Blazonry is the new word of the day.
Alright boys and girls if you guessed showy display or to portray in colors you are a winner (not). The meaning I’m looking for dates back for centuries and is still coveted in some places but not so much in the US. I know I have one but I can’t really say with certainly it is the true thing. So the meaning of (bla’zen-re) is a coat of arms; heraldic emblem. So did you get it right? What say you?
James,
Not old enough to know the family blazonry nor was it passed along.
Make yorself a great day.
Hello James,
I got it, I got this one. We do have a family coat of arms. It was presented to our family back in the early 1600's by then the king of Scotland.
There are some interesting stories that go along with the "Mackie Coat of arms".
Have a great day in Northwest Arkansas.
Best, Clint McKie
Great job on this one James. Once you gave it away I remembered hearing this, but had no clue till then. Have a great day.
James - Bit of a medieval bent lately, eh? Good one. Cop a bit of my blazonry for the O'Sullivans
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