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"The Dates of Variously-shaped Shields, With Coincident Dates and Examples" by George Grazebrook is a fascinating exploration of British heraldry and numismatics, detailing the evolution of shield shapes and their connection to historical periods. This meticulously researched work examines the seals of Great Britain, offering a unique glimpse into the social history reflected in these artifacts.
Grazebrook's study delves into the chronology of shield designs, correlating their forms with specific dates and providing illustrative examples. A valuable resource for anyone interested in British history, the book provides insights into the development of heraldic symbols and their significance. Collectors and enthusiasts of coins, currency, and medals will find this a particularly useful guide.
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