ÚLFHÉÐNAR

SYMBOLS

HISTORIC RANK & SYMBOL

The original historic rank and symbol dating back to 748 CE was made of either gold, silver or bronze (depending of status of Úlfheðinn) and was based on much older drawings from Natturústeinn (ancestral runestones), in a Norse knot style.

MODERN RANK & SYMBOL

The modern rank symbol, also the symbol of the Úlfheimr (translating to “Kingdom of the Wolfs”) Trilogy is based on the original historic rank and symbol dating back to 748 CE. The patches bearing the ancestral wolf symbol are restricted to those who have been formally identified as Úlfheðnar and who have been issued a Herstal accordingly.

ORDER ÚLFHÉÐNAR PATCHES (RESTRICTED)

HISTORIC BANNER

Historic Sverreættin (Sverreætten in modern Norwegian, House of Sverre in English)/Áskunnrættin (Åskunnrætten in modern Norwegian, House of Áskunnr in English)

MODERN BANNER

Current Áskunnrættin banner, flown at Galdhøpiggen in Jotunheimen, Norðvegr (Norway), on the first day of Summer.