Vol. VI, No. 1		July-August 2001

					Contents ~ The Magazine

Ancestry of Robert the Bruce, Part IV ~ The Blue Lion in Flanders

Early Days ~ (Part 1) on imprecise blazon

News from the Royal Courts ~ Bulgaria, Netherlands and Belgium

Classical Heraldry ~ 13th-14th Century Arms (Part 4)

Tribute to an Unknown Artist ~ Featuring the arms of the Counts of Tirol

Clan badges ~ folio 3

FAQs ~ Questions frequently asked of the Editor

The Abuse of Heraldry ~ (Part 1) "Burke's Peerage" arms for President Clinton

Barons, 1066 and Other Matters ~ from the famous compilation of schoolboy howlers

A Flag for Northeast England ~ The industrial promotion of Northumbria

Gary, Baron of Richecourt and Lord Newport ~ A report from The Daily Mail

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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 entered his forename as "Baron" and surname as "Richecourt" ~ an error that makes the company's legitimacy as questionable as the authenticity of its "Order").