Funeral heraldry: coat of arms of prince Scarlat Gr. Ghica (1812-1875), at the family graveyard at Bucharest-Colentina (2007-2008)

Coat of arms of József Sebestyén of Keöpecz (1878-1964), member of the Order of the Crown of Romania, Transylvanian heraldist, author of the official drawings for the coat of arms of the Romanian Kingdom (1921) – drawing in the style of the armorial funeral panels of the Transylvanian aristocracy of the 18th-19th c. The inscription: "Insign(ia) seu arma spec(ta)b(i)l(i)s d(omi)ni Josephi de g(e)n(ere) Sebestyen de Keopecz, hist(orico) et pict(or), eqv(es) Or(dinis) Diad(ema) Romaniae, denatus 1964, ae(tatis) s(uae) 85" (2002-2003)

Project for the coat of arms of Dr. Silviu Andrieş-Tabac of Chişinău, at that time deputy director of the National State Archives of the Republic of Moldavia (1998)

Byzantine coin of the 8th c., with the image of the Holy Virgin between two monograms – drawing after G. Zacos and A. Veglery (2006). Widespread in the Byzantine society, the usage of coins and seals influenced the emblematics and then the heraldry of the Eastern Europe.

Monogram of the Moldavian metropolitan Theophane, upon a 1617 silver discos of Slatina monastery (2006)

Silver spoon with the monogram of Ephrem, bishop of Rădăuţi (1608-1623) – the shield displays the Slavic name of the Moldavian prelate, in the tradition of the Byzantine monograms (2006)

Heraldic composition displaying the coats of arms of the German families Padberg, Scharfenberg and Adorf (2007) - Western heraldic style of the 13th-14th centuries

Coat of arms of Vlad 'the Devil', prince of Wallachia (1437-1442, 1444-1447), as Knight of the Hungarian Order of the Dragon - polychrome reconstitution (2004), based on the 1437 princely seal and conceived in the style of the armorial grants from the time of emperor Sigismund of Luxemburg

Coat of arms of the Moldavian noble family Motăş (second version, 2013) - general view and detail

Bookplate of Attila Szekeres, Romanian heraldist (2007)

The coat of arms of Constantin E. Stefanescu, Romanian heraldist (from the author's Liber Magistrorum et Amicorum)

Working for the bookplate of Father Nanad M. Jovanovich of Serbia (2008)

Coat of arms of Gorj county (approved by the Decision of the Romanian Government nr. 651/27.06.2007)

Coat of arms of Dr. Lucian-Valeriu Lefter, Romanian historian

Banner displayed at the Castle of Făgăraş, depicting the author's drawing of the arms of Gabriel Bethlen of Iktár, king of Hungary (1620-1621) and prince of Transylvania (1613–1629)

Shield of Jacques, duke of Andria, prince of Tarento, titular emperor of Constantinople (+1383), with the arms Anjou-Baux-Constantinople

Three projects for the coat of arms of the University of Pitesti (Arges County), including as a charge the royal chypher of king Michael of Romania.

Plate for Dr. Silviu Andries-Tabac, president of "Paul Gore" Heraldry and Genealogy Society of the Republic of Moldavia

'Anvil' breuerei in Bucharest (project, 2002)

Funeral stone of Nicholas Bachkai, bishop of Alba-Iulia in Transylvania (2003)

Coat of arms at the Church of Biertan (Sibiu County)

Painting upon the replica of Szekeres of Mezőmadaras armorial diploma (granted in 1607, never painted upon the initial document)

Shield with the monogram of the Moldavian dignitary Mateias, carved in the church of Horodniceni

Coat of arms of Basarabas, the Wallachian first dinasty (reconstruction, 2009)

Coat of arms of Basarabas, the Wallachian first dinasty (reconstruction, 2009)

Plate with the arms of Attila Szekeres (2007)

Counts Zenone di Castelceriolo

Nobles Zenone di Vaprio

Seal of Giurgiu of Fratauti, Moldavian dignitary, after his seal of 1422

Different coats of arms attributed to Transylvania (Siebenbuergen) in 15th-16th c. rolls of arms

Seal of captain Giulea, Moldavian dignitary, after his seal of 1387

Ex Libris Carlos Navarro, Spanish heraldic artist (2013)

Coat of arms Christophori de Aviano (2013)