Change of Registration Fees

[J Duncan of Sketraw]

Limited Registration Offer Ends Midnight 31st August 2007.

From the 1st September 2007 the permanent fee structure for the registration of armorial bearings will be implemented. The registration fees will start at £100 for a registration of a basic image and will be £110 for registration of arms with badge, pennon, standard or banner (please see terms and conditions).

To take advantage of the introductory fee of £50 or £55 registrations must be received by The Armorial Register before the 1st September 2007 (UK time).

[Cliff Brunetti]

Without images, just blazons, are still free?

[Martin Goldstraw]

Without images, just blazons, are still free?

Cliff, we have never simply recorded just the blazon. The whole point of each registration is that it provided a full colour record online with the aim, eventually, that the entries will be published in book form. Copies of all publications (books) are deposited in The British Library and other International Libraries on request. The Armorial Register Website, is archived twice every year by The British Library UK Web Archive http://www.webarchive.org.uk This means that a complete record of the website and all changes to its content will be recorded. Thus building a permanent picture of the site’s development and expanding content for years to come.

All of our books are deposited in all of the Legal Deposit Libraries which are:
The British Library
Bodleian Libraries of the University of Oxford
Cambridge University Library
The National Library of Scotland
The Library of Trinity College, Dublin
The National Library of Wales.

As far as actual registrations are concerned, we have published two volumes and are now well into a third. Full details of our registration process (and associated coats) can be found here:
http://armorial-register.com/armorial-register.html

[J Duncan of Sketraw]

My original post on this thread was from 2007 Cliff. We have held the current price of £100 for the past 12 years.