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File:small.atpc.jpg|[[Heraldic postcards Austria|Austria]] and Austro-Hungarian Empire
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File:radziwilla.bypc.jpg|[[Heraldic postcards Belarus|Belarus]]
File:Beaumont.pcbe.jpg|[[Heraldic postcards Belgium|Belgium]]
File:Beaumont.pcbe.jpg|[[Heraldic postcards Belgium|Belgium]]
File:Somersompany.pcbm.jpg|[[Heraldic postcards Bermuda|Bermuda]]
File:Somersompany.pcbm.jpg|[[Heraldic postcards Bermuda|Bermuda]]

Latest revision as of 14:21, 19 June 2024

Heraldic postcards


During the years many heraldic postcards have been issued, either as a single issue, or as part of a large series. In this section heraldic postcards are shown, but only when the arms are the only/main part of the card !

The cards are listed by multinational and national large series, as well as cards per country. The large series contain at least 50 different cards. The national series (large and small) are also listed on the country pages.

Some series (such as the JaJa cards) are very large, with over 650 different cards, other just make 20 cards.

In some cases the postcards shown are philatelic maxicards, these are also listed from the stamps page

More series and cards will be added in due time.

Multinational Series

Cards per country and some selected national series