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How do people "officially" become heraldist in the countries with or without an official heraldic government body? Is there some kind of course?

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u/JoJo_D_Umberto — 3 days ago
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Are there any books about all the various rules and characteristics of the heraldic traditions of the Italian peninsula?

It's been a while since I started my research to know more about heraldry, expecially the Italian one. But I cannot find any resource that explains everything about the canons and quirks of the traditions of the peninsula.

I know I'm being repetitive recently, but as an Italian who wants to create his own arms according to the rules of his homeland (clearly), I must know. I really hope you'll help me with these researches.

u/JoJo_D_Umberto — 6 days ago
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How many heraldic traditions does Italy actually have?

Considering the fact that Italy wasn't even a unified State until the 19th century I was thinking about the pre-unitarian traditions and also what happened after 1861 (were the other traditions completely abandoned or were they someway incorporated in the "italian" one?).

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u/JoJo_D_Umberto — 9 days ago
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I know a charge proper means it has to be colured in a realistic way. But what if there's variety? For example "a cat proper" there are various kinds of cat fur colours (tabby, orange etc.): can the artist choose or is there any rule regarding this that I do not know yet?

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u/JoJo_D_Umberto — 19 days ago
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I recently got this Honor 400 smart, it fell from let's say 15/20 cm and I don't know if I should be worried or it's fine

u/JoJo_D_Umberto — 22 days ago