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The Decorator's assistant (1847)

[London : W. Gibbs] · leaf 149

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whereof make a common cross and the otherfour a saltier. Checky (in heraldry), is where the shield or No. 41.—Vol. II. … a part thereof, as a bordure, is checquered ordivided into checquers or squares. CcEUR (in heraldry), signifies a short lineof partition, in pale, in the centre of theescutcheon, which extends but a little way.

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