What is a badge in any case? It’s a complicated question to answer. Perhaps your football club’s most ubiquitous symbol is a storied, heraldic design harking back to the local coat of arms or ...

Queen Camilla refashioned an emerald pendant dating back to 1863 into a brooch after Princess Diana previously wore it as a ...

One of Greenwich ’s oldest pubs, dating back 334 years, is one example of such a pub, with its name Plume of Feathers ...

As an American car of the 1970s, it was laden with wreaths and crests and all sorts of synthetic heraldry. It also prominently featured badges with what appeared to be three very stylized cats on ...

For most of the post-Second World War era, they used a badge that incorporated a heraldic coat of arms of the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, in which Craven Cottage sits.

The crest is any device displayed above the shield, and it is placed over a wreath of six skeins or twists composed of the principal metals (gold and silver) and colors of the shield.

In the Parliamentarian port of Poole the very idea of a pub named "The King's Head" would have been deeply provocative.

On Sept. 15, 2010, TOIH celebrated its 50th anniversary. The institute held a symposium on heraldry in America, explaining the institute's origins and current processes, as well as the relevance ...

Curiously, Stuttgart's heraldic crest also features a bright yellow background, and, to this day, a version of this same horse can be found on every Porsche badge. The First Ferrari to Wear the Logo ...

It was the heraldic badge of the House of Lancaster in the 14th century. After the British civil wars of the 15th century, the red rose became the symbol of the English monarchy.

The majority of club badges come from a heraldic tradition. "What you always look for is to simplify it without losing its essence. So that it fits with modern times and new communication paradigms.

King Charles has decided upon a low-key celebration of his 75th birthday next month. But it is a milestone nonetheless - and to mark it the Royal Mint has issued a special commemorative £5 coin.