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Our Three Associated Colleges of Heraldry The Australian Heraldic Archival Register Established by Royal Charter and Letters Patent in 1985 Current Royal Charter and Letters Patent dated 23/12/1986 The International College of Arms of the Noblesse Established by Royal Charter and Letters Patent dated 1725 |
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| Aim The above three Colleges of Heraldry were established to assist people obtain a knowledge of, and gain the benefit of, being ennobled by assisting them become ennobled by a grant of Armorial Bearings. This involves the issuance of Letters Patent of nobility under the authority of a Royal Charter. We believe that this is the only way anyone can be ennobled and become a noble. The colleges also provide a fraternity amongst nobles of all degrees. Further information can be obtained by clicking on the hyper links or contacting the Earl Marshall. Book We highly recommend you read the Book, which has an interesting sections on the relevance of armorial bearings and heraldry today. The title of the book is "A Noble Title for Me? How to make it into aristocratic and Royal ranks" The guide to how, how much and where, first edition 1983, second edition 2000 Copies of the Book can be obtained by contacting the Royal See. Further information This can be obtained from the Colleges above by clicking on the hyper link (blue).
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Postal Information: PO Box 628, Sorell, Tasmania, 7172. Phone: 61 3 62651007 Fax: 61 3 62651007 Web: www.heraldic.org |
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