The Armorial Register ® -  International Register of Arms

Register and record your Armorial Bearings (Coat of Arms) in the International Register of Arms

The Armorial Register ® - International Register of Arms  proudly presents their register of armorial families; The Register includes the rationale and history behind the use and design of featured coats of arms along with the family biographies of the bearers. This fully illustrated record of contemporary Coats of Arms used internationally is permanently displayed on our website and forms the basis of the series of prestigious works in book form known as The International Register of Arms.

Volume 1 (Registrations 1-183),Volume 2 (Registrations 184-366) and Volume 3 (Registrations 367-549) of The Register have already been published and Volume 4 is now full and in preparation for publication. Entries are now being taken for Volume 5 which will be published under the now well established brand of The Armorial Register.

Armorial Bearings (Coats of Arms) play an important part in the records of many families. Because heraldry represents a particular person, or family, it is an integral part of family history (genealogy) and is therefore one of the most researched topics on the internet today.

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All registrations now being accepted for The Armorial Register - International Register of Arms Online Armorial (The Register), will be included in the future publication of Volume 5 which will be available for registrants and others to purchase separately. Volume 5 of The Register will be a matching book to the recently published Volume 1 (Registrations 1-183), Volume 2 (Registrations 184-366), Volume 3 (Registrations 367-549).Volume 4 (Registrations 550 - 732) building a fully illustrated record of contemporary Coats of Arms used internationally. The Armorial Register Ltd is registered under The Data protection Act 1968 see our Terms & Conditions, section 12. Martin Goldstraw, Editor

Announcement

Volume 4 of The Register is now complete and being prepared for publication.
All new entries will now be recorded in Volume 5.

Armorial Register Information Video.