Personal Arms on stationery can be printed in full colour, including gold, or can be printed equally correctly in monochrome. The latter is more usual. Artists reproduction drawings supplied for the purpose should always be recovered from the printers after the order is completed. They will serve again in the future, and are the owner s property, not the printers . It is correct for an armiger s wife to display his Crest or Crest and Motto on her own personal stationery.
All armigers have the automatic right to display their Arms on a personal banner.
Banner is the correct name for a personal flag, Standards are special flags of a quite different shape. Banners are generally of rectangular shape, of the proportion 5 wide and 4 high. They can be of any size depending on the site where they are flown and should be large enough for their devices to be intelligible. Size therefore can very from 5 yards wide x 4 yards high for the top of a high tower, to 5 inches x 4 inches for a table decoration. All armigers are entitled to fly their banners on the bonnets or offside wings or bumpers of their personal cars, where 10 inches wide x 8 inches high is about the usual size.