[Mundy coat of arms].

[Coat of arms].

[Coat of arms].

[Example of coat of arms].

[Example of coat of arms].

[University of Oxford coat of arms].

[University of Oxford coat of arms].

[University of Oxford coat of arms].

[University of Oxford coat of arms].

[University of Oxford coat of arms].

[University of Oxford coat of arms].

[Royal coat of arms].

[Royal coat of arms of Charles II].

[Royal coat of arms of Charles II].

[Royal coat of arms of Charles II].

[Royal coat of arms of Charles II].

[Royal coat of arms of Charles II].

[Dieu et mon droit].

[Coat of arms including a shield charged with three stars over a crescent moon and the motto, "Conserva me Domine"].

[Heraldic device with crest of a crowned arm with mailed hand holding an axe].

[Barret family coat of arms in eight quarterings topped by a standing lion holding a shell in its fore paws, with the motto "Nella fidelta finiro la vita"].

[Heraldic device with the motto, "Fortudine et prudentia"].

[Heraldic device with the motto, "Mediocria firma"].

[Device topped by an elephant's head with the motto, "Face aut tace"].

Diggeseorum familiae arma seu insignia.

[Arms of William Marshall, McKerrow 87].

[Unidentified armorial bearings] : nihil sole clarivs.

[University of Oxford coat of arms].

[University of Oxford coat of arms].

Bien tost beni[n]g.

[English royal coat of arms].

[Heraldic device of a lion passant atop an anchor, with motto, "Desir n'a repos"].
Published: (1586)

[Ornament containing the royal arms, from the period 1603-1689, flanked by two angels].
Published: (1603)

[Device of the royal arms of Elizabeth I flanked by two angels and a lion and griffin].
Published: (1558)

[Royal arms of James I encircled by the motto "Honi soit qui mal y pense" within a border of various coats of arms].

[Heraldic device topped by a griffin's head emerging from a crowned castle facing a griffin standing on a stone, dated 1577].
Published: (1577)

[Heraldic device in oval frame topped by a griffin's head emerging from a crowned castle, with the motto "Auspicante Deo"].