Helm Crests

An exploration of making functional crests and their use in the fifteenth century.

Friday, 15 November 2013

Winged helm crest: part 3 equestrian gear

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I am planning to make this a heraldic display for use on horseback during demos, school presentations and possibly for use during Skills at ...
Wednesday, 13 November 2013

Extant crests

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http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6b/KHM_Wien_B_74_-_Great_helm_of_Albert_von_Prankh%2C_14th_century%2C_front.jpg Her...

Extant bird crest, sans wings

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The website lists this crest as sold. I have found items on auction websites before, only to lose the information when the next lot is l...

Winged helm crest: Part 2

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I spent this evening drawing up copies of the depictions of wings on crests from 1410 to the 1480s. A quick tally of the images I have colle...
Monday, 11 November 2013

Winged helm crest: Part 1

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For this heraldic display, I will be using green and blue, since they are the colours on my SCA registered device. I will highlight with bro...

Crests 1370s: Part 2

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http://lalanguedublason.blogspot.com.au/2012/05/armoriaux-anciens.html A beautiful collection of 14th century crests and heraldic shi...

The Deering Roll

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This is thought to be the earliest heraldic roll of it's kind. It shows the devices but no crests. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fil...
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Heilwich Gheerts
Heilwich Gheerts lived in Ghent during the fifteenth century. She was born 1420 and died 1482. Osk Ornsdotir lived in Birka during the early 10th Century. She enjoys watching the people who come to her island home, but doesn't envy the time they have to spend on boats. Her modern counterpart has been playing SCA in the Kingdom of Lochac since 2001, and is enjoying her second and third lives.
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