Vol. V, No. 5		September-October 2000
		Critical Award from "The Most Noble Order of the Sword" (a limited company)

						Contents ~ The Magazine
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Dimidiation and the Liar ~ An addition to the heraldic bestiary

JAG ~ Differencing a.k.a. Cadency (Part 2)

Regency The Editor's boardgame

New Arms for Princess Mathilde

Classical Heraldry ~ 13th-14th Century Arms (Part 2)

Chivalry in the 20th Century ~ The Tragedy of the Kursk

Caveat Emptor ~ Recommended agents for feudal titles

Gary, Baron of Richecourt and Lord Newport ~ We jest not!

Curiosity Corner ~ 7. The Pegasus

Held over until November-December

The Ancestry of the Bruces ~ IV. A blue lion from Flanders

Held over until November-December

Held over until November-December

Clan badges ~ folio 3

The 1999 Contents Pages Volume IV, Number 1 ~ January-March Volume IV, Number 2 ~ April-June Volume !V, Number 3 ~ July-September Volume IV, Number 4 ~ October-December

The 2000 Contents Pages Volume V, Number 1 ~ January-February Volume V, Number 2 ~ March-April Volume V, Number 3 ~ May-June Volume V. Number 4 ~ July-August

The Archives Contents Page

The Feudal Herald Newsletter October 2000

The Newsletters Index Page

The Feudal Herald Newsletter September 2000

The Mists of Antiquity Contents Page

Journalists' & Authors' Guide Contents Page

Regency The Editor's boardgame

The Baronage Press Home Page

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"The Most Noble Order of the Sword", "one of the world's most prestigious Orders of Chivalry", awarded Baronage this commendation in the first week of October 2000. The "Order" and its "traditions" were founded, as a company with no share capital and limited by guarantee (of one pound sterling), on August 3rd, 2000 by Mr Gary M. Beaver (who absentmindedly wrote his forename as "Baron" and surname as "Richecourt" ~ an error that makes the company's legitimacy questionable).