We don't have your coat of arms in Graphic format until You order it.
After we receive an order, we research the Coat of Arms. We then hire a Coat of Arms Heraldic Artist to convert the coat of arms from Blazon (verbal description) into a picture. The artist converts the Blazon from Latin into English, then hand draws the coat of arms into digital
format on a computer. This is then converted from a Vector format to a Digital format. This process takes quite a bit of time. Because of this extensive amount of time and labor involved, it is not possible to show you the coat of arms before you order. Also, there are usually MANY coats of arms for any given Surname. Therefore, it is helpful if you provide us with a country of origin, spelling variations, partial description (if known), or any other information you may have, so that we may match up the exact one you want.
If you already know what your coat of arms looks like, simply describe it when you order, and we will make sure we can match it up.
In the case that you are unsure of the coat of arms, we use the oldest coat of arms in our records.
Page Updated: May 18th, 2012 FREE Coat of Arms Search
NOTE: A Coat of Arms is also sometimes referred to as Heraldry - a Code of Arms - Family Seal - Family Shield - Family Crest - Wappen - Escudo or Crest. Histories Last Name Surname Origin Meaning
