Some German heraldry
Posted: 14 Jun 2018, 18:45
It's been a while since we discussed German heraldry on our forum. Here are a few examples of modern arms, as registered with the 'eHerold' private registry. I've chosen them because they feature partitions of the field or other elements which we don't usually encounter in the 'Anglo' tradition.
Raimund Classen. He is/was in the roofing business, which no doubt explains the chief of red beavertail tiles.
Manfred Fiebritz.
Walter Mauthe.
Georg Preuss. The partition line is called "Lindenblattschnitt", a Lindenblatt being a linden-leaf.
Gerhard Schinhammer. He has a canting "Hammerschnitt" to decorate the partition line.
Rudolf Widmann. The "drinking glass silhouettes" no doubt refer to the fact that Herr Widmann is/was a Gastwirt (hotelier or innkeeper).
Raimund Classen. He is/was in the roofing business, which no doubt explains the chief of red beavertail tiles.
Manfred Fiebritz.
Walter Mauthe.
Georg Preuss. The partition line is called "Lindenblattschnitt", a Lindenblatt being a linden-leaf.
Gerhard Schinhammer. He has a canting "Hammerschnitt" to decorate the partition line.
Rudolf Widmann. The "drinking glass silhouettes" no doubt refer to the fact that Herr Widmann is/was a Gastwirt (hotelier or innkeeper).