The Arms of King Edward IV bear the words: “Honi soit qui mal y pense – shame be to him who thinks evil of it.” This is the motto of which organisation?

The Arms of King Richard III were similar to those of his brother Edward IV, with one difference; the Lions supporting the shield had been replaced by which creatures?

The Yorkist leader, Richard Duke of York, wore the English Royal Coat of Arms with an added By what right was he entitled do this?

When Henry VII took the throne he created a new emblem by uniting the Yorkist Rose with the Lancastrian Rose. What name did he give to this new badge?

These are the Arms of the ‘kingmaker,’ Richard Neville, the Earl of Warwick. The symbols of how many families are shown on the shield?

The Arms of King Edward V were the same as those of his father, with no personalisation added. Why was this?

The Arms of Henry VI’s consort, Margaret of Anjou, contain those of her husband and those of her father. Her father had eight noble titles. What were they?

Like that of Richard of York, this shield also displays the Royal Coat of Arms. To whom did it belong?

One half of Henry VI's Coat of Arms was filled with , the symbol of France. Why was this?

The Arms of Henry VII are supported by a dragon, symbolising Henry’s Welsh ancestry, and which other animal, a symbol of his wife’s family?