CoA Request for Carlüs Vilaçafat

[Sir Txec dal Nordselvă, UrB]

The newly established guidelines for badges do not require any act of His Majesty, so I think you can register one whenever you want.

-NRH

OK great! In that case I would like to also register the badge below:

A lozenge vert with bordure potenty (potenté?) argent, and over all a bee or.

I really like this badge! Nice work.

-REH

[Carlüs Éovart Vilaçafat]

The newly established guidelines for badges do not require any act of His Majesty, so I think you can register one whenever you want.

-NRH

OK great! In that case I would like to also register the badge below:

A lozenge vert with bordure potenty (potenté?) argent, and over all a bee or.

I really like this badge! Nice work.

-REH

Thank you!

[Baron Alexandreu Davinescu]

The newly established guidelines for badges do not require any act of His Majesty, so I think you can register one whenever you want.

-NRH

OK great! In that case I would like to also register the badge below:

A lozenge vert with bordure potenty (potenté?) argent, and over all a bee or.

I believe we have cruelly burdened the Long Fellow with the task of badge registrar, if he doesn't mind?

Really love this badge. Beautiful design. I have no clue which version of potenty you would use... I think the French, as in your arms, because it's modifying the line and not the field?

-NRH

[Carlüs Éovart Vilaçafat]

The newly established guidelines for badges do not require any act of His Majesty, so I think you can register one whenever you want.

-NRH

OK great! In that case I would like to also register the badge below:

A lozenge vert with bordure potenty (potenté?) argent, and over all a bee or.

I believe we have cruelly burdened the Long Fellow with the task of badge registrar, if he doesn't mind?

Really love this badge. Beautiful design. I have no clue which version of potenty you would use... I think the French, as in your arms, because it's modifying the line and not the field?

-NRH

I would gladly add it to the registry on the wiki but I currently don't have privileges.

[Sir Txec dal Nordselvă, UrB]

The newly established guidelines for badges do not require any act of His Majesty, so I think you can register one whenever you want.

-NRH

OK great! In that case I would like to also register the badge below:

A lozenge vert with bordure potenty (potenté?) argent, and over all a bee or.

I believe we have cruelly burdened the Long Fellow with the task of badge registrar, if he doesn't mind?

Really love this badge. Beautiful design. I have no clue which version of potenty you would use... I think the French, as in your arms, because it's modifying the line and not the field?

-NRH

I would gladly add it to the registry on the wiki but I currently don't have privileges.

I already added it, but I'm sure we can get you Wiki editing rights (forgetting that The Long Fellow has been tasked with this, so apologies for that!). However, I'm not sure who to ask for that...

[Baron Alexandreu Davinescu]

The newly established guidelines for badges do not require any act of His Majesty, so I think you can register one whenever you want.

-NRH

OK great! In that case I would like to also register the badge below:

A lozenge vert with bordure potenty (potenté?) argent, and over all a bee or.

I believe we have cruelly burdened the Long Fellow with the task of badge registrar, if he doesn't mind?

Really love this badge. Beautiful design. I have no clue which version of potenty you would use... I think the French, as in your arms, because it's modifying the line and not the field?

-NRH

I would gladly add it to the registry on the wiki but I currently don't have privileges.

I already added it, but I'm sure we can get you Wiki editing rights (forgetting that The Long Fellow has been tasked with this, so apologies for that!). However, I'm not sure who to ask for that...

The government, specifically the minister of stuff, is tasked with administrating the wiki.

-NRH

[Miestră Schivă, UrN]

If Carlüs makes a Wiki account and lets me know what it is, I'll grant it full Citizen rights

[Béneditsch Ardpresteir]

We should not be hasty in approving this CoA.

The Tudor Rose (or English Rose) is normally reserved. We may think of changing the charges, until and unless the armiger shows why he is entitled to them. 

Dean BenArd

[Carlüs Éovart Vilaçafat]

We should not be hasty in approving this CoA.

The Tudor Rose (or English Rose) is normally reserved. We may think of changing the charges, until and unless the armiger shows why he is entitled to them. 

Dean BenArd

I'm sorry Dean but I do not see any stipulation in the Talossan rules of heraldry that indicate the rose is reserved for those "entitled" in some way.

And according to the GLOSSARY OF TERMS USED IN HERALDRY
by JAMES PARKER
FIRST PUBLISHED in 1894

"Rose, (fr. rose): this flower is very frequently employed in coats of arms, and more frequently still in badges. "

[Sir Txec dal Nordselvă, UrB]

We should not be hasty in approving this CoA.

The Tudor Rose (or English Rose) is normally reserved. We may think of changing the charges, until and unless the armiger shows why he is entitled to them. 

Dean BenArd

The blazon itself refers simply to a rose. The emblazon looks similar to a Tudor rose, but not exactly like it either, so perhaps the armiger could chose a rose with a different color center, such as this one: https://imgbin.com/png/zwExNXFe/heraldry-rose-png

[Baron Alexandreu Davinescu]

We should not be hasty in approving this CoA.

The Tudor Rose (or English Rose) is normally reserved. We may think of changing the charges, until and unless the armiger shows why he is entitled to them. 

Dean BenArd

The Tudor Rose specifically has white inner petals.  It's specific and symbolic, since the red and white each represented one of the Plantagenet houses.  So while I appreciate the Dean's caution (and we should always shy away from haste!), I think this one is okay.

-NRH

[Béneditsch Ardpresteir]

The Tudor Rose is definitely a protected charge. However as my fellow heralds have pointed out, this is not a Tudor rose per se, though it looks similar.

The inner curvatures of the present petals do give the impression of a double rose.  I would request the use of an ordinary 5 petaled rose, rather that the present one which gives the impression of a 10 petalled one.

Dean BenArd
NEH

[Carlüs Éovart Vilaçafat]

Updated emblazon submitted for the approval of Dean Ardpresteir.

[Sir Txec dal Nordselvă, UrB]

Updated emblazon submitted for the approval of Dean Ardpresteir.

I see no reason whatsoever that this emblazon will not be accepted. Thanks.

-REH