Heraldry and Gentry Books on CDBURKE'S GENERAL ARMORY The Armorie of England, Scotland and Ireland --------------------------------------- First published in 1842 and even after a hundred and a hundred andsixty years this book is still probably the best there is for students ofHeraldry. The book begins with a short introduction into the subjectand a glossary of the terms used. This is followed by the descriptionsof many thousands of Arms relating to any families. To make the publication easier to use the publication has been dividedby letter. At the end of each alphabetical section there is a return linkto the welcome page and then to different section if you so wish. Price £7.50 including U.K. P & PA COMPLETE GUIDE TO HERALDRYbyArthur Charles Fox-Davies One of the most comprehensive books written on the subject with over 700 pages and essential for anyone interested in the subject.Price £5.00 including U.K. P & PA DICTIONARY OF HERALDRYBy Charles Norton Elvin A superb book to the mysteries of Heraldry giving the meanings of thewords, emblems and colours used in describing Arms etc., as well asnumerous line drawingsPrice £5.00 including U.K. P & P A SELECTION OF ARMS AUTHORIZED BY THE LAWS OF HERALDRY by Sir Bernard Burke Published in 1863 this book contains details of hundreds ofpeople whose families are authorized to display Arms.With description and illustrations of many and a number offamily trees. Price £5.00 including U.K. P & PFAIRBAIRN’S BOOK OF CRESTS VOLUMES 1 AND 2 FAIRBAIRN'S BOOK OF CRESTS was first published in 1859, and since that date had passed through some number of Editions prior to the year 1892, when the work was very thoroughly overhauled and revised. The book had long ago established itself as a recognised work of reference, and as an indispensable adjunct to every library ; and being suitable to the needs and purposes of jewellers and engravers, it had also from its first publication been adopted and accepted as the standard work of reference for business and trade purposes. By far the larger proportion of armorial orders placed in the hands of tradesmen for execution are carried out with the assistance of " Fairbairn." Price £7.50 including U.K. P & PGENEALOGICAL AND HERALDIC HISTORY OF THE COLONIAL GENTRY VOLUMES 1 AND 2 bySir Bernard Burke The preface of this book states the following; The Colonies form such an important portion of our Empire that ahistory of the leading families, and their connection with the mothercountry, cannot fail to be of interest. The preparation of this work hasalready been the means of bringing together kinsfolk from both sides ofthe globe, and I trust that the result of my labours may still further tendto promote that family love and unity which has always been thecharacteristic trait of our race.These volumes contain details of hundreds families throughout theworld.Price £7.50 including U.K. P & P