Pocket Watch Origin

I have a pocket watch with a coat over it. How do I find the original coat of arms?

Where can I find a coat?

Oh that's cool. I have a lot of fun to this conclusion to the history of this piece if I were you: D An expert in the field would be very useful. You can email teachers or lecturers at universities and get some different opinions. I highly recommend writing an e-mail polish heraldry "University of Cambridge and Genealogical Society who are experts in the general area" of heraldry and genealogy, but also include related topics such as ceremonial dress, tartan, local history, customs, military medals or even anything likely antique. "Do you know what part of Europe is the pocket watch from? It is very likely one of these geographic categories: Central and Eastern Europe, German and Scandinavian, Dutch, British or Gallo-Roman. Locally, it is always an ancient road shows through your town, you can take your pocket watch to the expert timepiece get some clues about the country of origin. They may able to bring more light on the origin of your shows, what could you steer in the direction of where it was made, Therefore, the heraldry country, you should be particularly on the reading. If the crests and coats of arms of interest you, I agree with some of the other posters. A browse through the sites of heraldry can be useful. So could a brief overview of this piece on dyes and the division of the field so you know roughly describe the coat of arms, if necessary. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heraldry # Shield_and_lozenge Good luck! Enjoy the game:)

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