Not having taken any trips recently to photograph and identify coats of arms and post them here, I have been reduced to going through pictur...

So, just when we thought the "What Can I Do With My Coat of Arms?" series was all done, finishing up in my post of February 20, 20...

If you haven't seen it yet, our good friends over at Heraldry of the World (You do know about the Heraldry of the World ("HotW...

It's always fun to be looking through a set of photographs and find a coat of arms that one recognizes from somewhere else, an "old...

Placing things on, or simply the use of, a shield has long been popular as a symbol of protection. I've seen usage like that for organiz...

Okay, I'll admit it: I'm at a bit of a loss to know where Jo took this picture of a coat of arms for me. The automatic number that h...

Today's armorial memorial in Ely Cathedral was erected by his wife, who survived him by nearly 40 years. This is the memorial of Charles...

Today we come to the armorial tomb of Augustus Duncombe, Dean of Ely 1858-1880. Augustus was the fifth son of Charles Duncombe, 1st Baron Fe...

A sign by the tomb of Bishop Richard Redman notes that he was originally Abbott of Shap Abbey, and later Bishop of both St. Asaph and Exeter...

Today we're going to look at the heraldic memorials of two of Ely Cathedral's churchmen. The first is that of James Russell Woodford...