Heraldry, historical and popular : with seven hundred illustrations (1863)
Boutell, Charles, 1812-1877 · London : Winsor and Newton · leaf 293
aine quarterly, inthe first and fourth grand quarters, a label, gu., chargedon each point with three lions of England. This samelabel is repeated upon the crest. The Latymees difference with three labels, all ofthem charged as distinct marks of Cadency upon the samearms. Thus, gu., a cross patonce,… … No. 486.—Shield, from the Monument at Kings Laugley, to Ed-mond Plantagenet, K.Gr. Duke of York, borne by Henky Plan-tagenet of Bolingbroke, a.d. 1399; and, after his accession as HenryIV, by his third son, John Plantagenet, K.Gr., Duke of Bedford,who died a.d. 1435.
Heraldry
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