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Title: For every noble family, there must be even nobler heraldry
Post by: Mike W. on 2016-01-22, 21:54:09

The heraldry of the Dutch Abenbrouke Family - Gules, braies Argent.

(http://orig11.deviantart.net/b9c8/f/2011/255/4/1/heraldic__abenbrouke_by_mordiou-d49muii.jpg)

Title: Re: For every noble family, there must be even nobler heraldry
Post by: Sir Rodney on 2016-01-23, 03:27:19

Spectacular find!  I was unaware of this most distinguished blazon.  :)

Title: Re: For every noble family, there must be even nobler heraldry
Post by: Sir Edward on 2016-01-26, 18:36:52

Oh man, now I want that heraldry for myself... except blue of course. :)

Title: Re: For every noble family, there must be even nobler heraldry
Post by: Sir Douglas on 2016-01-26, 19:42:08

I see London, I see France....

Title: Re: For every noble family, there must be even nobler heraldry
Post by: Sir Martyn on 2016-02-07, 20:12:17

 :)

Title: Re: For every noble family, there must be even nobler heraldry
Post by: Sir William on 2016-02-22, 16:26:13

That's real?  lol

Title: Re: For every noble family, there must be even nobler heraldry
Post by: Thorsteinn on 2016-02-25, 20:16:09

Trying to work up heraldry for the grand Wilson line, but I'm having a hard time fitting a Unicorn, Katana's, and a Rifle on a counter changed red and black field.

Title: Re: For every noble family, there must be even nobler heraldry
Post by: Jeffrey Boyd Garrison on 2016-02-28, 12:07:37

I feel sorry for the horse forced to wear that caparison.  :P

Title: Re: For every noble family, there must be even nobler heraldry
Post by: Sir Patrick on 2016-02-28, 23:09:26

What a "brais"en braggart!  Is trying to tell everyone he is without fear or has never come down with the flux on campaign?

Title: Re: For every noble family, there must be even nobler heraldry
Post by: Sir Nate on 2016-03-02, 20:48:22

Its like wearing underwear on your head and pretending to be a superhero, then honoring that in adulthood.