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• So-called herald's tabard, 14th century
• Claes Heynenzoon, the Herald Guelders in the Gelre Armorial, c. 1395
Also hyt was solas to sene
The herrowdys of armys þat went by twyne.
Kyngys, herrowdys, and pursefauntys,
In cotys of armys suauntys,
The Englysche beste, the Fraynysche floure,
Of Portynggale castelle, and toure;
Othyr in cotys of dyversyte,
As lordys berys in hys degre.

The Siege of Rouen

• William Bruges in William Bruges' Garter Book (British Library Stowe 594, fol. 5v), c. 1430-1440
• A herald recommends the Study of Arms, De arte heraldica (Laud Misc. 733, fol. 1r), c. 1440-1450
• Challenge of Pierre de Masse to Sir John Astley (fol. 275v) and Challenge of Philip Boyle to John Astley (fol. 277v), Ordonances of Chivalry (PML M.775), c. 1449-1461
• Jean le Fevre (BNF Fr. 16830, fol. 1), c. 1450
• A herald, a treatise on heraldry (Douce 278, fol. 11v), c. 1450-1460
• The Coronation of Louis VIII in Grandes Chroniques de France (BNF Fr. 6465, fol. 247), 1455-1460
• William Bruges, Garter King of Arms, the first foundation of the office of arms (Ashmole 764, fol. iv verso), third quarter of the 15th century
• Ajax and Ulysses with Agamemnon, The Troy Book (British Library Royal 18 D. II, fol. 128), c. 1455-1462
• One scene and another scene from the Legend of St. Ursula, c. 1455-1460
• Proclamations of the jousts at Bruges; the appellant lord launches the challenge; the defending lord takes up the challenge; the defending lord selects the judges; the king of arms and the judges; the king of arms proclaims the tournament; entry of a tourneying lord; entry of the judges; the judges’ flags; and handing the prize to the victor; from the Tournament-Book of King René d'Anjou (BNF Fr. 2695, c. 1460; BNF Fr. 2692, c. 1488-1489; and BNF Fr. 2693, c. 1488-1489); English translation of text
• Herald in the Konzil von Konstanz (ÖNB 3044, fol. 91v), c. 1465-1475
• Herald of Nassau-Vianden, c. 1475
• The Earl of Warwick jousting, The Beauchamp Pageants (British Library MS Cotton Julius E. IV, art. 6, fol. 15v), after 1483
• The herald of Charles VII outside Rouen in the Vigils of Charles VII (BNF Fr. 5054, fol. 172), 1484
• A herald hands Clovis the shield with the fleurs-de-lys during a battle, Chronique universelle (Bibl. Sainte-Geneviève MS 523), first quarter (?) of the 16th century
• The Bavarian herald Joerg Rugenn (ÖNB Cod. 2936, Part 2, fol 11v), c. 1510
• Anton Tirol, 1510
• English officers-of-arms, from a tournament-book c. 1511
• Procession of the House of Lords, 1512 (Ash. Rolls 45, view 7)
• Henri II holds a meeting of the Order of St. Michael, Statutes of the Order of St. Michael (Bibl. Sainte-Geneviève MS 1688, fol. 001), c. 1525-1547
• A herald wearing a tabard bearing the imperial eagle, a treatise of German military organization (Douce 186, fol. 30v), second quarter of the 16th century
• Herald's garment with goldwork embroidery, 16th century
• Herald's garment, 16th century
• Self-portrait of the herald Caspar Sturm in his Wappenbuch, 16th century
• A herald, Le Triumphe d'Anvers Faict pour la Noble Festes de la Thoison d'Or (NYPL Spencer Collection Ms. 060, fols. 31v-32), 1555
• Thomas Hawley, 1556
• Heralds in the Ehrenspiegel des Hauses Österreich: BSB Cod. germ. 895, fols. 12v, 48v, 1555; BSB Cod. germ. 896, fol. 1v, 1559
• Hans von Francolin as herald to the Holy Roman Emperor in 1560 and as herald to the King of Hungary in 1561
• Queen Elizabeth, attended by Fame, and a Herald of Arms, riding in an elaborate chariot, by Sir William Teshe (British Library Sloane MS 1832), 1570
• Swedish heralds in the funeral procession of King Johann III, 1594