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Hand Made Coat of Arms Shield for wall display

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English Heritage

Family Coat of Arms

Hispanic Heritage

Family Coat of Arms

German Heritage

Family Names and Coat of Arms

Custom Designed

Family Coat of Arms

Law Enforcement

Appreciation Gifts and Awards

Military

Awards and Appreciation of Service

Medieval Themed Shields For Display and Re-enactments

Double Eagle Germanic Crest Medieval Shield
Unicorn Medieval Battle Shield

Medieval Battle Shields

We also make medieval battle shields for battle ready use with leather straps!

If you are into medieval collectibles and re-enactments, you may have seen many of our pieces online in specially stores and with major online retailers.

We have dozens of stock historically based styles.

Also available:
Custom design your re-enactment colors and emblazon them on a custom shield!
See our complete line of medieval display shields and replica medieval battle shields at: http://www.swordsandarmor.com

IT TAKES TIME TO MAKE PERFECT

All of our family coat of arms shields and products are hand made in the US in Georgia..

We take pride in our work and products and strive to create a one of a kind treasure to fill each order.

This process takes about 2 weeks.

These shields aren't sitting in some boat or on a shelf pre-made.

They exist only after we bring them to life when you order them.

CELEBRATE YOUR FAMILY NAME with one of our hand crafted coat of arms shields.

You will be proud to display it and your family and friends will want to know where you got it!

We hope you will tell them and share our company with them too!

Our Family Coat of Arms are Hand Made in the USA

How We Make Your Family Coat of Arms

Our family coat of arms shields are made of steel with a durable coating. The shield is then covered with a gallery grade artwork canvas that contains your coat of arms design. We then bond the the artwork to the shield and then seal it with a durable clear coating to protect the coat of arms artwork.

The shield dimensions are 18' x 24" and the have some curvature like a real medieval battle shield. The pieces are hand crafted individually to order and carefully packaged in a heavy corrugated container to insure safe transportation and arrival.

We ship primarily via Fed Ex Ground service for commercial or home delivery. You are alerted at the time of shipment that your coat of arms is on it's way and you can track the shipment progress. If you have special delivery instructions, please let us know at the time of order.

Order Leadtime

Our production lead time is approximately 2 weeks. It takes time to hand make your coat of arms shield and insure proper curing and packaging. We think you will agree that the wait is worth it once you see your custom made, one of a kind shield.

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The History of Heraldry and Family Coat of Arms

The Adoption of Coat of Arms by Nobility

Heraldry designs began to be widely used by European aristocrats in the 12th century. The systematic and heritable heraldry had been developed in the early 13th century. According to laws or social practices, there is a certain degree of difference between different countries as to who has the right to use weapons. Early heraldry designs were personal and used by individual nobles (over time, they might also change the design they chose). By the end of the 12th century, during the Third Crusade (1189-1192), King Richard I had hereditary weapons in England.

Although there is no universal, enforceable and extensive regulation, the [citation needed] coat of arms remains consistent throughout Europe, and only tradition can govern the design and use of weapons. some countries, such as England and Scotland, still maintain the same heraldic authorities that have traditionally granted and managed weapons for centuries and continue to do so today. For example, in England, the award of weapons is and has always been controlled by the Weapons Academy.

The origin of armorial family arms refers to coats with heraldic patterns worn by combatants, especially in the old French cote a armer knight competition. This meaning was transferred to the heraldic design itself in Middle English in the middle of the 14th century.

Richard Lionheart Coat of Arms shield with 3 gold lions passant on a red field