Grant of Arms
Grant of Arms

Members' Roll of Arms

Many of the members of the Heraldry Society are armigerous, ie. they have a coat of arms. This gives us an opportunity to introduce you to the wide range of designs and styles that are used for modern, and ancient, heraldry. The arms are organised by the member’s surname.

Current Members

Rabbolini, Dr David John

Arms
Azure, three bars wavy Argent, in pale an African shield Or with three bars wavy Gules.
Crest
Upon a stack of three closed books fesswise those at the top and bottom with their spines to the dexter and that in the middle with its spine to the sinister Azure edged and garnished Or a fructed oak tree eradicated also Or.
Motto
Be Impeccable
Authority

Registered: The International Register of Arms, 21st January 2020. Registration No. 0528 (Vol.3). Registered: The International Society of Commoners heraldry, 4/8/2020, registration number 2020294. Current application, in process – The South African Bureau of Heraldry.

Redman, Adrian de

Arms
Quarterly Ermine and Or overall a cushion tasselled Gules charged with a crescent Argent
Crest
A cushion Gules tasselled Or lying thereon a rose Or barbed slipped and leaved proper
Motto
Mon Dieu Et Ma Reine (My God and my Queen)
Authority

The College of Arms, 24 October 1989.

Notes

For a badge: A candle Azure the wick Sable and enflamed proper.

Regina di San Vincenzo al Volturno, Nob. Fabio Valerio

Arms
Gules on a bend Or three roses Gules.
Crest
According to heraldic rules the arms can be represented ensigned with the coronet of an Italian Noble; issuant from the coronet, a helm befitting duke degree with mantling Gules doubled Or. Upon a wreath of the liveries the coronet of an Italian Duke.
Authority

The arms as represented and described is taken from Mazzella, Scipione; Descrittione del Regno di Napoli, first publication 1586, fol. 583
The same description and representation is also present in other Italian and Spanish texts since the beginning of the 17th century.
The armigerous, professor of history and history of fashion, is a member of the noble Regina family of the dukes of Pesche and Grottolelle, of the Counts of Macchia Valfortore and Castel San Vincenzo, Neapolitan nobles and of the princes of Sant’Angelo of the Lombardi with predicate of San Vincenzo al Volturno, as also indicated in a work of the Studio Araldico e Nobiliare Guelfi Camaiani of Genoa.
By virtue of this he was also recognized as the holder of the arms by the Italian Patent and Trademark Office – Drawings section and accepted for registration by the Chief Herald of Arms of Malta and by the Cronista de Armas de Castilla y León.

Repetsky, Christopher

Arms
Per saltire Vert and Sable four Caribbean Hermit Crabs passant in cross Or.
Crest
Upon a Helm with a Wreath Or and Vert a Persian Cat couchant guardant Sable the body, legs, and tail striped Or, resting the dexter forepaw on a Fleam Vert, Mantled Vert doubled Or.
Motto
Sic Vita Est
Authority

College of Arms

Notes

Artist: Quentin Peacock
The armiger is Lord of the Manor of Heathfield, a Market Town in East Sussex, and is a Member of the Manorial Society of Great Britain. The arms utilize the armiger’s favourite colour of green, which is also represented on the town flag of Heathfield. His beloved Persian cat Autumn is situated upon the crest, holding a fleam, which reflects the armiger’s vocation as a Physician. Four Caribbean Hermit Crabs are featured in saltire, these being a reference to the armiger’s hobby of crab-keeping, as well as his Scottish heritage as a member of Clan Rutherford, an Armigerous Clan, presently without a Chief.
The Latin motto “Sic Vita Est” meaning “such is life” or “thus is life” in the Scottish tradition “answers” that of the Clan’s motto “Nec Sorte, Nec Fato (Neither by chance nor fate).

Richardson, Revd Dr William BL

Arms
Sable in base a sunburst proper charged with a crescent azure
Crest
A dexter hand couped at the wrist gules holding a crown of thorns or
Motto
Burst Forth Richard's Sun
Authority
Chief Herald of Ireland – Vol Y Folio 94 – 18 January 2000
Notes

Artist: Anthony Wood
Two Badges – Chief Herald of Ireland – Vol Z Folio 70 – 28 April 2006
Badge 1: On a roundel per fesse or and sable an opinicus sejant counterchanged
Badge 2: On a vescia piscis or fimbriated azure a cross crescented fitchy of the last

Roads, Elizabeth Ann LVO FSA AIH FHS

Arms
Or a saltire Gules on a chief also Gules on a pale Argent a cross engrailed Sable.
Crest
From a Wreath of Or and Gules a dexter Arm in armour embowed the hand proper grasping a broken Sceptre Gules.
Motto
Sic fuimus (So we were)
Authority

Court of the Lord Lyon

Notes

Snawdoun Herald 2010-2021

Rodearmel, David

Arms
Or a dexter arm embowed issuant from the sinister habited Gules hand Proper grasping a sword bendways sinister Argent entwined with an olive branch Vert
Crest
A demi-lion rampant Or armed and langued Gules the dexter leg and paw in armour Gules grasping a spear with tassels Argent flotant therefrom a swallowtail flag Gules charged with a cross throughout Or
Motto
Dieu, Patrie, et le Droit
Authority

Matriculated in the Court of the Lord Lyon, 15 February 1997; Lyon Register Vol.76, page 72.

Rumble, Michael John Scott

Arms
Vert a Fess wavy Argent between in Chief two Martlets and in base a Cross Botonny Or
Crest
A Wyvern erect Vert collared Ermine the dexter foot raised and holding a Police Inspectors Tipstaff Proper
Motto
Lex Sibi (A Law Unto Himself)
Authority

College of Arms – 2nd February 2018 – Agent: Lancaster Herald

 

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