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A treatise on heraldry, British and foreign : with English and French glossaries (1892)

Woodward, John, 1837-1898, Burnett, George, 1822-1890 · Edinburgh and London : W. & A. K. Johnston · leaf 326

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has at its head a smallsquare banner arinoyee {A.-Jitre, a bend or), and havingfour narrow tails, or bannerols. The well-known brass ofSir John Daubernoun (1277) at Stoke dAbernon, inSurrey, represents him with his lance, to the head of ( 651 ) >vhich is attached a small pennon with a single… … FlS. 105.—BaXKER of ilAUEICE DE EEBKELET. shape, and attached to the staff by one of the longersides. This was emblazoned over its whole surfacewith the arms of the wearer. {^See fig. 105, the bannerof ]\IauRICE DE Berkeley, from the Roll of Caer-laverock.) Demav gives as an example the banner…

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