I found this on Pinterest and thought it interesting and fun.
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I've often considered making my own coat of arms.
Starting with birthplace, personal interest etc ...
Think it could be fun.
Fascinating how flags have developed and their meaning
We have 2 houses in our street fly different flags according to time of year
Saint,
Below is our family flag which we all fly outside our homes or current places of residence.
Oooh me answer's gone 
Saint posted:Oooh me answer's gone
Was that me by any chance ? 
Our family motto is;
" Orbis non sufficit "
I see you as a Sean Connery - plus syrup
I wouldn't be able to have mine printed on anything 
Not sure how well this will come across, but ideally you need to view it side-on (i.e. with the Welsh flag top-left), then work top-down, left-right.
The unreadable text at the bottom implies that the puzzle-setter needs grammar lessons, and the answer is now wrong (the card was created 11 years ago), but still - any takers? 
Bossa Nova Baz posted:I can't read the writing Eugene .....and if I try to expand it it just blurs
Don't worry about the text, Baz: it's the flags that matter. 
The only text that matters is the title: "Vexillogy" (although that should really be Vexillology 
). Everything-else is related to the game "Perplex City" that the card comes from. There are no instructions: part of the puzzle is to work out what's going on!
Having said that, the text at the bottom reads "The scribe that wrote this puzzle needs to see Anna Heath for grammar lessons immediately. S." - a game-related reference to how the flag selection isn't quite right.