Art Credits

Last updated 11 November 2026.

Many of the beasts, birds and objects in the designer are drawings from heraldry books published between 1562 and 1909. These books are in the public domain. We use the vector versions collected in The Book of Traceable Heraldic Art, and we are grateful to its editor and contributors for that work.

Some drawings come from OpenClipArt, whose artists released them into the public domain, and some from Christie L. Ward'sViking Answer Lady SVG Images for Heralds, shared under theCreative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 licence. When your design uses one of those, the SVG you download names the drawing and its licence, and that file is shared under the same licence.

The geometric charges, crosses and stars come from the CC0 set of Armoria. Everything else was drawn by us.

Charges from public-domain books

• leopard face: Lion's Head Cabossed (3), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Ounce's Head Cabossed, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Lion Couchant Head Lowered (1), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Lion Couchant Head Lowered (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Lion's Head Jessant-de-Lys, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Lion's Head Jessant-de-Lys (2), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb; Ounce Passant Guardant, from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb; Ounce Statant Regardant, from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Ounce's Head Jessant-de-Lys (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• lion, rampant: Lion (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Miss Helard; Lion (10), from The Stall Plates of the Knights of the Order of the Garter (1901); Lion Couchant (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Lion's Jambe Erased (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Bicorporate Lion, from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Lion Queue Forchy (4), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Lion Queue Forchy (5), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Lion Queue Forchy (7), from The Stall Plates of the Knights of the Order of the Garter (1901); Lion Queue Nowed (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Lion Regardant (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Lion Salient (1), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Lion Salient (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Lion Vulned, from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell
• lion, rampant guardant: Lion Guardant, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• lion, passant: Lion Passant (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• lion, passant guardant: Lion Passant Guardant (4), from The Elements of Armories (1610)
• lion, statant: Lion Statant (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Lion Statant (4), from Heraldry, Ancient and Modern (including Boutell's Heraldry) (1890)
• lion, statant guardant: Lion Statant Guardant, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Mr. G.W. Eve
• lion, sejant: Lion Sejant (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Lion Sejant in a Chair Maintaining a Pole Axe, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Lion Sejant Erect (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• eagle, displayed: Eagle (1), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Eagle (20), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Eagle (25), from The Art of Heraldry: An Encyclopaedia of Armory (1904); Double-headed Eagle (2), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Eagle’s Head Erased (2), from A Treatise on Heraldry, British and Foreign (1892); Eagle’s Head Erased (3), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Eagle’s Head Erased (5), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Eagle's Leg Erased (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Eagle's Leg Erased Grasping A Fish (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• stag, statant: Stag Statant (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• stag head: Stag's Head Cabossed (3), from The Art of Heraldry: An Encyclopaedia of Armory (1904); Stag's Head Couped (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• boar, passant: Boar Passant (5), from Some Feudal Lords and Their Seals (1904); Boar Passant (6), from Arma Regni Poloniae (1572); Boar Rampant (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Boar Statant (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• griffin, segreant: Griffin (1), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Griffin (3), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb; Griffin Passant (2), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Griffin's Head Couped, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Griffin's Head Erased (2), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• martlet: Martlet (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Martlet (4), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Martlet (5), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb; Martlet (6), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• escallop: Escallop (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Escallop (9), from Some Feudal Lords and Their Seals (1904)
• rose: Rose (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Rose (5), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Rose (7), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Rose (10), from The Accedence of Armorie (1562); Chaplet of Roses (1), from Some Feudal Lords and Their Seals (1904); Rose Slipped & Leaved (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Rose Slipped & Leaved (7), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• cinquefoil: Cinquefoil (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Cinquefoil (16), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• garb: Garb of Wheat (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Garb of Wheat (2), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Sheaf of Wheat (3), from Heraldry, Ancient and Modern (including Boutell's Heraldry) (1890), drawn by Unknown; Stalk of Wheat (2), from Heraldry, Ancient and Modern (including Boutell's Heraldry) (1890), drawn by Unknown; Stalk of Wheat (3), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• tower: Tower (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Tower (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Tower (13), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Tower (23), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Tower Issuant from a Rock, from Catalogue des Noms, Surnoms, Faits et Vies (1598); Tower Triple-Towered (2), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Tower Triple-Towered (5), from Nobleza del Andaluzia (1588)
• water bouget: Water-Bouget (1), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker; Water-Bouget (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Water-Bouget (3), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Water-Bouget (5), from The Accedence of Armorie (1562); Water-Bouget (10), from The Art of Heraldry: An Encyclopaedia of Armory (1904)
• buckle: Buckle (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Buckle (4), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• horseshoe: Horseshoe (4), from Some Feudal Lords and Their Seals (1904)
• sword: Sword (14), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• estoile: Estoile (3), from The Accedence of Armorie (1562); Estoile of 16 Points, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• cross crosslet fitchy: Cross Crosslet Fitchy (3), from Wappenbuch Conrads von Grünenberg (1480)
• anchor: Anchor (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Anchor (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• crescent: Crescent (9), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Three Crescents Fretted, from Devises Héroïques et Emblèmes (1551)
• cross moline: Cross Moline (6), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• cross potent: Cross Potent (4), from The Art of Heraldry: An Encyclopaedia of Armory (1904)
• cross botonny: Cross Bottony (4), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Cross Bottony (5), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• fleur de lis: Fleur de Lys (3), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Fleur de Lys (9), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Fleur de Lys (10), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Fleur de Lys (21), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Fleur de Lys (22), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• goutte: Goutte (5), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• sun: Sun In His Splendor (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Sun In His Splendor (9), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• trefoil: Trefoil (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• squirrel, sejant: Squirrel (4), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Squirrel Maintaining A Nut (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Squirrel Rampant (1), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• arm embowed: Arm Embowed (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• cubit arm: Arm Couped, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Arm Couped with Fingers Extended, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Cubit Arm, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Arm Fesswise Maintaining A Club, from Opus Insignium Armorumque (1687), drawn by Johann Weikhard von Valvasor; Arm Fesswise Couped Maintaining A Scarf (1), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Cubit Arm in Armor, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Cubit Arm Vested, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Arm Vested Fesswise With A Hand Of Benediction, from Opus Insignium Armorumque (1687), drawn by Johann Weikhard von Valvasor; Arm in Armor Embowed, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Triskelion of Arms, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• hand: Hand Couped (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Hand Issuant from a Cloud, from Devises Héroïques et Emblèmes (1551); Foi, from Some Feudal Lords and Their Seals (1904); Hand of Benediction, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Hand Couped Maintaining a Quill Pen, from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell
• wolf, rampant: Wolf Rampant (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• wolf, passant: Wolf Passant (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Wolf Passant (4), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• wolf, statant: Wolf Statant (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Wolf Statant (2), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• wolf, salient: Wolf Salient (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• wolf, courant: Wolf Courant (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• oak tree: Oak Tree Fructed and Eradicated (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Oak Tree Fructed and Eradicated (5), from Ortus Sanitatis (1499), drawn by Unknown; Oak Sprig Fructed (2), from Some Feudal Lords and Their Seals (1904)
• dolphin, naiant: Dolphin (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Dolphin (3), from The Heraldry of Fish (1842); Dolphin (4), from The Heraldry of Fish (1842)
• dolphin, haurient: Dolphin Haurient (1), from English Heraldry (1867), drawn by R. B. Utting; Dolphin Haurient (2), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Joseph Foster; Dolphin Haurient (5), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb; Dolphin Haurient (8), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Dolphin Haurient (9), from The Heraldry of Fish (1842); Natural Dolphin (3), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• bear, rampant: Bear Rampant (7), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Bear Sejant Erect, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Bear's Head Erased and Muzzled, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Bear's Jambe Fesswise Embowed, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• bear, passant: Bear Passant (5), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• bear, statant: Bear Statant (3), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Bear Statant (4), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• unicorn, rampant: Unicorn (1), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb; Unicorn (8), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Miss Helard
• unicorn, passant: Unicorn Passant (3), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• unicorn, salient: Unicorn Salient (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• unicorn, statant: Unicorn Statant, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• dragon, rampant: Dragon (4), from Heraldic Badges (1907); Dragon's Head Erased (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• dragon, passant: Dragon Passant (4), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• fox, passant: Fox Passant (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Fox Salient Ravishing a Goose, from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Fox's Mask (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• fox, sejant: Fox Sejant (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• goat, passant: Goat Passant (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Goat Passant (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• goat, salient: Goat Salient (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• goat, clymant: Goat Clymant (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Goat Courant, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• antelope, passant: Antelope Passant, from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• antelope, rampant: Antelope Rampant (1), from The Art of Heraldry: An Encyclopaedia of Armory (1904); Antelope Statant, from The History of Four-Footed Beasts and Serpents (1658)
• antelope, salient: Antelope Salient, from Ortus Sanitatis (1499)
• bull, passant: Bull Passant (4), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Bull Statant Pied Collared and Chained, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Bull's Head Cabossed (4), from Arma Regni Poloniae (1572)
• pelican: Pelican In Its Piety (2), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb; Pelican In Its Piety (4), from Ortus Sanitatis (1499); Pelican Vulning Itself (3), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Natural Pelican, from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• ragged staff: Ragged Staff (2), from English Heraldry (1867), drawn by R. B. Utting; Ragged Staff (6), from Some Feudal Lords and Their Seals (1904); Jacob's Staff (2), from The Armes of All the Cheife Corporatons of England (1596); Pilgrim's Staff (1), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker; Pilgrim's Staff (2), from English Heraldry (1867), drawn by R. B. Utting
• leg: Leg Couped (1), from The Accedence of Armorie (1562); Leg Couped (4), from The Art of Heraldry: An Encyclopaedia of Armory (1904); Leg Couped Below The Knee, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Armored Leg Couped (4), from The Art of Heraldry: An Encyclopaedia of Armory (1904); Triskelion of Legs Armored (2), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• bell: Bell (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Bell (6), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Bell (8), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• hawks bell: Hawk's Bell (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• battle axe: Battle-Axe (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Battle-Axe (2), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell
• castle: Castle (6), from Catalogue des Nobles Admiraulx de France (1555); Castle (7), from Nobleza del Andaluzia (1588)
• key: Key (9), from Nobleza del Andaluzia (1588); Double-Key (1), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher; Double-Key (2), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• acorn: Acorn (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Acorn (6), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Acorn Slipped & Leaved (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• laurel wreath: Laurel Wreath (6), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker; Laurel Wreath (9), from Devises Héroïques et Emblèmes (1551); Laurel Leaf (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• fish, naiant: Fish (2), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Winged Fish (1), from The Heraldry of Fish (1842); Fish's Head Couped (1), from Arma Regni Poloniae (1572)
• fish, haurient: Fish Haurient (1), from The Heraldry of Fish (1842)
• stafford knot: Stafford Knot (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Stafford Knot (3), from The Heraldry of Fish (1842); Stafford Knot (4), from Some Feudal Lords and Their Seals (1904); Bourchier Knot, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Suffolk Knot, from Heraldic Badges (1907), drawn by Unknown; Wake Knot or Ormonde Knot (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• heneage knot: Heneage Knot (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Heneage Knot (2), from Heraldry, Ancient and Modern (including Boutell's Heraldry) (1890), drawn by Unknown
• dog, statant: Dog Statant (3), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Dog Statant (8), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Dog Statant Collared, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• dog, passant: Dog Passant (4), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Dog Courant Collared (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Dog Courant Collared (2), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Dog Rampant Regardant (1), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Joseph Foster; Dog Rampant Collared (1), from Heraldic Badges (1907); Dog Rampant Collared (2), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Dog Sejant Erect (1), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Dog's Head Couped (2), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Dog's Head Erased (2), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• acanthus: Acanthus Leaf, from The Principles of Design (1905), drawn by George Woolliscroft–Rhead
• adze: Double-Bladed Adze, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• alerion: Alerion (1), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• allocamelus: Allocamelus Statant, from The History of Four-Footed Beasts and Serpents (1658)
• almond: Almond (2), from Catalogue des Nobles Admiraulx de France (1555)
• alphyn: Alphyn Passant, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• altar: Altar (2), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• amphora: Amphora (2), from The Principles of Design (1905), drawn by George Woolliscroft–Rhead; Amphora (3), from The Principles of Design (1905), drawn by George Woolliscroft–Rhead
• angel: Angel (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Angel Statant Upon A Cloud, from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb; Angel Volant With a Scroll Issuant From Its Mouth, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• angles: Pair of Angles, from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• annulet: Two Annulets Braced, from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker; Two Annulets Conjunct, from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• rope: Annulet of Rope (2), from The Heraldry of Fish (1842)
• apple: Apple (5), from Some Feudal Coats of Arms (1902); Apple Slipped and Leaved Inverted, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• arch: Arch (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Arch (4), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker; Pair of Arches (2), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• quiver: Quiver with Five Arrows, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• broad arrow: Broad-arrow (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• pheon: Pheon (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• ash: Ash Branch Fructed (1), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• ass: Ass Passant (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Ass Passant (2), from The History of Four-Footed Beasts and Serpents (1658); Ass's Head Cabossed (1), from Arma Regni Poloniae (1572); Ass's Head Couped, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Ass's Head Erased (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Ass's Head Erased (2), from Some Feudal Lords and Their Seals (1904)
• stag, trippant: Stag's Attire (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Stag Lodged Collared and Chained, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Stag Courant, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Stag Rampant Collared and Chained, from Heraldic Badges (1907)
• axe: Chipping Axe, from The Armes of All the Cheife Corporatons of England (1596)
• axe head: Axe-Head (1), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• badger: Badger (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Badger (3), from Some Feudal Lords and Their Seals (1904); Badger Passant (1), from The History of Four-Footed Beasts and Serpents (1658)
• bag: Bag, or Pouch (1), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Bag, or Pouch (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• barnacles: Pair of Barnacles (2), from A Treatise on Heraldry, British and Foreign (1892); Pair of Barnacles (3), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• barrel: Barrel (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Barrel (2), from Ortus Sanitatis (1499)
• roundel: Roundel Barry Wavy, or Fountain, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Roundel (3), from The Elements of Armories (1610)
• bridge: Bridge Throughout of Four Arches Issuant from a Ford, from Nobleza del Andaluzia (1588); Twin-Towered Bridge Of A Single Arch, from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Triple-Towered Bridge Of Two Arches, from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Bridge Throughout of Four Arches and One Tower, from Nobleza del Andaluzia (1588)
• basilisk: Basilisk Wings Displayed, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• bread: Bread Basket, from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• basket: Hand-Basket, from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• battering ram: Battering Ram (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• bauble: Jester's Bauble, from The Principles of Design (1905), drawn by George Woolliscroft–Rhead
• beacon: Beacon (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Beacon (2), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• beaker: Prunted Beaker (1), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• bean: Beanpod, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• beaver: Beaver Rampant Vorant of a Fish (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Beaver Salient (1), from Ortus Sanitatis (1499); Beaver Statant (3), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell
• bee: Bee (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• bellows: Bellows (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Bellows (2), from Opera dell'Arte del Cucinare (1570)
• belt: Belt (1), from Wappenbuch Conrads von Grünenberg (1480)
• chain: Bend of Chain, from Nobleza del Andaluzia (1588); Saltire Of Chain (2), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• besom: Besom (2), from Opera dell'Arte del Cucinare (1570)
• billet: Billet of Iron, from The Armes of All the Cheife Corporatons of England (1596)
• bird: Bird Rising (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Bird Rising (2), from Nobleza del Andaluzia (1588)
• bird blunt: Bird-Blunt (1), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• bison: Bison Passant Guardant (1), from The History of Four-Footed Beasts and Serpents (1658)
• block plane: Block Plane (3), from Devises Héroïques et Emblèmes (1551)
• bone: Two Bones In Cross, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• book: Open Book (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• borage: Borage Flower (1), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• bow: Bow (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• breastplate: Breastplate (1), from Devises et Emblèmes Anciennes et Modernes (1699), drawn by Unknown
• brogue: Brogue (1), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• brooch: Closed Brooch (3), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• broom: Broom Sprig Fructed (1), from Heraldic Badges (1907), drawn by Unknown. Adapted from Prince Arthur's Book; Broom Sprig Fructed (2), from Some Feudal Lords and Their Seals (1904)
• bucket: Bucket (4), from Some Feudal Lords and Their Seals (1904); Bucket and Rope, from Some Feudal Lords and Their Seals (1904)
• buffalo: Pair of Buffalo’s Horns (1), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• butterfly: Butterfly (2), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• cabbage: Cabbage (3), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• caduceus: Caduceus (1), from The Principles of Design (1905), drawn by George Woolliscroft–Rhead
• caltrop: Caltrop (2), from Devises Héroïques et Emblèmes (1551)
• camel: Camel Statant (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• candlestick: Candlestick (1), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell
• cap: Cap of Maintenance (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Cap of Mercury (1), from The Principles of Design (1905), drawn by George Woolliscroft–Rhead
• caretyne: Caretyne Passant (2), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• carriage: Carriage Frame (1), from Wappenbuch Conrads von Grünenberg (1480)
• carrot: Carrot (4), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher; Carrot (5), from Ortus Sanitatis (1499), drawn by Unknown
• catapult: Catapult (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• catherine wheel: Catherine Wheel (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• cauldron: Cauldron (6), from Nobleza del Andaluzia (1588)
• centaur: Centaur Passant (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Centaur Passant (4), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Centaur Passant Guardant Armed (1), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell
• chabot: Chabot (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• chaine shot: Chaine Shot (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• chair: Chair (1), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher; Curule Chair, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• cherub: Cherub (1), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• chess piece: Chess Rook (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• chrysanthemum: Chrysanthemum Leaf, from The Principles of Design (1905), drawn by George Woolliscroft–Rhead
• church: Church (1), from Opus Insignium Armorumque (1687), drawn by Johann Weikhard von Valvasor; Church (2), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• city: City (2), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• clarion: Clarion (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Clarion (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Clarion (3), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• clog: Ape's Clog, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• cock: Cock (3), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Cock (5), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• crow: Crow (3), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• dove: Dove (2), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• falcon: Falcon (2), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Falcon Belled, from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• hawk: Hawk (1), from The Art of Heraldry: An Encyclopaedia of Armory (1904)
• merlette: Merlette, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• ostrich: Ostrich (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• poppinjay: Poppinjay (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Poppinjay (3), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• stork: Stork, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Stork Maintaining in its Beak a Snake, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• turkeycock: Turkeycock (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• cloth: Cloth Hung Over A Rod, from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• cloud: Cloud (4), from Devises Héroïques et Emblèmes (1551)
• savage: Savage Maintaining a Club, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• cockatrice: Cockatrice Displayed (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Cockatrice Displayed (2), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell
• columbine: Columbine Slipped and Leaved (2), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• column: Column (1), from The Art of Heraldry: An Encyclopaedia of Armory (1904), drawn by Unknown; Column (3), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Column (12), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• comb: Comb (1), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• compass: Drawing Compass (1), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• cormorant: Cormorant's Head Erased, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• cornucopia: Cornucopia, from The Principles of Design (1905), drawn by George Woolliscroft–Rhead
• rabbit: Rabbit Couchant (3), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Rabbit Courant (3), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Rabbit (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Rabbit Salient (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Rabbit Salient (4), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Three Rabbits Salient Conjoined, from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• sphinx: Egyptian Sphinx Couchant, from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb; Greek Sphinx Couchant, from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb; Greek Sphinx Sejant, from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Greek Sphinx Statant Guardant Wings Addorsed, from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• coulter: Coulter (2), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• otter: Otter Courant (1), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Otter Statant, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• pegasus: Pegasus Courant (2), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb; Pegasus Segreant (1), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• crab: Crab (3), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• crampet: Crampet (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Crampet (4), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• crampon: Crampon (3), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• crequier: Créquier (1), from A Treatise on Heraldry, British and Foreign (1892); Créquier (2), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• crocodile: Crocodile Statant (1), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• cross other: Avellane Cross (1), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker; Cross Formy Fitchy (2), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Cross Formy Fitchy At The Foot, from Nobleza del Andaluzia (1588); Cross Pomelly (3), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Cross Pomelly (4), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Ragged Cross, from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Cross Of Toulouse (4), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• crossbow: Crossbow (1), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell
• man: Man's Head Couped Maintaining a Crown, from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Man's Head Couped, from The Stall Plates of the Knights of the Order of the Garter (1901); Armed Demi-Man Drawing a Bow, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Man Seated Upon a Throne, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Hooded Man's Head Couped at the Shoulders, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Savage's Head Affronty, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• moor: Moor's Head Couped Maintaining a Crown, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Moor's Head Couped (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• crown: Eastern Crown (3), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• cushion: Cushion (3), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• dice: Die (4), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• sea monster: Sea-Dog (1), from The Art of Heraldry: An Encyclopaedia of Armory (1904); Demi-Sea-Dog, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Sea-Dragon (2), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Sea-Horse (3), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Sea-Lion (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Sea-Lion (4), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Sea-Lion Embowed, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• dovecote: Dovecote (4), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• label: Label Dovetailed (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Label (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Label (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• drum: Drum, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• duck: Duck's Head Erased, from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• eel: Eel (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• egg: Egg (2), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• elephant: Elephant (6), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Elephant Maintaining On Its Back A Tower (2), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Elephant's Head Couped (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Elephant's Head Erased, from The Accedence of Armorie (1562); Elephant's Trunk, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• fret: Fret Engrailed (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610), drawn by Unknown
• serpent: Serpent Erect Vorant of a Human (2), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Serpent Glissant (6), from The Elements of Armories (1610); Serpent Entwined About A Pillar, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Serpent Nowed (2), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• escarbuncle: Escarbuncle (3), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Escarbuncle (7), from The Art of Heraldry: An Encyclopaedia of Armory (1904)
• eye: Eye (3), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• fasces: Fasces (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• panache: Panache of Ostrich Feathers (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• park pales: Park Pales (1), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• fetterlock: Closed Fetterlock (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• fig: Fig Leaf (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Fig Sprig Fructed, from Ortus Sanitatis (1499), drawn by Unknown
• lucy: Lucy (1), from The Heraldry of Fish (1842); Lucy (2), from The Heraldry of Fish (1842); Lucy (3), from The Heraldry of Fish (1842); Three Lucies Fretted (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Three Lucies Fretted (2), from The Heraldry of Fish (1842)
• fishhook: Fishhook (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Fishhook (2), from The Heraldry of Fish (1842); Fishhook (4), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• heart: Heart Enflamed to Chief, from Devises et Emblèmes Anciennes et Modernes (1699), drawn by Unknown; Winged Heart (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• flask: Flask (2), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• fleam: Fleam (3), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• fleece: Fleece, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Fleece Tergiant Fesswise, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• fleshpot: Fleshpot (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• flint: Flint Stone, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• quatrefoil: Quatrefoil (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• foot: Eagle's Foot Couped, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Foot Couped (3), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• sole: Sole Of A Foot, from Opus Insignium Armorumque (1687), drawn by Johann Weikhard von Valvasor
• fork: Fork (1), from Opera dell'Arte del Cucinare (1570)
• fountain: Natural Fountain (1), from The Art of Heraldry: An Encyclopaedia of Armory (1904), drawn by Unknown
• frauenadler: Frauenadler (1), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• furison: Furison (2), from Wappenbuch Conrads von Grünenberg (1480)
• game board: Backgammon Board (3), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• garter: Garter (2), from The Stall Plates of the Knights of the Order of the Garter (1901)
• gate: Gate (3), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• gauntlet: Gauntlet, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• gemstone: Hexagonal Gemstone, from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• genet: Genet Passant, from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell
• gonfalon: Gonfalon (7), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• grape: Grape Vine, from The Stall Plates of the Knights of the Order of the Garter (1901)
• grappling iron: Grappling Iron (1), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• grasshopper: Grasshopper Statant (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• grater: Cheese Grater (1), from Opera dell'Arte del Cucinare (1570); Cheese Grater (2), from Opera dell'Arte del Cucinare (1570)
• grenade: Grenade (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• hames: Pair of Hames (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Pair of Hames (2), from Some Feudal Lords and Their Seals (1904)
• hammer: Hammer (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Hammer (9), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• handgun rest: Handgun Rest (1), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• mermaid: Mermaid Maintaining a Harp, from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Mermaid (1), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• harpoon: Harpoon (1), from The Heraldry of Fish (1842); Harpoon (2), from The Heraldry of Fish (1842)
• harpy: Harpy Rising Wings Displayed, from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• harrow: Harrow (1), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell
• hay house: Hay House (2), from Arma Regni Poloniae (1572)
• head: Leopard's Face Jessant-de-Lys, from English Heraldry (1867), drawn by R. B. Utting
• woman: Woman's Head Couped, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Woman Mounted on a Bear Passant, from Arma Regni Poloniae (1572); Woman's Head Couped at the Shoulders (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Nude Woman's Head Couped at the Shoulders, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• hedgehog: Hedgehog (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• helm: Helm Affronty, from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Close Helm (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Close Helm (2), from Some Feudal Lords and Their Seals (1904); Horned Close Helm, from Arma Regni Poloniae (1572); Great Helm (2), from The Accedence of Armorie (1562); Morion Helm, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• hempbreak: Hempbreak (2), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• heron: Heron Volant, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• holly: Holly Leaf (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• horse: Horse Passant (1), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Horse Passant (2), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Horse Passant Caparisoned and Saddled (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• hose: Hose (1), from The Art of Heraldry: An Encyclopaedia of Armory (1904), drawn by Unknown
• house: House (3), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• knight: Knight Armed and Mounted, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• saracen: Saracen's Head Affronty Erased (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Saracen's Head Affronty Erased (2), from A Treatise on Heraldry, British and Foreign (1892); Saracen's Head Affronty Couped, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• hunting horn: Hunting Horn (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Hunting Horn (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• tree: Hurst of Trees Issuant from a Mount, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Tree Issuant From A Mount, from Opus Insignium Armorumque (1687), drawn by Johann Weikhard von Valvasor; Tree Blasted and Eradicated (2), from The Principles of Design (1905), drawn by George Woolliscroft–Rhead; Tree Stump Eradicated (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Tree Stump Eradicated (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• hydra: Hydra Passant (1), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Hydra Passant (3), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Hydra Statant, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• penner: Penner and Inkhorn, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• mullet: Mullet Voided and Interlaced (2), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• sickle: Three Sickles Interlaced, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Sickle (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Sickle (2), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• jasmine: Jasmine Slipped & Leaved, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• keythong: Keythong (1), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb; Keythong Collared and Chained, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• knife: Knife (3), from Opera dell'Arte del Cucinare (1570)
• labyrinth: Labyrinth (5), from Devises Héroïques et Emblèmes (1551)
• lamb: Paschal Lamb, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• lamia: Lamia Salient Guardant, from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• lance: Lance (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Lance (2), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Lance (3), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Lance Flying a Pennon, from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• lily: Lily (5), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• linden: Linden Branch Twined on Itself (1), from A Treatise on Heraldry, British and Foreign (1892); Three Linden Leaves Conjoined In Pall, from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher; Per Bend Two Linden Leaves Issuant From The Line (1), from A Treatise on Heraldry, British and Foreign (1892)
• lobster: Lobster (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• lozenge: Three Lozenges Conjoined In Pall, from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• lure: Hawk's Lure (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Hawk's Lure (2), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• lymphad: Lymphad with Oars Shipped (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Lymphad with Oars Shipped (2), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Lymphad with Sails Set, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Lymphad with Sails Set and Oars Shipped (3), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• lynx: Lynx Passant, from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• mallet: Mallet (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Mallet (3), from Nobleza del Andaluzia (1588)
• mallow: Mallow Plant Eradicated, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• mandrake: Mandrake (1), from Ortus Sanitatis (1499), drawn by Unknown; Mandrake (2), from The Accedence of Armorie (1562); Female Mandrake, from Ortus Sanitatis (1499), drawn by Unknown
• manticore: Manticore Passant Guardant, from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb; Manticore Statant Collared and Chained, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• mantle: Mantle (3), from The Armes of All the Cheife Corporatons of England (1596)
• maunch: Maunch (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Maunch (2), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Maunch (4), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Maunch (9), from Some Feudal Lords and Their Seals (1904); Maunch (10), from The Stall Plates of the Knights of the Order of the Garter (1901)
• merman: Merman, or Triton (3), from Ortus Sanitatis (1499); Merman, or Triton (4), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• millrind: Millrind (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Millrind (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• millstone: Millstone (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Millstone (2), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker; Millstone (4), from Arma Regni Poloniae (1572)
• monkey: Monkey Statant Collared and Chained (2), from The History of Four-Footed Beasts and Serpents (1658); Monkey Sejant Erect Collared, from Arma Regni Poloniae (1572)
• moon: Increscent Moon (2), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher; Increscent Moon (7), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Increscent Moon (8), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Moon In Her Plenitude (2), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• mortar: Mortar, from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• musimon: Musimon Rampant (2), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• trout: Trout, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• whale: Whale (3), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• olive: Olive Branch Fructed (2), from The Principles of Design (1905), drawn by George Woolliscroft–Rhead
• onion: Onion, from Ortus Sanitatis (1499), drawn by Unknown
• orb: Orb (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Orb (3), from The Accedence of Armorie (1562)
• owl: Owl (8), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Owl (11), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• panther: Panther Rampant Guardant (2), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• sheep: Sheep Passant (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Sheep Passant Regardant (2), from Arma Regni Poloniae (1572)
• tiger: Natural Tiger Passant (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Natural Tiger Rampant (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• tyger: Tyger Passant (2), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb; Tyger Passant (5), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Tyger Passant (6), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Tyger Rampant (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• pavilion: Pavilion (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Pavilion (3), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• pear: Pear (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Pear Tree, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• peel: Baker's Peel (1), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• pen: Quill Pen (5), from Heraldry, Ancient and Modern (including Boutell's Heraldry) (1890); Quill Pen Entwined by an Escroll, from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• pennon: Pennon (1), from English Heraldry (1867), drawn by R. B. Utting; Pennon (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• peony: Peony Slipped and Leaved, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• peruke: Peruke (1), from Wappenbuch Conrads von Grünenberg (1480)
• phial: Phial (2), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell
• pick: Pick (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• pine: Pine Tree Of Three Trunks Eradicated, from Arma Regni Poloniae (1572)
• pithon: Pithon Volant (1), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb; Pithon Volant (2), from Sarum Processional (1508); Pithon Volant Wings Addorsed, from Ortus Sanitatis (1499)
• plane: Plane Tree, from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell
• pliers: Pair Of Pliers (2), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• plow: Plow (1), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Plow (4), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• pomegranate: Pomegranate Slipped and Leaved (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Pomegranate Slipped and Leaved (7), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• poppy: Poppy Flower In Profile, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• portcullis: Portcullis (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Portcullis (2), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Portcullis (3), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• pruning knife: Pruning Knife (5), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• radish: Radish (1), from The New Practical Gardener and Modern Horticulturist (1874), drawn by Unknown; Radish (3), from Ortus Sanitatis (1499), drawn by Unknown; Radish (4), from Ortus Sanitatis (1499), drawn by Unknown
• rainbow: Rainbow (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Rainbow (3), from The Elements of Armories (1610)
• rake: Rake Head (2), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Rake Head (3), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• ram: Ram Clymant (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Ram Statant (3), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Ram's Head Cabossed (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• ray: Ray of the Sun Issuant From Dexter Chief (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• swan: Swan (3), from Some Feudal Lords and Their Seals (1904)
• rowboat: Rowboat (2), from Arma Regni Poloniae (1572)
• rudder: Rudder, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• saddle: Saddle, from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher; Saddle with Stirrups, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• sail: Sail Hanging from its Yardarm (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Sail Hanging from its Yardarm (3), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• salamander: Salamander Regardant (1), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• wildcat: Wildcat Salient Guardant Collared and Lined, from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• salmon spear: Salmon Spear (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• saltcellar: Covered Saltcellar Shedding Salt (2), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• saw: Two-Man Cross-Cut Saw, from Wappenbuch Conrads von Grünenberg (1480)
• scarf: Scarf Tied in Annulo (1), from Arma Regni Poloniae (1572)
• schnecke: Schnecke Issuant from Chief, from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher; Schnecke Issuant from Base, from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher; Schnecke Issuant from Dexter Chief, from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher; Schnecke Issuant from Sinister Chief, from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• scorpion: Scorpion (3), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• scourge: Scourge (2), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• scrip: Pilgrim's Scrip, from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• scythe: Scythe (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Scythe Blade (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• seraph: Seraph (1), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb; Seraph (2), from The Art of Heraldry: An Encyclopaedia of Armory (1904)
• shackle: Shacklebolt, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• snail: Snail Shell (1), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• whelk: Whelk (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Whelk (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• shuttle: Weaver's Shuttle (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Weaver's Shuttle (3), from The Art of Heraldry: An Encyclopaedia of Armory (1904), drawn by Unknown
• sling: Sling and Stone (1), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• snaffle bit: Snaffle-Bit (2), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• spear: Spear (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Spearhead (2), from The Art of Heraldry: An Encyclopaedia of Armory (1904), drawn by Unknown
• spiderweb: Spiderweb (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Spiderweb (3), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• spoon: Spoon (3), from Opera dell'Arte del Cucinare (1570); Spoon (4), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• spur: Spur (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• square: Carpenter's Square (2), from Nobleza del Andaluzia (1588); Carpenter's Square (3), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• stag beetle: Stag Beetle Statant (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Stag Beetle Statant (2), from Ortus Sanitatis (1499)
• staple: Staple (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Staple (3), from Arma Regni Poloniae (1572)
• stirrup: Stirrup (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Stirrup (2), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Stirrup (3), from Arma Regni Poloniae (1572); Stirrup (5), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• stone: Stone (1), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker; Stone (3), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Stone (4), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Stone (5), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• stream: Stream Bendwise Couped, from Arma Regni Poloniae (1572)
• sunburst: Sunburst (2), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• sunflower: Sunflower Slipped and Leaved (1), from The Principles of Design (1905), drawn by George Woolliscroft–Rhead
• table: Table (2), from Nobleza del Andaluzia (1588)
• table trestle: Table-Trestle, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Table-Trestle In Profile, from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• tenterhook: Tenterhook (1), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker; Tenterhook (2), from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• gadfly: Gadfly, from A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry (1894), drawn by James or Irene Parker
• turbot: Turbot, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• tortoise: Tortoise (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• thistle: Thistle (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• thunderbolt: Thunderbolt (1), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• torse: Torse (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• trammel hook: Trammel Hook (1), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• trivet: Trivet (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Triangular Trivet, from Opera dell'Arte del Cucinare (1570)
• trumpet: Baroque Folded Trumpet (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• turning cratch: Turning Cratch (1), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• turnip: Turnip (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• wall: Wall, from Catalogue des Très Illustres Grands Maistres de France (1555)
• well: Open Well (1), from The Art of Heraldry: An Encyclopaedia of Armory (1904), drawn by Unknown; Open Well (3), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher; Open Well (4), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• wheel: Wheel with A Broken Rim, from Arma Regni Poloniae (1572)
• windmill: Windmill Sail, from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• window: Window (1), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher; Window (2), from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch (1605), drawn by Johann Siebmacher
• wing: Wings Conjoined In Lure (1), from English Heraldry (1867), drawn by R. B. Utting
• wool pack: Wool-Pack (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• wyvern: Wyvern Wings Displayed (2), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Wyvern Tail Nowed, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• angel, supporter: Angel Statant Upon A Cloud, from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb; Angel (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• antelope, supporter: Antelope Rampant (1), from The Art of Heraldry: An Encyclopaedia of Armory (1904); Antelope Salient, from Ortus Sanitatis (1491); Antelope Statant, from The History of Four-Footed Beasts and Serpents (1658)
• bear, supporter: Bear Rampant (7), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Bear Sejant Erect, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Bear Statant (3), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Bear Statant (4), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• beaver, supporter: Beaver Salient (1), from Ortus Sanitatis (1491); Beaver Rampant Vorant of a Fish (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610); Beaver Statant (3), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell
• boar, supporter: Boar Rampant (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Boar Statant (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• cockatrice, supporter: Cockatrice Displayed (2), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Cockatrice Displayed (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• dog, supporter: Dog Rampant Collared (1), from Heraldic Badges (1907); Dog Rampant Collared (2), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Dog Rampant Regardant (1), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Joseph Foster; Dog Sejant Erect (1), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Dog Statant (3), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Dog Statant (8), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Dog Statant Collared, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• dragon, supporter: Dragon (4), from Heraldic Badges (1907)
• eagle, supporter: Eagle (1), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Eagle (20), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Eagle (25), from The Art of Heraldry: An Encyclopaedia of Armory (1904); Double-headed Eagle (2), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell
• fox, supporter: Fox Salient Ravishing a Goose, from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Fox's Mask (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• goat, supporter: Goat Clymant (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Goat Salient (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• griffin, supporter: Griffin (1), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Griffin (3), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• lamia, supporter: Lamia Salient Guardant, from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• lion, supporter: Lion (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Miss Helard; Lion Guardant, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Lion Regardant (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Lion Salient (1), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Lion Salient (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Lion Sejant Erect (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Lion Statant (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Lion Statant (4), from Heraldry, Ancient and Modern (including Boutell's Heraldry) (1890); Lion Statant Guardant, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Mr. G.W. Eve; Lion (10), from The Stall Plates of the Knights of the Order of the Garter (1901); Bicorporate Lion, from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Lion Queue Forchy (4), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell; Lion Queue Forchy (5), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Lion Queue Forchy (7), from The Stall Plates of the Knights of the Order of the Garter (1901); Lion Queue Nowed (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Lion Vulned, from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell
• merman, supporter: Merman, or Triton (3), from Ortus Sanitatis (1491); Merman, or Triton (4), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• monkey, supporter: Monkey Sejant Erect Collared, from Arma Regni Poloniae (1572); Monkey Statant Collared and Chained (2), from The History of Four-Footed Beasts and Serpents (1658)
• musimon, supporter: Musimon Rampant (2), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• panther, supporter: Panther Rampant Guardant (2), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• pegasus, supporter: Pegasus Segreant (1), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• ram, supporter: Ram Clymant (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Ram Statant (3), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• savage, supporter: Savage Maintaining a Club, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• squirrel, supporter: Squirrel (4), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Squirrel Rampant (1), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Squirrel Maintaining A Nut (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• stag, supporter: Stag Rampant Collared and Chained, from Heraldic Badges (1907); Stag Statant (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• tiger, supporter: Natural Tiger Rampant (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• tyger, supporter: Tyger Rampant (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• unicorn, supporter: Unicorn (1), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb; Unicorn (8), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Miss Helard; Unicorn Salient (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Unicorn Statant, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• wolf, supporter: Wolf Rampant (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Wolf Salient (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Wolf Statant (1), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Wolf Statant (2), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• wyvern, supporter: Wyvern Wings Displayed (2), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Wyvern Tail Nowed, from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• keythong, supporter: Keythong (1), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb; Keythong Collared and Chained, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• rabbit, supporter: Rabbit Salient (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Rabbit Salient (4), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Three Rabbits Salient Conjoined, from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke
• wildcat, supporter: Wildcat Salient Guardant Collared and Lined, from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• grasshopper, supporter: Grasshopper Statant (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• stag beetle, supporter: Stag Beetle Statant (1), from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement; Stag Beetle Statant (2), from Ortus Sanitatis (1499)
• crocodile, supporter: Crocodile Statant (1), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• hydra, supporter: Hydra Statant, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• salamander, supporter: Salamander Regardant (1), from Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art (1906), drawn by John Vinycomb
• allocamelus, supporter: Allocamelus Statant, from The History of Four-Footed Beasts and Serpents (1658)
• badger, supporter: Badger (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Badger (3), from Some Feudal Lords and Their Seals (1904)
• bull, supporter: Bull Statant Pied Collared and Chained, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• camel, supporter: Camel Statant (1), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• elephant, supporter: Elephant (6), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara; Elephant Maintaining On Its Back A Tower (2), from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell
• hedgehog, supporter: Hedgehog (2), from A Display of Heraldrie (1610)
• otter, supporter: Otter Statant, from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston
• ounce, supporter: Ounce Statant Regardant, from Workes of Armorie (1572), drawn by John Bossewell
• man, supporter: Man Seated Upon a Throne, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• manticore, supporter: Manticore Statant Collared and Chained, from Banners, Standards, and Badges (1904), drawn by Thomas Willement
• sea dragon, supporter: Sea-Dragon (2), from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• sea lion, supporter: Sea-Lion (2), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston; Sea-Lion (4), from Two Tudor Books of Arms (1904), drawn by Robert Cooke; Sea-Lion Embowed, from Le Blason des Armoiries (1579), drawn by Jérôme de Bara
• sea horse, supporter: Sea-Horse (3), from A Complete Guide to Heraldry (1909), drawn by Graham Johnston

Charges released into the public domain (OpenClipArt, Wikimedia Commons, DrawShield)

• lion, rampant: Lion (18), drawn by Arch from Wikimedia
• lion, passant guardant: Lion Passant Guardant (1), drawn by Laurenth2; Lion Passant Guardant (3), drawn by Firkin
• eagle, displayed: Eagle (16), drawn by Firkin; Double-Headed Eagle (7), drawn by AceDouble
• griffin, segreant: Griffin (5), drawn by BNSonger47
• bull, passant: Bull Passant (3), drawn by Animals; Bull Winged, drawn by Ssire, Wikimedia Commons. Source: DrawShield repository
• wing: Wing (1), drawn by Paxed; Wing Pair 2, drawn by unnamed artist, DrawShield repository. Source: DrawShield repository
• laurel wreath: Laurel Wreath (7), drawn by JoaoLima; Laurel Wreath (8), drawn by PNX
• fish, naiant: Fish (4), drawn by Laurenth2
• bison: Bison, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• scorpion: Scorpion, drawn by Spax89, Wikimedia Commons. Source: DrawShield repository
• dove: Dove Essorant, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository; Dove Fondant, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository; Dove Volant Affronty, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• magpie: Magpie, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• poppinjay: Popinjay, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• starling: Starling, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• stork: Stork, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• alerion: Alerion Displayed Towards Base, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository; Alerion Displayed, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository; Alerion, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• falcon: Falcon, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• butterfly: Butterfly, drawn by Antoine Fabrice . Source: DrawShield repository
• fly: Fly, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• goats head: Goat Head Erased, drawn by Chatsam, Wikimedia Commons. Source: DrawShield repository
• lamb: Lamb, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• hydra: Hydra, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• crab: Crab, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• shrimp: Shrimp, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• turtle: Turtle, drawn by Spedona, Wikimedia Commons. Source: DrawShield repository
• mole: Mole, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• squirrel, sejant: Squirrel, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• church: Church, drawn by Etxeko, Wikimedia Commons. Source: DrawShield repository
• axe: Common Axe Double Headed, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• menorah: Menorah Of 9, drawn by after ShakataGaNai, Wikimedia Commons. Source: DrawShield repository
• flail: Farming Flail Insaltire 2, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository; Farming Flail, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• iris: Iris, drawn by Etxeko, Wikimedia Commons. Source: DrawShield repository
• flag: Flag Of Num 2, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository; Flag, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• armillary sphere: Portuguese Armillary Sphere, drawn by Firkin, OpenClipArt. Source: DrawShield repository
• stack of coins: Stack Of Coins, drawn by Jonadab the Unsightly One, OpenClipArt. Source: DrawShield repository
• winged foot: Foot Winged, drawn by spacefem, OpenClipArt. Source: DrawShield repository
• airship: Aerostat, drawn by liftarn, OpenClipArt. Source: DrawShield repository
• pocketwatch: Pocketwatch, drawn by johnny_automatic, OpenClipArt. Source: DrawShield repository
• spyglass: Spyglass, drawn by crimperman, OpenClipArt. Source: DrawShield repository
• french horn: French Horn, drawn by Gerald_G, OpenClipArt. Source: DrawShield repository
• forest: Forest, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• mammoth: Mammoth Passant, drawn by eady, OpenClipArt. Source: DrawShield repository
• planet: Planet Mars Natural, drawn by Merlin2525, OpenClipArt. Source: DrawShield repository
• fishing boat: Fishing Boat, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• katana: Katana, drawn by Tomek Dudziak, Wikimedia Commons. Source: DrawShield repository
• spur: Spur, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• alder tree: Alder Tree, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• apple: Apple, drawn by James Birkett, Wikimedia Commons. Source: DrawShield repository
• pine cone: Pine Cone, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• onion: Onion, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• female symbol: Female, drawn by kumar35885. Source: DrawShield repository
• male symbol: Male, drawn by kumar35885. Source: DrawShield repository
• boss: Boss, drawn by Gribba, Wikimedia Commons. Source: DrawShield repository
• anille: Anille (2), drawn by F.rodrigo. License: Public domain
• ankh: Ankh (3), drawn by Paxed
• annulet: Five Annulets Interlaced In Cross, drawn by AnonMoos
• battle axe: Pole Axe (2), drawn by Mouagip. Adapted from the coat of arms of the city of Yaroslavl. License: Public domain
• bear, statant: Bear Statant Erect (1), drawn by Mouagip. Adapted from the coat of arms of the city of Yaroslavl. License: Public domain; not subject to copyright under Russian law
• bear, rampant: Bear's Head Couped (1), drawn by Animals; Bears-Cut, drawn by Madboy74. License: Public domain. Adapted from a woodcut by Hans Burgkmair the Elder of his arms, 1516
• boar, passant: Boar Rampant (3), drawn by Wipp
• monk: Monk Robed and Maintaining a Book, drawn by Wipp
• breastplate: Breastplate (2), drawn by Leit. License: Public domain
• cap: Phrygian Cap (1), drawn by Firkin
• carriage: Carriage Frame (7), drawn by Arch from Wikimedia. Adapted from Gorrevod Armorial
• centaur: Centaur Passant (2), drawn by Rones
• rose: Chaplet of Roses (5), drawn by Oxenhillshaw. License: Released into the public domain
• cock: Cock (6), drawn by Syryatsu. License: Released into the public domain
• wood cock: Wood Cock In His Pride, drawn by Paxed
• column: Column (2), drawn by OpenHeraldry
• comb: Comb (3), drawn by Oxenhillshaw. License: Released into the public domain
• cornucopia: Cornucopia Effluent (2), drawn by Firkin
• crancelin: Crancelin (2), drawn by Madden. License: In the public domain in accordance with German copyright law
• cross other: Cross of Triquetras, drawn by AnonMoos
• crown: Imperial Crown (1), drawn by Firkin
• panache: Panache of Peacock Feathers (1), drawn by Syryatsu. License: Released into the public domain
• peacock: Peacock Feather (3), drawn by Syryatsu. License: Released into the public domain
• lucy: Lucy (4), drawn by Orem. License: Public domain
• gate: Gate (1), drawn by Dorado. License: Public domain
• hemp: Sprig of Hemp, drawn by Gerhard Bräunlich. License: Released into the public domain
• horse: Horse Salient (1), drawn by Gustav Völker. License: Public domain
• man: Man Vested and Maintaining a Scythe, drawn by J4P4N
• woman: Woman's Head Couped and Hooded Facing Dexter, drawn by J4P4N
• triquetra: Triquetra (3), drawn by AnonMoos
• leg: Triskelion of Legs Armored (1), drawn by Fry1989. License: Released into the public domain
• lion, passant: Winged Lion Passant Regardant, drawn by GDJ
• moon: Increscent Moon (1), drawn by Liftarn
• nadeshiko: Nadeshiko (2), drawn by Shirabyoshi Hanako. License: Released into the public domain
• palm: Palm Tree (1), drawn by Firkin
• pine: Pine Cone, drawn by Georg Massoth. License: Public domain
• snail: Snail (3), drawn by Wipp
• tabacco: Sprig of Tabacco, drawn by Firkin
• tree: Tree (2), drawn by Poznaniak
• boar, supporter: Boar Rampant (3), drawn by Wipp
• lion, supporter: Lion (18), drawn by Arch from Wikimedia
• horse, supporter: Horse Salient (1), drawn by Gustav Völker. License: Public domain
• bear, supporter: Bear Statant Erect (1), drawn by Mouagip. Adapted from the coat of arms of the city of Yaroslavl. License: Public domain; not subject to copyright under Russian law
• man, supporter: Man Vested and Maintaining a Scythe, drawn by J4P4N
• monk, supporter: Monk Robed and Maintaining a Book, drawn by Wipp
• bison, supporter: Bison Statant, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• lynx, supporter: Lynx Rampant, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• bull, supporter: Bull Rampant, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository; Bull Salient, drawn by unnamed artist, Wikimedia Commons. Source: DrawShield repository
• squirrel, supporter: Squirrel Sejant, drawn by Jérôme Blum . Source: DrawShield repository
• griffin, supporter: Griffin (5), drawn by BNSonger47
• eagle, supporter: Eagle (16), drawn by Firkin; Double-Headed Eagle (7), drawn by AceDouble

Charges by Christie L. Ward (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Drawn by Christie L. Ward (Gunnvôr silfrahárr), © 2014, from Viking Answer Lady SVG Images for Heralds, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. We converted them to our charge format; the adapted drawings are shared under the same licence.

• lion, rampant: Lion (2); Lion (6); Lion Couchant (2); Lion's Jambe Couped (2); Lion Queue Forchy (6)
• lion, passant: Lion Passant (6)
• eagle, displayed: Eagle (2); Eagle (9); Eagle (10); Eagle (11); Eagle (12); Double-Headed Eagle (6); Eagle's Leg Erased (3)
• stag, trippant: Stag Trippant (3); Stag's Attire (4); Stag's Massacre (3); Stag Rampant (4); Stag Springing (2)
• stag head: Stag's Head Cabossed (4)
• griffin, segreant: Griffin (10); Griffin Passant (4); Griffin Passant (5)
• martlet: Martlet (1)
• escallop: Escallop (2)
• rose: Rose (2)
• cinquefoil: Cinquefoil (13)
• garb: Garb of Wheat (3); Ear of Wheat (1); Stalk of Wheat (1)
• tower: Tower (7); Tower (8); Tower (22)
• horseshoe: Horseshoe (2)
• sword: Sword (3); Sword (4); Sword (5); Sword (12)
• estoile: Estoile (1); Estoile Pierced
• cross crosslet fitchy: Cross Crosslet Fitchy (1); Cross Crosslet Fitchy (5)
• anchor: Anchor (3)
• crescent: Crescent (13)
• cross moline: Cross Moline (2)
• cross potent: Cross Potent (1)
• cross botonny: Cross Bottony (1)
• fleur de lis: Fleur de Lys (5); Fleur de Lys (6); Fleur de Lys (7); Fleur de Lys (8)
• goutte: Goutte (4); Goutte of Flame
• sun: Sun In His Splendor (3); Sun (3)
• trefoil: Trefoil (4)
• squirrel, sejant: Squirrel (2)
• arm embowed: Arm Embowed (3)
• cubit arm: Cubit Arm with Fingers Extended
• wolf, rampant: Wolf Rampant (5); Wolf Dormant
• wolf, passant: Wolf Passant (5)
• wolf, statant: Wolf Statant (4)
• wolf, sejant: Wolf Sejant (1); Wolf Sejant Dexter Paw Raised (2); Wolf Sejant Erect (1)
• wolf head: Wolf's Head Couped (2); Wolf's Head Couped (3)
• oak tree: Oak Tree Eradicated (1); Oak Tree Fructed and Eradicated (2); Oak Tree Fructed and Eradicated (3); Oak Tree Fructed and Eradicated (7); Oak Leaf (1)
• bear, rampant: Bear Rampant (6); Bear Dormant; Bear's Head Cabossed (4); Bear's Head Erased (3)
• bear, passant: Bear Passant (6); Bear Passant Guardant
• unicorn, rampant: Unicorn (5); Unicorn's Head Erased (2); Demi-Unicorn; Winged Unicorn (2)
• unicorn, passant: Unicorn Passant (5)
• dragon, rampant: Dragon (1); Dragon Dormant (1); Dragon Dormant (2); Dragon Displayed (1); Dragon In Annulo Breathing Flames; Dragon Sejant Affronty (1); Dragon's Head Couped (3)
• dragon, passant: Dragon Passant (1); Dragon Passant (2); Wingless Dragon Passant
• goat, clymant: Goat Clymant (3); Goat's Head Erased (3)
• pelican: Pelican In Its Piety (3)
• ragged staff: Ragged Staff (1)
• bell: Bell (2)
• hawks bell: Hawk's Bell (4)
• axe: Axe (2); Axe (6); Double-Sided Battle-Axe (3); Double-Sided Battle-Axe (4)
• key: Key (6); Key (8)
• wing: Wing (3); Wing (4)
• acorn: Acorn (7); Acorn Slipped & Leaved (5)
• laurel wreath: Laurel Wreath (2)
• bowen knot: Bowen Knot (2); Bowen Knot (3)
• dog, statant: Dog Statant (5)
• alphyn: Alphyn Rampant
• amphora: Amphora (1)
• annulet: Three Annulets Interlaced
• mullet: Mullet Voided and Interlaced Within an Annulet; Mullet Voided and Interlaced (1)
• triquetra: Triquetra Interlaced With An Annulet; Triquetra (1)
• rope: Annulet of Rope (1)
• anteater: Anteater Rampant
• anvil: One-horned Anvil (2)
• apple: Apple (2)
• arch: Arch Stooped with Open Doors (1)
• bow: Bow With An Arrow Nocked; Drawn Bow With An Arrow Nocked; Bow (2)
• broad arrow: Broad-arrow (2)
• pheon: Pheon (4)
• ash: Ash Tree Eradicated
• astrolabe: Astrolabe (1)
• auk: Great Auk
• badger: Badger's Head Cabossed (1); Badger's Head Erased (2)
• bagwyn: Bagwyn Rampant Guardant
• bat: Bat (4)
• bear, statant: Polar Bear Statant; Bear Statant Erect (2)
• bee: Bee (1)
• beehive: Beehive (5)
• blackberry: Blackberry Sprig (1)
• birch: Birch Leaf
• bird: Bird (1)
• block plane: Block Plane (1)
• boar, passant: Boar Courant; Winged Boar Courant (2)
• book: Open Book (4)
• bull, passant: Bull's Head Erased
• bush: Bush (1); Bush (2)
• butterfly: Butterfly (3)
• calamarie: Calamarie (2)
• calipers: Pair Of Calipers (1)
• candle: Candle Enflamed (1)
• card pique: Card-Pique (2)
• catherine wheel: Catherine Wheel (2)
• cauldron: Cauldron (3)
• chalice: Chalice (4)
• chess piece: One-Headed Chess Knight; Chess Rook (3)
• cock: Cock (2); Cock (8); Double-Headed Cock (1); Cock's Head Erased (1)
• dove: Dove (1); Dove Volant (2)
• goose: Goose
• peacock: Peacock One Leg Raised; Peacock In His Pride (2)
• raven: Raven (5); Raven Regardant; Raven Displayed (2); Raven Rising Displayed Regardant; Raven Migrant (2)
• cloud: Cloud (1)
• cockatrice: Cockatrice
• cog wheel: Cog-Wheel (2)
• columbine: Columbine (1)
• comet: Comet (1); Comet (2)
• compass star: Compass Star (1)
• cornetto: Tenor Cornetto
• salamander: Salamander Couchant Regardant; Salamander Regardant (2); Salamander Tergiant Regardant
• domestic cat: Domestic Cat Couchant (1); Domestic Cat Couchant Guardant (1); Domestic Cat Dormant Guardant; Domestic Cat Passant (1); Domestic Cat Sejant (1); Domestic Cat's Head Cabossed (1)
• fox, passant: Fox Couchant (3); Fox Passant Guardant; Fox's Head Couped; Fox's Mask (7)
• leopard face: Lion Couchant Head Lowered (3); Lion's Head Erased (3); Ounce (2); Ounce Passant
• mouse: Mouse Dormant; Mouse Sejant Erect (1)
• rabbit: Rabbit Dormant; Rabbit Courant (2); Rabbit Courant Guardant; Three Rabbits Courant Conjoined; Rabbit Rampant (3)
• sheep: Sheep Couchant (1); Sheep's Head Couped; Sheep Statant Guardant
• crab: Crab (2)
• crane: Crane (2)
• cricket: Cricket Statant
• cross other: Avellane Cross (2); Latin Cross Bottony; Bowen Cross; Celtic Cross (1); Cross Clechy (1); Latin Cross Clechy; Latin Cross Couped; Cross Crescenty; Cross Doubly Pommeled (1); Cross Flanchy; Cross Floretty (1); Cross Formy Fitchy (1); Cross Formy Calvary; Cross Fourchy (1); Cross Of Lorraine; Maltese Cross (1); Cross Miller; Norse Sun-Cross (1); Patriarchal Cross (1); Cross Pointed (1); Cross Pomelly (1); Cross Of Santiago (1); Cross Swallowtailed (1); Cross Of Toulouse (1); Tau Cross (1); Tau Cross (2)
• cross crosslet: Cross Crosslet (3)
• cross flory: Cross Flory (1)
• cross patonce: Cross Patonce (1)
• crossbow: Crossbow (4)
• crown: Dovetailed Crown; Embattled Crown (1); Embattled Crown Gemmed; Saxon Crown (2)
• daffodil: Daffodil Bell to Dexter
• daisy: Daisy (1)
• dice: Die (5)
• magpie: Magpie Displayed
• phoenix: Phoenix (4)
• vol: Vol (4); Vol (5)
• dolphin, haurient: Natural Dolphin (4)
• dragonfly: Dragonfly (2)
• elderflower: Elderflower Blossom
• sea monster: Sea-Horse (4); Sea-Lion (3); Sea-Serpent Erect; Sea-Fox Naiant; Sea-Fox Naiant Guardant; Sea-Serpent Ondoyant (2); Sea-Monster's Tail (5); Sea-Serpent In Annulo Vorant Of Its Tail
• serpent: Serpent Erect Tail Coiled
• wyvern: Wyvern Erect (1); Wyvern Erect (2); Wyvern Wings Displayed (1)
• escarbuncle: Escarbuncle (1)
• fetterlock: Closed Fetterlock (2)
• fish, naiant: Fish Embowed (1)
• flame: Flame (3)
• fleam: Fleam (1)
• fleshpot: Fleshpot (2)
• flute: Flute (2)
• quatrefoil: Quatrefoil (3)
• foot: Duck's Foot; Foot Couped (2)
• foxglove: Sprig of Foxglove (1)
• fret: Fret Couped (2)
• furison: Furison (5); Furison (6)
• garter: Garter (1)
• gauntlet: Clenched Gauntlet Flexed at the Wrist; Gauntlet Aversed (1); Gauntlet Aversed (2)
• gillyflower: Gillyflower (3)
• glaive: Glaive (2)
• glove: Glove Aversed (1)
• gonfalon: Gonfalon (3)
• grenade: Grenade (2)
• hammer: Hammer (2)
• mjolnir: Mjolnir or Thor's Hammer (2)
• harp: Harp (3)
• heart: Heart (2); Heart (3)
• heather: Sprig of Heather
• hedgehog: Hedgehog (1)
• horse: Horse Passant (3); Horse Rampant (1)
• hunting horn: Hunting Horn (3); Hunting Horn (5); Three Hunting Horns Interlaced
• hydra: Hydra Passant (2)
• star of david: Star of David (2)
• ivy: Ivy Leaf (1); Wreath of Ivy (1); Wreath of Ivy (2)
• stafford knot: Lacy Knot (1); Solomon's Knot (2); Trefoil Knot (1)
• label: Label (3); Label of Five Points
• labyrinth: Labyrinth (1); Labyrinth (2)
• ladys mantle: Lady's Mantle Leaf
• lamp: Lamp (1)
• lance: Lance (4)
• lantern: Lantern (2)
• linden: Linden Leaf (1); Linden Tree Eradicated (1)
• maple: Maple Leaf (2)
• poplar: Poplar Leaf
• leek: Leek (2)
• lilac: Sprig of Lilac
• lily: Lily Slipped and Leaved (1)
• lizard: Lizard Rampant (1)
• lotus: Lotus Flower Affronty; Lotus Flower In Profile (1)
• lute: Lute (1)
• lymphad: Lymphad with Sails Set and Oars Shipped (1)
• lynx: Lynx Statant (1)
• mace: Flanged Mace (1)
• minotaur: Minotaur Passant Bearing a Club
• mount: Trimount (4)
• mountain: Mountain of 3 Peaks
• spur rowel: Spur-Rowel (2)
• whale: Whale (1); Whale Spouting; Whale Haurient Embowed; Whale Haurient Embowed Spouting
• swan: Swan Naiant (2)
• needle: Needle (5)
• obelisk: Obelisk (1)
• olive: Olive Tree
• orange: Orange Tree Fructed and Eradicated
• orb: Orb (4)
• otter: Otter Rampant (1)
• owl: Owl Rising Wings Displayed
• paintbrush: Artist's Paintbrush (1)
• pan: Frying Pan (1)
• panther: Panther Passant (2); Panther Rampant (1)
• ziz: Ziz Passant
• pawprint: Pawprint (3)
• pea: Two Pea Plants Entwined
• pen: Quill Pen (3)
• pheasant: Pheasant Volant
• phial: Phial (1)
• pitcher: Pitcher (2); Pitcher (3)
• pliers: Pair Of Pliers (1)
• polypus: Polypus (3)
• pomegranate: Pomegranate Slipped and Leaved (2)
• portcullis: Portcullis (4)
• rainbow: Rainbow (2)
• tortoise: Tortoise Rampant
• rhinoceros: Rhinoceros Rampant (2)
• tiger: Natural Tiger Rampant (2); Natural Tiger's Head Cabossed (2)
• wolverine: Wolverine Rampant; Wolverine Statant
• yale: Yale Rampant (3); Yale Rampant (4)
• rapier: Rapier (3)
• rowan: Rowan Tree Eradicated
• sail: Sail Fastened to Mast and Hanging from Yardarm (3)
• saltcellar: Covered Saltcellar; Covered Saltcellar Shedding Salt (1)
• scarf: Scarf Tied in Annulo (3)
• scimitar: Scimitar (3)
• scissors: Pair of Scissors (2)
• scorpion: Scorpion (2)
• scroll: Open Scroll (3)
• seeblatt: Seeblatt (1)
• shamrock: Shamrock (1)
• snail: Snail Shell (2); Snail (1)
• shuttle: Weaver's Shuttle (1)
• snaffle bit: Snaffle-Bit (3)
• spade: Spade (1)
• spear: Spear (6)
• spider: Spider (3)
• spiral: Triskelion of Spirals (2)
• spoon: Spoon (2)
• tyger: Tyger Statant (2)
• swallow: Swallow Volant (2)
• tankard: Covered Tankard
• tassel: Tassel (1)
• ladybird: Ladybird
• thistle: Thistle (2)
• torc: Torc (1)
• tree: Tree Blasted (1)
• willow: Willow Tree (1)
• trident: Ukrainian Trident Head
• trillium: Trillium Barbed and Seeded (1)
• triskelion: Triskele (2)
• tulip: Tulip Slipped and Leaved (1)
• valknut: Valknut (1)
• war hammer: War Hammer (1)
• wasp: Wasp (2)
• water wheel: Water-Wheel (2)
• windmill: Windmill (1)
• lizard, supporter: Lizard Rampant (1)
• tortoise, supporter: Tortoise Rampant
• alphyn, supporter: Alphyn Rampant
• anteater, supporter: Anteater Rampant
• bagwyn, supporter: Bagwyn Rampant Guardant
• bear, supporter: Bear Rampant (6); Polar Bear Statant; Bear Statant Erect (2)
• horse, supporter: Horse Rampant (1)
• lion, supporter: Lion (2); Lion (6); Lion Queue Forchy (6)
• otter, supporter: Otter Rampant (1)
• ounce, supporter: Ounce (2)
• panther, supporter: Panther Rampant (1)
• rabbit, supporter: Rabbit Rampant (3)
• rhinoceros, supporter: Rhinoceros Rampant (2)
• stag, supporter: Stag Rampant (4); Stag Springing (2)
• tiger, supporter: Natural Tiger Rampant (2)
• unicorn, supporter: Unicorn (5); Winged Unicorn (2)
• wolf, supporter: Wolf Rampant (5); Wolf Sejant Erect (1); Wolf Statant (4)
• wolverine, supporter: Wolverine Rampant; Wolverine Statant
• yale, supporter: Yale Rampant (3); Yale Rampant (4)
• goat, supporter: Goat Clymant (3)
• mouse, supporter: Mouse Sejant Erect (1)
• cricket, supporter: Cricket Statant
• salamander, supporter: Salamander Regardant (2)
• dog, supporter: Dog Statant (5)
• hedgehog, supporter: Hedgehog (1)
• lynx, supporter: Lynx Statant (1)
• sheep, supporter: Sheep Statant Guardant
• tyger, supporter: Tyger Statant (2)
• dragon, supporter: Dragon (1); Dragon Displayed (1); Dragon Sejant Affronty (1)
• wyvern, supporter: Wyvern Erect (1); Wyvern Erect (2); Wyvern Wings Displayed (1)
• griffin, supporter: Griffin (10)
• cockatrice, supporter: Cockatrice
• eagle, supporter: Eagle (2); Eagle (9); Eagle (11); Eagle (12); Double-Headed Eagle (6)
• sea lion, supporter: Sea-Lion (3)
• sea horse, supporter: Sea-Horse (4)

Charges drawn by the editor of The Book of Traceable Heraldic Art (CC BY-SA 4.0)

The Book of Traceable Heraldic Art is distributed under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence, and its terms say that items not credited to another source were created for the collection by its editor. We converted them to our charge format; the adapted drawings are shared under the same licence.

• lion, rampant: Lion (8); Lion (16); Lion Courant; Lion's Jambe Couped (1); Lion Regardant (2); Lion Salient (3); Lion's Queue Couped (1); Lion's Queue Couped (2); Lion's Queue Couped (3); Lion's Queue Couped (4); Lion's Queue Couped (5); Lion's Queue Couped (6); Lion's Queue Couped (7); Lion's Queue Couped (8); Lion's Queue Couped (9); Lion-Serpent
• lion, passant: Lion Passant (7)
• lion, statant: Lion Statant (2)
• lion, sejant: Lion Sejant (2); Lion Sejant Maintaining a Ball; Lion Sejant Regardant; Lion Sejant Erect (2); Lion Sejant Erect Regardant
• eagle, displayed: Eagle (4); Eagle Rising (3); Eagle's Leg Erased Grasping A Fish (2)
• stag, statant: Stag Statant (2)
• stag, trippant: Stag Trippant (4); Stag Trippant (5); Stag's Attire in Annulo and Conjoined to Itself (1); Stag Lodged Regardant; Stag's Leg (1); Stag's Leg (2); Stag's Leg (3); Stag's Leg (4); Stag's Leg (5); Stag's Leg (6); Stag's Massacre (4); Stag Springing Regardant
• stag head: Stag's Head Cabossed (5); Stag's Head Cabossed (6); Stag's Head Couped (4); Stag's Head Couped Affronty; Stag's Head Erased Affronty (2)
• griffin, segreant: Griffin (4); Griffin Passant (6)
• escallop: Escallop (10); Escallop (11); Escallop (14)
• rose: Rose (13); Rose (15)
• cinquefoil: Cinquefoil (11); Cinquefoil (12)
• tower: Tower (5); Tower (9); Tower (10); Tower (11); Tower (18); Tower (21); Tower (41); Tower (42)
• buckle: Buckle (1); Buckle (7)
• sword: Sword (18); Sword (19); Sword (20); Sword (21); Sword (23); Shotel; Broken Sword; Sword Cortana; Sword Fracted; Sword Fracted In Chevron; Sword in Its Sheath
• anchor: Anchor (8)
• crescent: Crescent (1); Crescent (2); Crescent (4); Crescent (8); Crescent (21); Crescent (23); Four Crescents Conjoined In Cross At The Points (2); Three Crescents Conjoined In Pall Horns Outwards; Four Crescents Conjoined In Saltire Horns Outwards; Six Crescents In Estoile
• cross moline: Cross Moline (4)
• cross potent: Cross Potent (2)
• fleur de lis: Fleur de Lys (15); Fleur de Lys (16); Per Fess Three Fleurs de Lys Issuant From The Line
• goutte: Goutte (1); Goutte (7); Goutte (8); Goutte (10)
• squirrel, sejant: Squirrel (3); Squirrel (7); Squirrel (8); Squirrel Maintaining A Nut (1); Squirrel Maintaining A Nut (3); Squirrel Rampant (2)
• wolf, rampant: Wolf Rampant (6); Wolves-Cut; Wolves-Cut Palewise; Wolf's Tail Couped
• wolf, passant: Wolf Passant (6)
• wolf, statant: Wolf Statant (6)
• wolf, salient: Wolf Salient (2)
• wolf, sejant: Wolf Sejant (2); Wolf Sejant Affronty; Wolf Sejant Erect (2)
• wolf head: Wolf's Head Erased (3); Wolf's Head Erased (5); Wolf's Head Erased (6); Wolf's Head Cabossed (4)
• bear, rampant: Bear Rampant (9); Bear Courant (1); Bear Rampant Collared and Chained; Bear Sejant (1); Bear's Head Erased (4); Bear's Head Erased (5)
• unicorn, rampant: Unicorn (9); Unicorn Couchant (2); Unicorn Couchant Guardant; Unicorn Dormant; Unicorn Courant (2); Unicorn Courant Guardant; Unicorn's Head Erased (3); Unicorn Guardant; Unicorn Regardant; Unicorn Sejant Erect
• unicorn, passant: Unicorn Passant (7); Unicorn Passant (8); Unicorn Passant Guardant; Unicorn Passant Regardant (1); Unicorn Passant Regardant (2)
• unicorn, salient: Unicorn Salient (2)
• dragon, rampant: Dragon (5); Dragon Displayed (3); Dragon Sejant Affronty (2); Dragon's Head Cabossed (2); Dragon's Head Cabossed (3); Dragon's Head Cabossed Breathing Fire (2); Dragon's Leg Couped (1); Dragon's Leg Couped (2); Dragon's Leg Couped (3); Dragon's Leg Couped (4); Dragon's Leg Couped (5); Dragon's Leg Couped (6); Dragon's Leg Couped (7); Dragon's Tail Couped (1); Dragon's Tail Couped (2)
• fox, passant: Fox Passant (3); Fox Couchant (2); Fox Rampant (3); Fox Rampant (5); Fox Statant (1); Fox's Tail (1); Fox's Tail (2); Fox's Tail (4); Fox's Tail (5)
• fox, sejant: Fox Sejant (3)
• antelope, rampant: Antelope Rampant (2)
• bull, passant: Bull Passant (5); Bull Sejant; Bull Statant (2); Bull's Head Cabossed (5); Bull's Head Couped
• bell: Bell (5); Handbell (1)
• axe: Axe (1)
• castle: Castle (14); Castle (15)
• key: Key (3); Key (11); Ancient Key
• wing: Wing (6); Wing (11); Wings Conjoined In Lure (5)
• acorn: Acorn Slipped & Leaved (3)
• laurel wreath: Laurel Wreath (11); Laurel Wreath (12); Laurel Wreath (13); Laurel Wreath (14); Laurel Wreath (15); Laurel Wreath (16)
• fish, naiant: Fish (6); Fish Embowed (2); Winged Fish (2)
• fish, haurient: Fish Haurient (2)
• bowen knot: Bowen Knot (1)
• dog, statant: Dog Statant (4); Dog Statant (6); Dog Statant (7); Dog Statant (9); Dog Statant Guardant; Dog Statant Regardant; Three-Headed Dog Statant
• dog, passant: Dog Passant (3); Dog Passant (5); Dog Passant (9); Dog Passant (10); Dog Couchant (2); Dog Couchant (4); Dog Couchant Guardant (2); Dog Couchant Regardant; Dog Dormant; Dog Passant Guardant (2); Dog Passant Regardant; Dog Rampant (3); Dog Rampant Guardant (1); Dog Rampant Guardant (2); Dog Rampant Regardant (2); Dog Rampant Regardant (3); Dog Rampant Collared (3); Dog Rampant Regardant Collared; Dog Salient; Dog Sejant (2); Dog Sejant (3); Dog Sejant Guardant; Dog Sejant Regardant; Dog Sejant Erect (2); Dog Sejant Erect (3); Dog Sejant Erect (4); Dog Sejant Erect Guardant; Dog Sejant Erect Regardant; Dog's Head Cabossed (1); Dog's Head Cabossed (2); Dog's Head Couped (3); Dog's Head Collared and Couped (1); Dog's Head Erased (3); Dog's Head Erased (4); Three-Headed Dog Rampant; Three-Headed Dog Sejant (1); Three-Headed Dog Sejant (2); Three Dog's Heads Conjoined
• almond: Almond (3)
• aloe vera: Aloe Vera
• altar: Altar (3)
• annulet: Annulet (1); Annulet (2); Annulet (3)
• chain: Annulet of Chain (3); Chain (1); Chain (2); Chain (3); Chain (4); Chain (5); Chevron Of Chain; Chevron Inverted Of Chain; Orle Of Chain (1); Orle Of Chain (3)
• anvil: Armorer's Anvil
• sea monster: Sea-Ape; Sea-Badger; Sea-Bear; Sea-Bear Naiant; Sea-Boar; Sea-Bull; Sea-Cat; Sea-Dragon (3); Sea-Duck; Sea-Elephant; Sea-Ferret; Sea-Fox; Sea-Goat; Sea-Horse (6); Sea-Leopard; Sea-Leopard Guardant; Sea-Lion (5); Sea-Mouse; Sea-Otter; Sea-Rabbit; Sea-Ram; Sea-Rhino; Sea-Sheep; Sea-Squirrel; Sea-Stag; Sea-Wolf (4); Sea-Wolf (5); Sea-Wolf (6); Sea-Monster's Tail (6); Natural Sea-Tortoise (2)
• apple: Apple Slipped and Leaved (4)
• arch: Arch (3); Pair of Arches (1)
• door: Arched Door (1); Arched Door (2); Arched Door (3); Door (1); Door (2)
• cubit arm: Two Arms Issuant with Hands Clasped; Two Arms Vested Issuant with Hands Clasped
• aspen: Aspen Leaf
• ass: Ass's Head Couped Close (1)
• stag beetle: Pair of Stag Beetle's Attires
• awl: Awl (2); Awl (3)
• wheel: Two Wheels Conjoined by an Axle (2); Ship's Wheel (2); Wheel (1); Wheel (5); Wheel (6); Wheel (15)
• badger: Badger (5); Badger Guardant (1); Badger Guardant (2); Badger Courant; Badger Courant Guardant; Badger Couchant; Badger Couchant Guardant; Badger Dormant; Badger Passant (2); Badger Passant Guardant; Badger Rampant (3); Badger Rampant Guardant; Badger Statant Erect Maintaining a Mushroom; Badger's Head Cabossed (2); Badger's Head Erased (3); Badger's Head Erased (4)
• bag: Bag, or Pouch (3); Bag, or Pouch (5)
• bag of madder: Bag of Madder (1); Bag of Madder (2)
• balance: Hanging Balance (2)
• banana: Banana
• barbel: Barbel (2)
• barrel: Barrel (3); Barrel (4)
• bat: Bat (5); Bat (6)
• baton: Baton; Baton Sinister
• battle axe: Bardiche Axe; Pole Axe (3); Sparth Axe
• beaver: Beaver Passant (1); Beaver Sejant Erect; Beaver's Tail Couped
• beehive: Beehive (2); Beehive (3); Beehive Beset By Bees
• beetle: Atlas Beetle; Scarab Beetle
• besom: Besom (1)
• billet: Billet
• billhook: Billhook (2)
• bird: Bird's Jambe Couped (1); Bird's Jambe Couped (2); Bird's Jambe Couped (3); Bird's Jambe Couped (4); Bird's Jambe Erased (1)
• bison: Bison Passant Guardant (2); Bison's Head Cabossed (1); Bison's Head Cabossed (2); Bison's Head Cabossed (3)
• boar, passant: Boar's Head Cabossed (2); Boar's Head Cabossed (3); Boar's Head Cabossed With a Broken Tusk; Boar's Head Couped (2); Boar's Head Erased (4); Boar's Head Erased (5)
• goat, clymant: Goat's Body; Goat's Leg (1); Goat's Leg (2); Goat's Leg (3); Goat's Leg (4); Goat's Leg (5)
• body: Horse's Body Passant; Horse's Body Rampant
• book: Closed Book (4); Closed Book (5)
• boreyne: Boreyne Passant; Boreyne Rampant (2)
• bottle: Bottle (1)
• bowl: Bowl (1); Bowl (4)
• breast: Breast Distilling Gouttes (2)
• bridge: Bridge of One Arch (1); Bridge of One Arch (2); Bridge of Two Arches (1); Bridge of Three Arches (1); Bridge Of Three Arches (3); Twin-Towered Bridge Of Three Arches (2); Bridge Throughout of Two Arches; Bridge Throughout of Three Arches (1); Bridge Throughout of Three Arches (2); Bridge Throughout of Three Arches (3); Twin-Towered Bridge Throughout Of Three Arches
• bucket: Bucket (2); Bucket (3)
• bycocket: Bycocket (1)
• caldera gringolada: Caldera Gringolada (1); Caldera Gringolada (2); Caldera Gringolada (3)
• calipers: Pair Of Calipers (3)
• caltrop: Caltrop (3)
• calygreyhound: Calygreyhound Passant
• camel: Camel Couchant (3); Camel Statant (3); Camel Statant (4)
• cameleopard: Winged Cameleopard Couchant; Winged Cameleopard Couchant Head Lowered; Winged Cameleopard Passant; Winged Camelopard Segreant (2); Winged Cameleopard Statant
• cannon: Cannon on a Carriage (1)
• cap: Jester's Cap (3); Cap of Mercury (2); Cap of Mercury (3)
• capybara: Capybara Passant
• caravel: Caravel with Sails Set (3)
• caretyne: Caretyne Passant (1)
• cartouche: Cartouche (1); Cartouche (2); Cartouche (3)
• cauldron: Cauldron (4)
• centaur: Ichthyocentaur
• chaine shot: Chaine Shot (3)
• chalice: Chalice (6)
• chape: Chapé (1); Chapé (2); Chapé Ployé (1); Chapé Ployé (2); Chapé Ployé And A Chief
• chatloup: Chatloup Rampant
• chausse: Chaussé; Chaussé Ployé
• cheese: Wedge of Cheese; Wheel of Cheese
• cherry: Cherry Blossom
• churn: Butter Churn (2)
• lobster: Lobster's Claw; Lobster (3); Lobster (4)
• chough: Chough
• cock: Cock (7); Cock's Head Couped
• hawk: Hawk (3); Hawk Rising One Leg Raised
• hen: Hen (3)
• ostrich: Ostrich (7); Ostrich Feather
• porphyrio: Porphyrio
• raven: Raven (6); Raven (7); Raven (8); Raven Rising (4); Raven Striking
• robin: Robin
• simurgh: Simurgh Close (2)
• swan: Swan Close (1); Swan Close (2); Swan Close (3); Swan Naiant (3); Swan Naiant Wings Addorsed
• titmouse: Titmouse (1); Titmouse (2)
• cloud: Cloud (5); Cloud (8)
• clove: Clove (1); Clove (2)
• cockatrice: Cockatrice Wings Displayed (1)
• column: Column (8)
• comet: Comet (5)
• compass: Drawing Compass (2)
• compass rose: Compass Rose (3)
• compass star: Compass Star (2)
• costrel: Costrel (1)
• domestic cat: Domestic Cat Couchant (3); Domestic Cat Courant; Domestic Cat Passant (3); Domestic Cat Passant (4); Domestic Cat Passant (5); Domestic Cat Rampant (3); Domestic Cat Rampant (4); Domestic Cat Rampant (6); Domestic Cat Salient; Domestic Cat Sejant (4); Domestic Cat Sejant (5); Domestic Cat Sejant (6); Domestic Cat Sejant Guardant (1); Domestic Cat Sejant Guardant (2); Domestic Cat Sejant Guardant (3); Domestic Cat Sejant Erect; Domestic Cat Statant; Domestic Cat's Eye; Winged Domestic Cat Rampant (1); Winged Domestic Cat Rampant (2)
• ibex: Natural Ibex Couchant; Natural Ibex Passant; Natural Ibex Rampant; Natural Ibex Statant (1); Natural Ibex Statant (2); Natural Ibex Winged Segreant
• pantheon: Pantheon Couchant; Pantheon Courant; Pantheon Salient; Pantheon Rampant; Pantheon Statant
• panther: Panther Couchant
• sheep: Sheep Couchant (2)
• tiger: Natural Tiger Couchant Head Lowered; Natural Tiger Courant; Natural Tiger Rampant (3); Natural Tiger's Head Cabossed (3)
• javalina: Javalina Courant
• otter: Otter Courant (2); Winged Otter Courant Regardant; Otter Rampant (2)
• rabbit: Rabbit Courant (4); Rabbit Rampant (4); Rabbit Rampant (5); Rabbit Sejant Erect (2)
• crampet: Crampet (6)
• crampon: Crampon (1)
• crane: Crane (3)
• crocodile: Crocodile Rampant (1)
• cronel: Cronel (1)
• cross other: Cross Of Calatrava (1); Cross Of Calatrava (2); Cross Of Calatrava (3); Celtic Cross (4); Celtic Cross (5); Equal-Armed Celtic Cross (1); Equal-Armed Celtic Cross (2); Cross Couped Fusilly; Doubled Cross; Cross Énchancré (1); Cross Énchancré (2); Cross Formy (1); Cross Formy (5); Cross Formy Voided; Cross Fourchy (2); Cross Fourchy (4); Latin Cross Fourchy; Greek Cross; Cross Of Jerusalem; Latin Cross or Passion Cross; Cross Moline Disjointed; Norse Sun-Cross (2); Cross Pointed (2); Cross Pointed Voided; Cross Rayonnant; Russian Orthodox Cross; Cross Swallowtailed (2); Cross Swallowtailed Voided
• cross crosslet: Cross Crosslet (1)
• cross flory: Cross Flory (4)
• heart: Cross of Four Hearts Conjoined at the Points; Heart (1); Heart (5); Heart (6); Heart Voided; Winged Heart (2)
• lozenge: Cross of Four Lozenges (2); Lozenge (1); Lozenge (2); Lozenge Ployé (1); Lozenge Ployé (2); Lozenge Ployé (3); Lozenge Pometty (1); Lozenge Pometty (2); Lozenge Pometty (3)
• crow: Crow Rising Wings Displayed; Crow Rising Maintaining A Slip of Holly
• crown: Crown (2); Baronial Crown (1); Baronial Crown (2); Baronial Crown (3); Baronial Crown (4); Crown Flory (7)
• crozier: Crook of Basel (1); Crook of Basel (2)
• cup: Cup (3); Cup (10)
• dagger: Dagger (3)
• dandelion: Dandelion; Dandelion Slipped and Leaved
• delf: Delf; Delf Voided; Delf Ployé; Delf Ployé Voided; Two Delfs Voided and Fretted
• dice: Egyptian Twenty-Sided Die
• falcon: Falcon Displayed
• phoenix: Phoenix (7)
• vol: Vol (7)
• doe: Doe Statant (1); Doe Statant Guardant; Doe's Head Couped
• dogwood: Flowering Dogwood Blossom (2)
• dovecote: Dovecote (1); Dovecote (5)
• label: Label Dovetailed (2); Label Dovetailed (3); Label Dovetailed (4); Label of 1 Point Throughout; Label of 3 Points Throughout (1); Label of 5 Points Throughout (1)
• dragonfly: Dragonfly (3)
• drakkar: Drakkar (3); Drakkar with Oars Shipped (3); Drakkar with Sail Furled
• drum: Dumbek Drum (2); Kettle Drum (2)
• eel: Eel Haurient
• egg: Egg (1)
• eidelweiss: Eidelweiss Flower
• elephant: Elephant's Head Cabossed; Elephant's Head Couped (2)
• elk: Elk Rampant (3)
• enfield: Enfield Passant; Enfield Rampant (2)
• fret: Fret Engrailed (2)
• serpent: Serpent Erect (2); Serpent Erect (3); Serpent Nowed Erect; Winged Serpent Glissant; Serpent Involved (1); Serpent In Annulo; Serpent Nowed (3); Serpent Nowed (4)
• wyvern: Wyvern Erect Wings Displayed; Wyvern (3)
• escarbuncle: Escarbuncle (8); Escarbuncle (9)
• escroll: Escroll Fesswise
• pen: Quill Pen Transfixing an Escroll Fesswise (1); Quill Pen Transfixing an Escroll Fesswise (2); Quill Pen (4)
• estoile: Estoile of Eight Points
• eye: Eye (1); Eye (2)
• eyeglasses: Pair of Eyeglasses (1)
• fan: Winnowing Fan (1); Winnowing Fan (3); Folding Fan (2)
• fauchard: Fauchard (1); Fauchard (2)
• feather: Feather (6)
• panache: Panache of Peacock Feathers (2)
• peacock: Peacock Sword Feather
• felloe: Pair of Felloes (1); Pair of Felloes (2)
• fer a loup: Fer-a-loup (1)
• fern: Fern Sprig
• fishhook: Fishhook (5); Three Fishhooks Fretted
• flags: Standard; Standard with Dual Livery; Standard with Triple Livery; Standard with Quad Livery; Standard with Hoist of Allegiance; Standard with Two Bands; Standard with Two Voided Bands; Standard with Three Bands; Guidon; Guidon with Dual Livery; Guidon with Triple Livery; Guidon with Quad Livery; Guidon with Hoist of Allegiance
• flail: Flail (2)
• flame: Flame (9)
• flask: Flask (1)
• mascle: Mascle Fleury at the Upper Point (1); Mascle Fleury at the Upper Point (2); Mascle Fleury at the Upper Point (3); Mascle (1); Mascle Ployé (2); Two Mascles Braced In Pale; Three Mascles Braced In Pale
• rustre: Rustre Fleury at the Upper Point (1); Rustre Fleury at the Upper Point (2); Rustre (1); Rustre (2)
• octofoil: Octofoil (1); Octofoil (2)
• sexfoil: Sexfoil (3); Sexfoil (4); Sexfoil (5); Sexfoil (6)
• forget me not: Forget-Me-Not (2); Slip of Forget-Me-Not (1); Slip of Forget-Me-Not (2)
• frame: Parchmenter's Frame
• frog: Frog (3); Frog Rampant; Frog Sejant (2)
• furison: Furison (7)
• fylfot: Cross Gurgity
• game board: Nine Men's Morris Board; Twelve Men's Morris Board
• gauntlet: Clenched Gauntlet (3)
• gemstone: French-Cut Gemstone; French-Cut Gemstone In Profile; Step-Cut Gemstone (1); Step-Cut Gemstone (2)
• geranium: Geranium Flower
• gillyflower: Gillyflower (2); Gillyflower (4); Gillyflower Slipped and Leaved (1); Gillyflower In Profile (1)
• glaive: Glaive (1)
• goblet: Jeweled Goblet
• gorgon: Gorgon’s Head Cabossed (2); Gorgon's Head Cabossed (3); Gorgon's Head Cabossed (4); Gorgon's Head Couped (1); Gorgon's Head Couped (2)
• gourd: Bottle Gourd (1)
• grasshopper: Grasshopper Statant (2)
• grenade: Grenade (3)
• grillage: Grillage (1); Grillage (2); Grillage (3)
• grozing iron: Grozing Iron (1)
• guinea pig: Guinea Pig Rampant (1); Guinea Pig Rampant (2); Guinea Pig Salient; Guinea Pig Statant
• hammer: Hammer (8); Smith’s Hammer
• mjolnir: Mjolnir or Thor's Hammer (4)
• handgun rest: Handgun Rest (2)
• harp: Harp (4)
• hat: Jew's Hat (2); Sugar-loaf Hat
• hazel: Hazel Branch Fructed
• horse: Horse's Head Erased; Horse Rampant (4); Horse Rampant (6); Horse Rampant Bridled; Horse Statant Saddled; Horse's Leg (1); Horse's Leg (2); Horse's Tail Couped (1); Horse's Tail Couped (2)
• leopard face: Lion's Head Erased (2)
• llama: Llama's Head Couped; Llama's Head Erased; Llama Passant; Llama Statant (1)
• lynx: Lynx's Head Erased; Lynx Rampant (3)
• head: Monkey's Face; Troll's Face
• sow: Sow's Head Couped; Sow's Head Couped Close; Sow's Head Erased; Sow Rampant (1); Sow Rampant (2); Winged Sow Rampant
• tyger: Tyger's Head Couped
• hedgehog: Hedgehog Rampant (1); Hedgehog Rampant (2); Hedgehog Sejant Erect
• helm: Close Helm (3); Close Helm Affronty (1); Close Helm Affronty (2); Corinthian Helm; Great Helm Affronty (1); Great Helm Affronty (2); Kettle Helm Affronty; Winged Great Helm Affronty Wings Elevated; Winged Great Helm Affronty Wings Inverted; Norman Helm Affronty; Ocular Helm Affronty; Turkish Helm
• heron: Heron Wings Displayed; Heron Wings Displayed Vorant of a Fish
• tortoise shell plate: Tortoise-Shell Plate (3)
• hippogriff: Hippogriff Rampant; Hippogriff Statant
• hippopotamus: Hippopotamus Rampant; Hippopotamus Statant (1)
• hobbyhorse: Hobbyhorse (1); Hobbyhorse (2)
• woman: Woman Issuant from Base (2)
• hunting horn: Spiral Hunting Horn
• saltorel: Saltorel Fusilly; Saltorel Raguly; Saltorel, or Saltire Couped; Saltorel (2); Saltorel (3); Saltorel (4); Saltorel (5); Saltorel (6); Cross of St. Julian
• mullet: Mullet of 7 Points Voided and Interlaced (2); Mullet of 8 Points Voided and Interlaced (2); Mullet of 8 Mascles Interlaced; Mullet of 4 Points; Mullet of 4 Elongated to Base; Mullet (of 5 Points, 1); Mullet (of 5 Points, 2); Mullet Pierced; Mullet Voided; Mullet of 6 Points (1); Mullet of 6 Points (2); Mullet of 6 Points Voided; Mullet of 7 Points; Mullet of 8 Points (1); Mullet of 8 Points (4); Mullet of 8 Points Voided; Mullet of 9 Points; Mullet of 10 Points; Mullet of 5 Greater and 5 Lesser Points
• star of david: Star of David (1)
• janus: Janus Head (2)
• jasmine: Jasmine Flower
• jerboa: Jerboa Salient
• juniper: Sprig of Juniper
• keystone: Keystone (1); Keystone (2); Keystone (3)
• keythong: Keythong Statant
• knife: Knife (4); Half-Moon Knife
• stafford knot: Cavendish Knot or Savoy Knot (1); Hungerford Knot; Quatrefoil Knot (2); Solomon's Knot (1)
• kursch: Kürsch (2)
• labyrinth: Labyrinth (3); Labyrinth (4); Labyrinth (6)
• ladder: Ladder (3); Ladder (7)
• lantern: Lantern (3)
• lavender: Lavender Sprig
• oak tree: Oak Leaf (4); Oak Leaf (7)
• rowan: Sprig of Rowan Leaves (2); Rowan Tree
• lemon: Lemon; Lemon Slipped and Leaved
• level: Water Level
• lighthouse: Lighthouse (2); Lighthouse (3)
• lily: Calla Lily Slipped (1); Calla Lily Slipped (2); Calla Lily Slipped and Leaved
• linden: Linden Branch Twined on Itself (2)
• lion dragon: Lion-Dragon Passant
• lotus: Lotus Flower In Profile (4)
• lucet: Bone Lucet
• lure: Hawk's Lure (3)
• lyre: Lyre (3); Lyre (4); Lyre (6); Lyre (8)
• magnolia: Magnolia Flower
• mail: Mail Shirt (1)
• mallet: Mallet (2)
• mantle: Mantle (1)
• masculyn: Masculyn (1); Masculyn (3); Masculyn (4)
• mash rake: Mash Rake (1)
• mask: Domino Mask; Visard Mask
• maunch: Maunch (6)
• millrind: Millrind (6)
• mirror: Hand Mirror (1)
• mistletoe: Sprig of Mistletoe
• mitsutomoe: Mitsutomoe (4)
• mitten: Mitten (1); Mitten (2)
• money box: Money Box (2)
• mosaic tablets: Two Mosaic Tablets Conjoined
• mosquito: Mosquito; Mosquito Statant
• mount: Mount; Mount of Five Hillocks (1); Mount of Five Hillocks (2); Mount of Six Hillocks; Trimount (1); Trimount Couped (1)
• mountain: Mountain (2)
• mouse: Mouse Sejant Erect (2)
• spur rowel: Spur-Rowel (1)
• mushroom: Mushroom (2); Mushroom (4); Mushroom (5); Morel Mushroom
• musical clef: C Clef (1); C Clef (2); G Clef (1); G Clef (2)
• musical note: Musical Note (2); Musical Note (3); Musical Note (4); Musical Note (5); Musical Note (6); Two Musical Notes Beamed
• musimon: Musimon Statant
• prawn: Prawn Naiant; Prawn
• nautilus: Nautilus Naiant; Nautilus Shell
• nail: Passion Nail (1)
• needle: Needle (6); Needle (7); Needle Piercing; Threaded Needle (3); Double Ended Knitting Needle
• obelisk: Obelisk (2)
• olive: Olive Slipped and Leaved
• ombrellino: Ombrellino (1); Ombrellino (2)
• opinicus: Opinicus Sejant
• opossum: Opossum Rampant
• orange: Orange Flower
• orb: Orb (1)
• owl: Owl (9); Owl (13); Owl Dexter Leg Raised
• paintbrush: Calligraphy Brush; Artist's Paintbrush (4)
• palette: Artist's Palette Marked With Paint
• pan: Frying Pan (2)
• pavilion: Pavilion (4)
• pear: Pear (3); Pear (4); Pear Slipped and Leaved (3)
• peel: Baker's Peel (2)
• peony: Peony
• phial: Phial (3)
• pitchfork: Pitchfork (3)
• plow: Plow (3)
• ploye: Curved Line
• halberd: Halberd
• partisan: Partisan
• war scythe: War-Scythe (1)
• polygon: Hexagon; Hexagon Voided; Octagon; Octagon Voided; Pentagon; Pentagon Voided
• triangle: Triangle; Triangle Voided; Three Triangles One and Two Conjoined
• polypus: Polypus (4); Polypus (5); Polypus Dismembered
• pomegranate: Pomegranate (2); Pomegranate Slipped and Leaved (4); Pomegranate Slipped and Leaved (5)
• poppy: Poppy Flower (2); Poppy Flower (3)
• pot: Footed Pot (1); Footed Pot (2)
• potato: Potato Slipped and Leaved
• pruning knife: Pruning Knife (2)
• psaltery: Psaltery; Pig-Snouted Psaltery
• punner: Punner (2)
• pyramid: Egyptian Pyramid
• quatrefoil shape: Quatrefoil (Shape); Quatrefoil (Shape) Voided
• quince: Quince (1); Quince Slipped and Leaved (1)
• racoon: Racoon Rampant; Racoon Rampant Guardant; Racoon Rampant Guardant (2); Tricorporate Racoon; Racoon's Head Cabossed
• rainbow: Natural Rainbow (2); Rainbow Throughout (2); Natural Rainbow Throughout
• ram: Ram Statant (1); Ram's Head Cabossed (3)
• tail: Lion's Queue Couped Forchy
• rat: Rat Rampant (2); Rat Rampant (3); Rat Rampant (4); Rat Tergiant; Rat's Tail Couped (1); Rat's Tail Couped (2)
• stoat: Stoat Rampant (1); Stoat Rampant (2)
• rapier: Rapier (4)
• ray: Ray of the Sun Issuant From Chief; Ray of the Sun Issuant From Dexter Chief (1)
• retort: Retort (1); Retort (2)
• ring: Gemmed Ring (1)
• rock face: Rock Face (1)
• rod: Rod (1)
• rope: Rope
• roundel: Semy of Roundels (1); Semy of Roundels (2); Roundel (1); Demi-Roundel
• salamander: Natural Salamander Tergiant (1); Natural Salamander Tergiant (2)
• scarpe: 2 Scarpes; 3 Scarpes; 4 Scarpes; 5 Scarpes
• scepter: Scepter (4)
• scourge: Scourge (3)
• scroll: Closed Scroll; Open Scroll (5); Open Scroll (6)
• seeblatt: Seeblatt (4)
• toad: Toad Sejant; Winged Toad Sejant
• shakefork: Shakefork (1); Shakefork (2); Shakefork Inverted
• shears: Pair of Shears (3)
• shield: Buckler Shield; German Tournament Shield; Kite Shield; Roman Scutum Shield; Round Metal Shield; Round Wooden Shield
• shrew: Shrew Statant
• shrimp: Mantis Shrimp
• shuttle: Stick Shuttle (1); Stick Shuttle (2); Stick Shuttle (3); Stick Shuttle Threaded
• sickle: Sickle (4)
• skull: Skull (5)
• skunk: Skunk Statant
• snaffle bit: Snaffle-Bit (4); Snaffle-Bit (5)
• snowflake: Snowflake (1); Snowflake (2); Snowflake (4)
• soldering iron: Soldering Iron
• spear: Spear (3); Spear (8); Spearhead (4)
• spider: Spider (4); Spider (5)
• spindle: Drop Spindle (1)
• thread: Spool of Thread
• square: Carpenter's Square (1); Carpenter's Square (4)
• ragged staff: Jacob's Staff (1); Herald's Staff (1); Herald's Staff (2); Wreathed Staff
• star of bethlehem: Star-of-Bethlehem Blossom
• tusk: Elephant's Tusk; Boar's Tusk (1)
• stockfish: Stockfish Headless and Split (2)
• sun: Sun (1); Sun (4); Sun (5); Sun (6); Sun (7); Sun (8); Sun (10); Demi-Sun (1)
• tablet: Square Weaver's Tablet
• tai chi: T'ai-chi
• wildcat: Wildcat's Tail Couped
• tambourine: Tambourine; Tambourine Affronty
• tankard: Jack; Tankard (4); Tankard (5)
• monkfish: Monkfish
• zydrach: Zydrach Tergiant (1)
• tortoise: Tortoise (3)
• testicles: Pair of Testicles
• thimble: Thimble (2); Thimble (3)
• thistle: Thistle (6); Thistle (7)
• wolfs teeth: Wolf's Teeth (1); Wolf's Teeth (2)
• tree: Tree Blasted and Eradicated (3)
• trillium: Trillium (1)
• triskelion: Triskele (1); Triskele (3)
• trowel: Trowel (1)
• trumpet: Trumpet (1); Trumpet (4); Trumpet (5)
• truncheon: Truncheon (1)
• tulip: Tulip Slipped and Leaved (4)
• tunic: Tunic (1)
• valknut: Valknut (2)
• war hammer: War Hammer (2)
• weight: Set of Nesting Scale Weights (1); Set of Nesting Scale Weights (3)
• well: Covered Well (1)
• whistle: Mariner's Whistle (1)
• wood sorrel: Wood Sorrel Blossoms (2)
• zill: Pair of Zills
• crocodile, supporter: Crocodile Rampant (1)
• frog, supporter: Frog Rampant
• antelope, supporter: Antelope Rampant (2)
• badger, supporter: Badger Rampant (3); Badger Rampant Guardant; Badger (5); Badger Guardant (1); Badger Guardant (2); Badger Statant Erect Maintaining a Mushroom
• bear, supporter: Bear Rampant (9); Bear Rampant Collared and Chained
• boreyne, supporter: Boreyne Rampant (2)
• cameleopard, supporter: Winged Camelopard Segreant (2); Winged Cameleopard Statant
• domestic cat, supporter: Domestic Cat Rampant (3); Domestic Cat Rampant (4); Domestic Cat Rampant (6); Winged Domestic Cat Rampant (1); Winged Domestic Cat Rampant (2); Domestic Cat Salient; Domestic Cat Sejant Erect; Domestic Cat Statant
• chatloup, supporter: Chatloup Rampant
• dog, supporter: Dog Rampant (3); Dog Rampant Guardant (1); Dog Rampant Guardant (2); Dog Rampant Regardant (2); Dog Rampant Regardant (3); Dog Rampant Collared (3); Dog Rampant Regardant Collared; Three-Headed Dog Rampant; Dog Salient; Dog Sejant Erect (2); Dog Sejant Erect (3); Dog Sejant Erect (4); Dog Sejant Erect Guardant; Dog Sejant Erect Regardant; Dog Statant (4); Dog Statant (6); Dog Statant (7); Dog Statant (9); Dog Statant Guardant; Dog Statant Regardant; Three-Headed Dog Statant
• elk, supporter: Elk Rampant (3)
• enfield, supporter: Enfield Rampant (2)
• fox, supporter: Fox Rampant (3); Fox Rampant (5); Fox Statant (1)
• guinea pig, supporter: Guinea Pig Rampant (1); Guinea Pig Rampant (2); Guinea Pig Salient; Guinea Pig Statant
• hedgehog, supporter: Hedgehog Rampant (1); Hedgehog Rampant (2); Hedgehog Sejant Erect
• hippogriff, supporter: Hippogriff Rampant; Hippogriff Statant
• hippopotamus, supporter: Hippopotamus Rampant; Hippopotamus Statant (1)
• horse, supporter: Horse Rampant (4); Horse Rampant (6); Horse Rampant Bridled; Horse Statant Saddled
• ibex, supporter: Natural Ibex Rampant; Natural Ibex Winged Segreant; Natural Ibex Statant (1); Natural Ibex Statant (2)
• lion, supporter: Lion (8); Lion (16); Lion Regardant (2); Lion Salient (3); Lion Sejant Erect (2); Lion Sejant Erect Regardant; Lion Statant (2)
• lynx, supporter: Lynx Rampant (3)
• opossum, supporter: Opossum Rampant
• otter, supporter: Otter Rampant (2)
• pantheon, supporter: Pantheon Rampant; Pantheon Salient; Pantheon Statant
• rabbit, supporter: Rabbit Rampant (4); Rabbit Rampant (5); Rabbit Sejant Erect (2)
• racoon, supporter: Racoon Rampant; Racoon Rampant Guardant; Racoon Rampant Guardant (2)
• rat, supporter: Rat Rampant (2); Rat Rampant (3); Rat Rampant (4)
• sow, supporter: Sow Rampant (1); Sow Rampant (2); Winged Sow Rampant
• squirrel, supporter: Squirrel Rampant (2)
• stoat, supporter: Stoat Rampant (1); Stoat Rampant (2)
• tiger, supporter: Natural Tiger Rampant (3)
• unicorn, supporter: Unicorn (9); Unicorn Guardant; Unicorn Regardant; Unicorn Salient (2); Unicorn Sejant Erect
• wolf, supporter: Wolf Rampant (6); Wolf Salient (2); Wolf Sejant Erect (2); Wolf Statant (6)
• jerboa, supporter: Jerboa Salient
• stag, supporter: Stag Springing Regardant; Stag Statant (2)
• beaver, supporter: Beaver Sejant Erect
• mouse, supporter: Mouse Sejant Erect (2)
• grasshopper, supporter: Grasshopper Statant (2)
• mosquito, supporter: Mosquito Statant
• bull, supporter: Bull Statant (2)
• camel, supporter: Camel Statant (3); Camel Statant (4)
• doe, supporter: Doe Statant (1); Doe Statant Guardant
• keythong, supporter: Keythong Statant
• llama, supporter: Llama Statant (1)
• musimon, supporter: Musimon Statant
• ram, supporter: Ram Statant (1)
• shrew, supporter: Shrew Statant
• skunk, supporter: Skunk Statant
• dragon, supporter: Dragon Displayed (3); Dragon Sejant Affronty (2)
• sea dragon, supporter: Sea-Dragon (3)
• wyvern, supporter: Wyvern Erect Wings Displayed
• griffin, supporter: Griffin (4)
• cockatrice, supporter: Cockatrice Wings Displayed (1)
• eagle, supporter: Eagle (4); Eagle Rising (3)
• sea lion, supporter: Sea-Lion (5)
• sea horse, supporter: Sea-Horse (6)
• sea wolf, supporter: Sea-Wolf (5); Sea-Wolf (6)
• sea bear, supporter: Sea-Bear
• sea stag, supporter: Sea-Stag

Charges under CC BY (DrawShield repository)

• crow: Crow Essorant, "Crow Essorant" by Apn, Wikimedia Commons, from the DrawShield repository (https://github.com/drawshield/Drawshield-Code/blob/stable/svg/charges/bird/crow-essorant.svg), CC BY 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/, modified
• ashoka chakra: Ashoka Chakra, "Ashoka Chakra" by Milind Joshi, from the DrawShield repository (https://github.com/drawshield/Drawshield-Code/blob/stable/svg/charges/emblem/ashoka-chakra.svg), CC BY 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/, modified

Helms and mantling

The helms and most mantling drawings come from vector files on Wikimedia Commons released under CC0, from The Book of Traceable Heraldic Art, and from two public-domain engraved achievements (Fox-Davies, A Complete Guide to Heraldry, 1909, and Ströhl, Heraldischer Atlas, 1899). We recoloured and resized them for the designer.

• Lambrequin mantling: "Meuble héraldique Lambrequin" by HeraldLanguage, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0, modified.https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

More helms, mantling, crowns, compartments and motto ribbons

These drawings come from Wikimedia Commons, and some motto ribbons from heraldicart.org. Each one is released under CC0, into the public domain, under CC BYor under CC BY-SA. We converted them to our format and let you recolour them. The adapted drawings of CC BY and CC BY-SA files are shared under the same licence, and an SVG you download names the drawing and its licence.

Helms

• Helm of an Esquire or Gentleman in British Heraldry by Fenn-O-maniC, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Helm of a Baronet or Knight in British Heraldry by Sodacan, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Close helmet heraldry by Di, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• CloseHelmet English 16thCentury svgElement by Lobsterthermidor, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Meuble héraldique Casque de profil by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY 4.0
• Meuble héraldique Casque taré de front by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY 4.0
• Barred helmet sodacan style by Vlaanderram, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• BarredHelmetGermanArgentFF by LowlyLiaison, CC BY 4.0
• Barred helmet Argent threeQuarter Baltisches Wappenbuch by LowlyLiaison, CC BY 4.0
• Heaume barras by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Tilting helmet by Raymond1922A, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Hełm turniejowy by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Hełm heraldyczny turniejowy (z koroną) by 爪丹了, CC0
• Meuble héraldique casque joute by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Hełm heraldyczny „żabi pysk“ by 爪丹了, CC0
• Frogmouth helm profile argent, or bordure by LowlyLiaison, CC0
• Frogmouth helm 2 profile argent, or bordure by LowlyLiaison, CC BY 4.0
• Frogmouth helm 3quarter BAbshier argent, or bordure by LowlyLiaison, CC BY 4.0
• Frogmouth helm affronty argent, or bordure by LowlyLiaison, CC BY 4.0
• Frogmouth helm cross affronty argent, or bordure by LowlyLiaison, CC BY 4.0
• Frogmouth helm argent gold bordure by LowlyLiaison, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Frogmouth helm front by LowlyLiaison, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Frogmouth helm side by LowlyLiaison, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Frogmouth helmet argent gold bordure by Kalafinwë, CC0
• Grande Elmo Heaume Gold by Horemhat, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Grande Elmo Heaume Gold 2 by Horemhat, CC BY 4.0
• Grande Elmo Heaume Silver by Horemhat, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Grande Elmo Heaume Silver 2 by Horemhat, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Haume Grande Elmo Helmet by Horemhat, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Heaume Hor by Horemhat, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Heaume Hor 2 by Horemhat, CC BY 4.0
• Heraldic helmet (14th century) by SirFranzPaul, CC0
• Great Bascinet by Sir Jacob Keyes, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Meuble héraldique Heaume or by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Meuble héraldique Heaume comte by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Meuble Héraldique Heaume de duc non souverain by HeraldLanguage, CC BY 4.0
• Héraldique ornement Heaume baronnet by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Helm of a Baron by Ssolbergj, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Elmo nobiliare by Asþont, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Yelmo de hidalgo by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Heraldique Meuble Gelre Heaume Profil by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Heraldique meuble haume cimier lis gelre by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Helmet 2-1 SVG by Gably, CC0
• Meuble héraldique heaume 1 by as credited on the Commons file page, CC0
• Meuble héraldique heaume 2 by as credited on the Commons file page, CC0
• Aanziende helm by as credited on the Commons file page, CC0

Mantling

• Ornement extérieur casque chevalier by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Mantling default by LowlyLiaison, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Heraldic lambrequins or and purpure by OSeveno, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Detailed Heraldic Mantle by LuminousityLotusWiki, CC0
• Mantel kaal by Arch, CC0
• Mantling argent and gules by 痛, CC0
• Russian heraldic mantle by own work by the original uploader, CC0
• Mantle Baltisches Wappenbuch by LowlyLiaison, CC BY 4.0
• Lambrecchino - azzurro e argento by CoachGodzup, CC BY 4.0
• Little heraldic Mantle (Katepanomegas) by ZuppaDiCarlo, CC BY 3.0

Crowns and coronets

• Heraldic Crown of an Emperor by Tom Lemmens, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Crown of Saint Edward (Heraldic charge) by Louis de Lauban, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Sovereign 5-arch crown (heraldry) by SirFranzPaul, CC BY 4.0
• Royal crown curved simple by Arnaud.ramey, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Habsburger Krone by HeraldLanguage, CC BY 4.0
• Heraldic Coronet of a Count by Euryrel, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Hungarian crown - baron (bárói-korona) by Madboy74, CC0
• Heraldic 3 pont crownet by Sodacan, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Ancient Coronet (Heraldry) by ProfAuthor, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Celestial Crown (Heraldry) by ProfAuthor, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Crown Palisado (Heraldry) by ProfAuthor, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Crown Rayonny (Heraldry) by ProfAuthor, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Radiate crown by Self-described Sophist, CC0
• Eastern crown by The Eloquent Peasant, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Mercantile crown by Fvasconcellos, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Mural Crown of Capital - Portugal by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Mural Crown of City - Portugal by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Mural Crown of Town - Portugal by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Regno d'Italia Corona di comune seconda classe by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Regno d'Italia Corona Comune terza classe by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Puerto Rican heraldic mural crown by Cookieman1.1.1, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Crown of San Marino (Heraldry) by HaGlaSu, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Congo crown by Fornax, CC0
• Coronet of a British Baron by Sodacan, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Coronet of a British Viscount by Sodacan, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Coronet of a British Earl by Sodacan, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Coronet of a British Marquess by Sodacan, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Coronet of a British Duke by Sodacan, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Coronet of a Child of the Sovereign by Sodacan, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Coronet of a Grandchild of the Sovereign by Sodacan, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Coronet of a Child of the Heir Apparent by Sodacan, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Coronet of a Child of a Daughter of the Sovereign by Sodacan, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• 1901 pattern Tudor Crown (2D) by Sodacan, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• French heraldic crowns - Dauphin by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY 3.0
• French heraldic crowns - Prince de sang royal by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY 3.0
• French heraldic crowns - duc v2 by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY 3.0
• French heraldic crowns - marquis v2 by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY 3.0
• French heraldic crowns - marquis et pair by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY 3.0
• French heraldic crowns - Vidame by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY 3.0
• Crown of a Marquis of France (red oval) by David Liuzzo, CC BY 4.0
• Meuble héraldique Couronne Comte by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Héraldique Meuble Couronne Comtale by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Meuble héraldique Couronne marquis by as credited on the Commons file page, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• French heraldic crowns - King by Pbroks13, CC BY 3.0
• French heraldic crowns - Prince de sang royal et pair by Eusebius, CC BY 3.0
• French heraldic crowns - prince du sang v1 by Cflm001, CC BY 3.0
• French heraldic crowns - prince du sang v2 by Eusebius, CC BY 3.0
• French heraldic crowns - prince du sang v2 et pair by Eusebius, CC BY 3.0
• French heraldic crowns - duc v1 by Eusebius, CC BY 3.0
• French heraldic crowns - duc et pair by Eusebius, CC BY 3.0
• French heraldic crowns - marquis v1 by Eusebius, CC BY 3.0
• French heraldic crowns - Baron by Eusebius, CC BY 3.0
• French heraldic crowns - baron et pair by Eusebius, CC BY 3.0
• French heraldic crowns - chevalier by Eusebius, CC BY 3.0
• Old Crown of a Count of France by StyraCDF, CC0
• Mural Crown of a French Capital by Heralder, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Mural Crown of a French City by Heralder, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Mural Crown of a French Commune by Heralder, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Meuble héraldique FR-couronne-murale by Ssire, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Couronne de France héraldique or by Louis de Lauban, CC BY 4.0
• Royal Crown of France (accurate red bonnet) by Louis de Lauban, CC0
• Chevalier imperial by Elisabeth stilton, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Meuble héraldique couronne ducale française by Rinaldum, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Meuble héraldique Couronne du premier empire français - simplifié by Jpgibert, CC BY 4.0

Motto ribbons

• Héraldique meuble Parchemin by Rinaldum (Commons uploader), CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Georgian heraldry motto by Gaeser, CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Meuble Héraldique Listel Cardesse by MaxxL (Commons uploader), CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Italian Army heraldry motto by F l a n k e r derivative work: GJo, Public domain
• Listel by Feal editado porEugenio Hansen, OFS, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Listels by Bibar, CC0
• Listels by Bibar, CC0
• Listels by Bibar, CC0
• Listels by Bibar, CC0
• Listels by Bibar, CC0
• Listels by Bibar, CC0
• Listel 0 by Eugenio Hansen, OFS, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Lisltel 1 by Thommy ; editor Eugenio Hansen, OFS, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Listel 10 by Eugenio Hansen, OFS, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Listel 1 by Eugenio Hansen, OFS, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Listel 2 by Eugenio Hansen, OFS, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Listel 3 by Eugenio Hansen, OFS, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Listel 4 by Eugenio Hansen, OFS, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Listel 1 emplacement - 01 by Jpgibert (Commons uploader), CC BY 4.0
• Listel 1 emplacement - 03 by Jpgibert (Commons uploader), CC BY 4.0
• Motto Scroll (1) heraldicart by John Bossewell, Workes of Armorie (1572); redrawn for heraldicart.org, Public domain
• Motto Scroll (2) heraldicart by James Foster, Some Feudal Coats of Arms (1902), Public domain
• Motto Scroll (3) heraldicart by Gunnvor silfraharr (Viking Answer Lady SVG Images for Heralds), CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Motto Scroll (4) heraldicart by George Woolliscroft Rhead, The Principles of Design (1905), Public domain
• Motto Scroll (5) heraldicart by Firkin (OpenClipArt), Public domain
• Motto Scroll (6) heraldicart by Firkin (OpenClipArt), Public domain
• Motto Scroll (7) heraldicart by Firkin (OpenClipArt), Public domain
• Motto Scroll (8) heraldicart by Firkin (OpenClipArt), Public domain
• Listel 3 emplacements - 06 by Jpgibert, CC BY 4.0
• Motto Scroll (17) heraldicart by The Art of Heraldry (1904), p.234, Public domain
• Listel 5 by Eugenio Hansen, OFS, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Listel 9 by MrInfo2012, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Scroll-Ribbon by Christopher J. Fynn, CC0
• Lema Agrio Dvlce by ElSeñorDeLaNoche (Commons uploader), CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Lema Potius Mori Quam Foedari by Ilzolende (Commons uploader), CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike)
• Lista araldica by Gb89.2 (Commons uploader), Public domain
• Listel 3 emplacements - 01 by Jpgibert (Commons uploader), CC BY 4.0
• Listel 1 emplacement - 02 by Jpgibert (Commons uploader), CC BY 4.0
• Listel 1 emplacement - 05 by Jpgibert (Commons uploader), CC BY 4.0
• Listel 1 emplacement - 06 by Jpgibert (Commons uploader), CC BY 4.0
• Listel 1 emplacement - 04 by Jpgibert (Commons uploader), CC BY 4.0
• Listel 3 emplacements - 02 by Jpgibert (Commons uploader), CC BY 4.0
• Listel 1 emplacement - 07 by Jpgibert (Commons uploader), CC BY 4.0
• Listel 3 emplacements - 03 by Jpgibert (Commons uploader), CC BY 4.0
• Listel 1 emplacement - 08 by Jpgibert (Commons uploader), CC BY 4.0
• Listel 1 emplacement - 09 by Jpgibert (Commons uploader), CC BY 4.0
• Listel 1 emplacement - 10 by Jpgibert (Commons uploader), CC BY 4.0
• Listel 3 emplacements - 07 by Lars A (Commons uploader), CC0
• Nastro della Provincia di Savona by Ashoppio, CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
• Blank heraldic scroll by Dgp4004, CC0