Blome, R. (1685). The art of heraldry: In two parts : the first concisely comprehending all necessary rules in the said art, with many useful examples of bearing, to facilitate the way of blazening any coat of armor : the second part giving a full account of the priviledges [sic], dignities &c. of the nobility and gentry of England : together with the achievements of each degree &c. according to the excellent method of Guillim's Heraldry, the whole illustrated with fifty two proper sculptures, for the better explanation thereof. Printed for Hannah Sawbridge ....
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationBlome, Richard. The Art of Heraldry: In Two Parts : The First Concisely Comprehending All Necessary Rules in the Said Art, with Many Useful Examples of Bearing, to Facilitate the Way of Blazening Any Coat of Armor : The Second Part Giving a Full Account of the Priviledges [sic], Dignities &c. of the Nobility and Gentry of England : Together with the Achievements of Each Degree &c. According to the Excellent Method of Guillim's Heraldry, the Whole Illustrated with Fifty Two Proper Sculptures, for the Better Explanation Thereof. London: Printed for Hannah Sawbridge ..., 1685.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationBlome, Richard. The Art of Heraldry: In Two Parts : The First Concisely Comprehending All Necessary Rules in the Said Art, with Many Useful Examples of Bearing, to Facilitate the Way of Blazening Any Coat of Armor : The Second Part Giving a Full Account of the Priviledges [sic], Dignities &c. of the Nobility and Gentry of England : Together with the Achievements of Each Degree &c. According to the Excellent Method of Guillim's Heraldry, the Whole Illustrated with Fifty Two Proper Sculptures, for the Better Explanation Thereof. Printed for Hannah Sawbridge ..., 1685.