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Re: Some Russian Noble Arms
Posted: 01 Feb 2015, 17:24
by Marcus Karlsson
No there appears to be no family relations to the Romanovs. According to the Article on the Russian Wikipedia on Jerome Grass a Collegiate Councillor and his two sons Ludwig and Joseph was on November 17 1865 granted hereditary noble rank.
Re: Some Russian Noble Arms
Posted: 12 Sep 2015, 13:20
by Marcus Karlsson
From Wikimedia Commons som new Arms.
Counts Barancov.
Counts Baranoff.
Noble linage Bobrov.
Re: Some Russian Noble Arms
Posted: 12 Sep 2015, 13:30
by Marcus Karlsson
Noble linage Molostvov, notice the use of a Russian type of helmet.
Noble lineage Weiner.
Counts Vorontsov-Dashkov.
Re: Some Russian Noble Arms
Posted: 13 Sep 2015, 10:51
by Chas Charles-Dunne
One can but only marvel at the beautiful artistry in some of these renditions.
Re: Some Russian Noble Arms
Posted: 21 Sep 2015, 18:28
by Marcus Karlsson
Yes I agree Chas the artwork is truly great in some.
Noble Linage Ikawitc.
Barons Ignatyev.
Re: Some Russian Noble Arms
Posted: 21 Sep 2015, 18:37
by Marcus Karlsson
Noble Lineage Izmalkow.
Noble lineage Ivkov. Supporters was obviously not liminted to the higher noblity.
Princes Barclay de Tolly-Weimarn.
Re: Some Russian Noble Arms
Posted: 21 Sep 2015, 18:42
by Marcus Karlsson
Princes Dabija.
Not all Pricely Arms was complicated, Arms of the Princes Drutski-Gorski.
Arms of the Princes Dolgoruky, as depicted 1798.
Re: Some Russian Noble Arms
Posted: 21 Sep 2015, 18:53
by Marcus Karlsson
Princes Cantacuzin, the Russian branch of the Formerly Byzantine Imperial Family Kantakuzenos.
Re: Some Russian Noble Arms
Posted: 04 Oct 2015, 12:00
by Marcus Karlsson
Noble Linage Bark.
Noble Linage Baulin.
Noble Linage Bilbasov
Re: Some Russian Noble Arms
Posted: 04 Oct 2015, 12:10
by Marcus Karlsson
Noble Linage Illashewich.
Noble Linage Geringer.
Noble Linage Krämer XIV.