ee estoilles, of the field. Papworth, on theother hand, in his Ordinary of Arms—tx. most useful book tothe Herald—went to the opposite extreme, and blazonedCoats of Arms including many Quarterings without usingany stops whatever. This omission may seem to be of nogreat importance—neither, indeed,… … Fig. 313.—Arms of Hv.me, i63 CHAPTER XII MARSHALLING BY Marshalling is meant the grouping together of twoor more Coats of Armsonone Escutcheon, whereby thefamily alhances or official dignity of the bearer are indicated.The most ancient method of Marshalling two Coats onthe same Shield was by…
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