The handbook of heraldry : with instructions for tracing pedigrees and deciphering ancient mss., also, rules for the appointment of liveries, etc. etc. (1869)
Cussans, John Edwin, 1837-1899 · London : Chatto and Windus · leaf 332
ant is a private soldier, who, when not wearing hisuniform, retains this badge as a mark of his profession.Doctors servants, though frequently to be seen wearingCockades, have no right to them whatever, unless theirmasters names are to be found in the Army or Navy List.The Cockade worn by the… … Fig. 327. Fig. 328. 320 HANDBOOK OF HERALD BY. lieutenants, and gentlemen holding distinct offices under theSovereign, bear a plain Cockade, as at fig. 328 (see previouspage). In both cases, the ribbon in the centre may be eitherblack, or of the Livery-colours. Epaulettes and Aiguillettes are…
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