød; 2+3) skrådelt fra sinister i blå og rød en hvid løve kronet guld

VbnBem:
1) Rosenkrantz; 2) Eberstein; med få undtagelser brugt af alle fra 1551;


Blason:
sølv, to blå skråbjælker hævet mod sinister


Blason:
??, skråbjælkevis fra sinister tre ?? springende egern


Blason:
blåt, et rødt egern holdende på skulderen en kløftet guld stok


Blason:
sølv, en fvr. fremspringende sort enhjørning


Blason:
blåt, tre sølv duer med røde næb og en guld ring om halsen


Blason:
??, en ?? fugl på bjælkevis tre ?? ruder


Blason:
rødt, en guld finke på en grøn kvist på en brun gren


Blason:
guld, en tværstillet blå fisk, i skjoldhovedet tre sølv ibskaller


Blason:
blåt, to krydsede luntebøsser med guld stokke og jernfarvede piber mellem en rød rose og tre sølv kugler


Blason:
rødt, en rød egegren med tre opadrettede grønne blade


Blason:
??, en ?? egekvist med tre blade og to agern


Blason:
??, en ?? gren med tre nedhængende blade


Blason:
??, en ?? egekvist med to blade og et agern


Blason:
??, skråbjælkevis en ?? [gren / hjortevie] mellem tre ?? stjerner


Blason:
guld, to sammenslyngede grønne egekviste


Blason:
sølv, en rød grif med et sølv bånd belagt med tre blå pilespidser


Blason:
sølv, et grønt vidjegærde mellem 3 æbler (2:1)


Blason:
rødt, en guld kronet og halskronet sølv gås på grøn bakke


Blason:
.. to korslagte hamre med guld skaft og blå hoved


VbnBem:
FIG: NN fl.1420 ?, gm/ Jørgen N:n Friis-VII (4) ? *


Blason:
delt i (1) blåt, to sølv harehoveder; og (2) guld, blå drueklase mellem to grønne vinblade; alt fast på delingen


Blason:
sølv, tre sorte stormhuer med rød hagebånd


Blason:
delt i blåt og gult, herover en vinget hedning i modsat tingering * (gul vinge:hvid krop)


Blason:
??, en halv ?? [hind] med et ?? blad i munden


Blason:
blåt, en sølv stikhjelm med to fjerbesatte sølv vesselhorn


Blason:
sølv, et af en pil gennemskudt blåt elsdyrlår


Blason:
??, et ?? hjortehoved med kun sinister hjortevie


Blason:
kløvet i blåt og sølv, herover tre møllehjul af modsat farve


Blason:
blåt, en rødt jagthorn beslået og besnøret i guld


Blason:
kløvet i ??, i hvert felt en oprejst ?? mynde


Blason:
tværdelt af sølv og sort, to mynder af modsat farve


Blason:
rødt, et sølv [ulvehoved/hundehoved] med guld halsbånd


Blason:
blåt, et sølv hundehoved med rødt halsbånd


Blason:
tværdelt i ?? og ??, tre hundehoveder med halsbånd


Blason:
blåt, en opspringende sølv mynde med guld halsbånd


Blason:
blåt, en sølv hånd belagt med en rød rose


Blason:
??, to jernklædte underarme, der holder to krydsede sværd


Blason:
blåt, en sølv ibskal under en liggende guld halvmåne


Blason:
blåt, en sølv kalv med et grønt blad i munden


VbnBem:
BEM: S8/CAJ335 + D8/CAJ375+335 Valkendorf = NN gm/ Niels Grubbe - Anne N:r gm/ Passow *


Blason:
kløvet i ??, tre ?? kugler fast på delingen


Blason:
kløvet i (1) guld tyve røde kugler; og (2) fen gange tværdelt i rød og guld


Blason:
kløvet i (1) sølv, ni røde kugler (3:3:2:1); og tre gange tværdelt i sølv og rødt


Blason:
sølv, en blå kirkeklokke besat med tre guld bånd


Blason:
??, skråbjælkevis sinister en ?? kirkeklokke


Blason:
rødt, bjælkevis tre [sorte / sølv ?] fiskekroge


Blason:
sølv, en rødklædt kronet jomfru, der holder en [lilje / spejl]


Blason:
blåt, pælvis en rød kvist med tre sølv roser


Blason:
??, en skråbjælkevis nedhængende ?? kvist med fire/fem ?? roser


Blason:
guld, et andreaskors toradsskatavlet i sort og sølv

VbnBem:
FIG: Kirsten Kjørsen gm/ Ingvor U:n Rotfeld (#514n41, PJ Marsvin 1620; DAA 12p424). ** REF: ej STA * ej NDA. ** JF: Grubendal.


Blason:
sølv, et ?? andreaskors, herover et ?? skjoldhoved belagt med ?? fletværk


Blason:
sølv, et rødt andreaskors mellem fire røde roser


Blason:
guld, et andreaskors tavlet i sort og sølv


Blason:
??, skråbjælkevis mod sinister en ?? lilje


Blason:
??, to krydsede ?? liljestave forenet forneden


Blason:
skrådelt af sølv over blå, vinkelret på delingen en dobbeltlilje af modsat farve


Blason:
??, en ?? stilket lilje under en ?? stjerne


VbnBem:
-: Erik, sigil 1364 -- Petersen AS #578;
-: Christof, kalkmaleri, Århus Domkirke;


VbnBem:
FIG: *1* Catharina P:r d.<1404; 1370 gm3/ Birger K:n Trolle (I.5) ¤ Peder Karlsen c.1370, DAÅ/Trolle.  *2* Ingeborg A:r; 1398 gm1/ Karl M:n (Baat ?) til Bergqvara; <1402 gm2/ Birger B:n Trolle (8) ¤ Arvid Bengtsen ¤ BBT d.1471 (11) til Bergqvara.


Blason:
??, en ?? løve dækket af tre smalle ?? pæle


Blason:
tværdelt i sølv og blåt, herover en løvefisk i rødt og sølv


Blason:
sølv, en halv blå løve opstigende af en omvendt rød murgavl


Blason:
delt i (1) blåt et guld opadvendt løveben, og (2) tværdelt tre gange i blåt og sølv


Blason:
guld, en gående blå løve over to blå bjælker


Blason:
tværdelt i 1) blåt, en gående guld løve; og 2) sølv, syv røde søblade (4:3:1)


Blason:
tværdelt i 1) blåt ?, en guld ? leopard; og 2) sølv ?, seks røde ? søblade (3:2:1)


Blason:
delt i sølv og blå, en stående guld løve med et rødt hjerte i munden


Blason:
guld, tre blå guld kronede leoparder mellem fire røde hjerter


VbnBem:
FIG: Niels Bengtsen fl.1361 * Catharina P:r NN d.<1404; 1361 gm2/ Niels B:n; 1370 gm3/ Birger K:n Trolle


Blason:
sølv, en halv skægget mand med rød klædning, gul krave og rød tophue med hermelingsbeklædning * judenhut


Blason:
sølv, et blåt jernklædt ben med guld spore


Blason:
rødt, et sort morianansigt med guld ørenringe


Blason:
sølv, et sort morianhoved med guld pandebånd


Blason:
rødt, et sort morianhoved med en krans at vekselvis sølv og røde roser


Blason:
??, et ?? ørnehoved over en trappeskåret tretindet ?? mur


Blason:
blåt ?, en aftagende guld ? halvmåne og en guld ? stjerne


Blason:
??, en liggende ?? halvmåne og en ?? stjerne


Blason:
??, en skyskåret ?? skråbjælke, herover en ?? halvmåne


Blason:
??, en tiltagende ?? halvmåne og en ?? stjerne


Blason:
??, en aftagende ?? halvmåne og en ?? stjerne


Blason:
??, en aftagende ?? halvmåne og tre ?? stjerner


Blason:
blåt, skråstillet fra sinister en rød halvmåne, herover en halv guld stjerne


Blason:
blåt ?, skråbjælkevis to rygstillede sølv ? halvmåner mellem fire sølv ? stjermer


Blason:
blåt, pælvis to sølv halvmåner og to sølv stjerner


Blason:
rødt, over en sølv stjerne en nedadvendt sølv halvmåne besat med tre sølv strudsfjer


Blason:
??, tre ?? nøgler, samlet i skjoldets midte


Blason:
??, en oprejst panter mellem to kedelkroge


Blason:
sølv bestrøet med ni sorte kugler, pælvis en sort pil


Blason:
kløvet i ??, et ?? opadvendt pilejern over en ?? stjerne; og ??, en ?? lilje over en ?? stjerne


Blason:
delt, i 1.felt pælvis tre skråtstillede pile; og i 2.felt et halvt tandhjul fast på delingen


Blason:
blåt, tre sølv pile med spidserne samlet i midten


Blason:
??, skråbjælkevis mod sinister et ?? pilehoved


Blason:
blåt, skråbjælkevis mod sinister et i rød og sølv skaktavlet pilehoved


Blason:
sølv, en grøn egeplante med rod, to blade og tre agern


Blason:
guld, en sort stub med to grønne lindeblade


Blason:
sølv, en grøn egestub med to blade og tre agern


Blason:
delt i sølv og rødt, heruver en naturlig akelejeplante


Blason:
mellem blåt og rødt en i sølv og blåt treradsskaktavlet pæl


Blason:
tværdelt i (1) rødt, tre påfjer op fra delingen; og (2) skaktavlet sølv og sort


Blason:
skrådelt fra sinister i (1) sølv, på en grøn mark en blå rose på grøn stilk over blåt vand med en sølv gedde; og (2) en sort klippe over en grøn mark


VbnBem:
FIG: Bertel Brems i Sæddige 1446, alternativt våben.


Blason:
tværdelt i (1) sølv, en blå rose; og (2) blåt, en sølv gedde

VbnBem:
FIG: Corfitz L:n (Rosengiedde); våbenfelt usikkert beskrevet i C182c


Blason:
delt i sølv og rødt, tre blå roser fast på delingen


Blason:
delt i (1) sølv, en blå rose; (2) rødt, en sølv vinge


Blason:
rødt, et sort anker med guld stok og tre guld pile gennem øjet, det hele inden for en guld bort


Blason:
blåt, tre guld liljer og fra øvre og nedre skjoldrand tre guld triple-palisader (2:1)


Blason:
rødt, en sølv økse med guld skæfte over en sølv rose


Blason:
blåt, svævende pansret arm der holder en naturfarvet fakkel


Blason:
blåt, to sølv vinkelhager mellem seks sølv roser


VbnBem:
1) Beck + Ó, 2) Friis + Ó2. ** FAM: patent 1733 -- dd, i Sverige


Blason:
rødt, et sværd med guld hæfte omslynget af en sinistervendt blå slange med guld krone


Blason:
sølv, ud fra flankevis naturligt farvede skyer to nøgne arme, der holder tre røde roser, hver på en grøn stilk


Blason:
guld, fra en grøn mark to panserklædte arme, der holder en grøn krans


Blason:
guld, fra et grønt bjerg, en halv sortklædt bjergmand, som holder en grøn krans


Blason:
kløvet i (1) kløvet og og tre gange tværdelt i rød og sølv; og (2) sort, en sølv pæl


Blason:
guld, en rød båd med en dusk påfjer i hver stavn


Blason:
blåt, bestrøet med atten guld stjerner, en guld vandkunst


Blason:
en guld-rød skaktavlet pæl mellem i guld en naturligt farvet brasen og i sølv to jernklædte arme der holder en hjælm prydet med tre røde strudsfjer


Blason:
rødt, en guld søjle med guld lilje omslynget af en sølv (guld kronet) slange


Blason:
sølv, en naturligt farvet indier med sølv skørt, rødt bind om hovedet og et spyd i hånden


Blason:
blåt, to krydsede messingfarvede kanonløb


Blason:
guld, en blå ørn væbnet guld, på hovedet tre nedadvendte blå nagler og på hver skulder et grønt kløverblad


Blason:
delt i sølv og rød, herover i modsat farve et krummet traneben, der holder en sort rund sten


Blason:
sølv, en fritsvævende rød sparre mellem tre røde hjerter


Blason:
blåt, tre gennem en guld krone stukne guld hvedeaks


Blason:
blåt, på en grøn mark et sølv tårn med åben port og hævet faldgitter


Blason:
blåt, en fra vand opstigende guld løve under tre guld sekstakkede stjerner


Blason:
rødt, en sølv pæl mellem to blå blomster med (grønne) stilke og blade


Blason:
sølv, en naturligt farvet brændende fyrlampe


Blason:
blåt, pælvis fra dekstr en halv kløvet guld lilje


Blason:
kløvet i (1) blåt, en liggende halv guld lilje; og (2) sølv, et omvendt rødt gitter på fod


VbnBem:
1) Rantzau + Ó, 2) Friis + Ó2. ** FAM: patent 1728, ospm.1731


VbnBem:
1) Slesvig,  2) Ditmarsken.  ** FAM: Anne Sophie Reventlow, Hzn.Slesvig 1712 -- 1743. ** JF: Gft.Vallø C370


Blason:
kløvet i (1) rød, en halv sølv enhjørning halsklædt og væbnet guld; og (2) en rød ørneklo, der fortsætter i en anturligt farvet vinge


Blason:
rødt, en halv hvid buk gennemboret af gylden pil med horn af samme  /+


Blason:
blåt, en guld havbuk = stenbuk med fiskebagkrop og 3-delt hale


VbnBem:
1) Schack + Ó, 2) Ratlou + Ó2. ** FAM: patent 1771, ospm.1800


Blason:
kløvet i (1) guld, en grøn lindekvis med tre blade; og (2) sølv, to blå bjælker


Blason:
rødt, en guld egegren med tre blade (1:2)


Blason:
blåt, pælvis tre tværstillede sølv huggeknive med guld fæste


Blason:
blåt, en guld harniskklædt arm med en naturligt farvet knyttyet hånd


Blason:
sølv, på blåt vand et sinistervendt naturligt farvet tremastet sejlskib med røde vimpler


Blason:
kløvet i rød og blå, en lodret sølv strøm


Blason:
kløvet i (1) sort, pælvis to røde ruder; og (2) tværdelt fire gange i rød og sort


Blason:
sølv, en guld kronet rød dobbelthalet løve med draget sølv sværd


Blason:
sølv, tre sorte allikehoveder med guld næb og guld halsringe


Blason:
sølv, tre sorte jagthorn med guld stang og mundstykke


Blason:
kløvet i sølv og blåt; i (2) fast på delingen et halvt guld møllehjul


Blason:
blåt, en guld egegren med kvist med to  grønne blade og tre agern, det hele inden for en jernfarvet bort med seks nagler


Blason:
guld, to sorte jernhandsker krydset gennem en guld krone


Blason:
rødt, tre guld kløverblade, det nederste på en sort gren


Blason:
guld, to krydsede sorte [hellebarder / partisaner]


Blason:
delt af sølv og rød, heri en rose af modsat farve


Blason:
blåt, en halv rødklædt skægget mand med sort tophue * judenhut


Blason:
blåt, tre røde hjerter i guld sparre over tre sølv ankre (2:1)


Blason:
sort, en guld klokke under en guld krone


Blason:
blåt, skråbjælkevis en naturligt farvet gren med tre grønne blade mellem seks guld stjerner


Blason:
sølv, en sort kedelkrog mellem tre grønne kløverblade


VbnBem:
1) Krag; 2) Juel; 3) Vind; 4) Friis. * grevepatent 1867.


Blason:
blåt, en guld kronet guld løve. Om skjoldet grønne palmeblade med blå sløjfe


Blason:
blåt, en sølvspættet (?) guld kronet oprejst leopard med en krum gul hellebard. Omkring skjoldet grønne palmegrene med blå sløjfe


Blason:
sølv, et opadvendt rødt faldgitter på fod


Blason:
rødt, en vingeløs guld lindorm med guld partisan


Blason:
rødt, en grøn frø i en grøn laurbærkrans


Blason:
rødt, to sølv kornsegl, hver besat med tre guld stjerner


VbnBem:
kande med hank
REF: Peder E:n Gyldenstjerne [29] gm/ Hebele Lydikesdatter fl.1450;


VbnBem:
ældre våben for Trolle, Birger K:n Trolle, sigil 1367 [5]


VbnBem:
angives som standard for Gjødesen i STA og NDA


VbnBem:
ui norsk familie, muligvis Børialsen-Pors


VbnBem:
SE: Ove J:n Bielke's aner på Austrät gården


VbnBem:
kalkmaleri i Haderslev Domkirke 1512 for hestehandler Claes Ankersen;


VbnBem:
-: våben foreslået af Verwohlt 1984 for Skjalm Hvides slægt;
-: Jakob Sunesen af Møn, sigil 1224 -- Petersen AS #7;
-: muligvis Johs E:n, marsk, næsten ulæseligt sigil 1224, jf. marsk Skore  -- Petersen AS #2;


VbnBem:
frise, Sorø - Anders T:n af Nebbe (4), fl.1282-1320;


VbnBem:
frise, Sorø - Anders O:n (19), fl.1270, skænk/picerna;


VbnBem:
ui - Absalon G:n (3)  -  Niels A:n (6), fl.1300;


VbnBem:
-: på Sorø-frisen, formentlig original figurtegning;


VbnBem:
fiktivt våben, taget fra Absalons gravsten, sat af abbed Henrik Tornekrands c.1530;


VbnBem:
-: formentlig fejlrenoveret våben for svensk hertug Guttorm, 3.svigerfader for Esbern Snare;
REF:
-: S. Mahler Dam, HerT 1989, 60:484-485;


VbnBem:
våben benyttet af enkelte medlemmer af slægten Lange (Munk)  -. Prange DV;
-: Anders Frost, marsk, sigil 1362, muligvis fejlgrveret sammen med en Bild;


VbnBem:
-: segl for ukendt person 1224,  kriger i brynje med hjelm og skjold med våbenfigur -- Petersen AS #6;


VbnBem:
-:  Jens Nielsen, sigil 1251 -- Petersen AS #12;


VbnBem:
-: Niels P:n Snefugl, fl.1370-1414, byfoged i Roskilde, seglstampe -- Michael Andersen 1996;


VbnBem:
-: 13C seglsrampe fundet ved Tissø, i Ebbesønnernes domæne, PETRI FI.. -- Andersen 1996;


Blason:
blåt, skråbjælkevis mod sinister en sølv lilje


VbnBem:
-: Esger Juul Abp.Lund 1310-1325, sigil, DGS:14;


VbnBem:
kalkmaleri, rytter med skjold og lanse, i Fårevejle kirke;
REF:
-: S. Mahler Dam, HerT 1989, 60:484-485;


VbnBem:
Krabbe af Damsgård, >1690, plagieret efter Krabbe af Østergård;


VbnBem:
-: sigilstampe, Auti Knudsen (d.1318), fundet nær Tystrup Sø  -- Prange HH 34;


# tblVersion

VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: probably contemporary;  vellum, roll, 54 rows of 6; painted arms; www (facsimile);
OWNER:  c1950  AR Wagner, Garter, as Phillips 31146;  1998 Lady Wagner; acq. by BL 2009;


VsBem:
-: microfilm, b/w, scanned 2014;
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: vellum, 301 x 26 cm;  54 rows of 6;  
OWNER:  Ralph Starkey 1597;  Edw Dering c1640; D T Powell 1811; Henry Wellesley c1865, Tho Phillips 1865-1912, BL 1912;
-: Dering falsification on A:61;
-: copy of A/a;


VsBem:
see N/PAR; trick; by Robert Glover 'Somerset';


VsBem:
see B/GVR;  A:99-157, 7 rows of 7 shields;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: details not entered for the ms.664 series of Hatton-Dugdale facsimiles;
¤ A:1-180;


VsBem:
= Livre d'armoiries d'Anthoine de Brouilly, 1569;
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: paper, 269 ff.; painted, blasoned, text; 
¤ approx. 30 short armorials:
-: 44v-47v imaginary arms, re URF  -- Jochim RS 28;
-: 192v CTR/f,  
-: 236r- PUC;


VsBem:
276 ff., incl. 106 blanks; mentions devises;


VsBem:
= Gaignières 872;
MANUS:  
-: ADM + NAV + REV;
-: used for E de Boos, 'Marche d'armes - Berry',  1986.


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: leaves are disordered,  each page ruled into squares with names on top and blason below; armorial AK is arranged by Greenstreet as: 107rv + 108rv + 105rv + 106rv + 109r1-4;
OWNER: 
-: Edmund Atkinson 'Somerset' c.1550; Ralph Brooke 'York'; Wm Penson 'Lancaster';
CONTENT-AK:
-: items 1-45 in hand A (larger hand, temp. Edw. VI, c1550, 3x3, 107rv+108rv+105r) and 46-88 in hand B (105v+106r, 3x4; 106v, 3x5; 109r, 3+1);
-: at top of 105r "tempore H.6" in an elisabethan hand;
-: AK:14 is in trick;
CONTENT-DRK:
-:  DRK = Harl.1408 fo.1r + 18r;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: paper, 600 pp;
-: 6420 arms; pp.1-486 frech a.o.; pp.487-510 hebrews, greeks, romans goths; pp.511-518 arms of chivalric orders, pp.519-540 chevaliers de la Table Ronde; pp.541-561 partricians of Metz;
COLLECTION:
-: 4-volume set from Mannheim Hofbibliothek, c.1660; cod.icon. 281-284, titled 'Armes francoises et autres .. Armes des hebreux, grecs, romains, goths etc';
¤ cod.icon. 281, paper, 429 pp + 24 ff, 4855 arms, 'Houdreville du Metz, Traite du Blason ..'; 
-: pp.1-153 arms as examples; pp.153-167 royal arms, pp.169-179 princes & lords; pp.180-188 cardinals; pp.189-192 marechaux de France; pp.193-210 dukes; pp.211-237 marquises; pp.238-241 vicomtes; pp.242-321 comtes; pp.322-353 barons; pp.354-429 towns;
¤ cod.icon. 282, paper, 370 x 230 mm, 628 pp, 7016 arms (french a.o.); 'Armes francoises et autres';
¤ cod.icon. 284, paper, 688 pp; 7672 arms (french a.o.); 'Armes francoises et autres';
NOTE:
-:Metz = pp.541/545-561, 'original in Wien, i.e. RYN, ÖNB, ms.3336;


VsBem:
see BEJ;
NOTES:  dutch version; around 1400-10;
REF: Paravicini 1998; www;


VsBem:
see BEJ;
-. Autograph of Claas Heinenzoon;


VsBem:
probably a direct copy of the Detmold ms. (AMT/c); no info on other content;
-: facsimile present;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  vellum, 11 ff; 10" x 14.25" = 254 x 362 mm;  4x4/pg; 4 items cut out; painted with legends;
OWNERS: Nathan Wright d.1721 and Joseph Jekyll d.1738; given to the Society of Antiquaries 1796 by Joseph Jekyll d.1837;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: 
-:  Paper, 160 x 215 mm; good artwork, 245 pp, 24 pp register (1659); often 4/pg or 6/pg; several blank pages;
OWNER: 
-: Hist.Ver.f.Oberfr.; Staatl.Bibl. Ansbach (Schlossbibliothek) 1974;
CONTENT:
-: p.71 '1490', Maximilian DtKg;
-: p.112  Pius IX
-: p.113  3-headed eagle a.o.


VsBem:
= Arras;
VISIT: 01.2002; 05.2002, 03.2005;
-: part (1) APA = QPA; part (2)  ETO-en = ETO/d;
MANUS:
-:  paper, various formats set in folio; a  collection of pieces relating mainly to Normandy and parts of France while in the hands of the English, many relating to the duke of Orleans (Cat.Additions vol. 6, 1839 p.2);
-: Armorial section approx. 210x290 mm, arms 4x4, watermark 'hunting horn reversed';  painting and legends in the same hand as ETO (clem, CEMRA 96,  Pastoureau ETO); sown into binding staggered corresponding to parts of APA; probably acquired as loose leafs and provisionally ordered into 4 parts as English + Burgundians + Mediators + French; note absence of Philippe 'bon' and french king, but presence of english royal arms; 

CONTENT: 4 parts in mss;  fo.94r-95v =1-64 = ETO-en (part 1);  fo.96r-101r =  65-240 = burgundians at Arras,  fo.102r = 241-252 = mediators at Arras; fo.102v = 253-268 = french at Arras;  fo.103r-106r =269-372 = ETO-en (part 2);  64 +104 english (an almost complete copy of ETO-en, but as BHM-en, in segmentally altered sequence, concordance in ETO-en);
-: ff.87v-88r contains the final french offer to the English at Arras, dated 7.09.1435;
SEGMENTS:
-:  the two English subsegments are possibly a discarded draft for ETO-en ?
NOTE:
-  fo.102: mediators and french pasted on;
- blanco folio between fo.102 and 103;  101v = blanco; fo. 94 high, fo.95 low,   fo.102 + supernum low, fo.103 high; 
- on fo.107v: above  BM-stamp - a french text identifying this as blasons of partisans of R.Angleterre and Charles VI [sic!] and referring to reigns of some bishops (Phil Levis Bf.Auch 1419-44, Renard de Chartres EBf.Reims 1413-44, Martin [Gere] Bf.Arras 1407-26, Jean de Thoisy Bf.Auxerre 1409-14;
- below stamp: english text: the preceeding sketch of coloured coats of arms // formed [featyr] Lot 3419 of the Archives de M. de Joursanvault, franchised at Paris, Feb. 1839;


VsBem:
VISIT:  1999; 08.2002; 8.2005; BN microfilm 5543 (b/w); BnF Gallica;
MANUS:  
-: paper, 460x220 mm; 93 folios; 1079 painted arms, 2x3 per page without any indication of segmentation; reliure veau fauvre (Supl. Fr. 39); 
-:  copy by le marquis d'Haucourt, c.1650/60;
-: APA + ETO / QPB + HCN
CONTENT:
-:  1r = exlibris (Pierre d'Hozier);   
-:  APA = 17v-46r (saf) = 12r5-13r4 mediator + 13r5-14v3 french + 14v4-15v6 english + 17v-46v burgundians = 398 items;   
-:  HCN = 47r-76r  (1-352) + 81r-87r4 (353-428) + 91v2-6 (429-433) = 433 items;
-:  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;
-:  92r =  arms of Robert Cenalis Bf.Avrances 1536-60; 
NOTE: 
-: APA = 17v-46r = 178 english + 288 franco-burgundian arms = 466 arms (saffroy); 
REF: 
-: Vallet de Viriville 1846, Bibl.Ecole de Chartes, 8:118; Viriville AB; Jerôme Launé, maitre-these (re Pas ETO);


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: 98 ff, 264 x 166 mm, 2-column text in latin, portuguese and castillian; main text and illustrations collated 1416, later additions (1479 noted in ms);
-: bought 1901 from E.Crawfurd & Balcarres;


VsBem:
= Böhm 473 = Hs.W.242
MANUS:
Wien Haus-, Hof- und StaatsArchiv; Hauptbuch, much gold and silver used.  240 x 160 mm, 250 ff (1384-1420) in middle segment, further 166 parchment folios added in 16C before and after middle segment. 520 achievements and some 400 later additions as shields. Many early full page arms; www;


VsBem:
Copy of destroyed original.  Paper, 340 x 240 mm,  c300 ff, 94 achievements and 3472 arms, many replications from different sources.


VsBem:
Parchment, 135 ff, 210 x 140 mm, 360 achievements and 480 arms, no late entries.
CHK:
-: possibly the same as: München, BavHStA, Geh,HausA, Bände 3; www;


VsBem:
www;
MANUS:
-: Parchment, 210 x 140 mm,  54 ff, 21 achievements and 500 arms;  1394-1407;
OWNER: 
-: Formerly owned by Dr. Höfflinger 1938, and by Dr. A Figdor 1895; Tiroler Landesarchiv 1973;
-: facsimile in Widmoser ARL;


VsBem:
300 x 210 mm, c450 ff; > 7500 / 7524 arms, several replicates.  Made by the painter Vigil Raber aus Stertzing, d.1552; title leaf dated 1522. Note on p.278 that copies were made out of 5 books at Arlberg in 1548; mixed with other sources.
CHK:
-: VRW = Vigil Rabers Weimarer WB;


VsBem:
Extract for Fhr. Carl von Schifer 1650-70.


VsBem:
=  oeuvres de Mr. du Cange tome 9 (BA Ms.5256 + 5257, vol. I+II);
VISIT: 08.2002; copy 75r-77v+81v + 83v + 86v + 88r-93v; 
MANUSCRIPT:   
-: paper, 93 ff, 318x202mm; blason;
¤ ms copied c.1650;
-: NAV (blason) + ARS/JL (blason); 
CONTENT:
¤ 4r nobles de Provence <1614; 
¤ 6r familles d'Avignon; 
¤ 29r notes pour une histoire d'Angleterre;
¤ 75r-82v extrait de NAV;  83r cancelled;  
¤ 83v-93v:  ARS = JL = ms de nobilité anglais vers 1420, titres de la terre de Piquigny, appartient à D.Chaunes;
NOTE:
¤ Honoré d'Albert D.Chaulnes, 1581-1649, marF 1620, governor of Picardy 1633;


VsBem:
= Roll 4 = 14A
MANUSCRIPT: vellum, roll of 6 membranes (membrane 6 is 16C addition); 7½" x 16' 3" = 190 mm x 190,5 cm; late 14C or early 15C;
- on verse 489 names and blasons; on dorse a collection of heraldic charges, a treatise on heraldry and various heraldic matters of a later date;
NOTE: AS:1-8 practically illegible; after AS:489 comes 24 entries in a 16C hand imitating the style of the original - probably by Augustine Styward (as no. 490 in AS/a);


VsBem:
See E/STG, trick;
header: "Arma sequentia Gallico sermone blazonata siue descripta reperiuntur in Rotulo ex membrana pervetusto et fidedigno"


VsBem:
see N/PAR; trick, Rob Glover;
- header as in AS/b; basis of Mitchell AS;


VsBem:
=  BSB, cim.69 = Augsburg, St&StB, ms. 2 Cod H1; www;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: Gaignieres 937; paper, 356 pp, 390x370 mm;
CONTENT: painted blasons, genealogy, alliances;


VsBem:
VS:  partial copy of 'cambrésis' segment.
MS:  paper, 212 ff, 204x158mm; painted arms; made by Phil-Nic d'Aumale dit le marquis d'Haucourt, craftmanship of mediocre quality.
Ms is vol 1 of 3 (Ms.5320-5322) containing:
1) fo7r: Utrecht, from Dierich Swaen d'Abcoude, heraut, extract; 
2) 60r: Holland;
3*) 139r: ASS/Cambrésis; 
4)169r: Hainault;
5) 209r: Geldern + Jülich.


VsBem:
a copy in Vittoria-Gasteiz, Fundacion Sancho e Sabio;


VsBem:
= ms.I.703 = saec xv;
MANUS:
-: 470 x 34omm, 58/60 ff, made by Felix Kaltschmidt, begun 1469-73;
¤ www.e-manuscripta.ch ;


VsBem:
-  version II.B (Wagner CEMRA), version A (London);
MANUSCRIPT:
-:  trick by Robert Cooke (Clarencieux 1567-93), from ms (temp. Henry III) lent by Mr.Harvey of Leics;
-: R/STC + B/GVR;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  roll, vellum, painted and blasoned; probalby attempted facsimile, bought 1875 by HN Ashby;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: blason only, by Nicholas Charles, 1607 from roll owned by Ric St George;


VsBem:
Hatton-Dugdale facsimile; dimensions of source = vellum 4 5/8'' x 6'4'';


VsBem:
see P/GRI;
-: large overlap but in different order in Grimaldi Roll, 2nd part (P:43-127);


VsBem:
Parchment, 4to, 37 ff, 73 pictures with combat shields and banners and tables of arms;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: membrane, parchment, painted arms, 4/row; only fragment left;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: paper; 24/pg;
¤ possibly ms.3357;
incl. TBX (1439);


VsBem:
= Cod.Vindobon.Pal. 3297;
-: b/w microfilm, digitized;
-: in french, 30 ff, painted arms, 5x4/pg;
-: main  version used by de Boos; 
-: numeration  = nos.1-402 + 219a + 304a + 318a + 337a, on 23 pages;


VsBem:
= Lippisches Landesbibliothek, Ms.3a 2ndo;
-:  from library of the maison Brederode;
-: facsimile;
-. parchment, 37 ff (!), painted arms, 4x4/pg, 
-: end 15C, names in french;


VsBem:
VISIT: 06.2003, notebook 5 (TCO);
-:  used by Clemmensen TCO;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: paper; folio size; 178 pp;
-: BEJ = TMO + TCO + KUF + SGN;
-: EPI + TTR;


VsBem:
Copy made by Paulus van Geelen, owned by Otto Hupp c.1930.
-: not details on contents;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: trick by JB Houwaert, d.1688 (TAM);
-: TMO + KUF + AMT + SGN - TCO not mentioned in content;
-: TAM (?)


VsBem:
view: 16.07.2017, no notes;
MANUSCRIPT:  
-: parchment; 75 ff., painted; 242 x 155 mm; 2 layouts (4x5; 4x3, cr); 
¤ possibly painted c.1390/1405;
¤ 9 + 2 quires, folded bifolios = A/i-iv [frames 9-12], 1:1-8, 2:9-14; 3:15-18, 4:19-22 [19-20, 21, 22], 5:23-32. 6:33-42, 7:43-52 [NB!], 8:53-62; 9:63-72; B/73-76 [76 romp, frame165]
-: q7 has 2 singles 47 betw 46-48, 51 betw 43-52;
¤ www.gallica.bnf.fr ; in print, edition by Michel Popoff;
-: legends in dutch (segm.06 cas/fr), cursive, possibly 2 hands: A grander, B smaller;
-: colour indications for painter: z/g (Or), k (Gu, kehlen), b/l (Az, lasur), so (Sa, sobol), sm (Vt, smaragd);
-: pencil note on cover leaf: '.. au sieur de Belleville, roi d'armes en Artois' , for Antoine de Beaulaincourt, Sr. de Bellenville (1499-1559), but in later hand;
-:  at the bottom of the same page is written in latin 'Alexander Pauli filius Petavius senator parisienis, Anno 1650' for the conseiller de Parlement de Paris and bibliophile, Alexander Petau, d.1672;


VsBem:
visit 6.07.2016, notebook 13; www.gallica.bnf.fr ;
= BN Ms.Colbert 9653: le Registre de nobles par Berry; folio; c1460;
= Exp. XX / 235; backside "Genealogie de rois de France".
MANUSCRIPT:  200 x 280 mm, 205 fo = 112 paper + 93 parchmin, 4x3/pg, miniatures of cavaliers a.o.; artistically mediocre;
-: binding red leather, royal arms in gold stamp, tightly sown leaves, 20 quire sets (A-V);
-:  compiled 1454-57 (V-V) by Gilles le Bouvier 1386-1455, 'Berry' KoA; 
-: owned 1651 by the genealogist du Bouchet, and by 1730 into the collections of Colbert;
NOTE:  source of Boos BER;


VsBem:
= GB = Armorial Lascaris = Armorial Guichenon (Pc155) =  vs.B (clem). 
paper, 291x192mm, 131+4 ff; 
-: copy by Samuel Guichenon c1640; partial copy, in blason; parts of BER are interpolated with fragments of NAV and other armorials.
Content: sav + pie + vaud (fo.97-131);  segments on marches de Bourbonnais et Auvergnois expanded ultimo 15C
REF: Paulmy Hist 676C;  Exerpts of Auv-Foz by E De Boos (Pc): BER/b=GB:1-310 fra fo.43r-50v + 61r-71r; Boos RV 584;


VsBem:
partial, blason. * vs.D (-sc);
Gaignieres 919;  16-17C; 375 ff; 400x260 mm;
-  notes from visit 1999;


VsBem:
a real copy ?, from reign  of Francis I, r.1515-1547;


VsBem:
=  livre du heraut Orleans = Grand livre d'armoiries = Traité armorial tiré de celui de Gilles le Bouvier
VISIT: 08.2001, no notes; microfilm, 
MANUS:
-:  paper, 57 ff; ink bleached;
-:  some lines annulled; handwriting appears to be a drafting;  
-: BER + GLA + ORL + PBN
OWNER: 
-: acquired 23. September 1892, stamped Bibl.Royale, numbered 10385 on fo.1r and 1386 on 3r;
NOTE: 
-: used by de Boos;
-:  titled "Traité armorial tiré de celui de Gilles le Bouvier" (par Jean le Feron ?; ms. 16C) in Saffroy 2918, but  probably not by Jean le Feron fl.1518 (pae);  
CONTENTS:
-: BER/f = blazon, copy transformed into an ordinary of approx. 20 segments;
-: 3 armorials, all as ordinaries, possibly one or more in addition:
-: 3r-20v = BER, as ordinary, 1223 of 1830 items;
-: 20r-25r = ORL = Orleans: blasons in hand A, an ordinary subsegmented by marche d'armes; arms probably c1400 (Gs); partly c1340 and partly c1390 (Boos ORL);
-: 25v-50r = GLA = Grand livre des armoiries: blasons in hand A, an ordinary subsegmented by marche d'armes; arms probably 1475 (Gs);
- ui section: possibly PBN, blasons in hand A (?), pages of 1.3 times book heights inserted, different sequestration of blasons; 
- PBN = Princes de Bourbon: blasons in hand B with primitive sketches of arms;


VsBem:
see CTR;
INFO:
-: not 15C as in Belloy blog comment 05.2016, but 1520, see Pastoureau CTR;
-: modified and amended copy of BER, see Belloy AB 40-48;
-: less sco; 
¤ different order = fra, ber, pon, auv-bon, nor, anj, mai-tur, bur, gui, bre, dau, sav-pie, lor, DE, hai, cas, por, ita, sic;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: BG + CB + BW;
NOTE: 
-: student's exercise (Wagner RAH)


VsBem:
MANUS: parchment, 200 x 145 mm (A5); 2 columns (a-b); 30 ff;
-: manuf 1405; see supl.mss, only autograph of Claes Heinenzoon (littera cursiva);
-: last sheet probably missing, text ends abruptly;
DATE:
-: death of Albrecht C.Hainaut-Holland, 16.12.1404 mentioned 23ra;
CONTENT:
-: 1r-19va  Brabant chronicle, quire 1-2, c.1402-04 (wa);
-: 19va-23ra Holland chronicle, quire 3, c.1405 / >25.5.1405 (wa);
-: 23rb-24va Flanders chronicle;
-: 25rv  misc;
-. 25v-28r Kings of England chronicle;
-: 28r-30v Troy related elms, portraits of Achilles and Hector;
REF:
-: Anrooij HB (1988); Jequier GG 4 (jq + wa);


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: Parchment, 225 x 155 mm, single column, 58+ff
-. 99 arms, 25 bishops of Utrecht, dutch nobility; 14 armorial poems;
-: autograph of Claes Heinenzoon, Gelre & Beieren Herald & Ruyers KoA;
-: hand also as hand B in armorial Gelre ff.6v-18v;
DATE:
-: 125v finished 25.05.1409  -- Adam GEL 8, Anrooij HB 14;
CONTENT:
-: 25 bishops of Utrecht, dutch nobility; 14 armorial poems;
-: Holland, from Octavian;
REF:
-: Anrooij GM 298;


VsBem:
VISIT: 11.03.2008, notebook 10; mikrofilm 1013 nr.94; 1995 farvekopi på RA;
MANUS:  
-: parchment, 243 ff. (only 235 used) in 23 quires, 22 x14 x 7 cm (approx. A5); original binding of wood covered in parchment, brass lock bars; painted arms and crests; several layouts used; tempera and pen, indications of pencil draughts of helmets, mantlets and outline of shields; helmets all of tournament type;
-: BHM:1165/85v1 Bourbon overpainted with red egg-yolk based paint, idication of similar yellow paint on a few early arms;
-. folios missing after 58rv, remnant as 58rv-bis -- Raneke BHM 36;
-: no numeration visible on pages in early photocopies; paginated in 2008 on ms, 3388 items;
-: 1995-copy photos enumerated 1-219 in 6 vols, 1 =  bild 1-35 / BHM:1-375; 2 = 36-70 / 376-957; 3 = 71-105 / 958-1599; 4 = 106-140 / 1600-2293;  5 = 141-180 / 2294-2976; 6 = 181-215 / 2897-3388 + bild 216-218 exlibris etc;
QUIRES:
-: A, pp.1-26, ff.1r-14v; B, 27-50, 15r-26v; C, 51-74, 27r-38v; D, 75-98, 39r-50v; E, 99-114, 51r-58v; F, 115-132, 58r-bis-67v; G, 133-148, 68r-75v; H, 149-164, 76r-83v; J, 165-184, 84r-93v; K, 185-208, 94r-105v; L, 209-228, 106r-115v; M, 229-240 = 116r-121v; N, 241-264, 122r-133v; O, 265-280, 134r-141v; P, 281-296, 142r-149v; Q, 297-312, 150r-157v; R, 313-344, 158r-173v; S, 345-360, 174r-181v; T, 361-380, 182r-191v; U, 381-406, 192r-204v; W, 407-428, 205r-215v; X, 429-452, 216r-227v; Y, 453-493, 228r-243v;


VsBem:
= St.Germain francais 665, 
-: melanges heraldiques, similar to BA, ms.5936;
-: on www/Gallica (pdf 83 pp);
MANUSCRIPT:  
-: paper, 1+77 ff, 310x210 mm; 
-:  some arms painted or drawn, mostly blason; notes by Séguier-Coislin ;
-. BIG + CAS + GON + NAV + SPL;
CONTENTS:
-  13r STP + 26r NAV + 32r BIG + 42r GON + 72r CSG;
- 1r analogue to FF.5936 (traité); 13r blasons francais (St.Pol); 42r (GON ?) normands (n = 264); 60r pairs de france; 65r anointments of Henry IV and Louis XIII + arms of those assisting; 72r -77v CDS = calendrier heraldique (days honoring specific persons);


VsBem:
see CKO; 
-:   painted on dorse of last membrane of the CKO owned by A R Wagner, 1+ 7*5 coats of arms;


VsBem:
VISIT: 12.2008, notebook 10; 05.2009 + 04.2010, notebook 11;
MANUSCRIPT:  
-: paper, 290 x 210 mm, 134 ff; 268 pp, mostly 2x2/pg; prestamped;
-: outside of pages smoldered, recently restored with old leaves imbedded; foliation after restoring in pencil top right; older foliation in ink top center;
-: present foliation, top sn, pencil (108r); older pencil foliation, top dx inside (107r); older inked pagination, top center (203n);
OWNER:  Heinrich Wm Gf.Starhemberg, 1593-1675.


VsBem:
Probably made for Kf.Friederich den Weisen. 1583 into the library of Puchberg and in 1680 owned by OU Ecker. Follows the St.Gallen-Haggenberg (SGH) more closely than BLW/a.
RE:
-: Hs.5129 Germ.Mus, Nürnberg (1480);


VsBem:
Owner:  E.J. Berchem, sold to M. K. Mayer 1944.


VsBem:
see VCX;
MANUSCRIPT:  see Campbell MCA 161-166; blasoned;
PROVENANCE:  attributed to John Banyster, 1540-1610;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  
-: paper, 206 x 198 mm, 16C; painted arms;
BY:  Noël le Boucq, bourgois de Valenciennes (en Hainaut), dated 29.03.1543;
CONTENT: 
¤ 66v Pays-Bas (20),  69v empereur miniature, 70r Allemagne (82), 117r  Angleterre (5+84),  125v Ecosse (10), 126v Villes (18),  129r Bohéme (7+6),  133r Castille (18),  134v Aragon (36),  137v Navarre (16),  139r Brabant (12+42),  143v Flandre (18+78),  151 Alost (78),  158r Hollande (25),  160r Namur (60),  174v Hainaut (4+8+23+22+6+204) = Hainaut + grand feudataires + 178v villes + 180v bannerets + 183v officiers + 184r villages & seigneuries;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: paper, 60 ff, 286 x 210 mm;
-: dutch language;  mounted tournament figures glued on uneven pages, arms on shabraque;
-: www.onb.ac.at (facsimile);


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  paper, 5.75 x 8'', 76 ff, fo.1+12+13+24 of vellum;
-: executed c.1445;
OWNER: 1931 by Harry Lawrence Bradfer-Lawrence, FSA, Ripon, Yorks;


VsBem:
MANUS:  308 x 205 mm, paper, 925 +36 pp (1r-36v);
-: registry part foliated, 1r-36r, incl. 4 blank pages; 
-: old (main, p.1-925, top outside corner) and new pagination, some doubled (46a-e, 73a, 98a, 161a-164a, 282ab), blank pages (33v-35v. 36v, 11-12, 20, 22; verso betw 164-346, 504-548, 912-924); lost (p.7-10, 25-26);
-: odd pages recto; pdf-frames = pagenr + 70/80;
-:compiled by Stephan Brechtl, Rechenmeister im Nürnberg, 1523-1574;
-: This compilation c.1544-1568 by Stephan Brechtel der Ältere of (probably mostly) medieval armorials is based on the Ingeram, 'Hertenstainer Buch', 'Glockengiß Buch' and other old drawings ('alten vorzaichnunge') and manuscripts. .
¤ p.27 miniature Karl V, KsHRR, on throne;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: vellum roll 5 rows of 6 joined banners


VsBem:
MANUS:  vellum, 180 x 130 mm; 159 ff.;  a psalter preceeded by a calendar; 21 shields in margin of text supplementing initials, pen flourishes in red, blue and gold, drawings by 2 artists (Rochester Bestiary master and Wm Brailes of Oxford, fl.1230-60) and 5 assistant decorators; 

NOTE: on fo.124v the arms of Butler,  13C owner;  note of ownership by Edith Corf c1380, prioress of cistercian nunnery at Tarrant  Keyes, Dorset;  acq from Sotheby's by Stockholm NM;
-: shields contemporary with illumination;

REF:  N Morgan, Early Gothic Manuscripts, part I (1190-1250), vol.4 of A Survey of Mss illuminated in the British Isles, 1982, p.113 no.68 (with non-armorial illustrations fig.13, ill.223-225);


VsBem:
see BG;
NOTE: student's exercise (Wagner RAH)


VsBem:
wall decorations in the hall of the Wenzelschloss zu Lauf a.d. Pegnitz bei Nürnberg
-:   in 2 rows on walls of 'Kaiserkammer' in castle; paper-parchment copy 16C (Nürnberg, 48 items); discovered 1934 by August Rebman; paintings restored 1939-40;


VsBem:
see B/GVR; Nic Charles blason
NOTE:  basis for Brault ERA;


VsBem:
Leland's edition;
NOTE:  source of HS London / Wagner RAH;


VsBem:
perhaps by Bartholomew Butler, Ulster King-of-Arms;  confused (aw);


VsBem:
see Glover (B); ms broken up on sale; leaves has disappreared, probably copied Glover;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: vellum, 128 leaves, 7.28 "x 10.1";
-: 2r-105v Upton's "De studio Militari" with illustrations of arms, painted with gold; 105v-128v Carlisle roll, not painted with gold;
OWNER: made c.1450 (arw); from Nicholas Upton to John Halls Bp.Litchfield 1459, d.1491; Geo Lovell c1850; JJ Toogood 1888; C.E. Snowden - 1929; FitzWilliam Museum 1929;

1r: "cest la avant garde de la host le roy dengleterre qe emenra en escoce par car le .xii. Iour de jul lans oitisme le quele firent deux countes et .xiii. Banerets constable de cest ost


VsBem:
MANUS: 
-: 290x409 mm, paper, watermark =  balance (Briquet 2413, 1417-1434);
- collation of 1417 (!);  execution contemporary, possibly as late as 1430/35 in Low Countries;
PROVENANCE: 
-:  Gilles de Rebecque, 1498, roi d'armes (hai+hol+zel+fris+nam+cambr);  Nicolas de Hames, d.1568, 'Toison d'or' roi d'armes; Ja. Gontier;
ILL:  
-: Pastoureau TH 66 (fo.3r + 67r) + 208 (4v); Willems 15:45+47+51+166, 13:99;
NOTE:
¤ CAM (V) = fo.2v-11r + 16r-63r; 12r-15v view of la cour amoureuse on St.Valentine's day 1400; blanco 37rv + 55v + 59v; n = 791 (Bozzolo CAM), 788 (clem);


VsBem:
MANUS:  
-: 200 x 295mm, paper, 187 ff; n = 609 (Bozzolo CAM), 588 (clem, numbering to 595);
-: CAM + PPB;
-: copy of collation c1416; www/Gallica
CONTENT:
-:  CAM (P1) = 52r-102v; chev table ronde 2v-, 18r Alex le grand, 20r neuf preux, 21r Charlemagne & douze pairs, 23r Roi de France & douze pairs, 28r ordonnances d'Empire, 31r ceremonial de couronnement & deposition de l'Empereur, 39r quaternions, 105r armoiries de grandes maisons de France, Angleterre et Pays-Bas
PROVENANCE:  
-: Alexandre LeBlancq, d.1574 (1r exlibris, 162v genealogie);
NOTE:
-: fac-similé by Nicolas Victor Bouton 1872 of CAM (BT) according to Bozzolo CAM 1:21, and not from FF.5233;


VsBem:
MANUS: 
-:  190x278mm, paper, pp.1-296;
-: CAM + EPI + TTR + traité de blason;
PROVENANCE:  
-: Jeahn Lalou, valenciennois (16C);
CONTENT:
-: pp.1-108 = CAM/c (P2), 88 pages,  faulty numerotation, collation 1425;
-: pp.111-296 = 111 traité du blason, 209-225 ordonnances sur le rois de l'Epinette, 239 TTR (joust at Tournai 1330), 279-296 EPI, 
CHECK: 
-: PP = confrairie des partisans de Phlilippe 'bon' 1421 (in CAM/b or CAM/c);


VsBem:
ancien château des archevêques de Narbonne (Capestang, Hérault); Meriondol 99-100


VsBem:
MANUS: vellum, 231 ff, incl. index + 223ff with 600+ songs in french with musical notation;
-: www.gallica.bnf.fr;
-: 11 equestrian figures of minstrels;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: parchment, 340x260 mm, 209 ff,
-: copy belonging to the author's family, probably c.1400;
-: 125rv = CES:1-18, 9 preux & 9 preuses;
-: 209v = dates of birth, 1437-1442, of 5 children of Isabelle de Montfort Ms.Saluzzo;


VsBem:
VISIT: 06.2014; restricted by OTdO; notebook 13;
MANUS: paper, 205 x 140 x 50 mm (+20 mm binding), 249 ff, restored; 3x3 common;
-: part 15C, some late additions;
-: mostly without legends - like draft hand; many drawings rather coarse; 
-: binding: seconde partie / v.10 / N.23 / registre d'armoiries (modern writing) = AOTdO ms.34 Türck vol.2 §10 no.23;
-: 1r = 23; / .xiiij. / Registre d'armoiries;
CONTENT:
-: 1v-10v blank; 11r-34v saint's day of the year (many blanks); 35v-36r 2 mtd knights  at joust, broken lances, wielding swords; 41r crucifix & flails; 41v-42r pope crowning Ks.HRR, he enfeoffing D.Brabant; 50r-51r 4x3 (50r9 Anglure); 51v-63v kings (1/pg, crest), a few imaginary; 64r-73v mix nobles (2+2, courtoisie, crests); 74r-75r fla-bra-bur nobles (3x3); 75v-80r nobles (3x2, crest, 1st courtoisie), incl. Flandern, Baden, E.Warwick, Baden; 86r-99r brabantian nobles (2+2, crest, non-courtoisie); 99v-108r dutch-flemish nobles (2+2, crest, courtoisie); 109r-116r german nobles (3x3), incl Douze Pairs; 116v electors; 124r-134r3 flemish nobles (3x3); 137rv ancestors of D.Bourgogne; 138r-140r titles of Philippe 'bon' +  nobles (2+2, crest, 1st court.); 142r 4 later entries, crests, different style; 164v-165r nobles, Arkel (2+2, cresrt, non-court.);  165v ancestors of Friedrich III DtKg; 166r-168r Erbländer; 168v-192v ETO-aut variant (2+2, non-court., better drawn than most); 193r-194r later additions; 194v ancestors of Cilly; 195r-196r2 austrians; 198r-199v moravian nobles; 201v-205r2 bohemian nobles; 216rv later entries; 221r-222r notes in nearly illegible cursive;
NOTE:
-: 57v Denmark (2 lions passt guard, semy of hearts);
-: 66v4 s.n. (Bohun E.Nhants); 67v1 Montagu qtg Man;
-: 73v4 Ireland as house with stag isst;
-: 117r1 Clignet de Breban (d.1428, admF);
-: 184v ancestors of Gf.Tirol;
-: 207v Leonhard von Laiming (1381-1451) Bp.Passau 1424, bav, arms >1434;


VsBem:
VISIT: 17.02.2016, notebook 13;
MANUSCRIPT:  556 blazon,
-:  295 x 186 mm, 7 ff;
¤ blazon, neat writing, illustrations tricked in the margin;
-: copied by Hugh Cotgrave of Sermes from roll brought to him in 1562 by Hugh FitzWilliam of Sprotborough;


VsBem:
VISIT: Exam 1998 (notes), www (facsimile, microfilm);
MANUSCRIPT:  
-: paper, 8vo, 157 ff, 12/pg or 5/pg; painted arms with blasons;
-  attrib Jean S.Remy 'Charolais' MoA & 'TdO' KoA;  copied 1658 from original in Brx by Phil-Nic d'Aumale, dit M.Haucourt. 
-: CHA + PBC + KUF (!);
¤  1r = portrait of herald Charolais in tabard of Charolais with arms of Bourgogne modern qtg ancient + preamble:
  'CHAROLOIS, marechal d'armes du Bon Duc Philippes de Bourgogne & de Braban, Limbour, Luxembourg, Lotrich, & Gueldre, &c. Comte de Flandre, Artois, Palatin de Bourgogne & de Henault, Marquis du St Empire, de Hollande, Zelande, Namur, Zutphen, Sgr de Frise, d'Atrect, de Solins, & Malines à qui Dieu fache paix & de présent le maintiene en Santé et prosperité. // Ce livre traite des armoiries des grands du monde assemblés de mains pais par le comandement de monseigneur le duc l'an 1425 mis en double sur l'original - 1658 - Dans la noble ville de Bruxelle';

¤ 13r = ' Charolais, mareschal d'armes du duc de bourgoigne et de toutes ses provinces. Par le nombre qui s'ensuyt on trouvera par escris les balsons et armes de la pluspart des princes chretiens et amis de nos princes. Sy suplie tres humblement á tous nobles et officiers qui mon petit livre veront et antique chose y trouveront qui ne soit aintsy comme il doit estre, que de leur benigne grâce veulent coriger et mettre à son adresse afin que l'honeur de tout oifficiers d'armes y soit gardé et la miene.  <l'an 1658 fut escris en double ou en bon francais fut copié>';


VsBem:
from: Erfgoedhedbibliothek Hendrik Concience (part of Stadsbibl. Antwerpen);
= Cod. 255 = B 89420 A (in Volborth AH) = hs.2554 d (separate plaque);
MANUSCRIPT:
-: paper, 205 x 145 mm, 185 ff.;
-: autograph of Hendrik van Heessel, d.17.04.1470, Ruyers KoA, Oesterreich KoA c.1440;
-: notes and arms probably written and painted c.1435/56;
NOTE:
-: 54r, arms (>1434) of Leonhard Laiming, 1381-1451, Bp.Passau 1423;
¤ Complainte d'hérauts - first treatise in the volume;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: 
-:  219 ff, 202x153mm; 5/pg; 
-:  notebook by Phil-Nic D'Aumale-Haucourt;
-:  Ms in 7 parts = CJB + OAK + notes; Philbert de Chalons on fo.186r;


VsBem:
see N/PAR; trick; by Robert Glover; used for Mitchell CK;


VsBem:
-: used by Tremlett CKO;
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: vellum, roll; 1 + 6 membranes, partly damaged; 7 items/row, approx. 14 rows/membrane, 11 + 81 rows of 7 = 28 + 616 + 2 = 646 items; only 7 rows legible on membrane 1, 11 rows partly legible in 1576;
-: banners (earls and bannerets) leading each segment;
-: probably a contemporary painted roll, i.e. c.1340 (aw), ms date uncertain (clem);
-: CKO + BL; on the back of the last membrane is written and painted the Balliol roll;
-: repaired with a fragment of an account roll of the court of Caermarthenshire, Rhys ap Thomas was High Sheriff in 1413, but it might refer to Rhys ap Thomas, KG, 1449-1525;
¤ on dorse a list  (c1334) of supporters of Edward Balliol, R.Scots 1332-36  -- McAndrew SH 129;
OWNER:  
-: Greyfriars of Caermarthen c1500; Robert Cooke, Clarenceaux, 1576;  Tho Phillips, Bt, d.1872, and heirs; A Wagner 1948;


VsBem:
See E/STG, trick; Ric Scarlett; very like CKO/d, made for Cooke 'Clarenceux';


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:
-:  imperfect trick, probably by Ric Scarlett;
-. BL + CKO;


VsBem:
see N/PAR; trick; by Robert Glover, Somerset; probably copied from CKO/b; used by Mitchell CKO;  frame 156-178 on digitized microfilm;
-: blank predrawn shields at end of segments, where the number of items do not fit the layout, either page or row:


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: vellum roll; 8 rows of 3; follows genealogy of English kings; poor drawings;
-: CL + LO (on dorse);


VsBem:
= Gaignieres 849,
VISIT:  08.2002, loose leaf notes; 07.2003, notebook 5; 2004 out for colour microfilming; 06.2005 b/w microfilm copy, R194046,  negative, bad contrast, notebook 7, 37v/39r double take, 38rv missing;
MANUSCRIPT:  
-:   199 ff., paper, 4to,  290x210 mm;  
-: CLE + QCA + QCB + QCC;
-:  watermark: crowned shield with two fleurdelis beside a pole (!) all under a crown; small superexlibris front and back 'Berruyer'; backtitle RECVIEL DARMOIR;  4x3 = 12/p, usually no crests; 'or' very faded on field and major ordinaries;
- possibly also FF.23077 = Gaigneries 850, armorial flamand & lorrain, incomplet, et traites de blason;
- cartouche on 1r;  2r emperor Charles (aigle bicephale con armes d'Autriche);
-:  4 mss bound together; possibly copies of armorials c.1450 put together c. 1530;
-: main items in hand A; pencil  comments by Hand B;
CONTENT: 
 2r-10r  arms and crests  of kings (1/pg; 17; copy; Christof Bayern);  10v-11v blanco; 12r roi René de Secile (1); 12v blanco; 13r-14v  chevallerie de Lorraine (42); 15r+v blanco;  16r-19v  Lorraine & Metz (91);  20r-21v  Bar (37);  22r = 0;  22v-23v  Marquis de Pont (26); 24v-25v  Luxembourg (29);  26r-26v  Franche-Comté & Wallperache (18);     28r-29r  France (2; Francois 1er, 28r; Guyenne, 29r);  30r-31r  Normandie (22);  34r-40v  England (98);  41v-46r  Scotland & England (115);  47v-48v  Artois (27);  49v-50r  Geldern (13);  52r Cuyk 1d1 (1);  53v-55v Jülich-Geldern  (42);   57r-60r  Kleve (75, crests);  61v-64v  Holland-Hainault (79);  65r-68r  Brabant  (79, crests);  69r-72v  Flandern (80, crests);  73r-74v Holland (34, crests);  77r-78r  Zeeland (26);  79r-79v  Köln (19);  80v-81r  Strasbourg (12, crests);  83r Baden (2);  84r-85r  Pfalz (25, crests);  some reservations made on blank pages;  90v-92r  Bayern  (34, crests);  93v-94r  Hessen (11);  97v-100r  Sachsen-Meissen (60);  102r-104r  Schwaben (55, crests);  105r-106v Cilli (24);  107v-110r  Wralren ! - Schlesien ?  (59, crests);  111r-112r  czech ? (24, crests);  113r-114v  Preussen (38, crests); 116v-118r   Polen (36, crests);  119v Navarre (1);  120v-121r  Castille (8);  123v-124r Aragon (11);  125v-126v  Portugal  (27, crests);  127r-129v  Bourgogne & OTdO  (67, crests);  131r King of Romans (1);  132r+v Ungarn (8, crests);  135r-137r  Østrig  (55, crests);  138r  Münster  (5);

-: QCA = lorranian armorial (no name, 144 items),  inserted in c.207x262 mm from 142r-146v, same paper, second style;  142r+v princes (24; 4x4);  143r  Bassompierre a.o. (18; 6x3, badly painted);  144r-146r  Lorraine (102; 4x5; 146r uncoloured, from NLU/CLE & JHA); 

-: QCB = composite armorial (no name, 915 items);   4to continued, different, much used paper, watermark 'basel staff', third style, 4x5 in two columns; 
¤ see QCB for segmentation, incl. from NLU / CLE and RYN-group;
¤  146v-149r  Lorraine & Metz  ( 62, 4x5, few legends, third style, two shields cut out); some schabelons on following pages;  150v-154v  + 155v-156r + 157r+v Lorraine & Metz  (146, 4x5, 3rd style);   161r-162r  Champaigne  (53 , 4x5);  162v-165v France  (127, last uncoloured);  166r-167v  Guyenne  (66);  168r-170r  Bourgogne  (81);  171r+v  Provence  (22);   172r-173r  England + tournoi de Damitte avec Ric R.Engl ! (49);  173v-174v  Sicily  (41);  175r+v  Savoie  (21);  176v-177r  Rome  (21);   177v  Naples (9);  179r-180r  Sachsen  (59);  181r-187v  Schwaben & Polen &c (273 , 3rd style) 

-: QCC = composite armorial (no name, 249 items);  188r-192v Kings & Princes (78, 2x2, 2x3, 3x3, 4th style);  193r  Castille  (20, 3rd style);  194r Navarre (14);  194v  Aragon  (12);  196r-197r  Østrig  (50);   198r-199v  Flandern  (75);
-: QCC is possibly part of QCB;


VsBem:
See E/STG, trick;
-: 15 arms in CA, Vincent 164:160r + last item on 159v, from CN:10;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: 
-:  paper,  93 ff of 101, fo.61 + 65-71 missing; usually 16/pg;
-: as Goethals 675 in Eeckhout FM 2:256, also noted as G.674 in Eeckhout CNK;
-: 64r  drawing and arms of Jan de Coninck and wife Anna van Linden; their son Jan (fl.1528) and his wife Barbara van der Jeught (d.1578) on 63r, they had a son and two daughters (NN + Maria); on prepage and on 52v + 62v the arms of Jan van den Perre, possibly related to Peter van den Perre and his wife Maria de Coninck; a Gaspar van den Perre was enobled 1556;
-: 27 segments; 100v-101r index; exlibris arms on prepage + 52v + 62v + 63r + 64r; some blank pages; 42 late additions in segm 27 with 9/pg;
-: 80r preux, 81r preuses;
CHK: 
-: Goethals 675 fo.41r-51r (jme)  /  G.674 (pop + saf);


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: paper, 290 x 210 mm,  watermark 'bugle'; 4x4/pg (with modifications);
-: same artisan as ETO (Toison d'or, painter-A, hand-A)  and APA (Arras) for Bohemia;
CONTENT:
-: aut, boh, pol;


VsBem:
blasoned and badly painted, at the end of a treatise


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: heraldic treatise and treatise of falconry; painted armorial appended;
RE:  CAM:336 Noué; ORL:114 ?Picquigny (lion, billety);


VsBem:
partial, painted and blasoned, 15C;  copied by Dr.Höfflinger (Wien) in 1933 from a luxurious item in the collection of the Princes de Dietrichstein;
¤ used by Adam-Even;
¤ possibly from CPF/f = FCB, Yale UL, Beinecke 648:21r-44r, Faucket's Commonplace Book, which has 188 items in disordred sequence;
¤ CPF/a was annexed to a treatise 'Enseignements notables servants aux rois d'armes, héraults et poursuivants' by Jeannet Fauquet, fl.1495-1506, herald to Emperor Maximilian and Philippe duc de Bourgogne; also annexed an armorial made up from fragments of URF (BN FF.57753), SIC (BA Ms.4910), PRT (BN FFN.1075) and MC (pae);


VsBem:
= ancien côte 506;
MANUSCRIPT: 
-:  208 ff.; paper, blasoned; composite armorial based on older mss;
-: CPF + LIL;
CHECK: 
-: copy made by a herald at the court of the dukes of Burgundy; some blanks in the source was maladroitly identified (pae) - and copied into OF/d;
-: pae has CPF painted ?
-: Boos says blasoned;


VsBem:
photocopy 15.02.2008; blazoned in french in a hasty draft hand with notes in the margin and a few explanatory shields in rough pen and  ink; legends & blazons  on items 1-10, legends on 11+12 +29+80, blazon only on the remainder; 
-: p.46 = 1-26; 47 = 27-74; 48 = 75-119; 49 = 120-162; 50 = 163-186;
MANUS:
-: mentioned by Warlop H (1985) as 156 items;
NOTE:
-: introductory text somewhat different, and the year given as 1218 in arabic numerals;
-: several items differently blazoned, concordance irregular relative to reconstructed CPF, this copy is probably made from a painted and unfinished copy ofthe ur-manuscript;


VsBem:
= CP: Rôle de Chiflet-Prinet;
-: see TMO;
-:  made by JJ Chiflet 1615-76, as for Armand de Hornes Bp.Liege 1379;
CONTENT: 
-: 145 / Prinet;  147 / Brault (new 63 + 107), incomplete;
PRINT: 
-: Max Prinet  'Armorial de France composé à la fin du XIIIe siècle ou au commencement de XIVe', Le Moyen Age, 22 (1920), the first truly scientific critical edition of an armorial in France;   GJ Brault 'Eight Rolls of Arms of Henry III', 1973.


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: 317 pp;  painted, a copy of CPF/b;
-: CPF + GON + PRT;


VsBem:
= FCB:160-347, Yale UL, Beinecke 648:21r-44r, Faucket's Commonplace Book, which has 188 items in disordered sequence;


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


VsBem:
see  LQ, formerly Clumber ms.205, to which it is cobound;
VISIT: 15.02.2015, notebook 13;
MANUS:
-: paper; 16/pg, painted arms;
-: CRK is one of a series by Writhe and Wriotesley -- hsl;
DATE: c.1445, Molens (83r), D.Warwick -- hsl;


VsBem:
MS:  BN FF.25204 (15C, 65 fo, statutes)  
FF.25204, incl. blasons, not in Willems H;
REF: www.gallica.bnf.fr


VsBem:
par Claude Menard 1648; 158 fo; 
REF: Boos AB; Willems H 4:286


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:paper, 80 ff, 248x190mm;  painted arms;
-:  778 H.F.;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  armorial general, origin lorraine;
-: paper, 21+158 ff, 332 x 223 mm; 4 x 4 / pg; 
= Séguier-Coislin  -  St.Germain francais 662;  microfilm; BnF/www.gallica (388 frames);
-:  15C + additions 16C + 17C (ab fo.156r); 
CONTENT:
-:  iv.r traité blason de Prinsault (re FF:5936 + 5939-3r + 6129 + NAF 1075 fo.11r);  
-: xvii.r traité de blason (re FF.2664:115r + NAF 1075:11r, colored blasons, Alexander);
¤ ii.r (frame 9) painted arms of Bioncourt from Lorraine as exlibris;
¤ 1r magi + preux + Guesclin; 5r electors, dukes, counts, lorranians; 14r Rome; 17r Pont; 19r douze pairs & France; 25 r Bourbon, 39r Guienne, 44r Champagne; 83r Bayern; 103r Galahad & 30 kings; 104r Alexander, 105r ChevTable Ronde, 106r Charlemagne companions, 106v Richard 'lionhart'; 107r-108v England; 114r Poland; 121r -126r Sicily, Navarre, Castille; 129r-130r Metz (Landfriede seal);  132r-135v Metz / Lorraine; 141r-150r Westphalia; 151r-154r Savoie; 156r-157r later additions in different hand (16-17C;
REF:
-: BnF description of manus;


VsBem:
This is the printed version by Sebastain Brandt. copy of CTE (Clipearius) by Conrad de Mure; latin verse.


VsBem:
- not in Pastoureau TR;
MANUSCRIPT:  210x308mm, 86 ff, 2/pg;
PROVENANCE:  made by Paolo Cattanea;
REF: C Stantoro, AHS 62 (1948) 99-102;


VsBem:
= BA = Armorial du Saint-Graal (boos);
MANUSCRIPT: parchmin, 177ff; painted portraits of chevaliers with biographies; very beautiful;
-  154 equestrian portraits with biographies similar to vs. AC;
DATE: ultimo 15C;


VsBem:
= BB
MANUSCRIPT: paper, 180x130mm, 15 ff; copy c1490 (ref ?), 1460-1479 (pas);
- painted with mediocre blason;
REF: 'gawain' AH 98 (1984) 2-10, fot fo.1.;  www;


VsBem:
see PUR; vs.BC;
DATE:  1445-1450 (pas), 
- mediocre drawings, but excellent blason;


VsBem:
= vs. BD
=  Paulmy Hist. 625
ARMORIAL: 
-: parchment, 30+1 ff, 226x150mm;  painted arms;
-:  1470-1480  (pas);
-: CHR + CTR;
PROVENANCE: 
-: dominus CC de Bourlamaque; Serret 1570, '.. a moy faiet a Bourbonne, ce 24.09.1586', signé: Érard de Livron; M.Paulmy;
NOTE:
-:  painted; mainly faults;  close to vs. AB, but older;
CONTENT: 
-:  1r ballade + Jesus;  2r traité de blason en 12 chapters; 11v chev. Table Ronde; 17v kings; 19r douze pairs de France; 20r neuf preux; 20r princes;  22r counts; 25r 'best people'; 29v s'ensuyt des poissons';


VsBem:
see ABR; vs. BE;
-: part of Livre d'armoiries d'Antoine de Brouilly; 5 names to 11 shields; based on 13C source (pas);


VsBem:
=  vs.AB; www
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: painted and blasoned; mediocre with interesting details;
-: CTR + PIN + treatise;
DATE: 12.1491-07.1492 (arms of pope Inncoent VIII and Charles VIII and Anne de Bretagne on fo.1r);
RE:
- .CTR/i = ms.fr.1437;


VsBem:
= AC
MANUSCRIPT: painted and blasoned with biographies; close to BA;
-  82r exlibris painted for Guiche-Gramont = {Vt saltire OR} with collier of Ordre de St.Michel;
DATE: 1480-1490 (pas);


VsBem:
= vs.AD
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: painted, blasoned with crests, dievises and supports and biographies; many contradictions;
-: part of fr.1436-1438;
-  1v painted exlibris, Herboltzheim (Schwaben) ? = {per fess Or-Az & 2 lions p.g. cch & border compony Or-Gu};
DATE: c1490 (pas);
CONTENT:
-. CTR;
-: treatise on tournaments attributed to Jacques d'Armagnac D.Nemours (1437-1477),  using the Arthurian romances as a frame, reproducing the oath allegedly taken;
RE: fr.14357;


VsBem:
= CH
MANUSCRIPT: unfinished, probably made for a princess of the masion Orléans;
DATE: ultiomo 15C;


VsBem:
= KK
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: parchment, 105 ff, painted and blasoned with biographies; most complete version;
CONTENT:
-: 1r-75r BER, 
-: 76r-105v CTR;
-. 106r-107r beginning of treatise;
REF:
-. Belloy AB 40;


VsBem:
= SH
MANUSCRIPT: painted and blasoned; mediocre execution, interesting variants; many faults;
DATE:  1470-1475 (pas);
REF: E Sandoz, Tourrneys in the Arturian tradition, Speculum, 1944, 19:389-420 (rather bad, pas);


VsBem:
= SM
MANUSCRIPT: painted and blasoned; fair execution, 
DATE:  c1500 (pas);
REF: E Sandoz, Tourrneys in the Arturian tradition, Speculum, 1944, 19:389-420 (rather bad, pas);


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: lost; items numbered from planches;
REF:  A de Blangy, La forme des tournois au temps du Roy Uter et du Roy Arthur, suivie de l'armorial des chevaliers de la Table Ronde, Caen 1897;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  vélin; 128 ff.; 
-:  traité de blason + armorial + CTR + preux;
RE:
-: ANdF, ms. MM.684.1 (2416) with treatise on tournaments by Jacques d'Armagnac D.Nemours, see fr.1437;


VsBem:
not in Pastoureau TR;
MANUSCRIPT: parchment; 75 ff. + 2 ff. paper; very nice, painted; ornated letters;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: in trick;
-: Original visitation 1580 of Cheshire by Robert Glover, Somerset herald;
-: p.5-20 = BM, Becket Murders;
-: p.21-26 = CVL;
-: p.27-37 = CVC;
-: p.38-43 = Pt.4 = CVK;
-: p.44 = Pt.5 of George Calveley's Book;
-: p.310-317 = BA, Ballard's Book;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:
-: vellum, 7 sheets, folded, 750 x 640 mm, some cut in half, bound in red morocco cover;
-: bound in wrong order: sheet 5-7, 1-4;
-: painted arms and banners (a few blazons) inserted into the text describing the journey, wedding and salving of Anne de Foix, queen to Ladislas VI R.Hungary;
-: possible autograph;
DATE:
-: c.1510, after the return of Pierre Chocque Bretagne KoA from Hungary in 1502;


VsBem:
VISIT: 4.05.2007, notebook 9;
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: Hatton-Dugdale facsimile made for William le Neve; vellum, folio,  22ff + bound with lined paper pages and notation by H. Mill Stephenson; 16 items per page as for 4 pages of  4/pg in the source;
-: transcript, pp.113-170, incl. index 158-170, by H Mill Stephenson in SA, noted as "VOL 4 ROLL 16";
-: blank set of 4 in top left corner of fo.1r, making fo.1r = pp.1-3, fo.1v = pp.4-7 &c, with regard to the 'original', from which the facsimile was copied;


VsBem:
see CV; trick of Cheshire part by Robert Glover, Somerset herald;


VsBem:
MS: trick of Staffs segment by Robert Glover, Somerset herald in his Staffs visitation1583;


VsBem:
MS: blason; owned by Samson Erdeswick 1844, used for his Staffs history


VsBem:
MS: copy of Staffs segment once owned by Wm Wyrly


VsBem:
MS: roll, vellum, 3 membranes, 159 x 1600 mm, 45 rows of 6 shields, seam 84/85 + 180/181;
REF: Pusikan 1882;


VsBem:
see N/PAR; trick; by Rober Glover 'Somerset' herald;


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


VsBem:
PLACE:
-: remains of a frieze of shields (1 item) and 6 shields on chimney hood in chamber 'La Caminata' in the Château Valère, Sion / Sitten, can Wallis,  Suisse


VsBem:
PLACE:
-: vault and frieze in the Hôtel de la Diana, Montbrison, dep Loire (i.e. Forez), ancient capital of the C.Forez;


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


VsBem:
see URF/p;
-: only flemings in DPY, as 1470-D (in Eeckhout FM);
-: URF + DPY + TSO (ex-TAD);


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  book once belonging to sir Simon d'Ewes;
RE:
-: Harl.246 (MP + E);


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT, see AK/ATK: 
¤  DRK = Harl.1408 fo.1r + 18r;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: vellum, 15" x 11.25", 71 ff, 5x4 items; painted arms;
-: manuf c.1500 (aw);
-: 2 leaves lost (40 items);
OWNER: 
-: fly-leaf: exlibris Edward Domville 25.11.1684; held at Limme (ches) by the Domville (to 1718), Halsted, (renamed Poole 1782) families from c.1500 to 1930; Sidney C. Cockerell, c1950, London;


VsBem:
= CC, colour-on-colour roll;
See E/STG, trick; different order from vs.A; made by Richard Scarlett;
-: sold at Sotheby's 1958 by S.C.Cockerell, bought by College of Arms;
-: see also SoA ms.476, former Anstis ms.I.9) and WSG;
REF: Wagner RAH 275-276;


VsBem:
= Donaueschinger WB;
very derelict (c1939); microfilm/photocopy by E de Boos; notes by Adam-Even; visit 11.2008 no notes; coloured scans 01.2009;
MANUSCRIPT: papier, 140 ff;  195 x 135 mm, 4to; mainly 3x2 crested arms per page; >109r smaller paper size, same hand;
-: unfinished, many arms without legends and only partly coloured; in very bad state, many folios partly destroyed and often only the crest or part of an item left; restored;
PROVENANCE: Lassberg auf Eppishausen und Meersburg (Bodensee); HofBibliothek Fürstenberg in Donaueschingen - c.2003; Badische Landesbibliothek, Karlsruhe, c.2003;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: trick by Richard Scarlett 1575,  for Robert Cooke (Clarenceux);
-: E + F + A + AS + BL + CK + CKO + CY + D + DV + HE + LY + NS  + PCL + Q + SK + SP;
-: date proposed as 1575 / 1576 / 1579 / 1580 / 1590;
¤ E = several mistakes and amendments by a later revisor;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: details not entered for the ms.664 series of Hatton-Dugdale facsimiles;
-: fragment only E:392-421;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:
-: blazon by Thomas Wriothesley, Garter king-of-arms, d.1534;
-: E + ST + GA;
¤ E = probably the version mentioned in DBA as Eii from 1470, many mistakes;


VsBem:
trick by Robert Cooke; many conjectures on items ususally without legends;


VsBem:
see G/SEG;
-: blason by Wm Burton, col. 70-78; copied from E/d (Nic Charles, BL Harl.6589);


VsBem:
Eichstätt, Staats- & Seminarbibliothek ms.704
MANUSCRIPT:
-: Paper, fo, 315 x 227 mm;  351 pp, alternating 9 and 12/pg; modern annex of names;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: 48 ff, made by Felix Kaltschmidt;


VsBem:
Not in BMu Lille, but in Bibliotheque inter-universitaire, Villeneuve-d'Ascq;


VsBem:
Ms. 698 has been reassigned as Ms.440 by 11.2009;
-: on web as:   http://numerique.bibliotheque.bm-lille.fr/sdx/num/manuscrit_440/


VsBem:
see TCO; in Goethals 100 according to Willems A;


VsBem:
Drawing of mural painting by Egidius Tsudi in his armorial;
Ms, incl. SGH, St.Gallen-Haggenberg;


VsBem:
by Luzerner Stadtsschreiber Rennwart Cysat;
-: 2x3, crests, shields pairwise in courtoisie; drawing style close to ZUR;


VsBem:
VISIT: 06.2014, restricted access; notebook 13;
MANUS:
-:  paper, 205 x 140 x 50 mm (+20 mm binding), c.192 ff; no pagination; fair rendring in ETO-like items; binding leather on wood, brass buckles;
-: approx. foliation and number of entries by Clemmensen;
-: AOTdO ms.34 Türck Inventory vol.2 §10 no.22 / .xix.; Registre d'armoiries du roy d'armes de flandre;
DATE:
-: some content of c.1435, execution late 15C, formerly noted as c.1460;
PROVENANCE:
-: probably owned by Gilles de Rebecque Hainaut KoA, fl.1498 (notes in nearly illegible cursive);
CONTENTS:
-: fo.2 = 6 ff, formal text in latin;  fo.10 = 10 pp, 19 items, neuf preux & preuses paired (+ Bertrand de Guesclin); fo.15 = 42 ff, 83 items, mounted figures, 1/pg, fronting across pages, e.g. Saladin-Ks.HRR, Bretagne-Pommern; fo.57 = 7 ff, 18 items, 2 mtd kts / pg, last unfinished; fo.64 = 3 ff, 19 items, kings  (2+2, courtoisie, crest), style like BHM; fo.67 = 8 ff, notes + blanks; fo.75 = 3 ff, 75 items, Bourgogne (some blank items), like BHM 27 and LYN 42; fo.78 = 2 ff, 11 items; austrian ancestors; fo.80 = 2 ff blanks;  fo.82 = 4 ff, 72 items, ETO-bra variant fragment (4x4, same type legend), variant order from BHM 05a and LYN 43; fo.86 = 6 ff, 92 items, mix nobles (4x4 + GEL-type inclined & crest, e.g. Limbourg, Bohemia, Quaderebbe, Heinsberg), cp. BHM-25, LYN 43; fo.87 = 1 ff blank; fo.88 = 22 ff, 85 items,  Jülich-Geldern (1+1, court, crest); fo.110 = 4 ff, 133 items, ETO-fla fragment;  fo.114 = 10ff, 78 items, flemish nobles (3x3), predrawn outlines for bishops (2x2), some blanks; fo.124 = 15 ff, 125 items, Holland (2+2, court., crests, helmet  a la BHM); fo.139 = 7 ff, 67 items, Holland (3x3), 1 blank; fo.146 = 9 ff, 158 items, Flandern + France (3x3); fo.155 = 19 ff, 166 items, Flandern + Brabant (3x3); fo.174 = 5 ff, blank pages; fo.179 = 6 ff, 41 items, Mark (2+2, court, crest); fo.185 = 3 ff, notes in cursive; fo.188 = 4 ff blank;
-: last page: ambrosius de leidve / wonende te nimegen


VsBem:
Paper, folio, 42 ff, 6/pg = 3 x 2; 
-: facsimile, Hildebrandt ERS - no  1r, 6r, 21r, 22v, 25rv, 30v, 42v; 449 items excl. those on pages omitted, e.g. C.Nidau (Neuchâtel) on BGH 19;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  paper, 64 ff, 270 x 208 mm; 1/pg, blason and painted, notes on verso;


VsBem:
MANUS: paper, 167+2 ff, 290x210mm (4to), original size 320x250 mm (Pas ETO 2:15); gouace; recut (16C?), damaged and rebound,  damaged during cut and rebinding ultimo 16C (Vaivre EB; Pas ETO 2:16, 36); 
DATE:
-: most during 3 periods: (a)  1434, all 5x5, most/all mounted figures; (b) c1437, all 4x5; (c) c1461 rump of sketches;
PROVENIENCE:  
-: possibly made either by 'maitre de Wavin' of Lille, or the 'maitre de Champion des Dames', Ms.Grenoble 875, who is known c1460 and possibly worked in Lille 1440-80 (Pas EE 2:30);
-: owned by a fleming in 15C and a french-speaker in 16C (Pas ETO 2:20); new legends and new pagination in 17C, obscene addition on fo. 1r added later;  probably bought in Bruxelles c1770-80 by Marquis de Paulmy, d.1787, as B 670, collection sold to C.Artois in 1785 and incorporated into Biblioteque de l'Arsenal (Pas ETO 2:21);
NOTES: 
-: made by/for  Jean le Fevre 1398-1468, S.StRemy 'Toison d'or' king-of-arms in Burgundy - indicated by excellent arms of CTdO (Pas ETO 2:36, re Chronique JlF-SR ch.184 on Brimeu arms) - no evidence!;
-: not possible to determine from watermarks nor content whether ETO was disorganised <16C (Pas ETO 2:16); 
-: not possible to determine how much is lost (Pas ETO 2:18);
-: probably bound first time in 1461 (Pas ETO 2:36);
-:  APA/a = BL Add.11542 fo.94r-106r in primary hand of ETO/a, but 4x4 layout, incl. ETO-en in different order;
-:  130r [951] R.Scots possibly by different artist;
-: 2 leaves of french arms by the same hand in Tho Holmes Book II, BL Add.45133, pp.175+177, 260x380 mm, larger than ETO (Wagner HH 114, CEMRA 96);


VsBem:
SYN: le petit armorial de la Toison d'or
MS: 47 folios;  288 x 210 mm (4to); 
-: made in same atelier as ETO/a ? (Pas ETO 2:19); 
OWNER: 
-: Jean Bigot of Rouen (17C), a protege of Colbert;
CONTENT: 
¤ p.237-283: 33 CTdO + 6 preuses + 4 preux + 2 german ABp + 2 french ABp (Laon + Noyon);
NOTES: 
-: copies or conjectures ?; several CTdO i same style as ETO/a, but slightly less elegant; preuses and EBf different;
REF:
-. Vaivre RV 14;


VsBem:
SYN:  Armorial Gaigneries;
MS:  paper, aquarel; primo 18C by Gaignières (Vaivre RV);
CONTENT: 36 CTdO in order of precedence;
NOTES: at Cabinet Estampes; copied by Roger de Gaigneries from unidentifed ms in AOTdO in Wien; titled: 'Carrousel des chevaliers .. noces de Philippe le Bon .. 1430';   figures differs from EE/A, more like EE/B;
REF: Pastoureau EE 2:19+36;


VsBem:
-: items numbered as QPA;
partial copy, 94r-95v + 103r-106r;   English section only, arms painted with legends in the same hand as in ETO/a (BA Ms.4790) and on similar paper quality, no watermark;
MS: see APA/a;  ETO-en/d bound with APA/a in folio with miscellanious written notes on french history; see APA (Paix d'Arras);
from the layout (copied across two pages with some transpositions and exclusions) and minor revisions of arms;
Pictorial reconstruction and concordance in notes;
DATE:
-: probably shortly after the Arras conference of 1435;


VsBem:
see APA; items as QPB;
partial copy; 2*3 arms, painted;
-:   Austrian section only,  2r1-12r4 + 16r1-17r6 + 76v1-79r6 + 87v1-87v4 + 89r5 (!);


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: paper, 516 pp,
-: chronicle, incl. armorial on pp.420-424;
¤ 3x4/p, in courtesy on 420-421; 422: 3x2 + 1 blank + 1; 423: 3x2, incl 3 blank; 424: 3x2, incl. 4 blank; 
-: 443: 2 larger, 1 smaller shield;
-: texts and arms on  p.423, 424, 443;
-: arms with allusions to patron saints have been replaced with other arms;


VsBem:
= Duke of Bedford's Roll;
see N/PAR; trick;  by Robert Glover;  approx 486 of version A and 97 of addendum (F/h = pp.534-540);


VsBem:
See E/STG, trick; approx 486 of version A and 72 of addendum (F/i = fo.157v-159);


VsBem:
= Yale UL, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library; www;
MANUSCRIPT: paper, 287 x 217 mm, 134 ff; 
-: written by Jean Faucket in gothic bastarda; fine artwork;
-: a herald's miscellany;
-: c.1497 (last date mentioned in ms); 1488 on 48v;
CONTENT:
¤ blank pages: 44v, 61r, 63v,
¤ lost leaves: 57rv, 58rv;
¤ inside:  exlibris Ferdinand Hoffmann, 1540-1607, high austrian official;
¤ 1r-20v = FCB:1-159, illustrated treatise on blazon, with examples;
¤ 21r-44r = FCB:160-347, copy of CPF, in corrupted sequence, as CPF/f;
¤ 45r-47v = FCB:348-371, christian realms;
¤ 48r-52v2 = FCB:372-409, imaginary realms and princes, URF 48 / VER 25;
¤ 52v2-56v = FCB:410-443, christian princes;
¤ 57r-60v, text
¤ 61v, arms of Fauket = {Gu cross embattled Ar};
¤ text parts: 62r-63r, 64r-66r, 66v-70v, 71r-75v, 76r;
¤ 76v-77r = FCB:445-456, Pius II and imaginary arms;
¤ text parts: 77v-79v, 80r-85r, 85v, 86r-134v (several);


VsBem:
= Gaignières 852; www.gallica.bnf.fr;
MANUSCRIPT:  
-: paper, 280 x 95 mm; 61 ff.;  
-: CAR + FCF + attributed + late armorial + traité de blason;
CONTENT:
-:  3r1-6v8 = CAR;
-: 46r20 Caverines qtg Lens;
-:  58r- petite traité de blason
¤ FCF =  6v  France,  9r Champagne,  10r Flandres,  12r Brabant, 13r Hollande,  13v Boullenois (bou+pon+hai),  19r pais d'Allemagne,  20v Lorraine,  21r Vermandois,  22v Beauvoisis,  23v Artois,  28r Hainaut, 29v Normandie,  31v  Haut Bourgogne,  32v Franche Comté,  33r Maine,  34v Angleterre,  35v Escosse,  36r Bretagne,  37v Aquitaine/Guienne,  38r Berry,  38r Dauphiné-Viennois,  38v Bourbon,  39r Languedoc,  40r Touraine,  40v Anjou,  41r Savoie;
¤ 41v Douze pairs,  42r Prestre Jehan & descendance of Vidame d'Amiens a present (1560),  43v Prestre Jehan;
-: short descriptions of countries and blasons of principal families:  45r Suisse, 45v Flandres,  46v  Hollande-Luxembourg-Brabant,  47r Autrice-Brabant,  47r France,  48v Barrois & Percoys,  49r manseaux-Auvergne-Berry,  49r Bretagne-Gascogne,  49v  Limousin,  50r Vermandois,  50v Ponthieu,  51r Artois,  52r Espaigne,  52v Albania,  53r Moraive-Ecosse-Sicile,  53v Cipre-hongrie-Sclavonie-Walachie-Poullaine,  54r Norwege-Suesse-Dannemark-Goteland,  54v Boesme-Frise-Malorque;
-:  56v-57v  list of kings and their arms of Eastern Europe and the Orient;  
-: 58r-61r  12 chapters on nobility;


VsBem:
see G/SEG;
-:  a copy 1606/7 by Wm Burton from Nicholas Charles, BL, Harl.6589:51v (FCR/n, CEMRA III.F);


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: paper, 35 ff, 300 x 187 mm, trick, c.1575-1600;
-: manus-book 'Siege of Calais by Edw.3' in Huntington Library, San Marino, CA, U.S.A., description, notes and facsimile on Textmanuscripts.com, ex-Clumber mss;


VsBem:
see commentary; ms. 1621-MS (Maurice von Sonnenberg);


VsBem:
Low Countries nobility collated 1395-1398;


VsBem:
ORIG: Phillips Ms.14020 = Pt.I, temp Hen.V c1413; Phil.Ms.14921 = Pt.II c1471;


VsBem:
SYN:   Clumber Ms.188; Wriothesley Collection;
MS:  Entry of Mary Tudor into Montreuil-sur-Mer 1514', fo.1-9; fo.9v (p.18) - 69r (p.135)  standards (index 69r);  fo.89r-  genealogies;  82v (p.180)-95r (189)  extract of Fenwick Roll;  96r - 119r arms and mainly text;  119v-130r standards (contd.);  137r-  shields, english gentry
CONTENT: 126 of 1035 arms, trick, 6x3,  Tho Wriothesly, Garter 1505-34;  starting with Prester John, Melchior &c, Edw Confessor, Emperors, kings; Cypres, ..,  Aragon, .., earls (incl. Kent, several versions of Percy, Courteney w/ label, Man qtg Scrope, Ormonde, Desmond, England qtg Hastings-Pembroke),  Neville-Furneval (bird, 94r6), Spencer-Clare E.Gloucester, .. Lord Grey-Ruthin qtg Bigod, .. ending  ..Felbrigde {Or a Lion Gules vulned by a Star uncoloured}
VISIT: 05.2002, special ms;


VsBem:
painted on paper, 51 fo., Rob Glover, Somerset herald, 1579


VsBem:
see MY/b; part of THB , Thomas Holme's Book


VsBem:
lost original or early version; noted by Grenser;
-: owned by by Sr.Noortgab, who may have added names to the original


VsBem:
c1651;  arms in pairs
-: 48 names on 47 arms (1 with 2 names), placed in rows, arms sketched and tricked, faded ink, legends confounded;
-: made by Engelbert Flacchio;
REF:
-: jme; Padberg, pers.com.2010;
CHK:
-: FH.II.6530 -or- 6560;


VsBem:
possibly misread reference, re: FH.II.6530;


VsBem:
in Bosnia-Herzegovina;
MANUS:
-: 3 + 126 pp, 1/pg;
-. 3 miniatures (pp.i-iii);


VsBem:
-: part of Franks Bequest, no.373;
MANUS:  paper, 5 + 528 ff, folio; at least 2 kinds of paper; leaves, quires, segments misbound;
NOTES:
-: dates 1567, 1574 on 134v;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: given as trick by Wm Segar, not Nic Charles (Lancs herald 1605); trick by Nic Charles; or as  blason by Robert Glover;
-: B + G(2) + D;
¤ G =  53 rows of 4 shields each, in colours, trick, by Wm Segar, not Nic Charles (Lancs herald 1605);
CHECK:
-: workman and methods of components;


VsBem:
see G/a;
¤ insert fo.57-57v D:29-60 (E.Heref - Tib Verdon), making 244 arms;


VsBem:
160 arms, painted facsimile, Hatton-Dugdale; from original owned by Wm le Neve


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: french blazon by William Burton, 1605
-: E + FCR + G + H + K + SES;
NOTE:
-: most copied from Nic Charles trick in BL, Harl.6589;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:
-: Vellum, 220 x 140 mm, 124 ff. In 5 vols,
-: 3 hands: 1r-6r, hand A, autograph of Gelre; 6v-18v, hand B, as in Gelre/Beieren's Holland chronicle, KBR, ms.17914; 18v-21r, hand C, unknown;
-: legends probably hand A, added after drawing shields and crests;
-: pages lined in 5x3 rectangles with shields predrawn at bottom (e.g. 59rv);
-: texts and tables of arms;
DATE:
-: 1370-86 by content, but 1400-1403/05 on fo.26r miniature;
CONTENTS:
-: 1r-2r les défis au duc Jean III de Brabant - 1334  - [1708-1726];
-: 3r-4r2 les morts de la bataille de Stavoren - 1345 -  [1727-1740];
-: 4r3-6v petite chronique des duc de Brabant  - [1756-1789], not in Adam GEL
-: 6v-9r chroniques des comtes de Hollande -  [1790-1814], not in Adam GEL
-: 9v-21r  les louanges des preux chevaliers  - [1741-1752]
-: 21v blanco
-: 22r Jean III D.Brabant (d.1427), Philippe C.St.Pol & D.Brabant (d.1430)  - [1754-1755]
-: 22v blanco
-: 23r Niccolò d'Este (d.1441)  - [1753]
-: 23v-25v  blanco
-: 26r pen drawing of the emperor Ruprecht (r.1400-10), 6 electors and a herald
-: 24v-121v  armorial in 52 segments, incl. later additions - [1-1705]
-: 123r exlibris Dachsberg
-: 124r mention Luxembourg-Enghien and Charles van Hulthem


VsBem:
OWNER: comte Limburg-Stirum au Château de Huldenberg;
-: various extracts, partly coloured, different order of items;
REF:
-:  Jan van Helmont (ed.), Comitum de Limburg-Stirum codices selecti, Louvain, 2004, pp.405-429 -- as refereed in  AIH circulaire no.141/oct. 2004;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: painted in studio of Corneliz Engelbrechtz in Leiden, 1540-1550;
-: in Bibliothèque et Archives du Palais Royal in La Hague, non côté;
REF:
-: Michel Pastoureau in Popoff GEL 22, citing Paul Adam-Even;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:
-: Vellum, 160 x 110 mm, 31 pp; arms and crest in good artwork; www;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:
OWNER:  prepared for Corneille Gaillard, herold of emperor Charles V;


VsBem:
"La ancienne noblesse du contee de Flandres avecques leurs armes painctes";
MANUSCRIPT:  paper, 135 x 210 mm; 47 ff., 2x3 painted arms per page, usually several lines of comments for each item; 557 / 680 items; neat artwork, some crests; starting fo.4;
OWNER: prepared for Corneille Gaillard, herald of emperor Charles V;
- 4r1 Rome, 2 emperor, 3 France, 4 Flanders-ancien, 5 Flanders;
-  43r5  sr de [Gomordie]  {Or chevron de Bourgogne / phil 'bon'} ; 43v1 sr Woestine {Or bande de Bourgogne / phil 'bon'};


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  paper, 225 x 155 mm (A5+), 121 ff (220 num.pages); 
-. 21 quires of irregular size, from folded and cut bifolios;
-: several pages lost (according to pagination / foliation), some leaves transposed, in part into QLS / IV:1301 / ms.148;
-: pages heavily restored, binding in bad condition before restoration 2004; ink and water-colours very pale and difficult to read; old pagination and afoliation made before restauration; several folios interchanged during rebindings; some arms found under strips of paper;
-: arab pagination, ancient (a) and modern foliation; fo.3-10 unpaginated;
-: one scribe - hand A; paper dated c1448 + 1430-35 (fo.110-119) by 17 watermarks;  exquisite artwork, especially the crests, very realistic human faces, legends mainly in flemish, partly in french; 
-:  scribe similar to Rouge-Cloître dit Groenendael (fl.1420-27);
-: heraldic treatise in french, hand B;
-: several layouts, 4/p, 6/p, 12/p, 20/p, crested and uncrested;
DATE:
-: 17 watermarks congreate on c.1448 for execution (or 1450/60), writing c.1445;
PROVENANCE:  
-: Fam.Gorrevod; de Grez/Grave (Jacq dG, heraut de Brabant, re LYN; Ric dG d.1752); J.B. Houwaert (1626-1688); F.V. Goethals (1799-1872);
CONTENT:  
-: 3r-10r , 2 unpaginated quires, blason < 1440 + meaning of tinctures (paper type B); fragment >1432;  pp.151-160 rimed chronicle of the dukes of Brabant (as in KBR Ms.IV.686 fo.13r-18v); a number of smaller leaves ( 9 duchesses) interfoliated between pp.213-218; 
-: num./fol. = 6n/13r, 22n/21r, 63-66/43r-44r, 206n/113v - do not fit!; 
-: armorial GOR proper = pp.1-219 / fo.10v-121r on bifolios in 21;
- blanks: 2v + 3rv + pp. 59, 69, 198;
-: watermarks analysed by Martin Wittek in Bergen-Pantens AG;


VsBem:
= Livre de cimiers (FV Goethals) = HB = 'copy of armorial for Anton Duke of Brabant 1384-1415;
MANUSCRIPT:
-: dated 1649, by R.P. Henry Butkens (d.>1652), prior of Oudenbourg 1628;
-: a different edition of the items in GOR/a (KBR, ms.II.6563);
-: 1r '.. antonio brabantiae et limburgi dux, obijt 1415 ..';
-: 1r: arms of Eugenius IV (Condulmero), pope 1431-147 (with Felix V as counterpope 1439);
REF:
-. Bergen-PAntens GD 817;


VsBem:
several mss from 17C-18C, mostly based on a c1500 edition;
-: 3 mss used for the Blommaert & Serrure edition of 1852-54, incl the illustrated ms.648-1;
-: parts in Butkens 'Trophées ..', 1637;


VsBem:
=  WB Grünenberg = GStA PK, VIII. HA Siegel, Wappen, Genealogie, II. Heraldische und Genealogische Sammlungen, Nr.21; www;
VISIT: 12.2008 + 05.2009, notebooks 10+11;
MANUSCRIPT:  
-: paper, GrossFolio, single leaves, foliation in roman numerals to 198rv; noted as having 2167 named items; excellent artwork; rebound with protecting leaves between original leaves; page sequence very disordered, some folios unnumbered; several parts of legends and folio numbers retouched in pencil; 
-: partial name index (A-H) added in 19C hand;
-: title on spine. Grünenberg's Wappen Codex; date 1483 noted in ms;
NOTE:
-: probably kept unpaginated for years, some pages probably lost before copying into GRU/b, after copying disorganized and later foliated, then disorganized again;
-: no Helmschau and no banners of the Tournament Societies;
-: only ms with 'ex-libris' page;
-: probably finished after 1486;
OWNER:  
-: assumed to be the principal version, made for Conrad Grünenberg, dated 1483;
-: artwork by Friedrich Walther (miniaturers)  and Rudolf Stahel (TG-ladies);
-: Dr. Ludwig Stantz, in Konstanz, probably rebound, nota 6.August 1837; acq 1841 Kgl.Preus.Heroldamt; Bibl.Preus.JustitzMin.;  GStA Berlin-Dahlem;  temp.ZentralArchiv Merseburg (1964), returned 1993 to GStA PK Berlin-Dahlem;
-: source of Stillfried-Alcantara GRU, which was copied by Grinberg GRU


VsBem:
VISIT: 02.2009; notebook 11; full set of dias by page no; microfilm nr.1288 negative; www;
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: Vellum, 363 pp,  385 x 300 mm (37 x 31 cm); full copy of GRU, excellent artwork; 
-: original pagination in ink; pages in quires of 3 bifolios (12 pages), starting at p.3; all pages in page sequence, with extra 6b, 6c;  concordance made by Clemmensen, no index bound;
-: artwork of Rudolf Stahel, who worked as second artisan on GRU/a -- B.Konrad, BSB exhib.cat. note;
OWNER:  
-: formerly of the Hzl.Bibl.Landsberg / ?Landshut;  as Man-Teutsch St.1, later No.16B, later No.10;   Kgl.Bibl.Bay.im München Cod.Germ.Monaciensis 145;
-: possibly owned by Hz.Wilhelm IV (r.1508-1550);
NOTE:
-: copied c1480 (Petzer);
-: p.1 (recto) arms of Pfalz qtg Bayern (present in all vs.A mss), replacing the imperial eagle of GRU/a:1r, and probably painted later, on p.2 (verso) the arms of Artus a.o. as in GRU/a:1v;
-: with 233n Helmschau and 237n banners of the Tournament Societies;
REF:
-: Erich Petzet: Die deutschen Pergamenthandschrifte No.1-200 in det Staatsbibliothek in München, 1920, p.273-274;
-: Brigitte Gullath: Katalog Ausstellung  Kulturkosmos der Renaissance, BSB München 2008, p.46;
-:  www.bsb.de (b/w facsimile);


VsBem:
MANUS: 
-: paper, 290 x 210 mm, 1010 pp.; 12 miniatures, 6 pp blank at start and 40 pp blank at end; pen drawings with tempera and watercolour;
-: commissioned by Wilhelm Werner von Zimmern (p.72-73); artwork by Andreas Haider, son-in-law of Rudolf Stahel;
-: dated 1515/1516 in ms (probably worked on during 1515-1527), fine artwork, some differences to GRU/a and GRU/b -- Bernd Konrad 11.2013 through Christof Rolker;
-: helmet style like BSB, GRU/b; structure generally similar;
-: few GRU/a miniatures; Helmschau + TG-ladies present (p.185-186); Matembrion present (p.11);
-: quaternion expanded, with comments;
-: p.295 Denmark & Elephant Order (like GRU/b:37n);
-: p.303 arms of Lolland and Dannebrog (as shield) -- Nils G.Bartholdy: HerT, 1991, 64:169;
REF:
-: G.Thomann: Zürcherische Wappenbücher, II. Die Wappenbücher im Zentralbibliothek. Archives Héraldiques Suisses, 1941, I-II, p.14.
-: Bernd Konrad, 03.2014, draft of exhib.cat. Schaffhausen;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: paper, 2 volumes (I: 358x238 mm, paper, 541+115 pp; II: 364x237 mm, 877+97 pp); watercolour, 2 scribes, 1 painter (master -"E"); 75% blank pages, usually only every 2nd recto used; made on the Bodensee;
-: probably in the circle of Gf.Königsegg, c.1560:
-: ex-libris of Koenigseggs and Waldburgs in the 1st and 2nd volume, resp., could indicate the ownership of Johann Georg Freiherr von Koenigsegg-Aulendorf (d. 1622) and his wife Kunigunde Grafin von Waldburg-Zeil-Wolffegg (d. 1604);
CONTENT:
-: Bd.1p.49 has Hz.Bayern as 1st of the four pillars of the HRR, not Kf.Pfalz in GRU/a, GRU/b has Pfalz with a note 'this ought to be Bavaria' and a small shield with {lozengy};
-: incl. 12 banners of tournament societies, but different details in emblems;
-: no Helmschau;
REF: 
-: Bernd Konrad: Kostbarkeiten der Buchmalerei aus Konstanz. Exhitibition Vom Konzil bis zur Reformation, Rosgartenmuseum Konstanz, 2005, no.30,


VsBem:
MANUS: paper (tirolean origin);
-: acq. 1989, formerly in Schlossbibliothek Aisterheim;
DATE:
¤ second half of 16C (Klaus Graf),  c.1580 (B. Konrad);
NOTE:
-: has key markers from cgm.145 (BSB);
-: artwork similar to ONB, cod.8613-8614 "Ehrenspiegel des Hauses Österreich", commisioned by Ferdinand EHz.Tirol (1529-1595)  -- F. Picha;


VsBem:
MANUS:  only 3 pages known; possibly made in Strassburg;
-: mentioned as "..Konrad Bergritter" in sales catalogue from Kunsthandel Gabus, Geneve, 1989;
-: by Sebald Bühler, 1582-1589;
REF:
-: Konrad KA;


VsBem:
MANUS: paper; 216 x 323 mm, 389 ff; probably copied from cgm.145 with many blank pages in between; index as in separate annex to GRU/b; master "WE"; 
¤ bought 1640 by Friedrich Casimir Gf.Ortenburg; Sotheby auction 1985; acq by BSB in 1996 from private swiss ownership;
DATE: 1602-1604, fro notes of events in textual parts;
REF:
-: www.opacplus.bsb-muenchen.de (online digitalisat) = http://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/bsb00034952/image_1


VsBem:
Schloss Frauenberg, Hluboka nad Vltavou, Bohemia;
¤ dilletante artwork;
MANUS:
-: from the circle of Gf.Schwarzenberg, >1680;
-: exlibris Ferdinand prince Schwarzenberg dated 1690 ;
NOTE:
-: Schwarzenbergs were in possession of the county of Klettgau (Bodensee region), which they inherited from counts of Sultz in 1687.


VsBem:
Archive Group 12, Collection Cerroni, acq. 1845;
MANUS: paper, 330 x 220 mm, 2ff + 10-358 ff; painted arms and crests on recto only;
-: 8 ff missing (75, 301, 302, 353),  some blank; dbl in 210, 269, 293;
-: Exlibiris Paulus de Smitmer 1777;
-: date probably close to cgm.9210, not <1523 as from nordic  -- clem;
¤ 10r-35r Quaternionen;
-:  28r-29r text by Grünenberg al. Khienberg;
¤ 36r-51r + 52r86r christian kings & pagan kings
-: 37r Denmark very similar to BSB, cgm.9210 for images and writing;
-: 86r Josua;
¤ 87r-120r princes
-: 120r some germans and turks;
¤121r-221r nobles (121 margravves, 125 counts, 149 barons, 181 gentry);
-: 106r, 123r counts;
¤ 222r banners very similar to Konstanz Ms;
-: 223r-281r TG-members (223, 237, 241, 247, 250, 254, 269a, 273)
-: 282r-356r bavarian TG-members;
¤ 357r-358r WLH/MAN  copy;
REF:
-: Franticek Picha, pers.comm. 11.2015 (Heraldica Nova, mail);


VsBem:
MANUS: paper, 95, ff, 2vo;
DATE: 1527-1550;
NOTE:
-: like cgm. 145 according to BSB catalogue; no facsimile 02.2016;


VsBem:
MANUS: paper, 260 x 160 mm, 102 ff (6 + 92 + 4);
-:  25 quires, first and last (19C) glued on binding, 23 quires dated c.1535; 
-: several blank pages;
-: present binding 18C, heavily restored; several rebindings (17C), 
-: some later arms glued on;
-: older foliation indicate loss of content, 33% left, leaves removed by OG;
-: 43 watermarks (ox head & cross, 3 variants) used1533-1541, 28 vs.A, 10 vs.B, 4 vs.C;
PROVENANCE:
-: owned by arms painter Johan von Schreibern, Johan Gottfried Herzenkraft c.1590, Mayer von Mayenfels, Oskar Göschen, c.1866 (exlibris); acq. UB Graz 1995;
DATE:
-: c.1535 (UB Graz);
CONTENT:
-: 1r-6v = introduction by OG 1866 (transcribed in Drescher GST 138-140;
-: 7r-98v = 106 arms from 16C in pen & watercolour; 98 arms from 17C in pencil & watercolour; some later additions;
-: 9r-102v = alphabethical index by Oskar Göschen;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:
-: paper, 380 x 250 mm, 11 + 724 pp;
-:  'Recueil de mémoires sur la province de Bretagne', several armorials and copies of seals and documents relating to breton nobles made by Gaignières; www.gallica.bnf.fr,
-: GUE + JER + OPL;
CONTENT:
-: index to parts;
-:  11-30 GUE;
-:  141-151 nobles of duc Pierre II, c1450 (Pastoureau GUE 49);
USED BY: 
-: Potier NB;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: Paper, 220 x 160 mm; 144 pp.; fair artwork; 48 Vollwappen (1/pg) + 467 shields;


VsBem:
see  see L/FDS; addendum to T/ROU = Rouen.


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: trick by Rob Glover, Somerset Herald 1570-88 from blason owned by Robert Cooke;
-: B + C + H + M; 
-: former H/e = additions made by Robert Glover;
OWNER:
-:  Robert Glover c1585;  Wm Cecil 1L.Burghley;  E.Kent; Cs.Cowper;  AW Wagner;  Woodcock;


VsBem:
former Phillipps ms, now St-George-Owen mss; by Henry St.George 1597


VsBem:
=  664/1/1 = 664/i/roll 1 = one of the Hatton-Dugdale facsimiles,
MANUS:
-: details not entered for the ms.664 series;


VsBem:
see G/SEG; by Wm Burton from H/b (Harl.6589);


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: vellum, book; 15C copy;  arms on top margins, 4-6/pg, several arms cut out;
-: used for Greenstreet HA;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: variable formats, appr. 300x210 mm, 300 ff;
-:  under restoration 2016;
-:  collection of 4 mss: 1st M5 (no.5b. 1v-43r, c.1450, HAR), 2ndM6 (no.6bis, 1r-128v, 16C, ceremonials), 1st M14 (no.14, 1r-50v, 16C, ceremonials), 1st M18 (no.18, 1r-57v+, 15C/16C, treatises);
¤ HAR: 
-: 300 x 310 mm; 43 ff, 3x3/pg; 691 arms and crests;
REF:
-: Campbell CA 106-115 (description)


VsBem:
VISIT: 3.05.2007, 15.02.2016, notebook 9, 13;
MANUSCRIPT: vellum, 225 x 165 mm, 156 ff.;  rough miniatures; 2/pg except ternionen and single arms; arms & crests; leather binding, brass locks and clasps;
-: double foliation, e.g. fo.27 (in black pen) = fo.28 (in pencil);
-: style of arms similar to BLW;
PROVENANCE:
-: executed c.1450;  purchased from D. Asher 24.01.1846;
-: fo.1 paper, BM library note; 2r Bp.Würzburg (inescut blank); 2v-6r miniatures without arms of evangelist a.o.;  6v arms of pope Nicholas V (Parentucelli, r.1447-1455) and Friedrich Ks.HRR, 7r Sigismund, 7v Albrecht; 8r Ladislaus 'postumus' R.Hungary;  9r-10v: habsburger dukes & Erbländer; 11r: 9 worthies;  13v-14v Ternionen; 15r miniature of Friederich III Emp.HRR; 15v-18v kings; 19r-20r dukes; 20v-21v: ternionen; 22r-30v: imaginary kingdoms; 31r Kf.Brandenburg; 31v miniature; 32r-33v german dukes; 34r-152r german & austrian nobles; 152v-153r blank pages;  
155v: figure & arms of Hans 'Burggraf' persevant;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: paper, 258 ff; 3x3, 2x2, 2x3/pg;
-: addendum to Stadtchronik on ff.1r-158r; autograph of Herman Bote, Stadtschreiber, c.1520;
-: 3x3 = frames 337-356;  2X3 = frames 406-512;
REF:
http://diglib.hab.de/wdb.php?dir=mss/120-extrav&pointer=0  ¤ frames = single pages, frame = HAB-no + 2 = fo*2+5;


VsBem:
= ms.101 Blankenburg, chat. Saec. Xvi;
-: copy


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


VsBem:
Herald's Roll, FitzWilliam version (697 arms = c.400 EN + 264 EU, copy 15C, #426), probably made c.1280 for the Queen, Eleanor of Castille; contemporary ms cut and repasted;
NOTES: 117 rows (numbered 1-95, 101-120) cut and pasted on 34 leaves; damaged by moisture with colouring smothered on to previous verso page;


VsBem:
see L/FDS;
REF\HE: Genealogist 1886-88; Ea79-142;
ILL: Bedingfeld H 8+98 (fo.23),


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: details not entered for the ms.664 series of Hatton-Dugdale facsimiles;


VsBem:
made by Robert Cooke, missing since 6.03.1974;


VsBem:
See E/STG, trick; made by Richard Scarlett


VsBem:
made by Thomas Wriothesley, Garter;
foreign spelling substituted by english spelling in section 9 'french nobles';


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  membrane, parchment, painted arms, 4/row;
-: pagination in same hand as BCH;


VsBem:
¤ problem of identification, ms not mentioned in Seemüller HRZ; Böhm catalogue 157;
MANUS:
Parchment, 500 x 325 mm, 50 ff., incl. 34 with arms (141 shield & crest, 21 shield, 4 double arms);
REF:
-: Böhm: handschriften-Katalog no. 157
RE:
¤ as WKF (WB Ks.Friedrich III) in  Zolda GW 168-169, cf. note 130 ( M. Krieger, Wiener Jahrbuch, 1993/94, 46-47): on paper, 3x3/ pg,  many with legends omitted; on fo.10r (unfinished arms, towns) + 11r;
¤ possibly KGC (Grünenberg Österreichisesches Chronik), no details;
¤ ui ms, ex-Fstl.Bibl.Dietrichstein in Nikolsburg (<1933);


VsBem:
paper, 23 x 18 cm, 9 ff. = 18 pages, 6/pg.


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: 
-:  not foliated; 4 different hands;  
-:  traite de blason + HUN + BNE;
-  fragments associated with l'heraut Bethune (Boos RV 586); numbered 238 / 9818 on fo.1r;
CONTENT:
-: 539 blasons and painted arms incl. HU (serials 183-470) in 14 sections = 1r-2r / 4r / 5r-12r / 14rv / 15r-22r + 22v-23v / 25r-26v / 27r-60v HU / 61r-62v / 63r-64r, hand B / 65v-78r, hand C / 80r-85r, hand D / 85v-86r / 86v-87v / 88r-92r + 95v;


VsBem:
-. Ms-B; parchment, 233 x 172 mm, 148 pp; alternating text and drawings.


VsBem:
See L/FDS; blason, Wm Dethrick, Garter king-of-arms;


VsBem:
see B/GVR;  blason; slightly different order; CEMRA I/II.A;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: Paper, 220 x 150 mm, 157 ff, 480 arms, Good artwork, arms and crest, woodblocks used.
¤ probably made 1460-70  -- BGH;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:
-: paper, 388 ff, 3575 coats of arms; water colour;
-: texts, drawings and coat-of-arms;
-: many armorial items wrongly copied;


VsBem:
¤ Bm = Bibl.Inguimbertine;
MANUSCRIPT: 88 ff.; several segments; fo.34r- grand seigneurs of french provinces; italian families;


VsBem:
SYNONYM:  Codex Cotta = Codex Ingeram;
MANUSCRIPT: paper, 362 x 262 mm (binder, rebound c.1800), 292 x 202 mm (pp.90-113, reduced from 300x210), the remaining pages reinforced by new borders to 351 x 256 mm c.1800, 142 ff., single leaves, disordered; excellent artwork;
-:  old foliation in roman capitals red-brown ink 15C; present pagination, even/recto, odd/verso, in black ink <1751; some letters added on inner margin, others at top of page; several leaves turned on last binding leaving ancient recto as present verso/even;
-:  watermarks in Becker ING 13, incl. Briquet 15100 oxhead-star + 15237 oxhead-crown + 14593 oxhead-flower, indicate Engen and Konstanz paper mills;  same paper types used by hand A and hand E;
-  at least 4 scribe-painters at work on different armorials, which have been joined and cut to similar dimensions; 
-  hand A is Hans Ingeram, persevant der Turniergesellschaft 'zum Esel, a rhinelander (possibly in the following of Mathilde von Pfalz), who finished his parts in 1459 (p.278, figure with arms, crest and year);
-  hand B, using wood-cut preprint frames, pp.87-143; 
-  hand C, using schabelon, predessor of Hans Ingeram (Tf.51a), pp.213-277; 
-  hand D, with Stechhelm, approx. 1475-1480, Wappen de Malerhandwerk (Tf.54c), pp.113-120; 
-  hand E, 'Exempla'-Meister, working 1452-1455, pp.54-82 (?), a professional illustrator with little heraldic knowledge, appears to have misinterpreted arms from latinised inscriptions;
CONTENT:  6 chapters or booklets joined (and recut) in late 15C = 1) austrian nobles (i-x), 2) Exempla (xii-xvii),  3) Quaternionen (xviii-xxvii),  4) fragment of european armorial (xviii-xxxv),  5) Hauswappen Österreichs (xxxvi-xxxix),  6) Turniergesellschaften (lvi-cxxxiv), incl. fragment (lvi-lviii);

OWNER:  Albrecht (VI) Hz.Österreich o/Enns d,1464;  Emperor Friederich III;  Mathias Corvinius R.Hungary, probably on the fall of Wien 1485, and his successor Wladislav Jagiello  d.1516;  in the hands of the Reichsheroldsamt (?) at the Reichtag at Regenburg 1541; in the GHz.Landesbibliothek in Stuttgart 1751, with modern pagination; Biblitohek der Gf.Vollrath von Löwenstein-Wertheim c.1760-95;  early 19C by Fhr. Friederich von Cotta (1764-1832), who ordered its rebinding; H Höflinger, Wien 1930-1957; Kunthist.Museum Wien 1957;


VsBem:
composite, 15-16C; contents similar to  ING.
-- ?ref


VsBem:
identical to PP/Coll.Steenhuys ?;  -- actually a CAM !
Nobles de Flandre 1421, extract from Chambre des Comptes en Lille 1421-22;
REF: Bozzolo CAM 1:21;


VsBem:
actually a CAM !
-: possibly KBR, FM.11-bis;


VsBem:
used by Popoff; 
MANUSCRIPT: paper, 295 x 210 mm, 400 ff.; 4/pg (hand A) or 6/pg (hand B), blasoned and painted;
-: primo 16C (watermark); c1470 (Blanchard), probably referring to content or treatise;
-: watermark = cruche couronné et fleurie = Briquet debut 16me siècle;
-: hand A, main scribe; hand B, some segments and additions; hand C, much later additions;
-: the pages are probably mixed up in their present form;
CONTENT:
-: treatise by Prinsault;
-: 21r-22v treatise by Jean leFevre St.Rémy (Toison d'or KoA), c.1464;
-: 36r-399r: 44 segments, incl. 39 of french and flemish nobles in hand A;  England, Holland, Hainaut and Brabant in hand B ;


VsBem:
a copy of PRT, noted in Saffroy #2926; 
CHECK. Tournai, Bm/Am;


VsBem:
see CPF;
-:  predecessor of PRT ? (Gs#2926)


VsBem:
PLACE:
-: remains of murals on 3 walls of  a former upper chamber in the Prieure of Salaise-sur-Sanne, dep Isère;


VsBem:
trick; in volume inscribed 'Roger Portington 1595';


VsBem:
= Paulmy Hist 637A; 
VISIT: 1998 (loose notes);
MANUSCRIPT:  
-: parchment, 8vo; 244x178mm, 94 ff, 15C hand (re ETO kursive), 4/pg; mediocre drawings;
-: CTR (19r-37v) + PUR;
-: back cover title 'Blason et armes';
-: arms of des Ursins and Grolée added at end;


VsBem:
PLACE:
-: Musée Crozatier, Puy-en-Velay, dep Haute-Loire;  
-: shields formerly on ceiling in house on 18 Rue Cardinal de Polignac, demolished c.1966;
-: some items lost during demolition;
DATE:
-: c.1380 (#12, Bertrand de la Tour-d'Auvergne, Bp.Puy 1361-82);


VsBem:
see N/PAR; trick; by Robert Glover c1580; see also Q/e (pp.177-)


VsBem:
see N/PAR; trick;  by Robert Glover c1580; double entry;


VsBem:
VISIT: 06.2014
MANUS: 
-:  paper; c.290 x 410 mm; binding of wood covered in leather, damaged; loose notes in illegible cursive on 'A5' size paper; many blank pages, several only partly filled, many without legends; rather crude rendering;
-: AOTdO ms.34 Türck Inventory vol.2 §10 no.24;
-: 1r, Flanders, banner;
-: 3v-8r, funeral images, coffin and candles;
-: 9r, Cysoing;
-:  10r-18v flemish nobles (1/pg); 
-: 22v-23r, ancestral displays, 4 Ahnen in saltire on lower part of page, only partially filled;
-: 23v-24r, idem, but on whole page;
-: 32v-33v, single arms & crests, s.n.;
-: 37rv, Lannoy;
-: 38v-41r marriage alliances of Kuere, cle {Or bend comp Ar-Sa}; 
-: 41v-43v text mentioning Maximilian I;
-: 44r, arms & crest, {griffin isst};
-: reaminder blank pages;
NOTE:
-: 7r, with arms of Castille-Leon impaling Aragon-Trinacia;


VsBem:
see CLE = Clémery;
CONTENT:
 inserted in c.207x262 mm from 142r-146v, same paper, second style;
01: 142rv princes (24; 4x4); 142r15-16 blank, 142r 13-14 probably later addition; 142v later added;
= 1 France-merovnigien, 2 France-modern, 3 ui realm Sa stag st Ar,  rest Jerusalem, Aragon a.o. ;
02: 143r  Bassompierre a.o. (18; 6x3, badly painted, page ruled); 143v 2 later additions; 
03: 144r-146r  Lorraine, 102 items; 4x5; legends in modern hand; 
= NLU, segm. 24 (55v-59r; 591-632 = 87), remainder later added sketches on 146r, mostly uncoloured;
 QCA:145r10 = NLU:646 moved to 145r12; 649 to 145v1;
= CLE , segm. 02 (13r-14v; 19-60 = 42) = NLU:591-632)
= JHA 01 (42);


VsBem:
see CLE = Clémery;
CONTENT:
- 4to continued, different, much used paper, watermark 'basel staff', third style, 4x5 in two columns; 
-: see Comments for segments;


VsBem:
see CLE = Clémery; QCC might be part of QCB;
CONTENT:
¤ 188r-192v Kings & Princes (78, 2x2, 2x3, 3x3, 4th style), incl items from Max I Ehrenpforte; 
 ¤ 193r  Castille  (20, 3rd style);  
¤ 194r Navarre (14);  
¤ 194v  Aragon  (12);  
¤ 196r-197r  Østrig  (50);   1
¤ 98r-199v  Flandern  (75);


VsBem:
VISIT 06.2014;
MANUS:
-: paper, 315 x 200 mm; 161 ff (+ inserts, 175 leaves in toto); modern foliation in pencil;
-: variable layouts, 2x3 to 5x4; hand-A on most of ff.1-40; hand-B on ff.43-47;
CONTENTS:
-: 1r, ternion - 3 oldest arms; 
-: 1v, arms, crests, banners  of 8 Erbländer carried by noblemen - occation unknown;
-: 2r, 8 arms, NdrÖs qtg Bavaria a.o., fictitious persons;
-: 3r-6r, 42 arms, 3x2, kings, most fictious, arms as in KCR;
-: 7r-10v8, 44 arms, 4x3 (QDA-A rows), quaternionen;
-: 10v9-11v, 18 arms, 3x3, no crests (QDA-B rows) ternionen;
-: 13r-16v, 17r-20v,  48 + 25 arms, 3x2, crests, courtoisie; some pages have only 1 row; dukes & counts: Münsterberg, Tirol, ..;
-: 21r-23v, 28 arms, 4x2 (QDA-A), no crests; some with 1 row; dukes & marquises: Mantua, Lithuania,..; some arms from KCR;
-: 24v-35v, sketches, incl. 29r Henrik von Mecklenburg (coloured, glued on);
-: 36rv, 8 arms (QDA-A),  dukes as in KCR; 36r1 Slesvig-Holsten;
-: 37r-38v, 72 arms, 5x4, no crests; towns;
-: 39r-40v, 40 arms, 5x2, crests (QDA-C), polish a.o. nobles; 40r8 Hertenberg;
-: 43v-45r, 12 + 7 arms, 2x3, no crest, ruled; kings & electors; only partially finished; 
-: 45v-46r, 46v-47r, 40 + 27 arms, 4x5, no crests; quaternionen, followed by unnamed and unfinished princes;
-: 48r-60v, sketches a.o., incl. arms in various styles;
-: 61r-68v, 160 arms, 5x2 (QDA-C); bohemians, austrians, bavarians;
-: 69r-74r; arms in late style like in 48r/60v a.o., 2x3, crests;
-: 75r-82v, 180 arms, 5x2 (QDA-C), bavarians: 75r4 Trenbach;
-: 83r-88v, arms in late style as above;
-: 89r-98v, 192 arms; 5x2 (QDA-C); austrians;
-: 99r-100r; arms, a la RUG-display; Austria & Erbländer (14), DtKg (21); Bohemia (8); 100v Heinrich Hardegg zu Glatz;
-: 101r-103v, 16 arms, 3 arms in row on bottom of page, counts: Gf.Casteln;
-: 104v-107r,  arms in another late style, germans; 108r-110r, sketches; 111r-112r, a 3rd later style; 113r-116r printed arms glued in; 117r-120r sketches a.o.;
-: 121rv , 16 arms, 4x2, abbeys;
-: 124r-125v, alphabetical notes on acceptance into austrian Herrenstand <1624;
NOTE:
-: 1r, Michaelis d'Asquier (later hand);
-: 17rv watermark, ui;
-: 30v, '1550', {per bend Ar-Gu qtg Or pointed cap Sa}, 2 crests;


VsBem:
VISIT 06.2014;
MANUSCRIPT:
-: paper, 340 x 220 mm, 152 ff/pp; foliation in heavy black ink;
-: 6r (1st page),  Johan Engels à Gymnich, pfalzgraf & imperial herald, arms {Ar cross engrailed Gu} glued on;
CONTENTS:
-: 6v-7r, 5-6 items p.p., 2x3, prestamped singly, inclined (tp-A); kings, unfinished;
-: 7v-17r, prestamped,  2x2, erect (tp-B), mostly blank, some bishops and princes of HRR;
-: 17v-25v, as above (B), but filled; counts;
-: 26r-39v, 3x3,  tp-A; princes, counts, only partially coloured, no particular order;
-: 40r-47v, 48r-69v, 70r-71ar, prestamped, 2x4, erect (Tp-C), only partially coloured, no particular order, possibly ancestors (8 Ahnen), possibly nobles; e.g. 52v Wassenaar-Gistel; 
-: 72r-92r, tp-C, ancestors, 8 Ahnen, præses in circle;
-. 92v-94r, index; 
-: 94r-95v, arms in column on 94r; unfinished ancestral tree (names);
-: 96r-143r, 3x3, tp-A, nobles, some unfinished;
NOTE: 
-: 47ar, bishop's arms glued on; 
-: 62v  (ff) 'Franken', probably list of nobles from area;
-. 68a + 68b arms glued on, 68br Jodocus Castnerus Haslachensis {Az 3 stars Or};
-: 71v, Johan Wm von Kleve and wives Antonia von Lothringen and Jacoba von Baden, 1585;


VsBem:
VISIT: 3.05.2007, notebook 9;
MANUSCRIPT:  small folio, painted, 172 ff., coarsely executed;
-:  1r: Magi; 1v-2v: imaginary kingdoms; 3r-8v: king Philip of France + Oswald R.England; 8r-21v:Charlemagne + electors; 22rv: habsburger Erbländer; 23v-24r: german emperors + habsburger dukes (full-length figures); 24v-34r: quaternionen; 34v-52r: european princes; 53r-80r: austrian-styrian-tyrolian nobles; 80v-165v: swiss families (culled from Johan Stumpf 'Schweizer Chronica', 1554);


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  paper, 360-380 mm x 240-255 mm; 151 ff.; woodblock stamped;
-: 4x3 = 12/pg in 2r-46v; 9/pg in 55r-59r with tartschen, 4/pg in 124r-134v;
-: possibly from Konstanzer region (clem);


VsBem:
MANUS: 
-: formerly in the Hofbibliothek, Mannheim;
¤1: 1r-2v, paper, 270 x 185 mm, c.1475,  Augsburger workshop;; 
¤2: 3r-91v, paper, 315 x 215 mm,  ultimo 16C; 91 ff,  2x2, crests, Southern Germany;
-: ff.3r-88r with older foliation 2-87;


VsBem:
MANUS: paper, mediocre artwork; 3x3, crests;


VsBem:
VISIT 06.2014;
MANUS:
-: paper, 304 x 212 mm, 98 ff, modern foliation in pencil;
-: probably bavarian, c.1540-1560; prestamped (tp-A, 82v-83r),
CONTENTS:
-: 1r-19r, 2x2, crowns above; like KCR, imaginary kings; unfinished, some colours indicated by text; e.g. 15r3 R.Scots {lion & tressure qtg man holding bowl};
-: 20rv, 3x2, late style, crests, german nobles;
-: 21r-34v, 3x2, older style, crests (tp-A), austro-german nobles: Hewen, Gundelfingen, ..;
-: 22r, imaginary kings;
-: 36r-82r, 86r-93v, 3x2, crest, tp-A, austrian erbländer & austro-german nobles; (36r, 2x2, aut-styr-carinthia); e.g. 50r3 Ottenberg, 50r5 Engelhofen, 52r6 Nenningen; 86v2 Cronberg; 93v5-6 Sassenheim-Praunsheim;
-: 57r, 2+2, Bayern, Braunsweig, Sachsen;
-: 64rv, 3x2, late style, 
-: 69r, 1+2, Pfalz, Leining, Raugraff;
-: 77r, 2+2, Bönningen, Gistel, Grez, Barbazon;


VsBem:
MANUS: paper, 3x3;
-: nicely drawn or copperplated figures holding arms, 1/page; 152 frames;


VsBem:
SYN: Paulmy Hist 729 = 807 H.F.;
ARMORIAL: paper, 119 ff, 205x160mm; vol 2/3; painted arms;
PROVENANCE:  copied by Phil-Nic d'Aumale dit le marquis d'Haucourt;
NOTE: vol 3/3 = BA Ms.5322, autographs, i.a. Henry D.Glos 5.04.1659 + Jacq D.York;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: Paper, 4 volumes; mediocre artwork;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  40 fo. paper + 17 fo. parchment, alternating, pp.1-104 (modern); 258 x 190 mm; 4 x 3 /pg; no crests;
-: codicological analysis in Blanchard JHA;
DATE: 1550-1570, based on form of script and other evidence cited in Blanchard JHA;


VsBem:
¤ formerly Berlin, SBB PK, Cod.Germ.Quart.1479 
¤ now:  Krakow, Biblioteka Jagiellońska, Berol. Ms. Germ. Qu. 1479; c.1465 and later adds; -: ¤ http://fbc.pionier.net.pl/id/oai:jbc.bj.uj.edu.pl:194948 (JHO/a)
MANUS:
=  Paper, 180 x 270 mm, 130 ff, arms and crests; fair artwork.


VsBem:
MANUS:  Paper, 210 x 140 mm, 142 ff; mostly with crests; fair artwork
Matrikel of the Order of St.Hubert, founded 1444 by Gerhand Hz.Jülich & Berg.   
PROVENANCE:
-: autograh of Hermann von Brüninghausen Juliers & Ruyers KoA, fl.1474 -- Anrooij RK 128;
CONTENT: 
-: members
NOTE:
-: ex BSH/a (Brüningshausen St.Hubert) = Bruderschaftsbuch des St. Hubertus-Ordens;
REF: 
-: facsimile, www = http://codicon.digitale-sammlungen.de/Band_bsb00006309.html;


VsBem:
Copy in the Sammelbande of the Reichsherold Johann von Gymnich 1568.  In the possession of Otto Hupp c1930.


VsBem:
= I in CEMRA; see N/PAR; near contemporary execution;
blazoned verse, no illustrations;


VsBem:
K/II.A in CEMRA;
MS: paper, small quarto; paintings in margin of shields; the castle on 22v;
-: 35r-36v list of the knights in the hand of Ralph Brooke, York herald;


VsBem:
a Hatton-Dugdale facsimile, CEMRA K/III.A, made from a copy owned by Wm le Neve, Clarenceux king-of-arms;


VsBem:
see G/SEG;  by William Burton, >1606; not in CEMRA;


VsBem:
MANUS: paper, 265x180 mm, 523 ff, made in Überlingen 1586-93 (watermarks)
-: part of Materialien zur Konstanzer Geshichte,  IVr (drawing), Vr-VIIIr, 31r-33r (arms), 1r-24r name index; arms painted 1547;


VsBem:
= Cod.Pap.Germ. 63;
MANUS:
-: Paper, 4to, 295 x 215 mm; from the workshop of Gebhard Dacher; formerly at Kloster St.Georgen-Villingen in Schwartzwald; 1009 arms, excl. those on illustration, but many unfinished, on 85r-109r (less 8 ff) + 110r-174v (less 15 ff) + 175v-264v (incl. list of participants);
-: QKG, used by Clemmensen, microfilm;
NOTE:
-: possibly same as Karlsruhe LB, Cod.Pal.Ger.564;
-: the tables of arms are in nearly identical order as that printed by Sorg and Steiner;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: paper, Quer-folio; 410 x 300 mm, 934 arms = 72 ill/txt + 786 in tables (pp.313-488), list of participants,  former Gf. Königsegg auf Schloss Aulendorf; 
-: QKA, used by TH Sevin, Ulrich Richentals Chronicle, Mosbach 1880; used by Clemmensen, partial photocopy;
-: text and legends printed in Buck KCR;
NOTES:
-: different sequence from KCR/a and Steiner KCR (QKD);
-: letter trick added as an aid to colouring;


VsBem:
MANUS
-: paper, GrFolio, 290 x 390 mm; 150 ff.; 
-: 892 arms = 65 in illustrations and 10 in text, 817 in tables, arms on 84v-89r + 130r-150v; 
-: QKK, used for Feger KCR and Clemmensen KCR;
NOTE:
-: legends often shortened to family names only;
-: several mistakes in painting the the arms;


VsBem:
=  Descriptio concilii Constantiensis germanica;
MANUS:  
-: paper, folio, 395 x 274 mm, 70 ff., text + drawings,  late numeration with modern refreshing, 36 ff in order, remainder disordered, several pages missing;
-: used by Clemmensen, microfilm;
NOTES:
-: 10r + 245r-248r pictures and notes on servce given/used by abbots;
-: 249r-251v bank pages;
-: intor with note ofthe 5 nationes starting on 26r;
-: 159r-244r list of participants, incl. pages prepared for drawing of shields, e.g. 181r with names of cardinals Landolfo, Anthoine Chalant and Pranda as on ms.A:320n = A20-22 (=D124+126+123);
-: 710 arms, incl. 286 arms in text (Wacker KK); 746 arms + a few repeats of Konstanz and other arms in the background on walls and royal eagles on trumpets, which were not itemized;


VsBem:
= KN Cesce = ms.Pr;
MANUS:
-: ms. Pr, paper, Kl.folio, 310 x 220 mm, copied by Gebhard Dacher, 1021 arms = 897 arms in tables, 2 in exlibris, 9 in text and 113 in illustrations, ff.205r-273v; list of participants 94r-109v;
-: Manuscriptorium update 11.09.2008, digital copy;
-: dated 1464 on exlibris of Gebhard Dacher on fo.4v, and has arms of pope Paul II (Barbo), r.30.08.1464-71 on fo.246v (item P.768);


VsBem:
=: Leningrader / St. Peterburg copy = Pt,  
-: until 1946 at Leningrad  Academy of Arts, then in Prag UB;
7 separate arms and 34 in pictures; few arms; several drawing, e.g. no.17, very like Konstanzer ms;
- used for Gagarin KCR; via Gebhard Dacher;


VsBem:
= C = München ms = Cassiodor Antiquariat, Gauting, SW of München (Ingo Hugger) 2009;
MANUS:
-:  paper,  300 x 210 mm, 4to, 46 ff; painted arms, 2x2 (X), 3x3 (B), 4x3 (D), variable size and style of shields, no crests; perturbed binding of single sheets, cuts above, water damage;
CONTENT:
-: 3 parts (Stränge), practically no nobles;
¤ SGH-BLW subgroup of Bodensee Gp
-: 2r, 27r-30v (X), 29 HM/OT <1450, also RUG, MUN;
-: 12v-13v (B): Wappen-Ternionen, z.B. Heilige Drei Könige,Die 3 besten Haiden, also HBG;
-: 14r-17v (n.a.) Wappen-Quaternionen, z.B. Des Reichs 4 Margrafen, also GRU a.o.;
¤ KCR extracts
-:  2v-4v (02; X): Päpste; 2v Correr, Luna, Cossa, Leo X Medici (1513-21); 3v Sixtus IV Rovere (1471-84));
-: 5r-6v (n.a.): Zählung von 1 bis 63, adelige Männer, teils Prälaten, teils Weltliche;
-: 7r-12r (05, 06; n.a.): Bischöfe, Äbte, Bistümer;
-: 18r: Wappen Friedrich III im Wappenkranz;
-: 18v (11; X): Geistliche Kurfürsten und Böhmen; 
-: 19r-19v4 (06,D): Abten;
-: 19v5-12 (07; D): canons;
-: 20r-22r (03/04/05/06; n.a.): Kardinäle, Bischöfe, Patriarchen / 22r-25v: Bischöfe und Erzbischöfe;
-: 31r (13/14/15; n.a.): Adlige; 31v-32r: Grafen ; 
-: 32r-32v (20; n.a.): Die statt Bothschaft; 
-: 33r-35v (n.a.): Adelige, auch aus engellandt und portugall, auf 35v  Priesterkönig Johannes;
-: 36r-40v (19, n.a.): Könige, Kaiser, Herzöge, u.a. Gog und Magog (3 Wunden), Amazonen (Calistria mit Speer);
-: 41r-41v (09, n.a.):  Hohe Schule;
-: 43r (11/12; n.a.): Länderwappen (wie 18r und 18v), hier ua Pfalzgraf, Sachsen, Brandenburg;
-: 43v (01, D): Dacher, mayors and councillors extracted from narrative;
¤ bishops of Augsburg < 1646: Johan Otto Gemmingen 1591-98 (dated); Heinrich von Knöringen 1598-1646 (undated);
-: 1v bringt die Wappen einiger Äbte und Pröpste Augsburger Klöster und Stifte (Stift St. Moritz, St. Ulrich, St. Georg), dazu des Wappen des Johann Friedrich Hund von Saulheim als Fürst der Herrschaft Heitersheim (reg. 1612-1635);
 -: 26r-26v: Catalogus Episcoporum Augustensium, oben datiert auf 1591, aufgeführt sind von ca. 600 bis 750 (n.Chr.) erwählte Männer;
-: 45r-45v: Grafen und Regierungsjahre (oft Dillingen), erwählt von 813 bis 1134, es handelt sich indes um Bischöfe von Augsburg / 46r: Adelige / 46v: Bischöfe von Augsburg, mit Regierungsjahren.
REF: 
-: Christof Rolker, Heraldica Nova blog 5136 (23.11.2016); Ingo Hugger 2009, www.cassiodor.com;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:
-: parchment, 35.5 x 339 cm, scroll, pen drawings with aquatint;
-: Kunsthistorisches Museum (KHM), Wien, Kunstkammer;
-: by Jörg Kölderer, 1465/70-1540; made in Innnsbruck 1512/1513;


VsBem:
see HRZ, possibly Hs. W.84
¤ Cod.Germ. H816 according to Pastoureau in Popoff GRU vii, note 12;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  8 pages;  blason only;
CONTENT:   1 R.Pol + 18 territorial arms + 4 arms of chapters + 71 families;
NOTES:  eldest version;


VsBem:
= Codex Rossiana 711
MANUS:
-: illuminated in colour;
REF:
-: facsimile 1983, 1996 by Lotte Kurras;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: copy, uncoloured, 1st half of 18C;
-: http://digi.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/diglit/heidshs58 ;


VsBem:
Burg Hornberg über Neckarzimmern, Archiv der Freiherren von Gemmingen-Hornberg;
REF:
-. Ranft WN 115n2;


VsBem:
for von Gemmingen-Michelfeld (Stammbaum), Stammbaum of Greck zu Kochendorf;
MANUS:
-: paper, 365 x 190 mm, 59 ff;


VsBem:
made for the von Helmstatt, 
-: sold 1971 in Heidelberg, Auktionshaus H. Tenner, Katalog nr. 87 Nr.833;
-. Pict in Kurras 1996, p.163;


VsBem:
MANUS:  
-: paper, 425 mm x 298 mm, restored with japanpaper, original only painted on one side, the fragment of 14 ff is now joined into 7 ff and renumbered pp.2-13, even nos on present recto;
-: 4x6/pg, p.2n = 21;
PAGINATION:
-: older foliation in recto along upper row = 2-199, 3-211, 4-213, 5-223, 6-225, 7-219, 8-217/220, 9-215, 10-203, 11-205, 12-207, 13-209;
-: on SGN = 16-201, 17-221 = items 286-333 in Herzog KUF;
NOTE:
-: used for Herzog KUF with pp.1-13 KUF (285 items) and pp.16-17 SGN (48 items), pp.14-15 omitted;
-: almost asynchronous with vs. A;
-: small square banners on nos.3-21on p.2, corrected to pennons for nos.20-21, red for nos.3, 5, 8, 10 and 14, green for the rest;


VsBem:
see BEJ;
VISIT: 6.2003, notebook 5;  19r1-31v8; segm 37-41; 4x4/pg, 3x4 on 19r;
NOTE:
-: 19r - 1 Holland, 20r - 29 Enghien, 21r - 61 Landas, 22r - 93 Thierry Wassenaer, 23r - 125 Surlait, 24r - 157 Poelgeest, 25r - 189 Jean Maelstede, 26r - 221 Enghien, 27r - 253 Jacques de Sart, 28r - 285 Bayern banner, 29r - 317 Alard Reves, 30r - 351 Charles d'Albret, 31r - 383 Moreuil;


VsBem:
Owner: le Prince de Ligné; no info on other contents;


VsBem:
see CHA, problematic reference;
NOTE:
-: BA Ms.4150 fo.148v (KUF) as ref in CAM, but fo.143r-156v belong to PBC = CHA 22-24, is more likely to be a clonic extract and rearrangement of CAM;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: trick by Ric Scarlett; date proposed as 1590;
-: HA + HE + L + Q + SES;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: blason , probably by Wm Dethick, Garter; CEMRA L/E;
-: L/FDS + I/HOL;


VsBem:
MANUS.
-: L + R + HE;
-: L integrated with Herald¨s vs.V.C;
-: noted in Greenstreet R, possibly copied from a manuscript made temp. Edward IV as mentioned in the introduction to this version; less 18 items of R/h with many additions;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: blason and colours / tríck + blason;
-: L/FDS + I/STG;


VsBem:
selection by Nic Charles
- Rob Darcy -- John Sudbury;


VsBem:
VISIT: 05.2002 (T/ROU), visit notes in supl notes to 'T';
-: from Joseph Holland's book (date given as 1605 / 1607 / c.1610 / 17C);
MANUSCRIPT:
-:  paper, approx. 310x200 mm, 4x5 shields within uniformly ruled squares;  
-: trick by Richard Kimbey -or- Nicholas Charles; 
OWNER:
-:  Wm Segar, Garter, 1605; dated 1641 on third page;
CONTENT:
-: L + A  + D + E + F + G + J + T + GY;
-: T = 41v-44r,  GY = 44r-45r,  J = 57r-61r17, G = 61r18-66r,  D = 66v-72v9,  A = 89v-97v16;
-: on first page is  '.. names of the bannerets of England and the great lords, fo.1 //  the names of the knights of every shire seg. Tempore Edw. I, fo.7  //  the names of all that were with K. Edw .I. in Scotland and France, fo.37  // and also copies of other rolls;
¤ 1r - 31v, N/r;7r3 intro;  bannerets of England, incl Bf.Durham + John Beauchamp de Somerset 1E2-28E2;
*  31v - 37v, L/o;
*  37v - 40r, K/n,  38r14 J BdS, 38r15- foreigner in English service in Jean de Bretagne + Jean de Bar + Wm Grauson + Phil Daubigny;
* 40r14 - 41r, I/g, 40r13 intro '.. an old booke of armes ..',  1 Adem de .., 2 Boutiller de Senlis, 3 Ywain de la Zouche, 4 John de Beauchamp of Somerset, ..;
*  41v3-44r11, T/e, Rouen,  44r11 Warburton; 
*  44r12-45r8, GY/b, Gentry, 44r12 'tempore Edwardii Quartii', 44r13 Walton, .. , 45r8 sr john brono;
*  45r9 - 57r15, F/c, 45r9 .. noblemen & gentlemen of the time of Edw I, r10 Wm 'Longespee' E.Salisbury, r11 E.Montfort {lion}; 
*  57r16-61r4/17, J/a, Guillim, r16 intro;  
*  61r18-66r, G/c, Segar 1;  
*  66v-72v9, D/c, Camden; 
*  72v15 - 89v10, E/c, roll copy, v15 blanco-intro, v16 R.England, v17 E.Warenne, ..;
*  89v16-97v16, A/i, Dering,  v16 Rich fitz le rey, v17 Wm de Say, ..;
*  98r1 - 99r20, CVK  - only partly filled; remainder empty; Index on ff.100r-112r;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: trick by Ralph Starkey 1629 from roll of Edw Dering.
-: L + HE + SK + E + A + R ? FK;


VsBem:
copy in colours by Wm Cole from 16C copy of Joseph Holland belonging to Mr. Lort;
used by C.E. Long;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  410 x 315 mm, parchment, 161 ff;
-: painted by João do Cró al. Jean du Croix Paortugal KoA;


VsBem:
see Commentary
= Lehensbuch des Bistums Basel


VsBem:
VISIT: 08.2001, notebook 3;   microfilm 5475 (b/w) = R96663; 446 (colour) = ICR 994, fo.490-; www.gallica.bnf.fr;
MANUSCRIPT: paper, 285 x 191 x 82 mm, 572 ff, paper, 6 shields in column on outer side of page, painted with blasons; most arms probably 15C, but execution 1549-60 in Lille indicated by several watermarks (Briquet 1837, 8863, 9342, 9343, 12170, 12634);
-  medieval language, syntax and structure;
-  used by Popoff LBQ;
PROVENANCE: 
-:  made for Alexandre Le Blancq Sr de Meurchin fl.c1520-1575, mayor of Lille 1561+ 1565 + 1570, as no.11 in his library inventory;
¤  arms and crest of LeBlancq and 4 ancestors on 1v and of his father Sr de Hourchin as LBQ:1653, and on LBQ:2018; 
¤  note on 1r of Louis le Tellier (chancelier 1677) 137 Reg 9813 (i.e. in Bibl.Regis);
¤  6 blasons and 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


VsBem:
Ms. Goethals-Vercruyse 350; 
-: the fragment in LBQ/b is identical to LBQ/a, segment 24 Flanders; 
-: it was once noted as Warlop OF/CPF (1972), and is also known as  Warlop 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;


VsBem:
= armorial le Breton; www;
MANUSCRIPT: parchment, 250 x 145 mm; painted arms; 35 fo.; 4x5/pg;
- 4 principal hands and a few additional later hands with only a few comments; hands A (primary); [hand C, 15C, petite barstarde], {hand B, 16C};
-: 3 old foliations (A-C), modern foliation and pagination;
DATE: 14C copy (?), reworked c1475 for Hector de Flavy ?;
PROVENANCE:  famille de Flavy, c1475;  Anne Malet de Graville, c1515;  Hector le Breton, d.1652 Sr de Doinnetrie & de la Chesnaye, Montjoie-St.Denis roi d'armes 1615-1645 (Saffroy 2876); bought in London by Henri Chandon de Briaille, 898-1937;   2004 acquired from Chandon de Briaille by Archives Nationale.
NOTES:
-  27r1-17 = Flavy-Nesle + 16  arms, ancestors;
-:  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;


VsBem:
see NAV;  utilised for Popoff LBR;
-:  LBR/LBX:1-289;
¤  LBR 2me partie = pic + art + fra; (pas ?);
1-26 nor, 27-56 fra, 57-75 nor, 76-131 ver, 132-154 cha &c, 155-194 pon-art, 195-204 fla, 205-205 pon, 207-223 bra, 224-262 poi-ber, 263-289 comtes (added c1440);
-  this fragment is without most of the items having no original legend (LBR/a-hand A) and though it is co-parallel to LBR/a, several sub-fragments are irregularly repositioned, which usually indicates that the paths of inheritance are differents;  LBX has a more logical structure than LBR/a;


VsBem:
see  MY/b; LD =  THB ii.10, Thomas Holme's Book;
CHECK ref;


VsBem:
MANUS:  paper, 191 x 280 mm, prestamped, 4x3 items per page standard, 2:1:2 each with 2 helmets; 3x2, helmets facing;
-: apparently 2 sets of foliation, cut and rebound;
-: 1rv smaller size addition; picture of Maximilian I, dated 1519 glued on 1v; paper scraps with arms of Spain and arms of Habsburg Erbländer glued on 1r;
-: 18r (?) segment of imaginary arms;
-: arms in alphabetical order (kings followed by nobles);
-: 191r note on Würzburg tournament of 1479;
-: 220r, unused prestamp of 2:1:2 layout;
NOTE:
-: pages mentioned on website does match foliation for 6r/10r, 14r/18r, 42r/46r; pages 1rv, 191r, 220r unnumbered;
-: genealogy of Edw IV (r.1461-1483)


VsBem:
SYN: Manuscito Z; c.1350
OWNER:  bought by Bayerische Staatsbibliothek 1981; www;
NOTE:  review by Rolf Nagel, Herold Jb 2000:253; facsimile in Lacarra LIC;


VsBem:
Parchment, 390 x 275 mm, 11 ff, 44 arrms + 9 empties.


VsBem:
= Gaignières 846;
MANUS: 
-: , 81 ff, 295 x 200 mm, paper, same hand throughout, some 9 different watermarks (see QDP);
-: made between 1560-74 for Alexandre Le Blancq, sr de Meurchin, c.1520-1575, mayor of Lille 1561, a bibliophile; owned by Gaignières
-:  LLG + QDB/AA (ff.47-65) + SYR; possibly roman d'Eracles on ff.33-46;


VsBem:
Hatton-Dugdale facsimile from contemporary or later ms, in very bad state;
-: no fo.23; each page in 2 columns of 4x7 items, 54/pg;


VsBem:
Hatton-Dugdale facsimile on vellum roll, probably by William Sedgwick, style similar to Q/GRI and TJ;
¤ lost original, scroll of 6" x 51½",  of which Part I (36") has 47 painted arms in 14 rows of 4, but only partially used (1, 1, 3, 3, 4, 3, 4,.., 4); 9 preux; names below shield, blazon on #7;
¤ for the older part II (15"), see LMS, 6 rows of 3;
PROVENANCE:
-. Thomas E.Arundel & Earl Marshal c.1640;
CONTENT:
-. 1 St.Edward, 2 Josua (blank), 3 David, 4 Alexander the great (blank), 5 Prester John; 6 Charlemagne,  ..


VsBem:
= RDF (hsl);
OWNER: James Raine 1791-1858; George Dunn;
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: paper, 25 ff, 10½" x 7½",  1.75'' x 2'' shields in rows of 4 (3 on rows 3-4), legends and contemporary french blason; crude artwork, garbled legends;
-: probably early 17C;
CONTENT: 
¤1r- chronicle of England to Henry VII, written c.1510;
¤ Raine-Dunn treatise on heraldry, written c.1510, re: Antiq.J, 1953:151;
¤ Part I = LMO, 122 items;
-: 1-14 kings (4, 4, 3, 3, blazons, 14C), 15-38 dukes (15C), 39-117 earls & knights (#86 later, 14C), 118-122 unnamed (15C);
¤ Part II = LMS, 62 items;


VsBem:
see LMO/b; 
¤ Tho Beaufort D.Exeter (cr.1416); Tho D.Clarence (d.1421); Anthony Bek Bp.Durham (c.1310):


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


VsBem:
= Clumber ms.205; VISIT: 15.02.2015;
MANUS: paper, 10½" x 15", 124 ff;
-: 2x2 mtd figs / pg (as in MY); watermark c.1450/80 by Briquet; differet scribe and painter, possibly from Legh's studio;
¤  2 unrelated armorials in 'Creswick's Book' -- hsl, letter 11.03.1953 to Mr. Creswick;
-: LQ (22r-36v), incl. 59 irish arms, probably had 120 items, incl. lost pages (ff.25-28, 37);
-: CRK (44r-109v, 2072 items, 16/pg);
-: ff.25-28, 37-43 lost;
PROVENIENCE:
¤ contemporary, probably c.1480 -- clem;
-: Tho Waldegrave ktd 1461 (35r), Rob Preston created V.Gormanston 1478 (36v), paper similar to hsl-X for 2 armorials c.1446;
-: Wm le Neve, Clarenceux KoA 1635-58; Peter le Neve, Norroy KoA 1704-29; ..; Clumber sale 1937; owned c1950 by H.R.Creswick, librarian of Bodley and Cambs Univ;
ARMORIAL:
-: LQ has crude, but bold,  execution, similar to CoA, ms. M.10, associated with John Wrythe Garter 1478-1504, 
-: LQ content irish, similarity to an artist (hsl-X), who worked for at least two heralds c.1430/50;
-: CRK is one of a series by Writhe and Wriotesley -- hsl;


VsBem:
painted; the style is very close to that of the Armorial Gorrevod, possibly the same scribe-painter;


VsBem:
VISIT: 08.2002,  restricted, loose leaf notes; 03.2003 notebook 4 + loose leaf notes; 06.2003 notebooks 4 + 5, most items entered directly on to database; microfilm printout received 05.07.2003, digitized b/w 2014;
MANUSCRIPT:  original, paper, 140x205 mm; painted arms, 395 pages, 197 ff ;
-: format H = 3*4=12/page most common, also format A 'allegory/ancestral arms'; a few pages with 4x2 crested and inclined,
-:  old pagination (1-359) in top corner, new foliation by C Bergen-Pantens in bottom center-corner;
-:  8 medieval watermarks on ff.2-175(197), centered on 1435-1455, i.e. 2 types of anchors (1434-1442; c1441), crocier (c.1440-1441), 2 types of cluster of grapes (1440-1456; 1441-1452), 3 types of ox' heads (1440-1450; 1444-1452; 1436-1450);
-: 1 later watermark of late part, ff.176-197, 'lettre B majuscule', of the paper maker Lebé of Troyes, active 1561-1583;
-: several sheets cut down to and into top row legends, also into external columns;
-: a dozen flaps indicate pages cut out;
-: a number of sheets are probably missing and other displaced;
PROVENANCE: owned by Jean de Luxembourg  sire de Lyncenich (not Gymnich !),  Hainaut roi-des-armes 1621 (Wagner, Archaeol, 1959, 97:132, swan badge; pae, Loutsch L; Bergen-Pantens 32);  Jehan Oels;  Sr de Grez & Warfusee (re GOR);  Charles Churchill, LtGn, cmdt of Bruxelles 1706, brother of Marlborough;  into Fonds Houwaerts;

0v 'september 1636';   1r crest + script 'de Greez' with an exlibris of Claris-Laverne | Hohenloe pasted over it {A = Qtly: Az 3 wings centered Ar, Ar 2 bends Gu, Party Ar-Sa 12 mullets in 3 pales countercoloured, inescutcheon of ? Chief ?;  B  = Qtly: Ar 2 lions passant guardant Gu, losengy Or-Sa on chief Sa lion passant Ar; above crown with 5 leaves + 4 pearls};   
-  1v script ' ex libris Jois a Luxemborge de Lyncenich armorum reguli titulo comitatis hannonie 1629';  
-  2r  prestamped matrice of 4x4 shields, in top row painted a banner of Hohenzollern, over all pasted a cut-out printed seal of a mounted knight with barry Vair-Gu and legend ' S. INGELRANNI . CO. VCIACI . AC MOTIS . MIRABILIS DNI' ;
-  95v  exlibris Charles Churchill, 1706;
-  176r de Grez & Warfusee .. obit 1351, shield + crest;
-  199r exlibris Jehan Oels =  {bj + løve.d + stj*3.fod};

NOTE:
-:  the folio before 53rv (pol) is lost, it was presumably very like BHM:2159-2182 = BHM:146r1-147v2;


VsBem:
MANUS:  paper, 120 x 100 mm, 96 ff,  2x2 in courtsy , arms and crests; good artwork, no prestamp;


VsBem:
by Robert Glover; owned by A Wagner and 1996 by Tho Woodcock, London;


VsBem:
facsimile on vellum, a Hatton-Dugdale copy; partial; orig measured 6.25'' x 1'6'';


VsBem:
Parchment, 250x355mm, 425 ff; single page illustrations;
OWNER:  made for Roger Manesse, knight-merchant of Zürich, c1300; c1600 in library of the Elector Palatine in Heidelberg, sacked by imperial troops in 1622; a few years later acquired by the bibliophile brothers DuPuy, and then into the Bibliothèque Royale in 1656 as ms.allemand 32; 1888 exchanged with other manuscripts and deposited at Heidelberg;
-: small copy 2 folios, incl. #30 Heinrich von Stretlingen, in 'Naglersche Bruchstück', Berlin, Germ.Staatsbibl., ms.Germ.oct.125;


VsBem:
117 arms; coll. Gaignières; copy of MAN/A


VsBem:
DATE: 1469-1475; 
MANUSCRIPT: 67 ff; blasoned, 
CONTENT: 
-: traité de Prinsault,  treatises on blason, traité de Tournois du Roi René, Chevaliers de la Table Ronde, Preux, Rois Chrétiens;


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


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:
-: Paper, 295 x 210 mm (fo),130 ff, 3x3 + crests per page,


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: 38 ff., 430x290 mm, paper; manual of arms; 4x5/pg;
-  fo.1-25, ML on fo.26-29, pedigrees of Grey of Rotherfield, Hastings and Dacre;
NOTES:  Povey's version of ML;  92 arms from ML/b (= SS), 38 found in SS, 2 in tracts and 1 blank;
- ML:1-64 /a english lords, 65 Cawen, 66-101 knights, 102-133 sovereigns & fabulous;


VsBem:
see SS; part of Strangway's Book = SS;
NOTES: fo.76v-77r  (ML:1-76 /b)+ 185v-186r (ML:77-108 /b); contemporary English-French blason;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: 4x5 painted arms; parts copied from Strangway's Book, Harl.2259 = SS;
NOTES:  ML:1-108 /b = /c + 109-111 /c, from other parts of SS;
REF:  Wagner RAH 274-275;


VsBem:
see WNB;
-: part one of book containg 2 mss;
= XII.H.40 = armorial de Moselle (MOS)
-: paper,  215x145 mm; watermarks (www.manuscripta.at), 4to; 2 parts; fair artwork, arms only; modern pencil foliation; 3x4, no crests, ruled for arms and legends, very formal hand;
-: 1r-3v  text in latin;
-: 4r-  445 arms finely drawn and in alphabethical order, mainly from Rhein-Mosel area (pae, jcl);
-: all pages ruled and selected pages headed with inital letter, most pages have neither names nor arms, some pages have names and outlines only;
-:   Aragonien, Altenaer ..; Hoe Borgonien, Hyspanien, Hollant, Henegawe, Hessen-Hassia, Horn, ..;


VsBem:
= MPH;
MANUSCRIPT:  Historia Anglorum in Matthew Paris autograph 1r-154v;   vellum, 14.25 x 9.5'', 232 ff;
list of pages in CEMRA 1;  42v + 116v possibly by MP;


VsBem:
= MPA, Liber Additamentum;
MANUS:
-: tríck + blason;
-: trick by Ric St George
-: MP + E/STG;


VsBem:
= MPM;
MANUSCRIPT: vellum, 14.5 x 9.6'', 2+6+140+2+1 ff., Chronica Majora vol.I, autograph by Matthew Paris;
list of pages in CEMRA


VsBem:
= MPM + MPC
copy of Chronica Majora, vol.1+2 of 13C


VsBem:
= MPC;
MANUSCRIPT:  Matthew Paris 'Chronica Majora' vol.II;   vellum, 14.2 x 9.6'', 5+281 ff., c.1253; 
list of pages in CEMRA;
shields in margin


VsBem:
= MPV, Flores Historiarum; <1259;
¤ H.R. Luard (Ed.=,  Rolls Series 95:


VsBem:
frescoes probably inspired by illustrations in the novel 'Chevalier Errant' (CES), as the same arms are in BnF, ms.fr.12559:125rv; the faces may be portraits of members of the Saluzzo family;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: paper, 16 ff, watermark: goat;
-: tints tricked with letters: g/Or, r /Gu, b/Az, gr/Vt, z/Sa;
-; figure tricked: l/lion, a/eagle, m/ man;
-: unimpressive artwork;


VsBem:
PLACE:
-: deposited at the Musée de la Cour d'or;
-: formerly hidden on ceiling in 12 Rue des Clerrcs, demolised in 1964, in 1408 owned by the cathedral chapter;


VsBem:
MANUS: paper, 330 x 200 mm, 64 ff,  3x3/pg, arms and crests; mediocre rough artwork; repaired; some prestamping redrawn on both sides;


VsBem:
= Thomas Holme's Book- part I; www;
VISIT: 03.2005;
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: paper; 339 x 288 mm; 112 ff.; <1448 / c1446-1490 (pop);  4x4, no crests;
-: rebound,  MY pt.1;
-: probably painted c.1470;
¤ 3 painters, one possibly Roger Legh, Clarenceux 1435-60;
OWNER: 
-: Thomas Holme 'Clarencieux' 1476-1485 (arms within a Garter, c1482, fo.1r);  Tho Wriothesley 'Garter' 1505-1534; Thomas Benolt 'Clarencieux' 1511-1534; Sir George Naylor, sold on auction 1832; Clumber Mss; 1938 bought by British Nuseum (Library) at Sothebys;
CONTENT:
-: II.16 + III (London aldermen) from hand B;
-: I.3 (MY/a) + II.9 (MY/b) by hand A, and probably also I.4 (N/ =I.B);
-: II.7 + II.8 trick copies of I.3 + II.9 + I.4 by hand C;
-: II.9-14 + II.16-17 have evidence of ownership by Tho Wriothesley 'Garter' 1505-1534;
-: II.10  (arms of the Holme family, John Writhe 'Garter' 1478-1504, grant by Roger Machado 'Clarencieux' 1487-1510) + II.16 + III are related to the Office of Clarencieux;
-: I.3 (MY) + I.4 (N/) + II.9 corresponds to an item ' Visitation by William Hawkeslow alias Clarencieux (1461-1476)' owned by Thomas Benolt 'Clarencieux' 1511-1534;
-: II.16 + III with an item of Benolts naned as 'Visitation painted with mens of armes by Roger Legh alias Clarencieux' (1435-1460)';
NOTE:
-: 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;
-: Wriothesley and Benolt were adversaries.
CONTENT:
-:  1v =  knight of St.George disembarking and handing banner to another knight;
(I.2)  2r-8v = full-page drawings of 15 kings (William I - Henry VI);

(I.3) =  9r-40v =  'Military Roll = 62 pages of 4 mounted knights jousting, 2 + 2 per page; new foliation 9-22 + 23 + 24-40v; old pag corner 2-6 + 8-11 + 13-35; middle 22-53;
-: several leaves of MY  in BL Add.45133 = WBG = Tho Wriothesley's manuscripts, c.1485;
-: might be a heraldic visitation record painted by Roger Legh, Clarenceaux king-of-arms 1435-1460, as he owned ' a book of visitation of many shires .. painted with men at armes';

(II.4) = 41r-112v = Parliamentary Roll (I.B), with 133 painted knights with banners, being the bannerets (N:1-143);


VsBem:
= Clumber Ms.189 = MY pt.2, from Thomas Holme's Book part II.9,
VISIT: 03.2005;
MANUSCRIPT:  
-: paper & vellum, 10.25 x 15 in = 260 x 381 cm;
-: bookplate, Sir George Nayler, Garter (king-of-arms);
-:  all loose leaves pasted on supports for binding;
-: probably c.1470;
CONTENT:
-: i-xx indices; 
-:  1r-16vtricked arms; 
-: 17r-25v  Military Roll, pt 2, MY/HMY;  MY:250-; continuation of Military Roll by hand A; same size as Harl.4502, MY pt.1; paper and vellum folios mixed;
-: 26r-37r shield & crests inclined; 
-: 38r-46r misc genealogy & basic heraldry, e.g. tincture chart; 
-: 46v-50v Scotland; 
-: 51r-51v+bis banners in trick; 
-: 52r-55v Salisbury roll; 
-: 56r-92v  part of alphabethal roll & other painted shields (on 73r, LTE, legends in hand imitation ETO/APA and WIL);  
-: 93r-140v  arms + crest (copies of grants ?), but mainly indices;
-: 129r-132r SA, Salisbury Roll;
-: 154r-155v LTP;
-: 175r, 177r mounted knights, style like ETO, but larger format, 380x260 mm;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: vellum, 19 ff, 154 x 212 mm = 6 x 8.25''; names and blasons;
¤ near contemporary execution, nom. date = 1315;
OWNER: Wm  le Neve, Clarenceux 1638;
NOTES:  main source of Barron, DBA and Humphery-Smith;
-: N + K (Caerlaverock);


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: trick by Robert Glover, Somerset herald; 
-: A + AS + BL + BM + CK + CKO + CN + CVC + CVL + D + E + F + HE + N + NS + PCL + PO + Q/a,e + R + SK + TJ; name only for K (p.89-90) + GA (p.91-98) + ui (p.680-688);
¤ N/b:1037-1113 blank;
-: Ralph Brooke, fl.1599, York herald
NOTE:
-: used for Mitchell N and other Mitchell transcriptions; II.F in CEMRA;


VsBem:
= Bibl.Imperiale sup.fr. 254-24;
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: paper, blason only, best available ms;
-:  130 pp, incomplete, by J de la Rue 1516; 
NOTE: 
-: primary source of Douet d'Arcq, Popoff and de Boos;
-. Index tome BnF, mss.fr. missing 08.2002; 
-: not on Gallica, 12.2013;
-: aux mains de Jehan de La Rue, Bourgeois de Bayeux de l'art et métier de peintre et vitrier (août 1516)


VsBem:
= Armorial de 1406 (Pinches ETO 96; EE:425);
MANUS:
-: paper, 77 ff. (A-E + 1rv-72rv),
-: NAV + PAP;
-: ff.1-32, old foliation, formal hand;
-: ff.33-62, old pagination 1-60;
-: ff.63-65, old pagination 1-6;
-: blank on B-E, ff.53-55+70;
-: on www/Gallica (pdf, 170 images); BnF contents;
-:  part of a miscellany with treatise, NAV (?, 19r-25v) and PAP (56r-57v);
-: 30r-32r treatise on marches d'armes;


VsBem:
oldest fragment (pop);  used for Popoff NP;
-: many items missing, e.g. NAV:976-1061;


VsBem:
MANUS: paper, 149 ff;
-: by du Cange;
CONTENT:
-: 1r-59v english and scots nobles and gentry, some created 1639;
-: NAV
REF:
-: Popoff SH 159;


VsBem:
= armorial du dauphin Loys;
-: on BnF/Gallica 11/10/2012;  213 images;
partiel; royal family, Anjou, towns, french nobles;
MANUS:
-:  paper, 96 ff, 215 x 140 mm, painted;
-: french royals, maison anjou, towns and french nobles;
-: 44v-45r  preux & preuses;
REF:
-: Boos VER;


VsBem:
-: on www/Gallica, no download;
MANUS:
-: 
CONTENTS:
-: NBM =  partial copy, bretons; several other breton segments in fo.169r- + 185r-.
-: NAV = 140 arms + blasons (fo.133r-);
- :NAV = 170 arms + blasons (fo.215r-);  
REF: Saffroy #19285


VsBem:
= Armorial dit Le Livre Rouge;
MANUSCRIPT:  
-: paper; blasoned?;
-: NAV + GON + REV;
PROVENANCE:  
-: by Pierre d'Hozier;
NOTES:  
-: NAV/m (1r-) + Gonnelieu/b + Revel/c (318r-);
-:  de Boos has it as LRG/a = Armorial dit Le Livre Rouge, 282 items (3r- );


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: blason only;
-  copied 17C by Etienne Baluze / by de Chandoiseau;
-: NAV + VER + CMZ + LBR/LBX:1-289;
CONTENT:  
¤ NAV = partiel (Normandie) + interpolation fo.5+32;  used by Popoff for NAV-nor;
¤ 'Extrait d'un ancien livre d'armoiries appartenant à Hector Le Breton, Sr de La Doinneterie, roy d'armes de France"
¤ LBR 2me partie = pic + art + fra; (pas ?);
1-26 nor, 27-56 fra, 57-75 nor, 76-131 ver, 132-154 cha &c, 155-194 pon-art, 195-204 fla, 205-205 pon, 207-223 bra, 224-262 poi-ber, 263-289 comtes (added c1440);
-  this fragment is without most of the items having no original legend (LBR/a-hand A) and though it is co-parallel to LBR/a, several sub-fragments are irregularly repositioned, which usually indicates that the paths of inheritance are differents;  LBX has a more logical structure than LBR/a;


VsBem:
= cab.titres 661
-: on www/Gallica (pdf 71 images); fair copy, used for Popoff NP;and Douët d'Arcq ND;
MANUS:
-: paper, 280 x 180 mm, 63 ff; blason;


VsBem:
see ARS / JL;
-: visit 08.2002,
-:  blason only;  du Cange, vol.I = tome 9;
CONTENT (NAV):
-:  75r Ile-de-France ?, 75v Artois & Corbie, 76v Anjou & Touraine, 77r  Poitou & Gascogne, 79r Berry;  79v Brabant, 80r13 Flandre & Hainaut (bannerets), 80v  Flandre & Hainaut (bacheliers);
ILL: photocopies of 75r-77v + 81v;


VsBem:
see NAV;
-: part of Nobles de Bretagne (Montre), ms in Librairie de la cathédrale de Bayeux;
REF: Prinet 1915:172 (ref);


VsBem:
MANUS:
-:  paper, most arms unfinished or as sketches; 2x2, prestamped;


VsBem:
Printed ed. 1998; M Popoff 'Armorial du Dénombrement de la Comté de Clermont en Beauvaisis', Leopard d'or.
 Copy by Roger Gaignieres; original perished 1757


VsBem:
VISIT: 06.2003, notebook 5;
MANUSCRIPT:  paper, 155x120 mm, 70 ff; primo 15C; a few folios missing; very fine craftsmanship and very detailed crests; 3 items per page
-  two sets of numeration, (a) foliation, forwards, top right corner of recto page (A + B, 1-81); (b) numeration, backwards, inverted on bottom of page (former top of eldest numeration);
-  two series of coats of arms, the NHN series (ca. 1375) and a much later (ca. 1760 ?, by their shape) on fo.2v and at the end (64v-);
-  items on 2r-11v are all facing left (probably original order), while 12r-64r are facing right (inverted during rebinding and before renumbering);
-  most items without contemporary legends, a few added later in different hands;
CONTENT:  
-  11v-46v brabancons,  47r-67r universal (ref ?);
-  2r = Prester John + Pope + Hofmeister Deutche Order;
-  2v= 7 late addititions (Nassau a.o.);
-  3r-11v  = 79-96 (on top) brabantian ?;
-  12r3 Joigny, 2 Virneburg, 1 Albret-Orval; 12v brabantian; 13r2 Cleve, 3 Mark; 13v1 Aa;  17r3 Tremoille; 18r-24r brabantians; 24v1 (53n1) France, 2 Dauphin; 25v-27v flandriens-brabantians; 28r1/44n1 Bayern-Pfalz; 29r1/42n1 Holland-Hainaut cadet; 30r2 Horn-Cleve, 3 Horn-Houffalize; 34v2 Jean 'sans peur' as cadet ?,  3 Flandern; 37r french princes (Orleans, Bourgogne, Bourgogne-Brabant-Limbourg); 37v- brabantians ?; 41v1 England, 2 Horn, 3 Anjou-ancien;  42v1 Böhmen-Brabant-Luxembourg-Limburg, 2 Brabant-Limburg, 3 Jülich (?)-Brabant;  44r1 Nassau; 44v2 Enghien;  47r1 Rhodes/Order of St.John, 2 Order of Sword ? (Deutsch Order), 3 Danmark; 47v-55v  kings, princes and counts; 56v-58v germans ?; 59r1 Visconti; 59v-64r flemings;
NOTE:
-  (A-r) script at top: Waterloos / R de Grez / 1729;  drawn medaillon with St.George and Dragon, text on cartouche: VANDELAKEN/GVLDE;
-  (B-r) pasted exlibris, crown + shield (lion);
-  1r painted exlibris: Ar-Gu-Az: fess in chief 3 martlets, Sa-Ar-Ar-Gu: 3 lions passant guardant on chief 3 grenade apples; text: Snr Espoir / Margarita Herdi;

REF:  KBR exibition 1985 cat.17;


VsBem:
VISIT: 11.2008, notebook 10; www;
MANUSCRIPT: parchment; painted arms, gold used; reliure 275 x 190 mm; 117 ff.; 
-:  fo. 1r-12r numbered  separately (NLU:9001-9021) by J-C Blanchard as introduction to NLU, also the displays of  kingdoms and of the Raigecourt, Haraucourt, Solms and Lutzelbourg families (9005-9332);
-: a bis-folio between 109rv and 110rv;
-: several crests cancelled, to be seen as greyish smudges, e.g. on 73r;
-: a few antler crests may be wings;
-: many legend abbrviated, e.g. Westerstetten = Westen (NLU:889/73r12);


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:
-: Paper, 145 x 210 mm, 42 ff; c.400 arms and blason; mediocre artwork.  
NOTE:
-: Niederländisches WB, Münster StadtA  -- BGH 77;
-: acquired c.1942 by Hoge Raad van Adel in Den Haag in exchange for 'german' documents  -- pers.com. Klaas Padberg Evenboer, 31.10.2009;
CONTENT:
¤  fo.2r-5r  Ober- und Niederrhein, 68 items, 3x4/pg; 
¤  fo.6r-23r Low-Countries (c400, 14-20 items/pg in margin of blazon); 
¤  fo.30v  later addition (4); 
¤ receptures and chronical notes 1315-149671515, 50% in 1415-1464, mainly regarding town of Delft - possibly by a town clerk;


VsBem:
see N/PAR; trick; copy by Robert Glover,'Somerset'; trick from NSR/a;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  vellum roll, 7in x 9 ft 7 in or 18 x 292 cm;  blason;
-: blazon on dorse of scroll, list missing the beginning; followed by a list of proscribed adherents of Henry D.Lancaster from the 1322 rebellion;
-: on the obverse, several writs to the Sheriff of Northamptonshire concerning the rebellion;
-: used by Palgrave;


VsBem:
trick; B/cemra; RalphBrooke, York herald (1553-1625); copied c.1600;
REF: Foster DH 19 (on Berkeley, O:58);


VsBem:
blason; C/cemra;  O:20-214; John Guillim (c.1565-1621), Rouge Croix pursuivant


VsBem:
MANUS:  
-: 210x290mm, paper, 160 ff, 
-: OBF + CAM/d (B1) + arms from Hainaut;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  Paper, fo.,  local benefactors to the Abtei Reichenau im Baden.
-: used for Drös OHM; www;


VsBem:
probably in Karlsruhe or other public library, when the Donaueschinger mss was acquired by Baden-Württemberg;


VsBem:
see GUE; by Gaignières, a conctruction based on namelist;


VsBem:
see TCO
-: in Goethals 100 according to Willems A;


VsBem:
see BER;
-: 20r-25r = ORL = Orleans: blasons in hand A, an ordinary subsegmented by marche d'armes; arms probably c1400 (Gs); partly c1340 and partly c1390 (Boos ORL);


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: paper, 239 pp., 170 x 127 mm / 160 x 115 mm; mostly 2/pg; modern foliaton and ancient foliation partly a few numbers less, partly a few numbers higher, which indicate mix on rebinding, e.g. 68rv; binding of red leather on wood of 15C, possibly by 'Bischöflichen Meisters aus Bamberg'; probably a bavarian manufacture;
OWNER: 
-: Joachim d.Ä. Gf.Ortenburg (1530-1600) on 10r;
-: exlibris, 7v,  Johan Georg von Werdenstein (1542-1608), librarian of Hz.Bayern;


VsBem:
www; arms of knights per chapter (from p.139);


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: vellum roll, 241 x 3022 mm; 5 membranes;
-: row 1-2 almost illegible;
-: B + P;
OWNER: 
-: Stacey Grimaldi 1835; E.Crawford 1894; John Rylands 1901;
NOTE:
-: mixed layout, 8 rows of 4  (1-32) + 27 rows of 5 (33-167, slightly smaller) as several lines of blason followed by a row of shields; layout, style and hand very similar to the one in QMJ/TJ (SM Collins in CEMRA; clem);


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: vellum, 450 x 330 mm, 206 ff; index;
DATE:
¤  probably made in part from c.1520-1534;
-: arms overpainted:  1n Henry/Arthur :imp: Mary (1509/33); 59n & 93n Anne Boleyn (1533/36) / Jane Seymour 1536/37);
CONTENT:


VsBem:
33 ff.; painted; noble families of the Low Countries; constitutes a whole together with Ms.103 and 107 - of 17C;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  75 paper leaves (fo.3-77);  original order changed; original format 140x197mm cut to 140x152 mm;


VsBem:
see N/PAR; trick; by Robert Glover 'Somerset' c1580 from PCL/b (Ms.Vincent 164);


VsBem:
MANUS: Walther of Whiteley 'Chronicle & cartulary of Peterborough Abbey';


VsBem:
cartulary by Robert Swapham, different names from vs.A


VsBem:
17*trick + 3*sigil, by  Rob Glover, Somerset


VsBem:
-: Bern Bm (Bongarsiana) = Bürgerbibliothek; 
MANUS: parchment, folio, 355x200 mm;
DATE:
-: probably shortly after 1195/96;


VsBem:
MATERIAL:
-: composite engraving (see commentary), 350 x 300 cm, composed of 36 sheets of paper, printed by 195 woodblocks;
-: designed and excuted by court artist Jörg Kölderer, court historian Johann Stabius, and chief artist Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528);
-: pear tree woodblocks, 238 / 148 x 358 x 25 mm, cut by i.a. Hieronimus Andreae (c.1485-1556);


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: Paper, 290 x 210 mm, 200 ff.  Oxhead and cross watermark (as ETO ?).  Good artwork, arms and crests 
OWNER: 
-: Tiroler Adels-Matrikel-Genossenschaft 1907, formerly by A.M. Egger c1770;  in Tiroler Landesarchiv -1907;


VsBem:
VISIT: 17.02.2016, notebook 13; all items photographed;
MANUS:
-:  paper, 75 ff, 300x220 mm; 2x2 crests std, 4x4 on 66r-68v; fragile condition, pages repaired;
-: several leaves lost; legends in german, french and latin (dux, comes, dns)); name index;
-: a few added later on primary paper source; some shields without legends; 
-: at least two sources; 
-: ox-head watermark, c.1400 -- Ruzek;
-: pages before 1r lost;
CONTENT:
-: blanks: 1v, 6v, 7rv, 8r, 9r-19r, 39r-42v, 62r-65v; several pages torn out;
-: blank spaces: 67r1;
NOTE:
-: probably c.1450 copy of 1400/10 collation of czech arms  -- clem;


VsBem:
see CTR; painted, appended to a treatise


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


VsBem:
OWNER: Hector le Breton;

1r:
"les noms et armes et crys de seigneurs qui furent au voyage de Prusse contre les sarazins conduits par le seigneur de Saintré .. "


VsBem:
MANUS: 
-: parchment, 18.5-20.4 cm x 667 cm, pen drawings, aquatint; 1433
ARMORIAL: Papst-Kaiser Rotulus  (PKR)
-: semi-portraits with arms of popes and emperors from Christ and Julius Caesar to Eugen IV and Sigismund;


VsBem:
VISIT: 15.02.2016, notebook 13;
MANUS: paper, 302 x 413 mm,  11" x 15", 135 ff. (as fo.i /0rv+ 1rv-134rv); 
-:  3x3 (1r-108v, PLN:1-1944), variable 110r-116v
-:  2x2, crestvariable (118r-135v);  painted & tricked shields and banners;
-: manuf c1480-1500 (aw); 
OWNER:
-: Wm Segar 'Garter' 1603-33; Peter le Neve 'Norroy' 1704-29;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:   
-: 28 ff, vellum, 5.5in x 1 ft; 3 x 4/pg; legends in contemporary hand on first 5 pages, the rest in later hands; the first 14 pages richly illuminated with gold and silver, the remaining slightly coloured;
-: main source for Greenstret PO; www;


VsBem:
see N/PAR; trick; by Robert Glover 'Somerset', 1584; 
-: copied from other source than PO/a; starting at PO:40 Norwich, only blank shields (name only) after PO:110;
-: used for Mitchell PO;


VsBem:
facsimile copy on vellum,  painted by Rev. David Thomas Powell;
-: used as preliminary source for Greenstreet PO;


VsBem:
PLACE:
-: Chateau de Pomas, in the valley of the Aude, 11 km S of Carcasonne, dep Aude; arms on roof beams in hall;


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


VsBem:
VISIT: 07.2004, no notes;
MANUSCRIPT:  
-: paper, 212 ff, 4to;  16-17C, a melange of items, on different paper types and sizes,  partially by du Cange  (1610-88) / Gaignières; 2x8/pg;
-  back and  antepage: Cabinet des titres 1169, Armorial des Familles d'Angleterre, d'Ëcosse, de Flandre, d'Allemagne en de Suisse;
-:  stamped Bibl.Imperiale;
-: QEB + QSA/QED;
CONTENT:
-: 1r-91r  QEB (1010 items);   92r-125r  Scots arms (QED/QSA; ca. 255+19 items);  130r-140v Flandre (notes from Phil d'Espinoy 1631, not armorial);  144r-162r Hesbaye (71);  202r-203r  Suisse (11+);
-   several printed pages of arms inserted (eg. 171r-190r);
NOTE:  
1v = 'livres de mémoires dont cet armorial est extrait //  l'armorial de palliot // The antiquitites of Warwickshire .. london 1656 in folio  //  Extrait d'un vieux ms de blasons enluminé de la noblesse d'Angleterre appartenan à M. le duc de Chaunes,  est parmy les titres de la terre de piquigny, fait vers l'an 1420. Extrait par Mr du Cange' //  Nicolai uptons se studio militari libri 4to. Joh de Bado Aureo tractatus darmes, henrici spelmani asplogia, et Edwardi [bissas] notat. London an. 1654 , infolio;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: paper, 49 ff, fine artwork;
DATE: after 1558, before 1603;
- .watermarks, Briquet 2291 (tower qtg eagle, lion and lion, inescutcheon of Austria; Low Countries); very like Briquet 13152 (raisin et initiales; french);


VsBem:
see QEB;
¤ ms ref probably wrong, ms.fr-series <30.000


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  vellum, 213 x 145 mm, 2+108+2 ff, early foliation 1r-112r; 2+2/pg; gold leaf;
PROVENANCE:
-: Wilhelm (I) LGf.Niederhessen & Nidda (r.1471-93, arms on 111r); Giovanni Maria di Prestino (dated 28.11.1521 on 112r, loot from retreat after siege of Como); sold from  the Arcana Collection at Christies 7.07.2010.
NOTE:
-: 4r-8v Julius Cesar a.o.; 9r-23r armorial (Jesus .. C.Laval); 23v-42r Table Ronde; 42v-110v heraldic armorial (inctures, ordinaries, charges);


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


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:
-: parchment, 189 ff, 280 x 185 mm:
-: www.gallica.bnf.fr, facsimile, b/w); 
NOTE:
-: 1r-155v novel 'Le Jouvencel', par Jean de Bueil
-:  156r Armorial de différents pays du monde et de quelques princes français, suivi d'un traité de blason ou dictionnaire héraldique (fol. 162) des armes du roi Arthur (fol. 186) et des « neuf preuses (fol. 186 v°) »
¤ 157v preux, 158r preuses, 184r-189r (idem, with notes);


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: parchment, 160x11 mm; 33 ff., 3x3/pg; many legends faded and hardly legible; some items damaged;  www;
-: several numerations: (a) fo.i-xxxiiii, in gothic cursive, top right, less 'xi'; (b) lower left, i-xxxviii, and 39-66; (3) modern pencil, fo.1-33;
-: segment 1: 1r-5r Flandern (81); 2: 5v-7r Lille (38); 3: 7v-9v Brabant (45); 4: 10r-11v Germany (36);  5: 12r-16v Champagne (90); 6: 17r-21v Vermandois-Beauvaisis (90); 7: 22r-28r Corbie-Artois-Picardie (117); 8: 28v-31r Normandy (54); 9: 31v-33r Pontieu (45);


VsBem:
transcription held by kpe, known to Wm Anrooij; ms probably written before 1402;


VsBem:
SYNONYM:  Paulmy Hist no.2544  = 803 H.F.;  
MANUSCRIPT:  paper, 206 ff, 205x156 mm; painted arms;
PROVENANCE:  copied by Phil-Nic D'Aumale, dit le marquis d'Haucourt;
CONTENT:  8r Venice;  77r Genoa;  104r des grands d'Italie; 161r Naples;  188r  nobles italiens;


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


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: paper, 225 x 173 mm, 11 loose leaves, arab foliation ff.226-237, recently rebound by comte Thierry de Limburg-Stirum (1827-1911) at château Huldenberg in Brabant;
-: formerly Château Huldenberg, Coll.Limburg-Stirum, ms.148:227r-237v -  bought by KBR in 2007;
-: owned by de Grez, label of QLS:124 modified;
¤ helmets, mantling and shields hand-drawn;
-: 227rv, 228rv, 230r-234v, 3x2, crests, variable mantling, by painter-A of GOR/a (II.6563);
-: 236rv = items copied from NHN;
-: 229rv, 235r-237v = unknown provenance;
REF:
-: Helmont LS = facsimile, in order ff. 227, 229, 230, 228, 231-237;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  - ms missing 1984; vellum, 5 ff; 5x3 per page, tilted; approx. 150 items; crests on 10 items; legends in flemish;


VsBem:
see APA/a; numeration used for ETO/d items; 92r-93v, 103r-106v;


VsBem:
ITEM:  fatimidian wicker casket, covered in silver and painted; 355 x 219 x 163 mm (lxwxh);  
-:  33 coats-of-arms, 12 shields on top, on side 2 knights jousting and 19 shields;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:
-: paper; 215 x 188 mm, 155 ff; miscellanea, 2/pg; probably from Tirol; pen sketches in different styles;
-: in www.manuscripta.at noted as from 1775, with "Die Wappenkunst', Wien 1775, translated by Johs Baptist Matthai from C-F. Menestrier on fo.116rv;


VsBem:
see KB,  trick; 
-: CA Vincent 165: 50r has similar introduction, but no copy (CEMRA vs.C)


VsBem:
see N/PAR; trick; by Robert Glover, Somerset, possibly from R/b;


VsBem:
see L/FDS;
integrated with Herald¨s vs.V.C;
-: noted in Greenstreet R, possibly copied from a manuscript made temp. Edward IV as mentioned in the introduction to this version; less 18 items of R/h with many additions;


VsBem:
see B/GVR;
-: Introduction naming 1347 and Edw III before Calais;
-: used for Greenstreet R;


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


VsBem:
= cgm.2213-2238;  ff.295-316; 425 arms (BGH); www;
-: cgm.2214 = Paper, folio, 15 ff.; 344 ff., 300 x 480 mm (ausgeschlagen), 15/pg; www;
¤ collection by Johan Gotfried Redinghoven, incl. several armorial fragments;


VsBem:
paper,  141 ff,  152x195mm; 255 arms, incl., some from the lost parts; 
-: HIST: A Fahne 'Kölner Vasallenbuch',  primo 18C;
NOTE:
-: probably lost 2009 when the Kölner Stadtarchiv collapsed;


VsBem:
SYN: Ms.Gaignieres 2806; 
MANUSCRIPT: 15C, 4to, parchment, 253 ff. = 506 pp.; 360 x 290 mm; painted arms and crests with drawings of villages and castles of Auvergne, Bourbon and Forez;
-: used for Boos REV, with codicology and analysis;
-: 3 scribes (A-C) and 3 painters have worked on the ms; principal painter (D, Guil Revel) on shields, the able painter E on crests and the less able painter F also on crests;
-: 3151 predrawn shields with scrolls, incl. 2305 by D (?) and 846 later added to the Auvergne segment, but only 792 actually painted (25%);


VsBem:
see ADM;
-:  Boos copy C;  copy by Gaignières  of auv in blason with contemporary interpolations, 36r-37r + 48v-49r ; 
-: used for E de Boos, 'Marche d'armes - Berry',  1986.


VsBem:
see NAV; 42 blasons; Boos Copy A; partial copy by d'Hozier


VsBem:
see TSB; partial copy by Ste.Marthe; Boos copy B;


VsBem:
150 arms; partial copy by Gaignières; Boos copy D; bourbonnais segment;


VsBem:
Boos copy F, by Jean du Bouchet, 30 pp.; no crests;
SYN: armorial de Thiolent = armorial de 1470;


VsBem:
preparatory document for armorial Revel, not mentioned in Boos REV;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: paper; 71 ff (excl. 5 missing), 227 x 371 mm;  
-: 3x3 (in ff.5v-65r, 66v, 67v-71r); trick;
-: fo.1r name of Randle Holme sr, a herald-painter from Chester;
-:  fo.46r: arms of David Griffith Warwick Herald 1464-80 = {Az griffin Or & chief Gu};
-: many shields stuck over originals, list in Wagner CEMRA;
-: some coloured items on 34v-40r;


VsBem:
MANUS: paper, c.1570;
-: sections in different order, items in sections largely in same order;
-: possibly made for sir Edmund Brudenell of Dean, d.1585;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT_
-: paper, 156 ff., prestamped outlines, painted arms, 4x5/pg, 2+2/pg, 3x3, cr [s,d,d];
-: several missing or blank pages; some blank shields at bottom of some pages;
-: facsimile on www.bvmm.irht.crns.fr ;


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


VsBem:
Museum Humpis-Quartier, Inv.88/1121
remains of arms above nearly obliterated tournament scene with female spectators in Gasthof Zum Mohren i Marktstrasse 61, level 1, discovered 1971, probably painted primo period 1417/31, commissioned by the 'Zum Esel' tournament society; 
¤ 540 x 120 cm; fresco painted arms;


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


VsBem:
VISIT: 07.2004, notebook 6; BnF Gallica (b/w facsimile);
-: Armorial lorrain de la Ruelle = Armorial, sans figures, de princes et seigneurs, rangés dans l'ordre suivant;
MANUSCRIPT:  
-: paper (17C), 297 ff, pages ruled; blason only; many blank pages between segments; bound in red leather;
-: feuillets 9, 11-14, 18-22, 25, 26, 69, 92, 94, 111, 125, 142, 153, 160, 176, 210, 225, 242, 244 et 285 sont blancs;
aussi blancs en pages: 17v, 24v, 51v, 74v, 81r, 95v, 168v, 171v, 178v, 185v, 193v, 200v, 212v, 232v;
Aux feuillets 1, 8, 23, 27, 52, 85, 90, 105, 112, la signature « De La Ruelle » in hand-C;
-: Index on ff.245-297;
-: mainly in hand A, very formal, large capitals, black ink; some additions at end of segments in a less trained hand B with italic script and lighter reddish ink (8r);
-: FRONT + BACK = superexlibris of Colbert (a snake);
-: SPINE = "blasons de div. famill de france";
-: 1r stamp Bibl.Regiæ. = Codex Colb 4763 regnie / 10385 / 6  = ancien côte 10385.6;
CONTENT:
-:  confounded segmentation per Prince rather than per Marche d'Armes, e.g.:
-:  1r "sensvivent les armoiries de treshault & trespuisant prince, le duc de lorraine, ensemble les armoiries, des barons & gentilshommes dudit païs" - similar form of introduction heads all segments;
-:  64r  "sensvivent les armoiiries de treshault & trespuissant prince le duc d'aquitaine, paire de france, ensemble les armoiries des comtes, barons, chevaliers & gentilshommes de paÿs";
-:  211r "sensvivent les armoiries de havlt et puissant prince le comte (!) de hasbain, ensemble les armoiries des barons, cheualiers & gentilshommes dudit païs";
ADDITIONS in hand B = 8rv + 10rv (Vaudemont) + 51r; + 62v-63v + 99v + 178r + 184v + 185r + 203rv;
1r-8r  () Lorraine;  5r-17r (41) Bar;  23r- 24r (27) marquis du Pont;  27r-51r  () France, incl. 12 pairs; 52r-62v () Bourgogne & Champagne & Brie;  64r-68v ()  Aquitaine;  70r-73r () Guienne;  74v-77r  () Toulouse-Languedoc;  78r-80v () Anjou;  81v-82v () Maine;  83r-84v () Touraine;  85r-91v ()  Anjou-Touraine-Maine;  93r-93v () Berry;  95v (6) Bourbon;  96r-97r ()  Auvergne;  98r-99v () Poitou;  100r-110v () Bourbon-Berry-Auvergne-Poitou;  112r-124v () Normandie;  126r-141v  () Flandres; 143r-152v  () Bretagne;  154r-159v () Artois;  161r-163r () Beauvais;  164r-168r  () Vermandois;  169r-171r () Corbie;  172r-175v () Ponthieu; 177r-178r () Dauphin de Vienne;  179r-181r  () Provence; 182r-184v () Savoie;  186r-193r () Brabant;  194r-200r () Luxembourg (Lutzelbourg); 201r-203r  () Franche-Comté; 204r-207r  () Holland;  208r-209v () Zeeland;  211r- 212r () Hesbaye;  213r-224r  () Hainaut; 226r-237r  () England;  238r-241v  () Scotland;  243r-243v  () Castille;  
-:  245r- 287v index per segment with key figure indicated: Montmorency - croix; Lesglutier - torteaux; Courtenay - torteaux; ..;


VsBem:
-: print of microfilm from E de Boos, 07.2004; visit 10.2012;
MANUSCRIPT:  paper, 320 x 220 mm, 315 ff; mostly with crests;  good artwork, made in Bayern; modern foliation, older foliation on some folios, e.g. 62, and 304, 303 and 307 on fo.16 inserts only; pages cut on rebinding;
DATE:
-: probably painted in parallel with the compilation.
NOTE:
-: watermarks of either  ox head with cross and serpent-staff or scales with cross;
-: stamped with woodblocks;  tints tricked before painting (g/Gelb);
-: 1r: "Disse baid sind Rechtfürer und Kürigierer / Des Wappenbuchs und des Adels Zierer / Ortolff Trennwegk von Trennbach / Osswalt Messenpegk zu Schwendt / Hie statt Jörg Rugenn persofandt / Des Wappenbuchs ain annefangk"
-: 262r = 19. Nov.1507 Wm D.Bavaria buried, newer hand;
-: 315r, new hand = 1561;


VsBem:
MANUS: vellum roll, horizontally, 24' 6" x 11":
PROV: Rob Arden of Park Hall 1636;


VsBem:
SYN: S.C.6504 = CEMRA I.C; copy by Robert Glover, probably in book form;


VsBem:
by Simon Archer from RW/a;
; deposit at Shakespeare's Birthplace Museum by the Earl of Plymouth;


VsBem:
MANUS: vellum roll, horizontal, on face 64 drawings; on verso 94 banners;
Date: 1477-85
OWNER: College of Arms 1640; Duke of Manchester 1768 + 1845-1859; probably the one acquired by BM in 1955 and the one named as Add.48976;
-: facsimile, 26 frames on BL/digitized mss;
¤ no.17 Ric-III cut out;
REF: CE Wrigt, BM Quart, 1956, 20no.4:77-81; www (BL);


VsBem:
= II.A; c1700 copy of text with watercolours;


VsBem:
= II.B; by Simon Archer, c.1640; deposit by E.Plymouth;


VsBem:
ÖNB Wien Codex Hist.Prof.3336; used for Blanchard RYN;
MANUS:  
-: 191/200 ff, paper, 295 x 215 mm; dated 1473 (1r); 4 x 4 arms per page, a few crests added in margin, fair-to-fine paintwork; pages lined for writing space; lightly restored 1915;
-: 3 hands: hand A (batarde francaise, 1r-149v); hand B (batarde francaise, 158r-161v); hand C (cursive, 8v, 71r-73v, 116r-119r, 147v-152r, 162r-165v, 194r-200r);
-: foliation amended in part;
-: blank pages  ff.152v-157v, 161v, 166r-193v, 197v-200v;
-: watermarks: 'P fleuri' (Janot, 1972, 1:45-46, Epinal 1472), Briquet 1680 (Metz 1472, fo.115rv);
-: 1av: arms of Andre Rineck, cross & catherine wheel;
-: probably the work of the studio of the strasbourger Jost Haller, who worked in Metz and Saarbrücken 1438-1484;
(Nr. 1)  Liber armorum familiarum in Europa occidentali ;
(Nr. 2)  158r-161r, de Jean Courtois -- De arte heraldica (gallice) (franz.) ;
(Nr. 3)  162r-165v, ex-anglica, Aeneas Silvius Piccolomini (Pius II. papa): Tractatus de heraldis ;
(Nr. 4)  194r-197r, Notulae ad historiam Luxenburgensem (franz.)


VsBem:
-: ff.5rv+23r-31v, copie de Aug Prost, 19C, of partie lorraine, paper, 96 ff, 4to;
-: ff.45r-61v, copy of 'AMM' (de Metz), München, cod..icon.283:545n-561n -- Blanchard RYN 43;


VsBem:
Restricted access;  Visited 05.2002 + 03.2005
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: vellum roll, 300 mm x 914 cm = 30' in 12 membranes; 1 membrane with rows of 2 (2 items lost), 11 membranes with 96 rows of 6 shields (7-10 rows/membrane) in main part, e.g.  r0m1 + r0/r1m2 + r9m3 + r21m4 + r30m5 + r41m6 &c, last membrane of 3 rows, one unfinished; 
-: noted as lost in CEMRA, bought by BM (now BL) at Christie's from the E.Derby in 1954;
-: copy made in late 15C or early 16C  (temp. Henry VIII) in Tho Wriothesly's studio, painted on the back of roll of escheat ( tilbagefaldsliste) of 10 Hen IV = 1409;
-:  writing nearly illegible in many instances; some membranes cut or broken and repasted on support; overlap of 1 cm, pasted on to each other, some only sewn in sides, others on whole overlap;
PROVENANCE:
-: Thomas Monke (temp Eliz.), Henry Davy, c.1650, canon J. Newling of Lichfield 1834, Wm Noel-Hill B.Berwick (d.1842), Rowland Hill V.Hill Id.1875, E.Derby (c.1893-1954);


VsBem:
copy in colour by Thomas Willement in Folger Shakespeare Library


VsBem:
See WGA;  WGA pt.VI = Duke of Buccleugh's Ms.;
MANUSCRIPT:  c.1463; vellum, roll cut into pages; 50 figures remaining of 53; painted from right to left along roll, most drawings of husband and wife united with cord;
OWNER: Duke of Buccleugh; on deposit in BL, London;


VsBem:
see MY/b;
¤ SA/b: paper, coarse copy; part of Tho Holme's Book;


VsBem:
MANUS: 10 figures made as part of the Dugldale-Hatton facsimiles;


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


VsBem:
MANUS: paper, 250 x 170 mm, 365 ff. = 686 pp + 20 ff. index; 
OWNER: Scheibler-Hülhoven, Aix-en-Chapelle / Aachen;


VsBem:
= Wappenbücher 4 (WB Konrad Schnitt)
MANUS: 279 ff., 350 x 240 mm, paper, 29 unfol + ff.1-258 + 2 unfol;  fo.17ab + 126ab + 142ab;


VsBem:
blason, much damaged by fire;
with SD/b used for Long SD;


VsBem:
blason by Jams Strangman c.1590;
with SD/a used for Long SD;


VsBem:
see G/SEG;
NOTE:
-: loose folio size leaf, folded in back of Ms.44, including first 167 items from PAR and 142 arms from TJ (the 'roll' part);
-: mostly in english blazon, a few in french; a few items i supplementary trick, appear to be notes not yet written out;
-: insert SES/a:148 and SES/a:149-150 = SES/b:148-149;


VsBem:
Addendum to Staffordshire section of Roll (N/PAR vs.Y, cemra);
CHECK: Harl.6589, see B/GVR;


VsBem:
see BEJ, autograph by Gelre-Beyeren herold;


VsBem:
see KUF;
-. Herzog KUF (333 items, KUF/b + SGN/h);
-: SGN on 1 folio, 48 items, no crests;


VsBem:
see BEJ;, formerly SGN/b;
VISIT: 06.2003, notebook 5; 31v9 -35v4, segm 42


VsBem:
roof beams decorated c.1270 with arms in house mentioned 1224, wood forested 1170/1240;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  
-: paper, cut down with loss of legends and arms to 5.5 x 6.5 '', 74 leaves;
OWNER:  
-: Wm le Neve 1656; Samuel Waker 1676; EP Shirley, d.1882, Warws (= Ettington Ms.81); sold at Sotheby's 1947 to HL Bradfer-Lawrence, see also BR; in Ripon, yorks ?;


VsBem:
=  SIC/A = BI ff.Colbert 1457 = BdR 9385;
VISIT: ui + 07.2003, notebook 5; used by Popoff; www.gallica.bnf.fr;
MANUSCRIPT:  paper, 220 x 310 mm, 4/pg,  blason and prepared for painted coats; 
-: back text: Secille // Armorial;
-: copied c1640, epitaph >1475; 
CONTENTS:
-: on prepage:  Receuil des armes des roys, pairs / et seigneurs de France (et) avec roys et / seigneurs de plusieurs pays faict par Sicille / herault mareschal d’armes de Hainault / dem(eurant) en la bonne ville de Mons pris en / partie dans le receuil de Vermandois / herault du noble roy Charles de France / faict en l’an .mi iiij c. vingt cinq.
-: 1r description the the ancient arms of France as by Jean du Tillet (fl.1560);
-: pp.479-492 'epitaphe de Philippe le Hardi, 1er Duc' = fol. 235 au fol. 241, les épitaphes en vers des « duc Philippe le Hardy, premier duc de Bourgongne, quart fils du roy Jehan de France, du duc Jehan, son fils, du duc Philippe, son fils, du duc Charles de Bourgongne »,
-: une notice sur l'institution de l'ordre de la Toison d'or par Philippe le Bon, duc de Bourgogne.


VsBem:
= SIC/b = SIC/B;
VISIT:  1997;
MANUSCRIPT: paper, 13+253 ff, 355x238mm; paint & blason; 4/pg; 
OWNER: made by du Cange c1640; des Essarts bpl;
CONTENT: intro as in SIC/A; fo.235r-241v 'epitaphe de Philippe le Hardi, 1er Duc';

TRANSCRIPTION:  fo.74r-92r = 162*art  (73r-93r = 163) + 92v-109r = 129*bou (94r-113r = 128) + 110r-135v = 202*pon;
NOTE:  several mistakes in drawing and tincture (Popoff A 311);

1r:  Blasons de France et autres lieux
Receuil des armes des roys, pairs  et seigneurs de France (et) avec roys et  seigneurs de plusieurs pays faict par Sicille  herault mareschal d’armes de Hainault/ demeurant en la bonne ville de Mons pris en  partie dans le receuil de Vermandois  herault du noble roy Charles de France  faict en l’an .mi iiij c. vingt cinq
-: exlibris des Essars of 16 quarters and inescutcheon, ducal crown and 2 supporters;
Q1 = 1,2,2,1 = (1) Ar barry compony Or-Gu +  (2) Ar 3 fleurs-de-lis p.n. Gu;
Q2 = 3,4,4,3 = (3) barry Or-Az + (4) Or 3 mallets Gu;
Q3 = 5,6,6,5 = (5) Or crequier Gu + (6) Or 3 jumelles Pu;
Q4 = 7,8,8,5 = (7) Ar 2 bars Gu acc. 2 serpents Az br + (8) Or fess Gu acc. 3 roundels Az;

2r = table alphabetique des armes et de blasons contenu en ce folies par marches de armes


VsBem:
= BI/Paris Ms.Colbert 9385 ? (ref c1848).


VsBem:
NOTE:   KBR exibition 1985 cat.29-30 mentions Ms.5744-46 as a 16C copy of 'armorial de France par Jean Courtois dit Sicile, vers 1430' of paper, 91 fo, 280 x 197 mm, re Ms.II.522;


VsBem:
NOTE:   possibly misreading of ms.5744-5746.


VsBem:
=  Strangway's Book;
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: paper;    588 painted arms + blasons; notes of blason;
-: SS + ML;
PROVENANCE:  
-: probably compiled or copied by Richard Strangways d.1488;


VsBem:
blasoned, appended to a trease similar to that of Prinsault


VsBem:
= WO; Dt.Hist.Mus.-DVD;
-: Schmied SSP  = 9v, 10v, 11r, 41v, 53r;
-: enfeofment = 67r no banner, 76r plain gonfanon, 83v Schildlehen;


VsBem:
VISIT: 11.2008, notebook 10;
= Stuttgarter WB;
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: paper, 26 ff; modern pagination pp.1-52, odd numbers recto, even numbers verso; original size 290 x 210 mm, present size 40 x 30 cm, restored and imbedded in Passepartoutpaper and covered by Japanpaper; 20C binding;
-: several items, and probably also whole pages missing, mostly by decomposition;
-: order of folios changed on restoration;
-: first described by Bach (1900) as found by Otto von Alberti, held as HStA E61 Bü 312a from 1906-1937; from 1937 as J1 bd.289;
WATERMARK:
-: crown, Piccard I:312, on ff.2+3+8+9+10+12, dated 1439-1442;
-: ox head, Piccard V:12, on fo.14, and horn on fo.17, Piccard / HStA, dated 1445-1449, and ox head on fo.26, Piccard VI:887; 
CONTENT:
-: in 2 parts, probably from different mss: 
-: (1) Ms.1, ff.2-12, Stechhelme, 4x3 items on most pages, 3.5x3.5 cm shields, hand A, 15C bastarda; 
-: (2) Ms.2, ff.1 + 13-26, Spangenhelme, 4-9 items per page, 3.5 x 3.5 cm in 3x3 or 2x2 and 5x5, hand B, stiffer bastarda, mid-15C;
-: p.4 the original starting page;
-: date 1446 on fo.1r;
-: 25v/50n = drawing independent of armorial, described by Klein, faintly similar to items in Cambridge, Trinity Coll. Ms.943;


VsBem:
VISIT: 07.2004, notebook 6;
MANUSCRIPT:  paper, 300 x 220 mm, folio; german language; 38 loose leaves, pp.163-238 al. ff.1rv-37rv, bound as one volume; pp.233-234 cut out; 3x3/pg, arms and crests;
-: p.163: titled " Armorial de Styrie et Carinthie" with scroll painted on the top of the page with arms of Styria and a note of "Gundacarus de Styria zc hatt gehabt vier söhn ..";
-: old brownish pagination cut before rebinding, so that only 2 ciffers remain, viz. '66' on verso and '16' on next recto; new numeration in black ink (hand C ?);
-: achat 90-08 (i.e. august 1990); in pencil modern titled 'Souabe & Palatinat' with notes of watermarks on 17+27+29, Picard IX, 6:142 (Gern, Eckerfelden, bay, 1614);
-: slightly browned ink in main hand A; hand B is in a black-brownish tight italic script slightly similar to hand A; hand C is later black italic (163n6);
p.163  = 1+ 6 arms, then 3x3; pp.233-234 missing;
-: trallehjelm; several items in courtesy with one name;

p. 163: Die Steyrer. Hundcarius de Styria &c hatt gehabt vier Söhn als er dem herzogen von Österrich das Landt und die Stadt Steier auf desselben Anlangen abgedrehten und gegen Verandwortung vier Herschafften so jene der Herzog darfür als Starnberg am Hausseuckh, Hochenburg, Losenstain bei Steyer und Perneckh eingeantwort. Welcher Gundacarus in seinem Testament einem jed(er) seiner Söhn ein sondere Graschafft verordnet nach welchen sich ein jeder hat nennen müessen. Also das auss einem Beschläscht viere sondere Beschlächt und Namen gemacht wordenn…  de sinople à la panthère d’argent accornée d’or et vomissant des flammes du même.  : un écran octogonal aux armes, chaque pointe garnie d’une plume de paon ; couronne d’or, lambrequins de sinople et d’argent.


VsBem:
VOLUME:
-: Paper, 310 x 210 mm, 165 ff;  fair artwork; remants of 5 armorials;
-:  1)  35 ff, shields only, 22/pg, > 1000 arms (!),  german, made in Schwaben.  
-: 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, tastche in good artwork. 
-: 5) 15 ff, single arms of later date, in alfabetical order, often as Exlibris.


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


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


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


VsBem:
MANUS:  
-: trick by Ralph Brooke, York herald, c1563 (aw);
-: T +  A;
NOTES: used by Papworth;


VsBem:
see KB; 
¤ photocopy from College of Arms 1996; primary version used by Clemmensen 1996;
-: trick; separated in two parts on fo.181r-183r [T/b:?] and fo. 154v-156r [T/b:?];
NOTE:  
-  T/b:1-177, no.134 not used;
-  additional items present between parts of T/b on fo.183r;  
-  the final 70 shields must belong to GY (Gentry roll) as in ..
-  source of T/b must have been in both blason and colours as T:39 has "port gules troys lyons ramp' arg' ";
¤ The shields are preceeded by:
"Nomina et insignia eorum qui comitabantur Henricum regem Angliae eius nominis Quintum apud obsidionem Roan infra regum Franciae.
The names \and arms\ of thos that were wythe Kynge Henry the fyvthe at the seage of Roane, videlicet"


VsBem:
MS: blason only;
NOTES:  probably original blason in copy (aw);


VsBem:
VISIT: may 2002;
MANUSCRIPT: paper;  old and new foliation; trick with latin text; on preprinted 4x4 pages; headings on most pages and chapters;
-  text on fo.1r 'bought of John Guillim 14. May 1692, pursuivant of arms', Portsmouth Pursuivant;  
-  several different parts, incl. Knights of Edw I + II; 'Rouen', Knights - by shires - of Edw. I; ex libri mr. Usher;  
COMMENTS on MS:  in supl. Notes to 'T'
*  p.17, crowning of Henry IV, constables of England, a.o.;
*  p.27 = fo.1r, welsh arms, also some rare coat figures;
*  39r - 82v, N/k, pp.38-45 = 13r-20v, knights of Edw I and Edw II,
14r6 Henry of Lancaster, r10 John Clavering,  .., 15r16 (p.40) John Beauchamp of Somerset , .., 17r3 John de l'Isle, .., 17r7 John Lancaster;  pp.46 - 82 = fo.21r - 57v, nobles & gentry pr county (N, parliamentary ?), p.75 Basset in Warwick;
*  84r - 86r (new) = 60r-65r (old), T/d = Rouen, 64r3 Lewes, 64r4 Drewry, 64r5 Wentworth (?),
*  86r-87r = 65v - 66v13, GY/a,  ex libri Mr. Usher, 66v13 Seyton;
T/d  = fo.60r-65r (old) = 83r-88r (new); 
NOTES:  Greenstreet reference  'G';  used for Barron T;


VsBem:
See L/FDS;
VISIT: 05.2002;
NOTE:
T = 41v-44r,  GY = 44r-45r, 
armorial 'GY' = 'tempore Edwardi Quarti';

NOTES:  primary reference for Greenstreets edition with T/d as supplement;  used by Papworth; used for Barron T;


VsBem:
= College of Arms Sundry Ms. B29 = BTN;
MANUS:
-: TAB + PV;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: paper, 260 x 210 mm, 44 ff; 
-: used for Sanchez TAM;


VsBem:
= Chiflet 85 ct 165;
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: 27 x 27 cm, paper, 28 ff; 
-: made <1669,  by Jules Chifflet, d,1676 - or possibly the original (pae), owned by cardinal Granvelle (d.1586);
-: CER + TAM;
-: 1r-12v treatise, 
-: used for Adam TAM;


VsBem:
-: see TMO;
-: trick by JB Houwaert, d.1688; only part (ii);


VsBem:
MANUS: probably the older ms, from which the others were derived (Sanchez TAM);
-: used for Martin de Riquer: 'Armorial de Salamanca de Steve Tamborino', Valencia 1996;


VsBem:
see TCB; copy by Gaignières (sur les joutes 1349-1493)


VsBem:
see TRA, Rene d'Anjou Traité de Tourniers;


VsBem:
www;
MANUSCRIPT:  paper, 65 ff; folio; by Gaillard, en Bruxelles; Gaignieres 879;
-: used by Willems A 10:187-201 (40 Gruuthuyse; 49 Ghistelles)


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  paper, 445 x 290 mm, 2 pp.; bound; fairly rough artwork and lettering - like draft notes and only partly coloured and many arms miscoloured; Or very faded; outer rim cut; legends in flemish;
copy by A le Blancq; not mentioned in Willems A; early 17C;
NOTES:
-: Gruuthuyse party on left and Ghistelle party on right of 2 facing pages, each of 5 rows of 10, 11th March; 
-: arms of the principals on mid-page almost covered by spine, they are without crests;
-: 9 items in Gruythuus row 2;  9 items in Ghistelle row 3, but with 1 uncoloured insert below; 1 blank unnamed at the end of Ghistelle row 4;
-: the arms of the Gruuthuyse party [1-50] are in courtoisie, i.e. facing their opponents;
-: crests, except where mentioned, are frisian caps ch. coats-of-arms;
-: written above: "int jaer ons heeren 1392 op den 11en daech van meerte was een steekspel ende tornoye te brugge op den marckt by den seer edelen heere vanden groethuysen beroepene teghen den moghende heere van ghistelles elck met de voorschreven persoonen teweeten op de rechte syde met groethuysen ende op de slincke syde van met ghistelles";
REF:  
-: item 61 in 'Te Wapen, Heraldiek, teken van gezag en identiteit, 2004, Bruges (26.CIGH), exposition in Museum Arenthuis';


VsBem:
Gent, Archieves d'Etat / Rijksarchief used by Eeckhout;
MANUS:
-: paper, 14 ff; 
-:  236 items + 2 blanks + 1 later on 25 pages à 2 rows each with a banner or pennon followed by 3-5 shields (doubles excluded), names below the arms; crested helmets; some banners repeated as pennons in lower row; some parties are all of the same family;


VsBem:
see BEC;
= Echevins de Bruxelles et Tournays par Josse van Becberghe, 1582, Brabant KoA  -- jme;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  paper, 4to, 4/pg (2x2); 
-: by Jean de Launay (exec.1687, self-styled baron & V.Zelande, forger);
-: 123v-130v uncoloured;
-: www.gallica.bnf.fr  (frame 121-135;);
CONTENT:
Blasons des rois et de quelques princes d'Europe ; « Églises paroissiales de Bruxelles, Anvers, Douay et Mons » ; « Les Recherches de M. Jean d'Hollander,... chanoine de... Mons en Haynaut, touchant les baillyfs et souverain de la comté, ville et terroir d'Alost et ville de Grandmont » ; « Catalogue des grands baillyfs de la ville et chastellenie de Berghes-St-Winnocx.??? » ; « Églises paroisiales de la ville de Louvain, » etc ; « Antiquitez de la ville de Tillemont » ; « Églises de Tournay, Arras, Huy, Dinant, Lille, Namur, Saint-Quintin, Laon, Reims, Péronne et Milan » ; « Registre des gouverneurs, chastelains, capitaines, baillifs, magistrats, abbez et abbesses de la Flandre gallicane » ; « Joseph Aegypti prorex a fratribus agnitus, symbolis illustrissimi Ordinis Equitum Aurei Vélleris illustratus,... debitur a gratulabunda juventute gymnasii Societatis Jesu Bruxellis, die 5 decembris 1650. Bruxellis, »


VsBem:
see TCO;
- used for Willems TCO;
-: 55 arms + crests of french participants blasoned;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: TCB + TBB;
-: copy by Gaignières (sur les joutes 1349-1493)


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: nearly complete, incl. 15 miniatures;


VsBem:
incomplete, no miniatures, but large initials;
-: arms ofLorraine


VsBem:
see BEJ
-: autograph 1405 copy by Claes Heynenzoon;
-: used for Boos TCO;


VsBem:
copy by Chiflet; no info on other content;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: TCO +  Ploermel (OPL) + Tournoi de 1269 (TCA) + EPI (ref Willems A);
NOTE:
- used for Willems TCO;


VsBem:
see BEJ;
VISIT: 06.2003; used by Clemmensen;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: TCO + TMO + AMT, no info on other  elms of BEJ;
NOTE:
-: used by Behault de Dornon; exam by Raneke BHM;


VsBem:
formerly as TCO/b; 
MANUS:
-: TCO + TMO + TTR; no info on other elms of BEJ;


VsBem:
MANUS: pergament, 56 ff;
-: c.1450-1525, based on older book begun 1257; 165 arms from 50 families, 45% of entries with arms;
-: partial facsimile;


VsBem:
see MY/a = HMY = Military Roll for the Harl.4205 manus;


VsBem:
see MY/b = HMY = Military Roll for the Add.45133 manus;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:
-: paper, 260/305 x 190/205 mm; 134 ff; several numerations with gaps and shuffling;  725 arms, 2x2/pg; prestamped shields of several types;
-: BSB dating: Ende 15.Jh - 1540 ?; in french and german;
-: blank pages = 17r-18v+35rv,  ff.8v, 23v, 24v, 36v, 44v-45r, 46v blank;
-: prestamped (some names) = 14v-16v, 43r-44r;
-: 1ar herold Anton Tirol; 46r herold (w/ swabian arms);
¤ Part 1 - 1504-1540:
-: 1av  blazons of italian arms in french;
-: 1r Erbländer,  8r Arms of Spain (Karl V ?), 9r-10v spanish territories, 11r-16v burgundian territories,  24r-36r tirolean nobles,  37rv electors, 38r-42v quaternionen,  47r-50v Douze Pairs & a few french nobles
¤ Part 2 - c1495:
-: 1ar, 46r miniatures of heralds; 
-: 20r-23r treatise 'von dem Ursprung der Heralden'; 45v burgundian chronicle (in french); 
-:  51r-131v arms of swabian nobles (644 items), many christian names and notes of TG-relations;


VsBem:
VISIT: 15.02.2015; restricted access; used for Boos TJ;
= no. I  = Queen Margaret's copy; made for Margaret of Anjou (1430-82), consort of Henry VI from 1445; her arms is on fo.5r, but the ms might be older and bought by or presented to her.
DATE:
-: from content;
MANUS: 
-: Paper,  210x362mm, 116 ff, 3x4/pg, names and blason in french above each row; writing of initials unfinished;
¤  text and painting by the Grimaldi Roll herald-painter (P, 1350) according to SM Collins (CEMRA 74); acq.1923, pages repaired;
-: old pagination (used by Boos TJ), supplemented by new foliation in pencil, e.g. 1n / 5v, 4n  / 7r;
-: old item numeration per line, but Boos TJ as per item, extra names adden in same hand after the blazon;
-: Or as goldish paint, easy to confuse with Sa before 27n;
-: most initials planned on all recto pages not written, only red initials on  1n-16, blue & red initials on 23n-24n / 6v-17r;
CONTENT: 
-: Wagner num = 1-1208 (ordinary), 1209-1212 (addenda), 1213-1595 (roll, 383 items);
-: Boss TJ =   2-1260 (ordinary) ; 1261-1660 (additionals);
¤ 0n/5r: exlibris arms of Margaret d'Anjou Q.England, crudely drawn and painted = {Hungary, Anjou/label, Jerusalem; Anjou/border, Bar (not crusily), Lorraine (less eaglets}, legend in different decorative script;


VsBem:
= I.A;
MANUS: vellum, 260x293mm, 100 ff
In Wagner CEMRA owned by S Cockerell, Kew Gardens Rd, London.


VsBem:
= I.B;
paper, 254x356mm, 4x5/pg; 2 leaves lost, bound out of sequence;
REF: Fox TJ;


VsBem:
= I.C;
vellum, 143+ ff
temp. Henry VIII; several arms added later on ff.60v-61v, 62-121, 122v-143.


VsBem:
= I.D; a Hatton-Dugdale facsimile from TJ/a.
Vellum, 343x445mm, 67 ff,


VsBem:
= II.A = Glover-Flower copy of Tho Jenyn's lost vellum copy (II in Cemra).
Paper, 122 ff; trick and blason as TJ/a; ends with TJ:1595/a.


VsBem:
= II.B = Strangman's copy; 133r-
Paper, 236+ ff; damaged by fire; ends TJ:1322/1313/a John Rydell; copied by James Strangman from TJ/f.


VsBem:
= II.C
Trick & blason; wrongly attributed to Wm Jeninges, Chester herald temp. Henry VII.


VsBem:
= II.F = Charles copy,  fo. 21r-34v, 37r-40r
see B/GVR 
Amended with 24 coats after TJ:1595/a  Amondeville of Wotton.


VsBem:
= II.G = Robert Greenhurst's copy
short blasons, confused and out of order (CEMRA).


VsBem:
= III.A = Tho Wriothesley's hand, d.1534;  fo.212r-243v, 259r-268v.
Paper, 260x375mm, from a book owned by Richard III in 20 Edw IV (1480-81) as D.Gloucester 6 Constable of England; french blason closely similar to TJ/a.


VsBem:
Additinal manuscripts listed in CEMRA:
¤ I.E = private, ex-A.R. Wagner, blazon by O. Barron, 20C;

¤II.H = Soc.Antiq., no name; blazon by O.Barron, 20C;

¤ III.B = Soc.Antiq., no name, ex- O. Barron, 17C;
¤ III.C = Oxford, Queen's College, ms.75, trick by Ralph Brooke York Herald, 17C;
&c


VsBem:
OWNER:  Ancienne collection de Hangouwart;


VsBem:
see BEJ;
-: autograph of by Gelre-Beyeren herold, Claes Heynenzoon (1371-1411);
used by de Boos;


VsBem:
see TCO;
exam by Raneke BHM; used by Behault de Dornon;


VsBem:
= ms.186;
MANUS:
-: copy by J. Chiflet (1615-1676);
-: TMO + TCO + CPF, no info on other elms of BEJ;
CHECK: for Armand de Hornes Bp.Liege 1379 ?;


VsBem:
see BEJ;
VISIT:  06.2003, notebook 5;
-:  exam by Raneke BH, possibly Willems A;
MANUSCRIPT:  240 x 190 mm (ca); paper, softbound in leather; painted arms, no crests; unpaginated;
-   TM + TCO + SG + KF + AMT (+ BT ?; Haag !, ms.G564);
-  0v text 'Peter Melchior van Doetinghem de Louvain;
-  1r  'Compiegne 1238' (TCO),  4x4, imitated medieval script; 1r1-4 + 1v1-4 Kings, 1v5 french, 2v10 anglais, 3r7 ruyers, 3v4 scots, 3v9 champenois (10 Navarre::dim::Champagne), 4r7 brabantians ?, 4v10 lothiers, 5r8 louvainians,  5v9 Hainaut, 6v6 normans, 7v6 bourgogne, 8r3 flemings, 8v16 artesians,  9v9 toulosiens (10 Foix), 9v12 (segm 15) picards, 10r5 poitevins, 10v12 berry, 11v1 beauvoisiens, 11v14-12r12 lorranians;
-  bottom of 12r '..Mons en hainaut 1310' (TM); 12v1 (segm 20, banners indicated) les moeselands (Moselle), 13r6 ruyers, 13v5 francais, 13v14 hollandois, 14r3 hebignons, 14r15 bretons, 14v13 hannuyers,  15v14 corbois, 16r5 (segm 28) champenois, 16v2 anglois, 16v5 berne, 16v14 poitevins, 17r5 angevins, 17r15 artesiens, 17v9 vermandois, 18r11 (segm 35) ponthiens,  18v9 ui;  -- several curious figure representations, indicating artists imagining from blasoned source;
-  19r  ' ..cunner en frise1396' (KF),  segm 37, 19r1 Wittelsbach-Holland-Hainaut (banner with staff along 3 rows;
-  31v9 '.. qui furent devant groeningen' (Gorinchen, SG), segm 42, Wittelsbach-Holland-Hainaut (banner),


VsBem:
see BEJ;
-: + TCO + Kuunre + SGO
REF: Herold 1882, 13:2-3;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: 
OWNER:  commissioned by Anthoine de Beaulaincourt Sr de Bellenville, 1499-1559, governor of Lille, Toison d'Or roi d'armes 1549;


VsBem:
MANUS:
-: vellum roll, 115 x 34 cm,  blasoned in old french.


VsBem:
MS:  libro antico därmi de MCCCII copiato, dal suo originale, da me Cosomo della Rena, quest'anno 1666.


VsBem:
= Rene d'Anjou: Traité de tournois,
MANUS:  
-: Ms. FF.2694 + FF.2693 + FF.2692 + FF.2695 + FF.2696;
-: TRA + TBG appended;
OWNER: 
-:   Hector le Breton Sr de la Doynetrie (d.1652) in 1616 (herald and owner of LBR), Gaignieres; Sr de le Hay fl.1707;
NOTE: 
-: made c1469  -- Merindol R 183;
-: made in Brugge 1480-1490 (1 of 3 copies); Hector le Breton owned several other mss in the same hand of c1460 (Avril MP 235);
-: BnF fr.2693, "11.06.1392",
-: ms.fr.2695 = traité de tournoi -- www.mandragora.bnf.fr;
REF: Boos LBR 32-36;


VsBem:
see Commentary
¤ Bm = Bibl.Inguimbertine;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  a Herefordshire collection of poems and miscellania, c. 1340-50; a single sheet of french blasons;


VsBem:
= Saint-Magliore 23 = armorial Mervache (Nussard T 73) = ms. de Fauchet = Armorial dit le Livre Rouge (316r-);
-: on www/Gallica;
-: blasons and orders of chivalry, copy by Ste.Marthe from original owned by Faucon de Ris;
MANUSCRIPT:  
-: 483 ff; 310x210 mm; paper;  
-: TSB + NAV + VER + URF + REV;
CONTENT:
- TSB; NAV/o (221r-) , VER/f+g (288r- ), URF/g, REV/e;
1r orders of St Esprit, Croix, Garter, Toison d'or, Croissant;  280r armorial par Fr. Maurice du Pré; 283r extraits des diverses livres (de m. Phil Hurault Bp.Chartres, président Fauchet, a.o) de armoiries de provinces de France;  368r arms of Bourgogne (?);  389r arms de Poitou extraits de mr. Mervache;


VsBem:
MANUS:  paper, 554 pages; 2vo; painted;
-: register in Tsudi's hand (1505-1572);


VsBem:
see CAM; joust at Tournai 1330, appended to CAM/c;


VsBem:
Algem.Fam.Fonds 4500
MANUS:
-: probably made in the diocese of Liège (kpe);


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  paper, 380 x 270 mm, 347 ff,


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  Paper, 275 x 205 mm, 2do/4to, 88 ff, 4/pg, on one side only; leaves glued together on blank side; fair quality drawings; oberrheinischer bastarda, alsatian language;  
-: 556 items + 16 additions = 573 total (587 in BGH; 593 clem);
-:  fo.52r + 53r = 1/pg;  52v + 53v = 3/pg;
-: Strassburger watermarks,  possibly 1390-440 + 1421-1440 and c.1408;
NOTE: 
-: held as loose leaves during 15C;
-: order and pagination changed on rebinding during 16C with loss of items, original size and order probably 176 ff, painted on one side and bound blank-painted-painted-blank;
-: rebinding 19C with cutting damage and loss of text;
-: legends to 1bisv-9v translated into french in 17C;


VsBem:
VISIT:  07.2003, microfilm 11565 (p.6-7 double); IRHT ms transcription 36307 (hsl, pae notes); www.gallica.bnf.fr (facsimile);
USED BY:  London URF + Popoff URF + Boos AB/BER + Clemmensen + Goodall;
MANUSCRIPT:  
-: 30 feuillets preliminaires et 162 pages (8.08.1889), note on 106/106bis = 108/108bis not relevant to microfilm;  195 x 140 mm;
- pagination on uneven pages;
-  main text 15C minuscle (hand A);  index (hand B, i-xxxi); comments (hand C, page 1, signature Charles d'Hozier ); marginal notes (hand D, page 8);
-: Cat.mss.Fr = armorial universel - incomplet, temp Charles VII;
-: URF  + TSO;
DATE:
-: c.1420 (clem); 15C (BnF);
CONTENT:
-  1r  exlibris Charles d'Hozier; 
-  pages intro 1-31 table alfabetique des noms des familles contenuis dans le present Armorial, (hand B) Cab.Destitres 927;
-  1/1r le roi de franc..,  les armes dangleterre  -  single column of names (eg. 'les armes  de lorraine'), page damaged; 2 1v continued ending in: les armes du  roi charlemagne le grant et des son pais,  richard dangleterre, roi artus, continuing into blasons: roi de france - 3 fleurs de lis, le conte dammartin .., comments in hand C on Garter King-of-Arms and Louis XI to Jacques Lalaing 1461; 
NOTES:  
-: H S London's transcription in IRHTin Paris with comments by Adam-Even;  this ms (UR/a) must be a near contemporary copy as the index to segments on pages 1-2 is continous with the first items of segment 1 francois;
-: probably commissioned by Simon Morhier, fl.1422-36, maitre d'Hôtel du roi (URF:2855);


VsBem:
MANUS: paper;
-: arms from several countries;
REF:
-: Cat.Ms.Fr., 1:480;


VsBem:
MS: edited by  Lefebvre dit Walsain, 47 ff; 
-  En sect 1r-4v;
REF: C.v.d.Bergen-Pantens, KBR exibition 1985 cat.22;


VsBem:
MANUS:  
-: 4 treatises & genealogy of Jeanne de Bar Cs.St.Pol (1415-1462); 
-: URF/d; DPY/d;


VsBem:
MANUS: 
-: made by du Cange;
-: URF + VER;
NOTE:
-: Copie faite par Du Cange et complétée par lui en 1654 sur C. 
-: "Ce mss de blasons est celui appartenant a M. Peroul il est fait en forme de provincial et semble etre celluy de Vermandois, heraut du Roy Charles VII, composé l’an 1425, duquel parle Sicile herault" (note de Du Cange);
REF:
-: www.gallica.bnf.fr;


VsBem:
=  Gaignières 850 = Rôle d'armes de Gaignières = Rôle d'armes du voyage d'Outre-mer = armorial flamand et lorrain avec blasons coloriés (BnF);
-. facsimile on www.gallica.bnf.fr;
MANUSCRIPT: 
-:  paper, 172 ff, 285 x 205 mm; 4x5/pg or blazon;
-: miscellania: blazons, sketched and painted arms, traités d'armes et d'héraldique;
-: parts in different hands; volume restored;
CONTENTS:
¤ incomplet du commencement; 
-:  painted arms: 1r-2v  APA-bur, nobles; 3r-6v GGM (Outremer); 7r-14r7 misc (flemish, dutch, sketches); 14r8-15v8 Scotland; 15v9-20v misc (Zeeland, sketches); 21r-24v ETO-en; 25r-31v misc (?ETO/NLU, bra, cle-jul, Portugal, ver, hoe); 32rv LYN-pru; 33r-35r misc (bra, cle); 35r Neuf Preux; 35v-36r Birgel-like arms (Ar fess Sa); 36v-39r Flandern; 39v-46r blank; 46v-47r uncol sketches;
-: 48v-83r genealogies; 84v-89r sketches of figures-of-arms; 
-:  90r-121r traité du blason #1;  128r-140r traité du blason #2; 142r-149v traité du blason #3;
-: 150r-172v URF (seigneurs francais du 16e siecle, in blazon)
NOTE:  
-: an EN treatise ? (S.M. Collins);
-: segments similar to LYN-en and LYN-pru 
REF:  
-: Pastoureau HB 129; Hiltmann SH;


VsBem:
= Gaignieres 864
MANUSCRIPT:  
-: paper, 256 ff, 330x215 mm; 
-: 'deux recueilz des heraultz d'armes contenans les armoiries des princes, seigneurs et gentilzhommes de France et autres pais voysins';
-: URF + NAV + DPY;
-: copy by Gaignières;


VsBem:
MANUS:  
-:   43 ff,  blazoned, bound  as part B with 16C manuscripts (part A + C);
DATE:
-: manuf c1450 (jme);
NOTE:
-: used as 1450-M in Eeckhout FM;
-: segments include Boulonnois, Artois, Flandres, England, some imaginary arms, and possibly Ile-de-France, Poitou, Brabant, Hainaut and Vermandois.


VsBem:
= Tresor d'armoiries = 1470-D (in Eeckhout FM);
MANUS:
-: paper, 196 ff., blazoned arms;
-: URF + DPY/a + TSO (ex-TAD, URF 46);
CONTENT:
-: 112r-130r Dupuy (DPY = URF 28);


VsBem:
MANUS:  n.a.
CONTENT:
-: fo.34-125, brabantians in battle of Woeringen (1288), alphabetical order, arms, banners;
-: fo.145-150 short chronicle by Costen van Halmale on his participation in tournaments 1431-1460;


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


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


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: paper; 130 ff.; painted, text;
CONTENT: families with right to a seat in Council of the Republic of Venice;
-: very close to VCH/a;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  see
-: blasoned;
-: french arms appended to the Visitation of Caux;  Prester John + Pope + Emperor of Constantinople preceding french nobles, some additions in 16-17C hand;
-: VCX + BNR;
PROVENANCE:  attributed to John Banyster, 1540-1610;
NOTE:
-: fo.7r-24r included as a source for Fécamp VCX;
REF:
-:  Campbell MCA 161-166;

¤ Bm = Bibl.Inguimbertine;


VsBem:
primary source used for Fécamp VCX; copied by Malherbe from a copy of VCX/a by Peiresc, who borrowed the book in 1618 from Camden;  Ms.Martainville 2895 Y22;


VsBem:
VISIT: 1999, microfilm 8125 (b/w);
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: paper,  111 ff, 205 x 140 mm (4to); blason only; picard dialect;
-: dated 7.march 1876, 
-  3 hands = A, 1r-44r, 47v-;  B, left leaning, 44v-47r;  C, long downstrikes, 93v;
-: watermarks:  Briquet 1552  (Paris c.1468), Briquet 1680 (Paris environs 1451-68), Briquet 1740 (Troyers 1459, Paris 1460-74);
DATE:
-: written 1470/80 (Boos VER 13)
CONTENT:
¤ 13v-14r lists of towns,  14v-15r list of high nobility by rank (re fo.104r),  15v-23r  list of soldiers ?, 23r (added ' par Alain Gauthier'),  27r note on courtoisie,   32v new unit ?, 97r 4me chapitre OTdO, 100v-102r text of proclamation of a joust,  104r- list of high nobility (re 14v),
NOTE:
¤ Boos:
"Copie du XVe siècle « faite avant la mort du roi Charles VII - 1461 » (sic!). Intitulé Traité du comportement des armes. In-4, 111 f° ; l’armorial commence f° 14. Copie faite vers 1400 d’un rôle plus ancien datant de 1280-1300, contenant 130 blasons de grands et comtes, 856 de seigneurs classés par marches"
¤ source finished before death of Charles VII in 1461 (timms, pae);
REF:
-. Boos VER 12-13;


VsBem:
see NAV; 
-: partial VER; by de Chandoiseau.


VsBem:
Ms. de Peiresc vol. III in Bibl. Inguimbertine; also noted as ms.1771
¤ Nic-Claude Fabri de Peiresc (1580-1677);
CONTENT:
-: 2r-57v NAV;
-: 58r-71v armorial by de Saint-Ambrose
-: 120r-150v VER -- used for Boos VER;
REF:
-.Boos VER 15-16 (as ms.1770);


VsBem:
see URF = Boos-B1
used for  de Boos VER:
>> Copie faite par Du Cange et complétée par lui en 1654 sur C. 
"Ce mss de blasons est celui appartenant a M. Peroul il est fait en forme de provincial et semble etre celluy de Vermandois, heraut du Roy Charles VII, composé l’an 1425, duquel parle Sicile herault" (note de Du Cange)


VsBem:
= du Cange, vol.II, tome 1 = de Boos vs. D2;
MANUS: 
-: paper, 93 ff, 318x202mm;  
-: VER + URF;
-  copy of VER/d = Carpentras Bibl. Inguinbertine Ms.1771;
CONTENT: 
-: 13 segm = VER (4r-30r ?) + URF (33v-71r ?) + austrian arms (74r+v) + flemish/dutch arms (75r-81r ?) + scots arms (84-93r ?), a.o;
RE: BA Ms.5256 (pt.I) ;


VsBem:
see TSB; partial, by Louis de Sainte-Marthe (1571-1656)
-: used for Adam AB;


VsBem:
partial; by Pierre Nicolas Grenier al. Dom Grenier (1725-1789)


VsBem:
MANUS:
-:  by Dom Greniér
CONTENT:
-: VER = partial (Ponthieu);


VsBem:
Virgil Raber: Brixner Wappen 1538, Dj Buechl. vo' Brixen


VsBem:
MANUS:  parchment, 255 x 190 mm, 176 pp., 23 quires; shields only, 3 x 3; 352 arms without legend, 2 housemarks, 13 empty shields (109n7-9, 110n3-9, 114n9, 116n9,), 4 damaged (81n2, 114n2, 115n8, 172n3);  very exquisite artwork, pencil drafts, tempera, watercolour for light blue; painted on loose sheets, later cut (and slightly damaged) and bound; uncoloured pages (104n-105n); 176n3-9 left blank;
-: possibly made 1440/50;
-: several hands on legends, shields apparently painted first, then named;
-: hand A, principal, Raber (?), 1n-36n; B, similar, but larger, 37n-67n + 106n-112n; C, 14C-like, 68n-94n; D, early modern,  partially from 94n + 112n; E, similar to B, 95n-105n; many anon or B or C (?)  112n-176n;


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


VsBem:
= Vigil Rabers Arlberger WB in Weimar;
Handschriften der HAAB Weimar , Weimarer Wappensammlung Virgil Rabers; www;
MANUS:
-:  paper, 461 ff / 901 pp, 300 x 205 mm; 3x3 or 4x4 or 2x2, crest, courtoisie; prestamped (179n);
-: some pages unfinished, a few blank / prestamped pages (296n, 357n-360n, 434n-447n), text on 299n;
COMPILER & ARTIST:
-. Vigil Raber;
TITLE:
"gilii Ruberi || Wappenbuch || mit 7244 Wappen || Aÿê 1679 Ag. 14 Nouember || habe ich [...] || von vatter [...] || Seliger diesen waben buch bekommen welches ich || mit mein Eingen [!] hant gezelt habe sind in allen || waben gezelt worten 7244 große und klein || [...] "


VsBem:
collated 1324; painted, ancient arms from the Low Countries


VsBem:
VISIT: 17.02.2016, notebook 13;
MANUSCRIPT: paper, 11" x 15" (390 x 280 mm, hxb), 190 ff;
-: in 3 parts, see commentary;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:
-: Paper, 305 x 215 mm, 265 ff, 
- :lost ff: 28, 81-82, 90, 159, 251; several blank pages;
- acq by BSB 1949; owned by Schaffhauser zum Sachaffhausen  in Riess; Fst.Stolberg (Bibl. Wernigerode); Otto Hupp 1927;
-: originally as 2 vols of 3222 items  on 467 ff = 1870 + 1352 arms and crests;


VsBem:
OWNER: 
-: Duke of Buccleugh, on deposit in BL; 
MANUSCRIPT:  
-: c.1463; vellum, roll cut into pages; 
-: ¤ WGA + SA (WGA pt.VI);
¤ SA = 50 figures remaining of 53; painted from right to left along roll, most drawings of husband and wife united with cord;


VsBem:
present situation unknown;
MANUSCRIPT: paper, 420 x 280 mm,  523 pages (324 bis), 2 x 3 /pg, painted arms + crests; preprinted blocks;
-  watermark is crowned eagle ch. escutch of Baseler Staff, also a monogram;
PROVENANCE:  bought 1884 by Verein Herold from Herr 'R' in Nürnberg;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: parchment, 286-288 x 197 mm, 36 ff, 
-: two parts (fo.1-8. as 4x4 + fo.9-36 of 25 items as 7 rows of 4/3) but in one hand only;  
-: blank pages: 10v, 15r, 17v, 21v, 23v, 31v, 34v;
-: possibly painted in Ile-de-France as the style is similar to LBR, casque de Louis IX and late 13C seals;
-: unfinished, legends added later;
¤ used by Adam-Jequier WIN;
DATE:
-: probably an early 14C copy of earlier compilations (clem);
PROVENANCE:
-: owned by the dutch Groenhout family during 17C; presently by descendants of Baron Wijnbergen (d.2006), reclaimed after long loan to KNGGW in Den Haag;


VsBem:
partial copy of arms from Ile-de-France and Brabant


VsBem:
VISIT: 2.05.2007, 17.02.2016, notebook 9 + 13;
MANUSCRIPT:   vellum, 51 ff;   11.5x8in = 292 x 203 mm, 16/pg  = 4x4 (norm); rough artwork, legends very faded, almost illegible and upper edge cut on rebinding; pagination almost illegible; items added across quire (6v-7r); gold ust in paint for crowns and certain items (lions, 2v-3r, 19r, 24v, 25r, 29v);
DATE:
-: c.1380 (aw);
OWNER:  
-: Wm Jenyns, Lancaster herald 1516-1527, arms 26v + 42r;  Tho Holland, anno 1562; Wm le Neve 'clarenceux' 1635-61, Peter le Neve 'norroy' 1712; probably bought c1885 by Henry F. Burke 'garter' and presented to the College of Arms;
¤ -:  fo.1 added 16C / 1562;
-: fo.1r, inserted between fos.3 and 4,  is a 16C addition, Holland of Lincs, while 1v would be contemporary, sequence: 2rv, 3rv, 1rv, 4rv, ..;


VsBem:
MANUS: Hatton-Dugdale facsimile, omitting ff.7-8, many unfinished with confounded legends; excellent concordance with WJ/a;
-: used by Paul A. Fox (1612 items, numbered by row, 1559 not used);


VsBem:
MANUS:  16C trick, 5x5/pg,  careless copying from (a);


VsBem:
see HRZ for ms;
MANUS:
-: paper, 3x3/ pg;
-: many with legends omitted;


VsBem:
Paper, 290 x 105 mm, 68 ff.  HIST: Johan Max zum Jungen 1596-1649.


VsBem:
VISIT 06.2014;
MANUSCRIPT:
= XII.H.40 ;
-: paper,  215x145 mm; watermarks (www.manuscripta.at), 4to; 2 parts; fair artwork, arms only; modern pencil foliation; 3x4, no crests, ruled for arms and legends, very formal hand;
¤ Part 1= MOS = ff.4-83, 15C / c.1483; 445 items = armorial de Moselle;
-: 1r-3v  text in latin;
-: 4r-83r,  arms finely drawn and in alphabethical order, mainly from Rhein-Mosel area (pae, jcl);
-: all pages ruled and selected pages headed with inital letter, most pages have neither names nor arms, some pages have names and outlines only;
-:   Aragonien, Altenaer ..; Hoe Borgonien, Hyspanien, Hollant, Henegawe, Hessen-Hassia, Horn, ..;
¤ Part 2 = WNB = ff.84-163, ultimo 15C / c.1498-1500, old foliation 1-80, black ink, upper right corner; most arms 2x2, no crests;
-: 83v with number P4632; 1r/84r with No.460 Histor Lat MS;
CONTENT:
-: 84r (1r) "dies sind die vier arms keisser karolus de vierden ..", 84v Wencelas, 85r Rupprecht, 85v Sigismund, 86r Albrecht;
-: 86v-137r fictitious genalogies: 86v Rudolff könig von Lumardia & zu Burgundÿ (Lombarida); 87r könig berengary; etc;
-: 137v-163r, contd, only legends and outlines of shields;
-: 164v sketch of arms {per pale Ar-Gu 3 escutcheons cch}, crest: man holding shouldered sword betw bull's horns;
-: 94v (11v), pix of persevant Jörg Rugen (re RUG, BGH no.56), "ich heist Jörg Rugen perssofanndt ..",


VsBem:
VISIT 06.2014; microfilm scanned 2014; notebook 13;
MANUSCRIPT: 
-: ms in 3 parts:
¤ Part 1=  WNW (proper) =  paper, 285 x 210 mm, 190 ff (26a, 120a, 158a, 1-187);
-:  ff.1-108 with 614 items, prestamped with woodblocks A, B, C, F,and G;
¤ Part 2 = paper, 222 x 160 mm;
-: ff.109-124, unnamed part with 232 items (p.t. numbered 615-846) on 80 leaves  (ff.109-185, 120a, 158a), prestamped with blocks D1-3 and E; 
¤ Part 3 = paper, 215  x 165 mm,
-: ff.125-185, 2 types of drawings of human figures; fragments of later date bound at the end;
CONTENTS:
-: whole page sketches of arms in crude hand added on some versos;
-: on 14v and 25v, 4 slips of printed arms of princes and their wives, thought the preambles on 14r and 25r states that these are the 'seize quartiers' of Johan Kf.Sachsen and Ludwig PfGf.Rhein;
-: on 111r, arms of a Bp.Bamberg, either a Redwitz or a Marschalk von Ebnet;
NOTE:
-: fo.14v, 25v  name of Georg Rixner (al. Jörg Rugen) herald Ierusalem on woodcut arms. "Görg Rixner genandt hierosalem hraldo", possibly from WNB or similar ms;
-: identical exlibris glued on to 186r and 187r for Hilarius Nicolaus de Castiliio (18C);
-: same hand for ternionen as in ING;


VsBem:
= Anstis Ms.I.9;
MANUS:
-: WSG + LTH + LTR + LTS (letter S);
OWNER: 
-: made for Tho Wriothesley, Garter king-of-arms; Tho Anstis;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  parchment; 47 ff; 14C; ancien 9822.3; Colbert 1250;
TITLE: Cis livres parole des coustumes et des usages d'Artoys;
-: similar to fr.5248 §3 and  Ad. Tardif: 'Coutoumier d'Artois', 1883;
miniatures on 2v, 12v, 15v, 19v, 22v, 28v, 33v, 44v;
NOTE:
-:  mistakenly named as an ordinary of luxembougeois nobiltity in Loutsch L as 'Armorial de Ruelle', 1498, which actually is BnF fr.5941;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT: parchment; 192 ff.; treatise on heraldry with blason, painted arms and devises, 1520 by Jean le Feron;
-: dedicated to Francois I, Roi de France et Duc de Milan;


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  paper; 238 ff.;
-:  copy of "Livre provincial des blasons d'armes des roix, princes, seigneurs et gentilhommes des Païs Bas .. Angleterre, Ecosse, France .. et participants au tournoi de Compiègne de 1238";
-: TCO + TMO;


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


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


VsBem:
MANUSCRIPT:  Parchment roll,  450 cm x 125 mm, painted on both sides; broken into 3 strips; 450 arms and 28 banners remaining - a phographic copy was made in 1916 on 25 frames.
-: presented to the Burgerbibliothek in 1750 by Johannes Schleuchzer, Amtmann of Schaffhausen; 
-:  colour copy in Bigalski ZUR;
DATE:
-:  probably contemporary with the compilation;


VsBem:
-: painted by Hans Conrad Bernhauser (1698-1761) in 14C style;
-: incl 109 anonymous arms now missing on the original;


VsBem:
owned by Staatshauptmann Schulthess c1850


VsBem:
10 m roll, made by A Grenser 1860; 559 arms + 28 banners; owned by Otto Hupp;
-: probably used by Runge ZUR;


