The International Association of Amateur Heralds

Thanks for the information regarding the URS. Here are som more Unit Arms:


Armorial Bearings of the Traffic Grouping, not the best heraldry perhaps but it certainly tells the Role of the Grouping. Perhaps a Heraldic First for a Biker's Helmet?


Armorial Bearings of the Protection and Security Service.


Public Order and Prevention Service.

Chris Green wrote:The lozenge inescutcheon of the Cavalry Squadron is highly unusual, though there are several instances of lozenges used in civic heraldry in Aragon.

In Spanish civic heraldry, it's not precisely a lozenge, but a rotated square. It's called "escut caironat" i.e. tile-shaped, flagstone-shaped escutcheon. It seems to be recommended for civic heraldry by an international heraldic meeting held in Rome, in 1958, but I'm clueless about such meeting.

I have not heard about such a recomendation either Leonardo Almedia. and if there was such a thing it has not been followed to any extent.

Now some more Guardia Civil Heraldry.


Arms of the Weapons and Explosive Materials Control Service.


Arms of the Explosive Artifacts Defuser and CBRN (Chemical, Biolocical, Radiological and Nuclear) Defence Service.

The Territory of Spain is divided into a number of Guardia Civil Zones, they generaly used the Coat of Arms of the corresponding Area whitin a Brodure Argent.


1st Zone - Communidad (Region) of Madrid.


2nd Zone - Castile-La Mancha.


3rd Zone - Extremadura.

4th Zone - Andalusia.


5th Zone - Murcia.


6th Zone - Valencian Community.

7th Zone - Catalonia.


8th Zone - Aragon.


9th Zone - Navarre.

10th Zone - La Rioja.


11th Zone - Basque Country.


12th Zone - Castile and Leon.

13th Zone - Cantabria.


14th Zone - Asturias.


15th Zone - Galicia.

16th Zone - Canary Island.


17th Zone - Balearic Islands.

Ceuta General Command.


Melilla General Command.