Heraldic achievement - Revision history

Conrad Leviston: Added Picture of Northshield's achievement

2007-10-10T05:27:08Z

Added Picture of Northshield's achievement

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	==Achievements in the SCA==		==Achievements in the SCA==
			[[image:Northshieldachievement.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The Heraldic Achievement of Northshield]]

	[[SCA]] [[heraldry]] generally has no display of [[rank]] on the [[device]] of the individual. There are some exceptions; for instance, the device of a former [[consort]] may contain a wreath of roses, or the device of a [[knight]] may contain an annulet of [[chain]]. Such displays of rank on a given individual's device are restricted by the SCA's [[College of Arms]]; a short lesson in Society-wide restricted charges can be found [http://www.sca.org/heraldry/laurel/lessons/lesson16.html here].		[[SCA]] [[heraldry]] generally has no display of [[rank]] on the [[device]] of the individual. There are some exceptions; for instance, the device of a former [[consort]] may contain a wreath of roses, or the device of a [[knight]] may contain an annulet of [[chain]]. Such displays of rank on a given individual's device are restricted by the SCA's [[College of Arms]]; a short lesson in Society-wide restricted charges can be found [http://www.sca.org/heraldry/laurel/lessons/lesson16.html here].

Conrad Leviston: Reverted edits by 62.146.82.195 (Talk); changed back to last version by Merouda

2007-10-10T05:18:21Z

Reverted edits by 62.146.82.195 (Talk); changed back to last version by Merouda

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	An '''heraldic achievement''' is the complete set of [[heraldry\|heraldic]] [[coat of arms\|shield of arms]], [[heraldic helm\|helm]], [[crest]], [[mantling]] and [[wreath]]. If a person is of sufficient rank this achievement would also include supporters, coronet, etc. In [[England]] the [[motto]] is not part of the acheivement, but in other countries (like [[Scotland]]) it would be.		An '''heraldic achievement''' is the complete set of [[heraldry\|heraldic]] [[coat of arms\|shield of arms]], [[heraldic helm\|helm]], [[crest]], [[mantling]] and [[wreath]]. If a person is of sufficient rank this achievement would also include supporters, coronet, etc. In [[England]] the [[motto]] is not part of the acheivement, but in other countries (like [[Scotland]]) it would be.

62.146.82.195 at 23:21, 6 October 2007

2007-10-06T23:21:05Z

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	An '''heraldic achievement''' is the complete set of [[heraldry\|heraldic]] [[coat of arms\|shield of arms]], [[heraldic helm\|helm]], [[crest]], [[mantling]] and [[wreath]]. If a person is of sufficient rank this achievement would also include supporters, coronet, etc. In [[England]] the [[motto]] is not part of the acheivement, but in other countries (like [[Scotland]]) it would be.		An '''heraldic achievement''' is the complete set of [[heraldry\|heraldic]] [[coat of arms\|shield of arms]], [[heraldic helm\|helm]], [[crest]], [[mantling]] and [[wreath]]. If a person is of sufficient rank this achievement would also include supporters, coronet, etc. In [[England]] the [[motto]] is not part of the acheivement, but in other countries (like [[Scotland]]) it would be.

Merouda: /* Achievements in the SCA */

2006-12-16T19:45:27Z

Achievements in the SCA

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	==Achievements in the SCA==		==Achievements in the SCA==
	[[SCA]] [[heraldry]] generally has no display of [[rank]] on the [[device]] of the individual. There are some exceptions; for instance, the device of a former [[consort]] may contain a wreath of roses, or the device of a [[knight]] may contain a [[chain]]. Such displays of rank on a given individual's device are restricted by the SCA's [[College of Arms]]; a short lesson in Society-wide restricted charges can be found [http://www.sca.org/heraldry/laurel/lessons/lesson16.html here].		[[SCA]] [[heraldry]] generally has no display of [[rank]] on the [[device]] of the individual. There are some exceptions; for instance, the device of a former [[consort]] may contain a wreath of roses, or the device of a [[knight]] may contain an annulet of [[chain]]. Such displays of rank on a given individual's device are restricted by the SCA's [[College of Arms]]; a short lesson in Society-wide restricted charges can be found [http://www.sca.org/heraldry/laurel/lessons/lesson16.html here].

	However, symbols of rank may be shown in an ''achievement of arms'', although the specific details regarding what may be included in one's achievement may change depending on the [[Kingdom]]. Some kingdoms have sumptuary laws which restrict (for example) the use of supporters and crests to those who have attained certain ranks.		However, symbols of rank may be shown in an ''achievement of arms'', although the specific details regarding what may be included in one's achievement may change depending on the [[Kingdom]]. Some kingdoms have sumptuary laws which restrict (for example) the use of supporters and crests to those who have attained certain ranks.

Merouda: /* Achievements in the SCA */

2006-12-16T19:43:16Z

Achievements in the SCA

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	==Achievements in the SCA==		==Achievements in the SCA==
	[[SCA]] [[heraldry]] generally has no display of [[rank]] on the [[device]] of the individual. There are some exceptions; for instance, the device of a former [[consort]] may contain a wreath of roses, or the device of a [[knight]] may contain a [[chain]]. Such displays of rank on a given individual's device are restricted by the SCA's [[College of Arms]]; a short lesson in restricted ~~devices~~ can be found [http://www.sca.org/heraldry/laurel/lessons/lesson16.html here].		[[SCA]] [[heraldry]] generally has no display of [[rank]] on the [[device]] of the individual. There are some exceptions; for instance, the device of a former [[consort]] may contain a wreath of roses, or the device of a [[knight]] may contain a [[chain]]. Such displays of rank on a given individual's device are restricted by the SCA's [[College of Arms]]; a short lesson in Society-wide restricted charges can be found [http://www.sca.org/heraldry/laurel/lessons/lesson16.html here].

	However, symbols of rank may be shown in an ''achievement of arms'', although the specific details regarding what may be included in one's achievement may change depending on the [[Kingdom]]. Some kingdoms have sumptuary laws which restrict (for example) the use of supporters and crests to those who have attained certain ranks.		However, symbols of rank may be shown in an ''achievement of arms'', although the specific details regarding what may be included in one's achievement may change depending on the [[Kingdom]]. Some kingdoms have sumptuary laws which restrict (for example) the use of supporters and crests to those who have attained certain ranks.

Merouda: /* Achievements in the SCA */

2006-12-16T19:39:38Z

Achievements in the SCA

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	An '''heraldic achievement''' is the complete set of [[heraldry\|heraldic]] [[coat of arms\|shield of arms]], [[heraldic helm\|helm]], [[crest]], [[mantling]] and [[wreath]]. If a person is of sufficient rank this achievement would also include supporters, coronet, etc. In [[England]] the [[motto]] is not part of the acheivement, but in other countries (like [[Scotland]]) it would be.		An '''heraldic achievement''' is the complete set of [[heraldry\|heraldic]] [[coat of arms\|shield of arms]], [[heraldic helm\|helm]], [[crest]], [[mantling]] and [[wreath]]. If a person is of sufficient rank this achievement would also include supporters, coronet, etc. In [[England]] the [[motto]] is not part of the acheivement, but in other countries (like [[Scotland]]) it would be.

	==~~Acheivements~~ in the SCA==		==Achievements in the SCA==
	[[SCA]] [[heraldry]] has no display of [[rank]] on the [[device]] of the individual, ~~with~~ ~~the~~ ~~exception~~ of ~~[[knight]]s~~, ~~whose~~ device ~~may contain~~ a ~~[[chain]] to symbolise their~~ [[~~fealty~~]]~~. Such displays of rank~~ may be ~~shown~~ ~~in an ''achievement~~ of ~~arms''~~, ~~although~~ the ~~specific~~ ~~details~~ ~~may~~ ~~change~~ ~~depending~~ on ~~the~~ [[~~Kingdom~~]]. ~~Some~~ ~~kingdoms~~ ~~have~~ ~~sumptuary~~ ~~laws~~ ~~which~~ ~~restrict~~ ~~(for~~ ~~example)~~ the ~~use~~ of ~~supporters~~ ~~and~~ ~~crests~~ to ~~those~~ ~~who~~ ~~have~~ ~~attained~~ ~~certain~~ ~~ranks~~.		[[SCA]] [[heraldry]] generally has no display of [[rank]] on the [[device]] of the individual. There are some exceptions; for instance, the device of a former [[consort]] may contain a wreath of roses, or the device of a [[knight]] may contain a [[chain]]. Such displays of rank on a given individual's device are restricted by the SCA's [[College of Arms]]; a short lesson in restricted devices can be found [http://www.sca.org/heraldry/laurel/lessons/lesson16.html here].

			However, symbols of rank may be shown in an ''achievement of arms'', although the specific details regarding what may be included in one's achievement may change depending on the [[Kingdom]]. Some kingdoms have sumptuary laws which restrict (for example) the use of supporters and crests to those who have attained certain ranks.

	[[category:heraldry]]		[[category:heraldry]]

User 144 at 05:58, 14 May 2006

2006-05-14T05:58:07Z

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	An '''heraldic achievement''' is the complete set of [[heraldry\|heraldic]] [[shield of arms]], [[heraldic helm\|helm]], [[crest]], [[mantling]] and [[wreath]]. If a person is of sufficient rank this achievement would also include supporters, coronet, etc. In [[England]] the [[motto]] is not part of the acheivement, but in other countries (like [[Scotland]]) it would be.		An '''heraldic achievement''' is the complete set of [[heraldry\|heraldic]] [[coat of arms\|shield of arms]], [[heraldic helm\|helm]], [[crest]], [[mantling]] and [[wreath]]. If a person is of sufficient rank this achievement would also include supporters, coronet, etc. In [[England]] the [[motto]] is not part of the acheivement, but in other countries (like [[Scotland]]) it would be.

	==Acheivements in the SCA==		==Acheivements in the SCA==

User 144 at 05:57, 14 May 2006

2006-05-14T05:57:41Z

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	An '''heraldic achievement''' is an ~~element~~ ~~depicted~~ ~~around an individual's~~ [[~~device~~]], ~~such~~ as [[heraldic helm]]s, [[~~supporter~~]]s, [[mantling]] and a [[motto]].		An '''heraldic achievement''' is the complete set of [[heraldry\|heraldic]] [[shield of arms]], [[heraldic helm\|helm]], [[crest]], [[mantling]] and [[wreath]]. If a person is of sufficient rank this achievement would also include supporters, coronet, etc. In [[England]] the [[motto]] is not part of the acheivement, but in other countries (like [[Scotland]]) it would be.

			==Acheivements in the SCA==
	[[SCA]] [[heraldry]] has no display of [[rank]] on the [[device]] of the individual, with the exception of [[knight]]s, whose device may contain a [[chain]] to symbolise their [[fealty]]. Such displays of rank may be shown in an ''achievement of arms'', although the specific details may change depending on the [[Kingdom]]. Some kingdoms have sumptuary laws which restrict (for example) the use of supporters and crests to those who have attained certain ranks.		[[SCA]] [[heraldry]] has no display of [[rank]] on the [[device]] of the individual, with the exception of [[knight]]s, whose device may contain a [[chain]] to symbolise their [[fealty]]. Such displays of rank may be shown in an ''achievement of arms'', although the specific details may change depending on the [[Kingdom]]. Some kingdoms have sumptuary laws which restrict (for example) the use of supporters and crests to those who have attained certain ranks.

			[[category:heraldry]]

Aurenca: Note about sumptuary laws

2005-05-09T01:55:47Z

Note about sumptuary laws

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	An '''heraldic achievement''' is an element depicted around an individual's [[device]], such as [[heraldic helm]]s, [[supporter]]s, [[mantling]] and a [[motto]].		An '''heraldic achievement''' is an element depicted around an individual's [[device]], such as [[heraldic helm]]s, [[supporter]]s, [[mantling]] and a [[motto]].

	[[SCA]] [[heraldry]] has no display of [[rank]] on the [[device]] of the individual, with the exception of [[knight]]s, whose device may contain a [[chain]] to symbolise their [[fealty]]. Such displays of rank may be shown in an ''achievement of arms'', although the specific details may change depending on the [[Kingdom]].		[[SCA]] [[heraldry]] has no display of [[rank]] on the [[device]] of the individual, with the exception of [[knight]]s, whose device may contain a [[chain]] to symbolise their [[fealty]]. Such displays of rank may be shown in an ''achievement of arms'', although the specific details may change depending on the [[Kingdom]]. Some kingdoms have sumptuary laws which restrict (for example) the use of supporters and crests to those who have attained certain ranks.

Cian at 05:49, 19 August 2004

2004-08-19T05:49:40Z

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	An '''heraldic achievement''' is an element depicted around an individual's [[device]], such as [[heraldic ~~helms~~]], [[~~supporters~~]], [[mantling]] and a [[motto]]. [[SCA]] [[heraldry]] has no display of rank on the [[device]] of the individual, with the exception of [[knight]]s, whose device may contain a chain to symbolise their [[fealty]]. Such displays of rank may be shown in an ''achievement of arms'', although the specific details may change depending on the [[Kingdom]].		An '''heraldic achievement''' is an element depicted around an individual's [[device]], such as [[heraldic helm]]s, [[supporter]]s, [[mantling]] and a [[motto]].

			[[SCA]] [[heraldry]] has no display of [[rank]] on the [[device]] of the individual, with the exception of [[knight]]s, whose device may contain a [[chain]] to symbolise their [[fealty]]. Such displays of rank may be shown in an ''achievement of arms'', although the specific details may change depending on the [[Kingdom]].