[antir-heralds] memorials using devices

[Amanda Haugland]

So, would it then be appropriate for the heralds of An Tir, with permission
from Ciaran's family, to wear his badge while heralding to show respect for
his memory?  At least, for a certain time period?  (I'm not certain how
these things work, but I'd like to do something to remember him.)

In Service,
Angharad

On Tue, Jul 22, 2008 at 8:06 PM, Anthony Hawke <anthony.hawke at shaw.ca>
wrote:

> Ruslund Geyer wrote:
>
> Does that mean only Peers can do this?
>  -- Nope.  It is a common heraldic practice for households, (as you
> mention) parents and their children, and in period, it would have been
> used along with livery colours to show who a servant's employer / Lord is.
>
> An extension of that thought is could a parent put their badge on their
> children?
>  --Completely acceptable practice.
>
> Forgive me for this barrage of questions during this time
> of mourning amongst the community, but I am fascinated.
>  --No worries.  This list is for questions and answers!  :)
>
> --
> In Service to the Tir Righ Coronet,
>
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