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The Armorial Register International Registration & Publication of Coats of Arms - http://www.armorialregister.com Why register a coat of arms?
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Whether your coat of arms has been granted by an heraldic authority, has been inherited or you have assumed it anew, registration can have the following benefits:

Registration ensures that the arms will be published in The Armorial Register’s Volumes which are printed and deposited in the British Library and other library's internationally. All editions are available to purchase as an additio

n to your own family library. Registration allows a person or organisation to record and display their coat of arms in a publicly accessible online database 'The International Register of Arms'. A complete record of the International Register online database will be archived by British Library UK Web Archive http://www.webarchive.org.uk approximately twice every year. This means that a complete record of the website and all changes to its content will be recorded. Thus building a permanent picture of the site’s development and expanding content for years to come. Registration distinguishes inherited and original heraldic designs from bogus "surname coats of arms" and "family crests." Registration in our publicly searchable database can prevent others from unintentionally assuming the same coat of arms. Registration creates a documented date-certain for the use of the arms, which can settle disputes if someone later claim the same design. Registration allows the arms to be stored in standardised, written form, called a "blazon," which stabilises the design and allows it to be more easily preserved and transmitted and to be found in an electronic search. Registered entries can include the design rationale and history of the arms, preserving the information for the public and future generations. Registration of a personal coat of arms in honour of a parent or grandparent creates an enduring memorial and a symbol of family identity to all the honouree’s offspring. Registration of non-personal arms helps promote the organisation's visibility on the internet.

11/05/2024
On this day way back in 2007, just over a year into the existence of The Armorial Register Ltd, we registered the Canadi...
11/05/2024

On this day way back in 2007, just over a year into the existence of The Armorial Register Ltd, we registered the Canadian arms of Robbie D Sprules. 11th May 2007. Registration No. 0104. We've registered another 594 achievements since then : https://www.armorialregister.com/arms-ca/sprules-rd-arms.html

New Registration No. 0693 in Volume 4 of The Armorial Register - International Register of Arms for The Matrimonial and ...
20/03/2024

New Registration No. 0693 in Volume 4 of The Armorial Register - International Register of Arms for The Matrimonial and Family Arms of Darryn Carlo and Roberto Luchoro, Spain
- http://armorialregister.com/arms-es/carlo-d-and-luchoro-r-arms.html

These arms are not the personal arms of an individual but rather Matrimonial and Family arms, to be considered similar to the way in which South Africa devises and registers the arms of Family Associations.

Publication Goal for Volume 4. We're getting there. Plus, we have other entries reserved and yet to be added to our tota...
04/09/2023

Publication Goal for Volume 4. We're getting there. Plus, we have other entries reserved and yet to be added to our total.

Well as it is already the 10th of June in parts of the southern hemisphere, here is our New Registration announcing a ne...
09/06/2023

Well as it is already the 10th of June in parts of the southern hemisphere, here is our New Registration announcing a new crest has been added to the achievement. No. 0675 in Volume 4 of The Armorial Register - International Register of Arms for Celebrate Heraldry – International Heraldry Day - http://armorialregister.com/arms-us/international-hd-achievement.html

Publication Goal for Volume 4. We're getting there. Plus, we have six entries reserved and yet to be added to our total.
10/05/2023

Publication Goal for Volume 4. We're getting there. Plus, we have six entries reserved and yet to be added to our total.

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Why register a coat of arms? Whether your coat of arms has been granted by an heraldic authority, has been inherited or you have assumed it anew, registration can have the following benefits: Registration ensures that the arms will be published in The Armorial Register’s Volumes which are printed and deposited in the British Library and other library's internationally. All editions are available to purchase as an addition to your own family library. Registration allows a person or organisation to record and display their coat of arms in a publicly accessible online database 'The International Register of Arms'. A complete record of the International Register online database will be archived by British Library UK Web Archive http://www.webarchive.org.uk approximately twice every year. This means that a complete record of the website and all changes to its content will be recorded. Thus building a permanent picture of the site’s development and expanding content for years to come. Registration distinguishes inherited and original heraldic designs from bogus "surname coats of arms" and "family crests." Registration in our publicly searchable database can prevent others from unintentionally assuming the same coat of arms. Registration creates a documented date-certain for the use of the arms, which can settle disputes if someone later claim the same design. Registration allows the arms to be stored in standardised, written form, called a "blazon," which stabilises the design and allows it to be more easily preserved and transmitted and to be found in an electronic search. Registered entries can include the design rationale and history of the arms, preserving the information for the public and future generations. Registration of a personal coat of arms in honour of a parent or grandparent creates an enduring memorial and a symbol of family identity to all the honouree’s offspring. Registration of non-personal arms helps promote the organisation's visibility on the internet.

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