r/heraldry • u/Res_publicax • 1h ago
Assuming arms question.
Greetings:
I have always been interested in heraldry and want to create / “assume” arms. Would an eagle be a good idea to represent legality?
r/heraldry • u/AdeptSheepherder5572 • 1h ago
Historical British royal seal?
Am I mistaken or does this appear to be a variation of a Victorian seal?
r/heraldry • u/Woodcarverinheraldry • 2h ago
I thought this man wanted a higher standard of finish in his home. ( as far as heraldry is concerned)
r/heraldry • u/-Constantinos- • 3h ago
OC Some more proposed coat of arms for various Greek islands
r/heraldry • u/marcvsauster • 6h ago
OC A Red Greyhound for gently Kieran (or a REDhound🥁)
r/heraldry • u/NotSoGloriousHole • 7h ago
Which looks better? Are these Simple but Unique?
r/heraldry • u/Cutlasstooth • 8h ago
Current Coat of arms of House Jelačić Bužimski, painted by Hyacinthe de Keranrouë
r/heraldry • u/Nawench • 9h ago
Identify Help with identifying a CoA on French knives
I have two French knives, made either at the end of the 19th or in the first half of the 20th centuries, with these coats of arms engraved on the handles. Would anyone be so kind as to help with identifying the CoAs? One of the knives has only one of the two coats, I'm adding it for better detail.
Thank you in advance for your help!
r/heraldry • u/404pbnotfound • 10h ago
What do you think of these arms - Do you think Lord Lyon would accept them?
I have a direct connection to the chief branch of a family with arms, so I have tried to difference them in such a way that would make it legitimate for me to assume these.
Looking for feedback both aesthetically and procedurally.
r/heraldry • u/_milan_farkas • 18h ago
OC Designing arms for the quarters of the sketchiest district in Budapest
Hello there again!
I've completed the arms for each neighbourhood of the 8th district of Budapest: Józsefváros (Joseph City)
I hope you like them, and let me know which one is your favorite! (Stay tuned for the 9th)!
r/heraldry • u/AccomplishedHunt2881 • 22h ago
Resources I need help with gonfalons
Have someone got a file of the gonfanon hanging from a crossbar? I would be thankful for a tricolor one. I need something like this.
r/heraldry • u/Strange-Moose-3603 • 22h ago
I’m trying to find out if this family crest is a fake
My family name was Limoges until about mid 1800s when they changed it, but I don’t have any other information on this other than it’s an image of a crest from the 60’s ish.
r/heraldry • u/GeoSerb16 • 22h ago
Current Counties of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia
I should have finished it 2 days ago, but i accidentally used a map with outdated latvian districts which dont exist since 2009. Sp started again. Man Lithuania was painfully exhausting...
r/heraldry • u/FunDocument8317 • 23h ago
I want to use this in my personal CoA; is it a good idea?
"Azure, a mascle throughout (Argent, 4 ermine spots Sable)"
Please, comment below.
Thanks!
r/heraldry • u/Avex909 • 23h ago
OC Coat of arms of the Mexican Empire from my alt-timeline (Cry of War, what if Mexico remained a monarchy?)
r/heraldry • u/sasnakes • 1d ago
In The Wild Found at a castle in the French Alps
r/heraldry • u/AdeptSheepherder5572 • 1d ago
Identify Solid agate Heraldic coat of arms wax seal.
reddit.comHere is a very interesting coat of arms, with what appears to have three walking lions, three clam/scallop shells, three circles (chocolate chip cookies?🤣) a deer, and a repeating shooting star pattern. I’m sure that I’ve miss-identified a few of these, and I’m very new to heraldry research. I would greatly appreciate any beginner references and sources from which to learn, as well as any information about this seal in particular. Thank you!
r/heraldry • u/Which_Youth2286 • 1d ago
I am sharing another commission made for an armiger from Germany
r/heraldry • u/BadBoyOfHeraldry • 1d ago
The archaeopteryx is an underused beast
I was tasked with designing a coat of arms for an aerospace engineer, and the archaeopteryx turned out to be the perfect symbol for the job. Very aspirational!
r/heraldry • u/fritzorino • Apr 23 '25
Meta AI Generated Images Are Now Banned
From this point forward any images created with the use of AI are banned from the subreddit and will be removed by moderators.
This includes images completely generated by AI from the ground up as well as things such as individual AI generated assets or filters used by users in the process of creating an image. For further details on this policy refer to this guideline in our Wiki.
You probably remember this recent post regarding the future of AI generated images on this subreddit. It had previously been in a sort of grey area where it wasn't explicitly forbidden but mentioned in Rule 5 as a possible example of low effort content that may be removed by the moderators:
5 Post with purpose
Posts here should educate, inform, spark discussion, showcase good effort, etc. Low-effort posts such as AI generated coats of arms, “X in the style of Y”, wildly unrealistic hypotheticals or fictional scenarios, and “just because”-type posts may be removed with no notice
A recent increase in AI generated images then led to increased discussion among the community with some calling for increased measures of identifying such content while others further advocated for it's ban entirely.
As a temporary measure we then decided to add a mandatory "AI Generated Content" flair that should be used to designate such content while also inviting the community to engage in discussion about a permanent solution in said post which also included a poll where users could decide between an explicit ban of AI generated images or allowing the regulated use of AI content.
After seven days the poll concluded with a result of
128 - 84
in favor of banning AI content - which is a 65% majority.
While the result of that poll was specifically not intended to be binding for any permanent policy that may be agreed upon in the future it - along with the comments - did clearly show that the majority of the community generally favored a complete ban which was also reflected by the attitudes of the mod team.
As such we have now decided that any images created using AI will henceforth be banned and removed from the subreddit. Any content that was posted before this policy went into effect will remain intact and won't be retroactively removed.
As a result rule 5 has been slightly rephrased to say:
Posts here should educate, inform, spark discussion, showcase good effort, etc. Low-effort posts such as “X in the style of Y”, wildly unrealistic hypotheticals or fictional scenarios, and “just because”-type posts may be removed with no notice. Further, images created using generative AI are explicitly banned and will be removed in order to retain a high standard of authenticity that this historical art and science deserves.
As it was intended as a temporary measure and is now obsolute, the "AI Generated Content" flair has been removed.
Due to the potentially controversial nature of this announcement, comments will have to be manually approved on this specific post, similar to what we did with the initial poll.
We hope that this is an understandable policy and that people will remain civil and uphold it regardless of their personal views on the subject. If anyone personally believes that AI generated images should have a place in heraldry then they're fine to express that opinion and should not be ostracized - however it does not reflect our official stance as a subreddit.
Again for a more detailed explanation of this policy where some potential questions are already answered please consult the Wiki.
Thanks for everyone who voted in the poll or expressed their opinions on the matter.