Heraldry simplified; a popular treatise on the subject of heraldry, together with a glossary of technical terms, and nearly two hundred drawings
A popular instructional treatise on heraldry by Frederick Curtis, published in New York by Dodge in 1899 for general readers and students of armorial terms. The line drawings show numbered escutcheons demonstrating ordinaries, partitions and hatched tinctures, giving designers clean shield outlines, engraved hatching patterns and diagrammatic crosses, bends and chiefs ready for reuse as marks or blank frames.
