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While some of the text in his books have become dated, they remain some of the most thorough and informative heraldic books available. <u>A Complete Guide to Heraldry</u> is (at least amongst SCA heralds) one of his most popular works. |
While some of the text in his books have become dated, they remain some of the most thorough and informative heraldic books available. <u>A Complete Guide to Heraldry</u> is (at least amongst SCA heralds) one of his most popular works. |
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It would not, however, be unfair to record that, at the time he was initially published, he was seen by the heraldic establishment as both a ''parvenu'' and also of doubtful scholarship. His later work was more widely accepted. |
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Latest revision as of 14:32, 13 June 2013
Arthur Charles Fox-Davies (1871-1928) is one of the most prominent heraldic authors. Because his books are widely available, they are often used by SCA heralds. He focuses primarily on English heraldry.
While some of the text in his books have become dated, they remain some of the most thorough and informative heraldic books available. A Complete Guide to Heraldry is (at least amongst SCA heralds) one of his most popular works.
It would not, however, be unfair to record that, at the time he was initially published, he was seen by the heraldic establishment as both a parvenu and also of doubtful scholarship. His later work was more widely accepted.
