Baltisches Wappenbuch

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Baltisches Wappenbuch (full name: "Baltisches Wappenbuch: Wappen sämmtlicher, den Ritterschaften von Livland, Estland, Kurland und Oesel zugehöriger Adelsgeschlechten"; in English: The Baltic Armorial: All coats of arms, belong to noble families related to the Livonian, Estonian, Curonian and Oesel Knighthoods) consists of coats of arms of Baltic-German noble families. The book was published in 1882 Stockholm by F. & G. Beijer [Wikidata]. The book was edited by Carl Arvid von Klingspor and illustrated by Adolf Matthias Hildebrandt.^[1]

In total, it consists of 798 coat of arms.

• Anna Gertrud, född 1721-09-21, död ogift 1775-12-29. Hon visade tidigt håg för teckning och utförde en vapenbok över livländska adeln, innehållande 396 vapen, vilken förvaras på riddarhuset i Riga. (deutsch: ...erarbeitete ein Wappenbuch über die Livländische Ritterschaft, welches 396 Wappen beinhaltet und im Ritterhaus zu Riga aufbewahrt wird). In: Adelsvapen-Wiki, Adliga ätten von Vegesack nr 679 TAB 20
• Baltische Historische Kommission (Hrsg.): Eintrag zu Johann Eberhard Neimbts. In: BBLD – Baltisches biografisches Lexikon digital
• Paul Eduard Damier: Wappen-Buch sämmtlicher zur ehstländischen Adelsmatrikel gehöriger Familien. Reval 1837, (Onlinefassung)
• Ernst David Schabert, Vollstaendiges Wappenbuch des Kurlaendischen Adels, unter Aufsicht der für die Bearbeitung der ritterschaftlichen Genealogien niedergesetzten Kommission, lithographirt und herausgegeben

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• Book in database called DIGAR, downloadable
• Carl Arvid Klingspor: Baltisches Wappenbuch Wappen sämmtlicher, den Ritterschaften von Livland, Estland, Kurland und Oesel zugehörigen Adelsgeschlechter, Stockholm 1882 [1]
• Genealogisches Handbuch und Wappenbuch der Baltischen Ritterschaften
• Baltisches Wappenbuch. Auf: Adelsvapen-Wiki (schwedisch)

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