ALPHABET of Essex arms; unfinished, only containing A-S. Paper; ff. 24. A.D. 1693 (see f. 1). Small Octavo. Heraldry: Alphabet of Essex arms: 1693. County of Essex: Alphabet (A-S) of arms: 1693.
BOOK OF ARMS collected by Alexander Forsyth, herald-painter, 1770-1796. With index. Paper; ff. 166. Quarto. Heraldry: Herald painters' work-books: 1770-96. Alexander Forsyth, Herald-Painter: Book of arms: 1770-1796.
ARMS, for the most part coloured, of English baronets, in order of creation, 1611-1629 ; with about fifty of later dates added (ff. 62-74). At the end is an index. Paper; ff. 85. XVIIth cent. Small quarto. Heraldry: Arms of English baronets: 1611-1629. Baronets: Arms of: 1611-1629.
CRESTS of English, Scotch and Irish peers and gentry, drawn in pen-and-ink. With index at the end. Paper; ff. 155. Late XVIIIth cent. (ante 1778, see ff. 4, 56). With book-plate of arms of Henry Stacy. Oblong Duodecimo. Henry Stacy: Book-plate: 18th-19th cent. Heraldry: English, Scotch and Irish cre...
KENTISH ARMS in trick, a collection made apparently about 1620, but copied later. The names of the bearers on ff. 44-47 are dated between 1380 and 1416. With index. Vellum and paper; ff. 51. Late XVIIth cent. Octavo. County of Kent: Arms of families: 17th-18th centt. Heraldry: Kentish arms: circ. 16...
A HERALD-PAINTER'S Work-book, 1676-1678; containing rough drawings of arms, with the sums paid him and his employers' signed receipts. These employers were George Bromwich, W. Lord, and John Pincke (who formerly owned No. 712 below). With an index of names. Paper; ff. 22. Small Quarto. John Pincke, ...
A HERALD-PAINTER'S book of arms, drawn in trick, for the purpose of funerals; 1691-1694. The collector's name does not appear, but he seems, from an entry at the foot of f. 10 b, to have been in partnership with "Mr. Wiseman, sen.": cf. Harley MS. 1461, f. 111. At ff. 2-8 is an index; and at f. 59 a...
ARMS, in blazon, of families mentioned in Morant's History of Essex, 1768; arranged in alphabetical order according to the tinctures and bearings. Paper; ff. 19. Late XVIIIth cent. Folio. Philip Morant, rector of St. Mary at the Walls, Colchester, historian of Essex: Arms of families mentioned in hi...
ARMS, in colours, of ninety-four families bearing an eagle as their principal charge. Vellum roll. XVIIth cent. Heraldry: Arms having an eagle as principal charge: 17th cent.
"ARMES, Creastes and Supporters [in colours] of all the noblemen withein the realme of Englande in ordre as they sitte in the Parliament Howsse, thier offices exceptede." Followed (f. 36) by a general collection of English arms in colours, with blazon. The first coat (f 3) is that of Qu. Elizabeth, ...