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Sphragistics (a.k.a.: Sigillography) is the study of seals and one of the auxiliary sciences of history. (Just like /r/vexillology and /r/heraldry for example!)

So if you are interested in CoAs, seals, thier history and meanings this is your Subreddit!

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Official Seal of the United States Space Force

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2020/01/29
01:36 UTC

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Anyone want to make a Seal?

A "Great Seal" of the Republic of West Florida

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2019/06/24
17:54 UTC

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US State Seals of Western Canadian Provinces (OC)

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2018/12/05
22:12 UTC

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Royal Seal of the House of Hamengkubuwono

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2018/10/18
11:08 UTC

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The seal of Contra Costa County in California.

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2018/08/29
16:31 UTC

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Seal of the Cherokee Nation

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2018/04/11
04:31 UTC

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Seal of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations

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2018/04/10
00:57 UTC

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Seal of the Northern Mariana Islands

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2018/04/10
00:23 UTC

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Seal of Puerto Rico

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2018/04/09
22:23 UTC

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Seal of Alaska

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2018/04/09
22:07 UTC

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Seal of Arizona

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2018/04/08
06:18 UTC

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Seal of the US Virgin Islands

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2018/04/08
06:09 UTC

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Seal of New Mexico

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2018/04/07
22:29 UTC

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A seal I created for a fictional city

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2017/12/29
01:01 UTC

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Seal of the Senate of Finland (1809)

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2017/11/30
21:11 UTC

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Seal of the Finnish Province of Vasa (1775)

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2017/10/02
22:20 UTC

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Seal of Paris (1412)

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2016/03/19
11:26 UTC

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(Xpost leran useless talents) Learn how to make your own wax seals

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2016/03/05
13:29 UTC

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National seal of the Comoros, a sovereign archipelago island nation in the Indian Ocean, adopted in 1975

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2016/01/20
22:40 UTC

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[Help] Sigil·lografia catalana (Catalan Sphragistics), by F de Sagarra. Early Medieval to 19th Century Seals

Does anybody know if there's a digitalized copy of this book anywhere? It's the most complete compendium of catalan sigillography ever made.

I would like to look it up for a reserch I'm doing and I've only encountered so far a loose volume that doesn't have the information I'm lookin for.

As an advanced thank-you gift here's a link to a paper that has a couple of seals from the book (pages 4 & 5): Here

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2015/09/08
21:19 UTC

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Seal of the University of Cologne, Germany.

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2015/09/04
23:15 UTC

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