NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
THE MUCH HONOURED DAVID AYRE, BARON OF KILMARNOCK
proudly displays his Honorary Fellowship Diploma,
awarded by the Russian College of Heraldry
for services to the College.
The Baron`s Armorial Bearings and Standard
rendered by the Russian College of Heraldry in 2004,
can be seen full size HERE
Our Friend and Partner
Executive Director of
THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HERALDRY
David Robert Wooten
With his charming daughter Kayleigh
DAVID AND KAYLEIGH WOOTEN
Little Rock Junior Cotillion Holly Ball
December 2007
DAVID AND KAYLEIGH WOOTEN
April 2010
What a beautiful girl Kayleigh is!
AN INTERESTING ACCOUNT ABOUT TSARINA MARIA FEODOROVNA
BY PROF. BRENT NÖRLEM CAN BE READ HERE
A New Great Book on Heraldry
entitled:
UNDER THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BEE
ПОД ЗНАКОМ ЗОЛОТОЙ ПЧЕЛЫ
The book was published
in Russia, Moscow, in 2006
by the Russian College of Heraldry (CHR)
in association with
the Russian Heraldry Society (RHS)
Click to enlarge any picture
The book reflects the impressive results
of the 15-years-period`s activities
by the CHR and RHS since 1990
to the present day
Marvellous hard cover, embossed gilt letters and ornament
Excellent glossy paper, 1056 pages
Profusely illustrated in colour
Dimensions: 9` x 11`8 (23 cm x 30 cm)
Weight: about 8 lb (3.8 kg)
Hundreds of thousands of colour pictures:
Coats of arms, drawings, photos, portraits, etc
Dozens of heraldic artists and hundreds of authors
The texts and captions in Russian
To purchase a copy please send an e-mail
directly to the Editor/Publisher of the book
Col. Igor Smetannikov (RusAF Retd)
President of the Russian Heraldry Society
in Moscow
at:
smetana@infolink.ru
As Col. Smetannikov is not fluent in English
please send him a brief and clear note
that you wish to purchase a copy of the book
Under the Sign of the Golden Bee,
and don`t forget to indicate
your own surface postal address
so that they could calculate the postage.
WELCOME!
In anticipation of our armigers` questions, I have to say that the Book does not contain any other major artwork of ours (I mean myself and Natalie) apart from those 8 pictures that are published on the Book`s double-page spread shown on our website.
The matter is that the Russian Heraldry Society comprises by now more than 2000 (two thousand!) members. A huge number of heraldry-connected people were involved into the preparation and publication of the great Book, so we, Natalie and I, have got only a couple of pages therein, which fact is understandable.
The Book is aimed mainly to the Russian civic coats of arms pin-badges collectors. It also displays the first thousand of personal and corporative coats of arms which were designed by the Russian College of Heraldry for the homeland armigers.
The coats of arms that were produced apart by the International Department of CHR (since 1997 to the present day) and which arms were subsequently entered in the Special Part of the Matricula Armorum, are not represented in this Book. That is why here we would like to remind the armigers and postulants of the fact that any publication of their coat of arms is NOT a normally provided or stipulated service by the International Department of CHR, although such publication may some time be accomplished if and when an opportunity appears.
Commander Valery Yegorov
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Commander Valery Yegorov rules out any and all of liabilities resulting from any communications,
except those conducted with him personally.
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