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An overview of heraldic calendars that have been issued during the years. Most likely the overview is not complete. If you have any other information, please [[contact|mail | An overview of heraldic calendars that have been issued during the years. Most likely the overview is not complete. If you have any other information, please [[contact|mail me]] ! | ||
Calendars in this section include simple pocket calendars, as were common in Portugal, to large booklets, such as the | Calendars in this section include simple pocket calendars, as were common in Portugal, to large booklets, such as the Münchener calendars by Hupp. | ||
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File:1927.bwk.jpg|[[Basler Wappen Kalender]] | |||
File:1917.chv.jpg|[[Calendrier Héraldique Vaudois]] | |||
File:hradeck.czc.jpg|[[Czech pocket calendars]] | |||
| | File:nurnberg.dwk.jpg|[[Deutsche Wappen Kalender]] | ||
File:1890.dhk.jpg|[[Deutscher Haus Kalender]] | |||
| | File:1913.mka.jpg|[[Münchener Kalender]] | ||
File:035.cal.jpg|[[Calendarios Exército Português|Portuguese military arms]] | |||
File:redondo.cal.jpg|[[Calendarios Edições Cromogal|Portuguese municipal arms]] | |||
File:nvvd1900.hcal.jpg|[[Other heraldic calendars]] | |||
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Revision as of 16:24, 1 March 2018
An overview of heraldic calendars that have been issued during the years. Most likely the overview is not complete. If you have any other information, please mail me !
Calendars in this section include simple pocket calendars, as were common in Portugal, to large booklets, such as the Münchener calendars by Hupp.