Drawings of 400 coats of arms, with family names and indications of colors.

Genealogies and coats of arms of families of Spain, Portugal, Flanders, Sardinia, Artois, Naples, Milan, and other territories once under Spanish rule.

Coats of arms are drawn in black and white, with colors indicated.

Covers 16th-19th centuries and lists 1,208 people who applied for positions with the Inquisition in Spain, America, and the Philippines.

Coats of arms.

Gives heraldic information only. Includes illustrations that indicate colors. Names are listed alphabetically

Contains summary of the origin of each name, prominent family members, history of emigration from Spain, and color illustration of each coat of arms. Includes index by name and by title of nobility.

Genealogies and full-page color plates of coats of arms of families in the city of Priega, Spain. Covers the 16th to the 20th centuries

Family charts, genealogies, name index, and exhaustive bibliography. Color illustrations of coats of arms in the "Libro de los escudos" of the Archivo Municipal de Granada. About 250 black and white photographs of coats of arms on buildings, with identification and location of each.

Information taken from the Archivo de Navarra and from town records, primarily "ejecutorias," documents that record titles and coats of arms given to each family. Includes drawings of coats of arms indicating colors, as well as black and white photographs of coats of arms carved in stone. History and genealogy of each family.

History of ancient Castile and of the Corporación de los Monteros de Espinosa, an order formed for the defense of the monarch. Chapter-length description of the Escudo Real de España with full-page color illustration. Genealogies of 181 families in the Corporación with color illustrations of their coats of arms.

A short paragraph about each family's history. Includes description of coats of arms with indication of colors, as well as black and white drawings of coats of arms. Lists of families that emigrated to the Americas and of families who were given titles of nobility for outstanding service in the New World.

Genealogy of the following Spanish noble families: Montero, De Pedro, Milán de Aragón, Borja, Sanz de la Llosa, Barreda, Mena, Horcasitas y otros muchos que entroncaron con ellos, así como de las casas marquesales de Benemejís de Sistallo, Albayda, San José, Casa Mena y las Matas y Robledo de Chavela, Condado de Cartayna y Baronías de Adzaneta, Carrícola, Misena, Otos y Masalavés.

Genealogies of noble families. Exceptionally good, large color illustrations of coats of arms.

Provisiones reales" describing coats of arms given to 160 conquistadores, including Columbus, Cortés, and the Pizarros, by the Spanish monarch and detailing the deeds for which the honor is given. Includes similar documents for the arms of 24 cities in the American colonies. Color illustrations.

Brief history of each family. Includes descriptions of coats of arms.

Covers 345 cities in the province of Soria. Includes families named in Los doce linajes troncales de caballeros hijosdalgo de Soria. Also includes relevant extracts from documents of the orders of Santiago, Calatrava, Alcántara, San Juan de Jerusalén o Malta, as well as individuals who received the Cruz de la Real and the Distinguida Orden de Carlos III. Covers the 17th-19th centuries. Also lists places with notable buildings, especially those bearing coats of arms. Includes family name index and place name index.

Facsimile of an 1866 reprint of a book that was first published in the 16th century. Begins with chapters on the deeds for which the monarchy honored families. Gives genealogies and histories of families with description and black and white illustration of each coat of arms. Includes name index and table of contents.

Families whose names include place names in the province of Alicante. Etymology, history, and bibliography for each place name, the earliest dating from 713.