User talk:JSpuller

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By June 29th, 2025 uploads have been halted again due to uploads of too many incorrect files.

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New Arms requests

Rothschild - arms of Barons Rothschild, the arms was awarded to them by Emperor Francis I along with the title of baron. The titles and arms were later recognized in UK along with a british title of baron as well. example 1, example 2, example 3, example 4

Ormesby - arms of William de Ormesby. He defended Scone Palace against William Wallace during the First War of Scottish Independence. Wikipedia shows his coat of arms: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_de_Ormesby

Arms of William de Ormesby Gules, crusilly argent, a bend chequy or and azure.

Uploading new files?

Hi there, would it be possible to make the arms in the A Song of Ice and Fire series more elaborate, when fitting to do so? One example is House Fowler of Skyreach, their current arms feels quite stagnant considering the culture reflective of the books. The existing information comes from semi-canon sources. REF: "semi-canon source"
Thank you, much appreciated.
File:Current House Fowler.pngFile:Suggested House Fowler.png

My aim for the site is to provide historical accurate coat of arms, both fiction and flags are not the focus of the WappenWiki, so unfortunately no.

Aditional element request

Hello! I was wondering if there's already an element for "a falcon's head couped," as I figured that would be necessary for the Atreides coat of arms according to the blazon from the 1984 Dune Encyclopedia: Sable a falcon's head couped gules encircled by laurel branches vert

Thanks,

AncientConqueror

upload request

-Maximilian II Emanuel of Bavaria as lord of the netherlands https://www.hubert-herald.nl/Belgie.htm#BelgiumHer

-asset for a naval crown, used in the coat of arms of the Earls of Northesk, the Knowles baronets of Lovell Hill and of British Hong Kong -Landschap Drenthe https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wapen_van_Drenthe_(heraldiek) which was part of the dutch republic

-free commune of volterra https://www.araldicacivica.it/comune/Volterra/ which depicts a gryphon on top of a basilisc
Thanks again for all the work
--Merula-Mostepic (talk) 15:48, 24 October 2025 (EDT)