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  DESCRI ~ ;Qll}
  Villal)f' IMh
  Y'llage ["dell and Tabll! of Cements
  Basic H(>raldry SyU@!lls.
  Shleld~ & F,eld~
  Ordinaries &Charge~
  SUbordlnaries &Fedturrd Animals
  Fe<llured Items" Field Partition L1nl!s
  Bordure Charges. Shll!ld Shap, " Quarteriny
  Af'liul PGHurl!S & Mottoes
  ~rks of Cadency & 111egll1Nc)'
  tlelllS & Crests
  l.~re~uif'l. 'orse. Cro-f'IS
  ~ Support.rs
  Yillage Naps
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  CReDITS
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  Bryan n"""en.
  Kar~ Holl1ll!r " ,Ute'l J&lnson
  Herclldry Tables
  E10b Bled...",
  (ower'
  f1au I ,la.. ""y~
  layout·
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  3
  
  0J2.PLAY. or COATS-OF-ARMS
  1.
  Balll,er
  2.
  Paralll"lo!lralll
  J
  Squarl"
  ~.
  (fr,lp
  5.
  Oval or (artouche ((lerfCllI)
  6.
  Shll"ld
  ,.
  Riding
  ~.r.phernalla
  B
  Sai 1
  9.
  Lozenge (female Only)
  10.
  Ta~stry
  ARMOR.I At ENS IG!lS
  (Includes all Achievements of
  Oil" Roll and Lower Numt>crs)
  1.
  Shield
  2.
  Hotto
  J.
  Helmet (Inherited Only)
  4.
  Mantling
  5.
  Crest (Sunnoonts Helmet)
  6.
  Supporters
  7.
  Two
  ~i.lpporters
  8.
  Threo! Supporters
  9,
  Four Supporters
  10.
  Two Helmets
  C"" tou, ht,
  Lo~",ngc
  SHIELDS
  'ihfelds disphy IIIdI\Y Illl"anings In their achievements 0'· ·'grants of al'Tu".
  A summary is arranged In tabul r fonn below:
  1.
  Augnentations of Honour Conferred by •
  ~verj9n
  2.
  Sfqn~ and [~l~ of the House ft Apper ains (Often a Punl
  3,
  Quarter~
  Inh¥rited r~ Families Represented
  4.
  Impaletll"nt~ of !'larriaqf.'
  5.
  ~rks of Cadency of ~rs Wlthin the House
  To
  ~jhlazon means to depict In colour.
  Blazoned ~ans "described according
  to rul!"s of Heraldry.
  The upper portfon of a ffeld is referred to ffrst
  If quartered. the ffrst and forth qual'ter is mentioned ffrst.
  Then any
  serne' is mentfoned.
  S~' l!If'ans "strewn with objects".
  After the field
  is described. the principal charqe is described.
  Avoid using the nallle of
  thp s.~ colour a second time,
  The following table is oversimplified but
  useful
  1.
  Field Ffrst
  'I.
  Prlnc.qlal Cnarge
  3
  Ordinary
  4,
  Charg~ of (hl@f rosltlon
  S.
  SerJe'
  (IiOt
  r~pres~ntPd as charges)
  6.
  ~in orle'
  (Sim11far to
  Sl!l/'ll!' but spaced to fit within a border).
  "
  Charges Mof the
  fleld~(Same colour as the field)
  8
  Animal';
  9.
  Uppermost Charqe
  10.
  Harks of Cadency (Rank within a house)
  Last
  S~ special
  t~rmlnology has been developed to divide a shield into sections.
  The fo110-109 shield should aid In your
  ~b1alon·.
  Most of it is as silllple as
  ~dexter"
  ~an;"9 on the right and
  ~sinister· on the left,
  The few esoteric
  te~s
  l;~e
  'enbowed~ r.eanlng
  d~p1cted up to the e1boWM should not friqhten off
  the I'II('('l,
  .sf"'Ply aVOId using t11811.
  AniNls are often
  ntioned deplctf.'d "pro-
  perM whicn
  ~ans In the appropriate colours
  "----./
  Th., B.
  l;t
  Chief
  r@ss
  Po1nt
  '0
  4
  FIELO
  t.
  Or (Gold)
  2.
  Argent (Silver)
  3.
  Gules (Red)
  4.
  Azure (Blue)
  5.
  V~rt (Green)
  6.
  Purpure (Purple)
  1.
  Sable (Black)
  Will(#'
  9.
  MUrrey
  'Ped.Purpl~)
  10.
  renne' (Orange-Tawny)
  11.
  Brown
  12.
  Blood-Red
  IJ.
  Earth-Colour
  14.
  1ron-Grey
  15.
  Wat~r-Colour
  16.
  Flesh Colour (Carnation)
  11.
  Ashel1-Grey
  18.
  Orange
  19.
  Fur
  20.
  No Field
  FUR FIELD
  1.
  [nnine (White W/tlhcl:. Spots)
  2.
  Vair (Bluey-Grey &WhIte)
  J.
  Ermfnes (Black
  W/~hite Spots)
  4.
  [nmfools (Gold W/Bhek SllOtsl
  5.
  Pean (Black: W/Gold Spots)
  6.
  Other Type
  
  OROIMRI[S
  &
  CHARG(S
  PRINCIPAl CHARGES
  En9r<1.LI~
  Invt"'l:tcd ~
  Dancr>tt'( /VVVV
  Raguly
  Ncbuly
  Potente'
  Embattled ~
  Indentod ~
  1.
  None
  2.
  Water (Barry wavy argent and azure)
  3.
  Hasonry
  4.
  ·SetfIe'-de-1is (lIl1@s)
  5.
  S@lD@' bezants (bezallte')
  6.
  Seme' plates (plate')
  7.
  Seme' cross@s
  8.
  Goulle (Drops of Colours)
  9.
  Engrailed
  (S~I-Circ1es (ojoined)
  Parti~;on Lfnes
  10.
  Embattl@d Partltion Lines
  11.
  Indent@<! Partition Lln@s
  12.
  Invested Partition lines
  13.
  Wavy Partition lines
  14.
  Nebul)' Partition lines
  15.
  Dancetti Partition lines
  16.
  Ragul)' Partition lines
  17.
  Potente' PartitIon Lines
  18.
  Dovetailed Par ition lines
  19.
  Urd)' Partition Lines
  20.
  Sene' W/Partition Line (Roll Again)
  Flory
  TABLE ONE
  1.
  Bend
  2.
  Pol Ie
  3.
  Fl!SS
  11,
  Chevron
  5,
  Pile
  6.
  Shakefork
  7,
  Cross
  8,
  Saltfre
  9,
  Chief
  10.
  Quarter
  11,
  Canton
  12.
  Second Table
  13,
  Thfrd Table
  14,
  Fourth Table
  15.
  Fifth Table
  J6,
  SiKth Table
  17,
  Seventh Table
  18.
  Eighth Table
  19.
  Ninth Table
  20.
  Tenth Table
  Bend
  Pile
  PoJle
  Shillkefork
  fl'SS
  Ch",vror"
  Sdlt1rc
  Ch.ief
  -luaner
  5
  
  Wl.enoc
  rusil
  Mascle
  Rustre
  LASH TWO
  l.
  lozenql'
  0
  0
  ~
  ~
  2.
  Fu~it
  3.
  Mascle
  4.
  Rustr!'
  5.
  f ...,
  ,.
  Flaunch
  7.
  Roundle
  8.
  Annulet
  9.
  label
  10.
  Billet
  11.
  Lion
  12.
  '''tnged lion
  rrot
  F'Iaunches
  Annulct
  Label
  ll.
  Sea lion
  ".
  lle'Ii -lion
  g
  15.
  Tiger
  l6.
  Gyron
  11.
  Jnescutch~n
  18.
  Bordure
  19.
  lre~~u.·c
  10.
  Orle
  Bu'
  t
  G\'ronny
  Inescutcheon
  Bodura
  Tressura
  Orle
  D
  0 0
  ,0
  T~lE THR[[
  TABLE FOUR
  TABLE FIV[
  TABLE SIX
  Haunted wardor
  l.
  Antelope
  l.
  Oragoo
  l.
  OStr;ch
  2.
  Godess Fortune
  2.
  R~
  2.
  UnIcorn
  2
  Do,.
  3.
  Skeleton FlgoJre
  3.
  Sheep
  3.
  Gryphon
  3.
  Hartlet
  ••
  Wild Man's Head
  ••
  Go"
  4 .
  Wyvern
  4.
  Swan
  5.
  Moor's Head
  5.
  Elephant
  5.
  Cockatrice
  5.
  Cod
  ,.
  Saracen's Head
  ,.
  Hare
  ,.
  He""'"
  ,.
  Stork
  7.
  Englhhl'ldn's Head
  7
  Ape
  7
  Mermaid
  7.
  Raven
  ,.
  Old Man's Head
  B.
  Otter
  B.
  Sph1nK
  8.
  Owl
  ••
  WooOln's Head
  ••
  Urcheon
  ••
  Centaur
  ••
  Feathers
  10.
  Cllf ld s
  H~ad
  10.
  Beaver
  10.
  Satyr
  10.
  DolphHI
  11.
  Female Figure
  11.
  Zebra
  11.
  Harpy
  ll.
  Crab
  12.
  Hand
  12.
  Camel
  12.
  Sa !amander
  12.
  E.l
  13.
  Sea-ttorSI!
  13.
  Porcupine
  13.
  Optnicus
  13.
  Serpeanl
  ".
  Ppgasus
  ".
  B"
  ".
  Phoenix
  ".
  Frog
  15.
  Tallxlt (Dog)
  15.
  Tortoise
  15.
  h:lphisboena
  15.
  liurd
  1 .
  Sea-Dog
  l6
  Rhinoceros
  ".
  Enfield
  l6 .
  Bee
  17.
  Bull
  17.
  Crocad1le
  11.
  Kanlfcore
  11.
  GrasshoPller
  18.
  Sug
  18.
  Alpaca
  18.
  Eagle
  18.
  An"
  19.
  Reindeer
  ".
  Rot
  ".
  Falcon
  1•.
  Bulterflles
  20.
  \linqed Stag
  20.
  Mol.
  20.
  Pelf can
  20.
  Gadf11l's
  6
  
  TABLE SEVEN
  TABLE EIGHT
  TABLE NINE
  l.
  Crickets
  1.
  Boar
  l.
  Scaling Ladder
  2.
  Oak Tree
  2.
  Horse
  ,.
  Spears
  3.
  Fi r' Tree
  3.
  Bear
  3.
  Spears
  4.
  Cedar Tree
  4.
  Leopard
  4.
  Swords
  5.
  Maple Tree
  5.
  Lyre
  5.
  Catapul t
  ,.
  Mountain Ash
  ,.
  Benge1 Ti gel"
  ,.
  Stone
  7.
  Laurel TI'ee
  7.
  Mace
  7.
  Sc1mi tar
  8.
  Poplar' Tree
  8.
  Battleaxe
  8.
  Firebrand
  ,.
  Holly
  ,.
  Anchor
  ,.
  Bell
  10.
  Trefoil
  10.
  Anvil
  10.
  Torse
  11.
  Quatrefoil
  1l.
  Castle
  1l.
  Buckle
  12.
  Turnip
  12.
  Tower
  11.
  Cauldron
  13.
  Rose
  13.
  Arrows
  13.
  Chess~Rook
  14.
  Thistle
  14.
  Caltrop
  14.
  Crescent
  15.
  Lily
  15.
  Battering Ram
  15.
  Cushions
  16.
  Fleur·de-lis
  16.
  Portcullus
  16.
  Escarbuncle
  17.
  Grapes
  17.
  Beacon
  17.
  Key
  18.
  APples
  18.
  Chillns
  18.
  Flames of Fire
  ".
  Pears
  10.
  Lance
  ".
  Clarion
  20.
  Acorns
  20.
  Javelin
  20.
  Bugle Horn
  TABLE lEN
  I.
  Mirror
  2.
  Lymphad (Galley)
  3.
  Dragon Ship
  4.
  Clouds
  5.
  Rainbow
  6.
  ThunderboIt
  7.
  SUrs
  8.
  Mullet
  9.
  Sun-ln-Sp1endour
  10.
  Crowns
  11.
  Scepter
  12.
  Scythes
  13.
  Book
  14.
  Buckets
  15.
  Escallops
  16.
  Halm.er
  17.
  lantern
  16.
  Tuns (Barrels)
  19
  Wheel
  20.
  Armored fist
  Per :;ross
  Per Bend Sinisler
  Per Bend
  Per Chevron
  -
  POl" PAle
  1.
  flone
  2.
  None-Roll on Principal Charges
  ],
  Per Fess
  <1.
  Per Bend
  5,
  Per Bend Sinister
  6.
  Per Pale
  7,
  Per cheveron
  8.
  Per' Cross Or Quarterly
  9,
  Per Saltire
  10.
  Barry
  11.
  Barry ilebuly
  12.
  Paly
  13.
  Bend)'
  14.
  Chevronn)'
  15.
  Cheeky Or Chequy
  16.
  lonzengy
  17.
  None-Roll on Ordinaries &Charges
  18.
  flone-Roll on 0 &C Twice·
  19.
  None-Roll on 0 & C Thrice ...
  20.
  None-Roll on 0 &C Five Times
  FIELD PARTITION LINES
  • I9nore Table One 1-10 Results
  POl" Sll.1tlre-
  Barry
  Harry Nebuly
  Paly
  Bendy
  Chevronny
  Chequy
  Lozenqy
  7
  
  0000
  000
  BOROORE CHARGES
  I.
  Plain
  2.
  (ngraill'd
  3.
  Irl\lect~
  4•
  EII1batt1ed
  5.
  Indent~
  6.
  Wavy
  7.
  ,'Ieboly
  8.
  Dovetailed
  9.
  Potente'
  10.
  Per Pale
  11.
  Quarterly
  12.
  Gyronny
  13.
  Tle"ced tn
  ~fr'e
  14.
  CQIr1)Cny
  15.
  Counter Cornpony
  16.
  Ch~uy
  17
  Ode
  18.
  lnescutcheon Within
  Ig.
  Tressure
  20.
  Tressure flory
  PlaLn
  Indented
  W-,vy
  lnvecked
  :-.lebuly
  Embattled
  DovC'tailt>d
  DODD
  y
  Potent.:"
  o
  Counter Compmy
  Per Pale
  Chequy
  Quarterly
  Orlc
  Im:SCl,ltt;t,l;.'<
  "Jthm
  Tlrced
  Tre,j,.ure
  Co:npony
  Tressure florv
  (Ones J
  (106 Tir"eSl
  (206 TilleS
  8
  1
  2.
  J.'.5.
  6.
  r.fte·long
  ~arrow Curved
  Kjte-S~ W/Curved Top
  Heater·ShaPt'd
  Ldrge Rectangular
  large Round
  Special
  QUART£RING (Heiress in blood of
  - ._--
  another fami 1y J
  :.J
  None
  4.
  Ouarte~d
  S.
  Ouarte~
  6.
  Q..lIrtered
  
  Rilmp<lllt
  Sll1erol
  Pass,}ro'
  POSTURES
  I- Rd"'pant
  ~
  ,.
  S~l ient
  J. PllSSllnt
  4. Statant
  5. Sejant
  6. Couchant
  7. DarNnt
  Statant
  Selant
  Couchant
  8. (ouped
  (liead only) IJ
  ,. Trlppant
  10. Courant
  Couped
  Trippant
  Courant
  •
  Hottoes can often !:Ie traced to "sloqans
  M or ancient wllr·cry of II f<V\ily_
  Mottoes are not
  ~ereditary thouqn the same motto can !:Ie adapted.
  ~Any
  ~ttoes hdve nothing to do WIth battle-cries and the real oTlgln ",y relate
  to mythical or true event\ of the
  Teno~ PiiSt.
  Some are
  p~ns on a faMiTy
  or clan naMe.
  Initial or Riddle Mottoes are s~pti~ used to lndiCiite
  SOlM! IIOttoeS sudl as VIS'] for "victory is
  si1~ntly Obtained' while it could
  falsely be transldl@d
  vice n
  OHent.1tious'
  by the uninitiated.
  Mottoes
  are not necessarily
  re915tere~ w'th Heralds conferred by II soveriQn.
  GV I S o
  9
  
  I~ or
  CAOE~CY
  Some
  me~"s is "~ed to
  dtffere"ti~te the
  ~noori.1 bearings of younger members
  of the family.
  The same a~ are used wi h the addition of a label usually at
  or near the top of the shield.
  A ~9ules· or red label is used by the heir and
  any ·strong- younger brother bein9 dIstinguished by the label having more points.
  Argent labels (sllvf'r) are reserved for Royalty.
  Bordures are often added to
  indicate a cadet or youngf'r brother to the heir.
  Methods vary with famil1es
  and ~ny ancient arms will show other methods of marking cadency.
  Label
  1.
  Adding small charges to the field or to an ordinary.
  2.
  Change of tincture.
  3.
  The addition of a label.
  4.
  Adding a canton or quarter.
  S.
  Adding an inescutchion.
  6.
  Adding or changing 'n ordinary.
  7.
  Changing the lines of partition enclosing an ordinary.
  8.
  Diminishing the number of charges.
  9.
  Change of some or all the minor chary!!!>.
  10.
  Syst~tic use of label, bordure, or bend.
  11.
  Additional quarterings.
  12.
  Augmentations and official
  a~.
  13.
  ~ddino
  ~n
  ~scutcheon indicatinn territorial lordshlp.
  The heir apparent will usually have a label of three points and although usually
  gules (red) the choice of colour is his.
  Hftal Is no
  placed upon metal and
  colour is not placed upon colour ordinarily.
  Heirship Is a ~Atter of blood
  d~scent
  and has no relation to inhertance.
  ho wonan can be an heir-apparent.
  A ~re recent
  method of cadency IS as follows.
  1.
  First son...'
  labf'l of three points.
  2.
  Second son •.. a crescent.
  3.
  Third son...a "'-I11et (five pointed star).
  4.
  fourth 50n..a lIlirtlet.
  5.
  Fifth son
  an annulet.
  6.
  Sixth 50n
  a fleur-de-lis.
  7.
  Seventh son
  a rose.
  8.
  Eighth son
  a cross moline.
  The mark is placed in the centre chief point.
  The second son of the second son
  places
  ~ crescent upon a crescent, the third son a mullet on a crescent, and so
  forth.
  The mark of an
  i'legitf~nt is the bend dexter superimposed over the sh1eld.
  SOMetimes bordures are used to ~rk bastardy although the bend is ~st prevalent.
  The bend sinister is the ~t recent ~rk of
  tllegitl~nt mI!~ers of a
  fa~ily
  10
  Bend Shuster
  Baton SinIster
  
  l.
  Leather Cap
  l.
  Foul" Cornered
  <-
  Metal Conical C.p
  2.
  serrated en
  ,.
  Metal Conical Cap with Nasal
  3.
  Gi t ted
  •
  Chapel1e-d·fer, flat Top Cylindrical
  '.
  Engrlvpd
  ,.
  Same Enlarged to Cover Whole Head
  ,
  £eJewe11l'd
  6.
  Sa1':lE! Wi th Nasa1
  ,.
  Rings
  7.
  iilting He~ ~lth Slits
  7.
  C_
  8.
  Pot Shaped With Extended Pointed Nasal
  8
  lowered Back
  ,.
  Hemispherical Metal Cap
  ,.
  Pointed Top
  10.
  Grid Il"'On Helm
  1O.
  Articulated (106 Piecps)
  II
  Pagean
  Helm
  II.
  Barred
  12.
  Sane With Sides
  O~erlapping Cuirass
  12.
  (jrf11pd
  13.
  Ovoid Basinet With Chin Piece
  13.
  Nail fixed
  ~ Welded
  14.
  Tournament Helm
  14.
  Riveted
  I'.
  Sa l1e1
  ...
  Drawn
  16.
  Shallern (Ilelm and Visor in One Piece)
  16.
  One Piece
  17.
  Chltpel1e·de·fer, Cylindrical Cap With Broad nat Brim
  17.
  Two Piece
  18.
  Fluted Helm
  18.
  Three Piece
  ".
  Close Helm
  ".
  Four Piece
  20.
  Casque (Cheek P1eces
  ~t1n9 "
  F.-ont)
  20.
  rive Piece
  ~UMBER OF CREST
  G~~TS·POSITION
  I·l
  Dnt>-Cl!:nler
  3
  Two eexttr Innt>r
  4
  Three-Sinfster Tnner
  5
  Fou~·Oe.ter Outer
  6
  fivt>-Sinister Outer
  ArT AC~.E.O--9.R,.,!AMENTS
  1.
  ~tdl leaves (306)
  l.
  Tiny Bells (l06)
  3.
  Buffalo Horns (1-6)
  'I.
  F@athers (1010)
  I).
  Pfeces of loIood (106)
  6.
  Pl\l"les (1010)
  CRESTS"
  ~ed Full Figure Tournament
  1.
  lion
  2.
  Dragon
  3.
  Demf ·lion
  4.
  Wol f
  5.
  Goat
  6.
  Talbot (D09)
  7.
  Sea·Dog
  S.
  Ea'}le
  q.
  falcon
  10.
  Ship
  11
  Octopus
  ll.
  tl~n
  13.
  Boar
  14.
  Crocadi1@
  15.
  Beaver
  16.
  Dolphin
  17.
  Bear
  18.
  leopard
  19
  Horse
  20.
  Pegasus
  Grilnt of Crests are never given to
  clerics.
  COI'IPOSITIOH
  1.
  Pas teboard
  2.
  Cloth
  J.
  leather Shell
  4.
  Wood
  5.
  Bas~et-loIor~ Strips
  6.
  Hetal (fan Only)
  POSITION
  MI5CIT[ANEOUS
  1.
  Clutched
  2.
  Crossed
  J.
  Piercing
  4.
  Chained
  5.
  Stood Upon
  6.
  Coverlng
  7.
  l1eld in Mouth
  B.
  lyi ng Upon
  g.
  Fleeing
  10.
  leaping Oyer
  tmUATU~
  I1I1HATURE
  JTEHS-
  ITtJltS
  l.
  Rings
  1.
  Torch
  ,.
  Chains
  ,.
  lantern
  3.
  Dagge"
  3.
  Banner
  ••
  Arrow
  ••
  c,~
  ,.
  Spear
  ,.
  Scepter
  6.
  8..."
  6.
  S""",1
  7.
  Fo,
  I.
  Crains
  8.
  lea yes
  8.
  Sphere
  •• ....
  ••
  Fl"wer
  10.
  Sword
  10.
  lance
  OETA(~ftBlE PIECES
  1.
  Mail~ Houlh Guard
  2.
  t.ose Plate
  3.
  High Collar
  (Gorg~t)
  4.
  Chin Piece (Bavier)
  S.
  rieck Guard
  6.
  C~Sl
  7
  Bart (Beaver)
  e.
  Rourded (Disc)
  9.
  Bayler ((heel Pieces)
  10.
  Budtler
  11.
  latl;ce·/lork \'hor
  12.
  Annel (Foreh@ad & V1sor)
  13.
  Beaked Bas I net
  14.
  Wings
  15.
  Horns
  16.
  Linden-Leaves
  17.
  Coif of
  ~'ail
  18.
  Quilted Hood
  19.•:ail Hood
  20.
  Visor
  
  LAMBREQUIN
  The
  ~htling represents the
  ~capeline' covering worn upon a helmet.
  A lam-
  brequin represents the adaptation of textile fabric.. to dead(On a sword-cut,
  f'ntan~l(' weapons, and protect against t1l-fieather (pr1nwrfly heat).
  Ragged
  nr slashed lambrequins or ~ntlings are often depicted cut and torn as if
  after c(lll\bat.
  lolllbrequin is the older terlls.
  The colours should agree with
  the crest.
  (O"'POS :Tl0t1
  hlI@
  1.
  BearSkin
  ••
  Clotn (Gules)
  1. ,,,
  1.
  Boar
  5~in
  7.
  Cloth (Solid Colour)
  1.
  Argent
  ,.
  lion'~ Man('
  ••
  Gold Veined Cloth
  ,.
  0'
  '.
  Feather'\.
  ,.
  Gold Cloth
  4. -6.
  (nnine
  5.
  (mille
  10.
  CrilMon Cloth
  TORSE
  ;'Ilere lhe _ntllng is not a continuation of the crest, a wreath. ribbon. or
  torsp h
  used to join t/1e ildntl1ng covering to the hel...
  ·he twining of a
  ladv's favor in a sleeve in a _nner suggesting an oriental turban is the
  theory advanced (or tt.e torse.
  It iSn't necessary to lIIdke the torse con(orYI
  to tile
  livery
  colours~ of the ams.
  JI
  lPl);~S
  1.
  Fillet
  ('.
  Dhdeal
  1
  Circlet
  "
  Coronp.t
  5.
  Closed Crown
  ('.
  :nfqut> Crown
  1.
  Conicdl
  2.
  Arched
  3.
  Rir.l Only
  4.
  Mode11 eel
  5.
  Golden Leaves (106)
  6.
  Studded With Preciou'Ji Stones
  7.
  Doubled Row of Pearls (6DD)
  8.
  Jewelled Rim (206)
  9.
  Jewelled Chain (306)
  10.
  Gold Tasseled
  POINTS
  ,.
  Ball
  2.
  Bell
  3.
  Pearl (lOG)
  4.
  Oth~r Gem (1D6)
  5.
  Plain
  12
  FlLLH
  DIADEM
  CJ.RflI!
  CORq.N[l
  CROWN
  1.
  White Ribbon
  Stones
  106-1
  306·1
  406·)
  ,
  ledther
  Points
  206-3
  206-3
  206·2
  ..
  J.
  Studded Ledther
  Strawberry Leaves
  '.
  Bronze
  or Fleur-de-lis 106·4
  106-2
  106+4
  5.
  ~ood
  ••
  Laurel Wreath
  1.
  Leather
  Bronze
  Si Ivel"
  Silver
  1.
  Studded
  Leather
  Bronze&Gold Si her
  Silver &Gold
  ,.
  Bronze
  Silver
  Silver&Gold Gold
  ,.
  Silver
  Silver&Gold Sj Iver&Gold Gold
  5.
  Gold
  Gold
  Gold
  Gold
  ••
  Bronze&Gold Gold
  Gold
  Gold
  SUPPORTERS
  Only the highest ranking
  a~s may have
  support~rs.
  The nunber of supporters
  wtll 'tary between one and three on dny display of anns so permitted but one
  qrant of a~s
  w~y he entitled to display .are than one
  Mset~ of supporters
  on other displays of the s~ anns.
  Grants of Supporters are not inherited.
  Tt.e
  ri9~t of barony and chieftainship are often the occasion of such grants_
  ,I~ited by the imagination alone, supporters will be dealt with very simp1y-
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