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'''Court of the Lord Lyon King of Arms'''<br>New Register House<br>Edinburgh<br>EH1 3YT<br>Scotland  
'''Court of the Lord Lyon King of Arms'''<br>New Register House<br>Edinburgh<br>EH1 3YT<br>Scotland  


Unlike England, where beginning in the sixteenth century heralds visited all parts of England to discover who was using coats of arms, in Scotland by an Act of the Scottish Parliament, the Lord Lyon King of Arms was&nbsp;ordered to keep&nbsp;a&nbsp;Public Register of all Arms and Bearings, beginning in 1672, in which all coats of arms lawfully borne in Scotland were recorded, and which continues to be expanded and is available at the above address.  
Unlike England, where beginning in the sixteenth century heralds visited all parts of England to discover who was using coats of arms, in Scotland by an Act of the Scottish Parliament, the Lord Lyon King of Arms was&nbsp;authorized to keep&nbsp;a&nbsp;Public Register of all Arms and Bearings, beginning in 1672, in which all coats of arms lawfully borne in Scotland were recorded, and which continues to be expanded and is available at the above address.  


Heralds developed terms to describe the records they kept:  
Heralds developed terms to describe the records they kept:  
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