Coat of Arms and Surname History Print
Celebrate your family heritage with our most popular and timeless gift, the coat of arms and surname history print.
This beautiful scroll is a beautifully crafted A3 parchment-style print that brings the story of your surname to life. Featuring a full-colour rendering of the earliest coat of arms we have on record for the name, it’s a unique and meaningful keepsake. Perfect for any occasion.
Whether you’re exploring your own roots or giving a thoughtful, personalised gift, this scroll is a real talking point.
What’s included:
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A full-colour coat of arms design, including:
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Family crest, heraldic shield, surname, and motto (if available)
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Latin motto with English translation printed on the scroll
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An extensively researched surname history, featuring:
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The origin and meaning of the name
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Historical spelling variations
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Early family movements and land ownership
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Notable bearers of the name from past and present
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Fascinating extras, like whether someone with your surname was on the Titanic or transported to Australia as a convict
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Craftsmanship & quality:
Printed on high-quality parchment-style paper, the scroll is designed with decorative borders that reflect the surname’s country of origin. Every scroll includes:
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A unique certificate number
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A gold seal of authenticity
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A printed bibliography of research sources on the reverse
Make it personal:
You can add your own wording in the “Notable Bearers” section for a small additional fee. Include a special message, birthday greeting, or the recipient’s name (up to 300 characters including spaces).
Key features:
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A meaningful, personalised gift to celebrate any family name
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Features the earliest known coat of arms for your surname
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Available unframed or framed and ready to hang
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Free UK delivery
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Fast turnaround – delivery in 3–5 working days
Perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, or simply celebrating your family’s story, this scroll is a keepsake they’ll treasure for years to come.
Useful links
We have lots of useful blog posts that you might find helpful. Take a look and discover more as you delve into the world of heraldry:
What is the difference between a coat of arms and a family crest?
Does everyone have a family crest?
View all of our blog posts about Heraldry or see our free online dictionary of heraldry symbols and their meanings.
Arrived early, looks very good, my son should enjoy it when he opens it at Christmas