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These are reprint editions reprinted with the help of original book just to give the original look and feel we do not change its format and text due to which in some cases the text is not like new. About The Book: In his 1892 work, Frederick Edward Hulme offers a detailed exploration of heraldry’s origins, rules, and applications. The book examines the evolution of coats of arms, explaining heraldic terminology, the art of blazoning, and fundamental rules like color usage and symbolism. It charts heraldry’s significance for genealogists and historians and addresses structural origins, supporters, badges, mottos, heraldic furs, and even playing cards. Richly illustrated with nearly two hundred figures, Hulme’s classic remains a valuable guide to the tradition, study, and design of armorial bearings. About The Author: Frederick Edward Hulme (1841–1909) was an English teacher, artist, and amateur botanist best known for his richly illustrated botanical works. He served as Professor of Freehand and Geometrical Drawing at King's College London from 1886. His most celebrated publication, *Familiar Wild Flowers* (1878–1905), spanned nine volumes. Hulme authored numerous other works on botany, nature, folklore, heraldry, and cryptography, including *Bards & Blossoms*, *Natural History, Lore and Legend*, and *The History, Principles and Practice of Heraldry*. He also contributed illustrations to notable works by other authors. Hulme’s writings reflect Victorian enthusiasm for natural science, design, and cultural history. The Title 'The History, Principles, and Practice of Heraldry written/authored/edited by F. Edward Hulme', published in the year 1892. The ISBN 9789373167657 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 301 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is History. Size of the book is 22.59 x 28.94 cms.