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Annuario della nobiltà italiana. 2015-2020. XXXIII Edizione is a two-volume, first-edition Italian genealogical and heraldic reference work by various authors, published in 2021.
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The Italian Nobility Yearbook is the oldest periodic genealogical, civil status and heraldic directory, periodically updated on the civil data of noble, flourishing and extinct houses. It constitutes an important tool for libraries and researchers. It is divided into 5 main parts: Part I: families already Sovereign in the ancient Italian States and the Royal House of Italy, accompanied by coats of arms, portraits and treatises of ; Part II: noble families registered in the official lists of the Kingdom of Italy; Part III: noble families subdivided into: a) pontifical titled after 1870; b) families ennobled by the Grand Master of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta or admitted to the same chivalric Order; c) families ennobled by the King of Italy Umberto II after 1947; d) families admitted to chivalric Orders with proofs of nobility for reception after the fall of the Kingdom of Italy, or ennobling; Part IV: families bearing of "generous nobility", from pre-unitary States, which were not recognized by the Kingdom of Italy; Part V: Italian "notable" families, i.e., those houses possessing a coat of arms and living in the noble manner, formally not recognized as noble; General index
Edited by Borella A. Teglio, 2021; 2 volumes, hardcover, pp. 5851, ill., 104 color plates, cm 21x30.
in a fabric box with gold-color engravings
weight: 23.5 kg
The Italian Nobility Yearbook is the oldest periodic genealogical, civil status and heraldic directory, periodically updated on the civil data of noble, flourishing and extinct houses. It constitutes an important tool for libraries and researchers. It is divided into 5 main parts: Part I: families already Sovereign in the ancient Italian States and the Royal House of Italy, accompanied by coats of arms, portraits and treatises of ; Part II: noble families registered in the official lists of the Kingdom of Italy; Part III: noble families subdivided into: a) pontifical titled after 1870; b) families ennobled by the Grand Master of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta or admitted to the same chivalric Order; c) families ennobled by the King of Italy Umberto II after 1947; d) families admitted to chivalric Orders with proofs of nobility for reception after the fall of the Kingdom of Italy, or ennobling; Part IV: families bearing of "generous nobility", from pre-unitary States, which were not recognized by the Kingdom of Italy; Part V: Italian "notable" families, i.e., those houses possessing a coat of arms and living in the noble manner, formally not recognized as noble; General index
Edited by Borella A. Teglio, 2021; 2 volumes, hardcover, pp. 5851, ill., 104 color plates, cm 21x30.
in a fabric box with gold-color engravings
weight: 23.5 kg

