The greater arms of Denmark, in the person of King Christian IV, take different forms in different places around Frederiksborg Castle. For e...

Inside one of the upper halls in Frederiksborg Castle is another example of the arms that we looked at last time, of King Christian IV of De...

Just above the lions we saw in the last post with their blank cartouches, we come to some Royal heraldry. I mean, if you're going to mak...

Leaving the sights, sounds, and heraldry of the city of Copenhagen behind us, we now move on to the sights and heraldry of Frederiksborg Cas...

In addition to the foreign arms and flags already seen in Copenhagen, Denmark, there were some others on the street just behind our hotel. A...

Speaking of using heraldry as a logo (see our last post for another example), on my wanderings about the city of Copehhagen, I ran across th...

Today, June 10, 2021, is the eighth anniversary of International Heraldry Day - the one day each year the entire community celebrates worldw...

Or is it the other way around? That is, a logo masquerading as a coat of arms? In either case, I ran across this armorial device wandering a...

Okay, let's take a short break from all of the real and semi-real heraldry that we saw in Copenhagen, and share with you something I hav...

Today's pictures are brought to you by the question: "Is it heraldry, or is it just a logo?" It turns out, the dividing line b...