An introduction to heraldry, with nearly one thousand illustrations; including the arms of about five hundred different families
A manual of heraldry first compiled by Hugh Clark in the late eighteenth century and reissued in 1892 by G. Bell of London and New York, revised by J. R. Planché for students and genealogists. Plates rank hand-coloured shields in grids, each named, with charges from chevrons and crescents to trees, hands and lions, plus engraved crests and supporters.
