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• Heraldic Art As A Supplement To Individual Psychotherapy
    David Pittman Johnson, D.S.W., October 2003

• Heraldry In Ethiopian Context: Cultural And Foundational Considerations
    Dr. Patrick M. O’Shea, GOSE, October 2004

• The Heraldic Eagle: The Story Behind The Bird
    Robert S. Koppelman, October 2003

• Trademarks And Badges Of Affiliation? Lessons From Europe
    Murray Eiland, January 2004

• Orthodox Ecclesiastical Heraldry
    David Pittman Johnson, D.S.W., July 2006
• Why Would Americans Want Armorial Bearings?
    David Robert Wooten, October 2006
• Marshalling of Arms in America: Some Practical Considerations
    Patrick M. O’Shea, DMA, FACH, January 2007
• Campbell Arms: An Introduction to Scottish Heraldry
    Paul Campbell, January 2011
• Civic Heraldry of Lithuania
    Al (Alvydas) Karaša, April 2012
• King Heraldry
    Paul Campbell, April 2012
• Postcard From The Supreme Court, London
    Murray Eiland, July 2012
• Arms Engraved in the Floor of Amsterdam’s Oude Kerk
    Paul Campbell, July 2012
• Cigar Box Heraldry
    Murray Eiland, January 2014
• Announcing The Edwin And Elizabeth Memorial Grant For Heraldic Research
    April 2014
• How Canada Became Home to Some of the World’s More Visually Stunning - And Fun - Heraldry
    Tristin Hopper, April 2014
• The Ross of Bladensburg Augmentation
    Paul Campbell, January 2015
• Sivane Saray - Heraldic Artist Extraordinaire
    April 2016
• From Heroic to Heraldic: Devising The Great Seal of the United States
    Chris Mcdonald Jones, July 2016
• Shakespeare: Actor. Playwright. Social Climber.
    Jennifer Schuessler, October 2016
• The Arms of The Society of Heraldic Arts
    Stephen Friar, M.Phil, FHS, FSHA, July 2017

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