An Introduction to Heraldry, containing the rudiments of the science in general, and other necessary particulars connected with the subject. Illustrated by many platesc

London, T. Egerton/White and Cohrane, 158 pages; soft cover, no binding, damage to front and back, otherwise good copy, black and white illustrated with 12 engraved plates of armorial interest and a folding chart "Paradigm of the Tinctures"; text with "An Alphabetical Arrangement of the most Common Heraldic Terms, with Their Definitions"; explanation of uses of furs, roundles, crests, subordinate ordinaries, more, by the British genealogist William Berry (1774 - 1851) as a writing clerk to the registrar of the College of Arms in 1810 he brought out a work entitled Introduction to Heraldry." and wrote other heraldic compilations and county histories.