Archive · Reg. 9733
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Archive · Reg. 9733
Cline Coat of Arms
Recorded in Rietstap's Armorial Général, 1884–87. Issued from the Crests & Arms archive.
- Digital pack of 4 premium items
- Official print-ready copy from the archive
- Sent to your email in minutes
How it works
- 1Add to cart and pay
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- 2Check your email
Your file is sent within 10 minutes, with a link to download it. Keep it forever.
- 3Print it or share it
Print at home or at any shop. Frame it, put it on clothing, or share with others.
Parti d'or et de sin.; au cerf ramp. au nat., br. sur le tout. C.: le cerf, iss.
: the Cline entry in Rietstap's Armorial Général, 1884–87. Every color and symbol comes from the record. Read it here.
A print-quality file with a see-through background. Sharp on paper, clothing, invitations, screens & more — up to large poster size.
For a family member who talks about where the name came from, a wedding, a new home, a retirement, or under the tree.
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What is the Crests & Arms archive?
Crests & Arms is an independent initiative that began 25 years ago. The project exists to find every ancient coat of arms in old historical records, remake each one exactly as recorded, and keep it safe for future generations.
Every family crest in the archive is traced back to a named source, like Burke’s General Armory of 1884. When you order a copy, you get the record for your name, and you help keep the archive going.
What families say
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I was worried it would be one of those made up crests. It isn’t. The wording on the certificate matches the Burke’s entry my uncle photocopied at the library years ago, word for word. Printed it for my dad’s 80th and it looks great. He went quiet, then hung it in the hall.
Bought the Irish line for my mom at Christmas. She cried (which I did not expect). The drawing is beautiful and the see-through file went straight onto our family-tree poster. One gripe: I had to message to work out which of the three countries was ours. Worth it.
The files were in my email right after I ordered. I took the one with the gold border to Walgreens, printed it letter size and put it in a $20 frame. A framing shop had quoted me $200!! for a generic crest off a template. This is the real record and looks so good!
Questions people ask
How do I get the file?
After checkout, check your email. The file will be there within 30 minutes with a download link. Save it to your computer or phone and it is yours to keep or print however you want.
What files will I get?
Every order includes a high resolution PNG file and certificate of authenticity. The PNG file has a transparent see-through background and edging, so you can cleanly add the coat of arms to any design or item and it will look great.
How big can I print it?
Big! It prints sharp at letter size (8.5 × 11 in) and still sharp at poster size. Any print shop can print it, and so can a home printer. If you choose the option with the gold border, the border is set to USA letter size (8.5 × 11 in) meaning it’s ready to print at home without changing any printer settings.
Can I have it framed instead?
Yes. Framed prints, mugs and caps are just above. We make them to order and ship them to you.
What if I have a problem?
Email us and we will take care of it — support@crestsandarms.com. If you are not happy for any reason, tell us within 30 days and you get your money back. We operate the Crests and Arms register and archive to document history for future generations — your happiness is our number one priority.