17 publications in this category Bibliotheca Heraldica Genealogica Antiqua et Rara
The crested portraits of the Viscontis, the family which dominated Milan from 1277 to 1447, are engraved by Eugenio Silv...
This volume contains over 1000 coats of arms engraved by Pierre Nolin, belonging to the French Royal Family, the aristoc...
This monumental work by Jacob Wilhelm Imhof, well known in Italy for his Genealogiae viginti illustrium in Italia f...
Den boomgaert der wapenen inhoudende de wapenen van vele Edele Huysen van dese Nederlanden ende andere omliggendeThis vo...
This rare volume is particularly sought after for the exquisite plate of notable dimensions which illustrates 183 coats ...
This volume contains 149 coats of arms belonging to the families which contributed one, or more than one, senator to Flo...
This elegant heraldic calendar for the year 1767 includes 88 coats of arms, masterfully engraved by Max Jungwierth and J...
This work, as rare as it is well known, of the genealogist Im-hoff is of particular interest to Italy; in fact, it illus...
In this splendid work Abbot Ferrero di Lavriano exalts the genealogical tree of the House of Savoy, which he maintains d...
In this work, Vincenzo Maria Coronelli provides an introduction to the elements of the blazon, the crests and the crowns...
Published in a limited and numbered edition in 1920, this Armorial of the Genoese nobility is now a rare work, sought af...
This important work published in Naples 1754 by the Abbot Mecatti provide us with genealogical notices on the families b...
Pompeo Scipione Dolfi deals with the genealogies and the prominent men of a hundred Bolognese noble families, displaying...
Among the celebrated Discorsi of the Sixteenth Century scholar Vincenzo Borghini, particularly interesting for...
This Sixteenth Century book is by the Bolognese scholar Filippo Bianchi, who published it under the pseudonym Bartolomeo...
This Armorial, compiled by Jacques de Neufforge, was published in Brussels by the Lithographie Royale de Jobard in 1827,...
Edition of the famous armorial published in Nürnberg in 1605, displaying as many as 3471 coats of arms of the Germa...