Heraldry, historical and popular : with seven hundred illustrations (1863)
Boutell, Charles, 1812-1877 · London : Winsor and Newton · leaf 376
ofthis decoration. The Collars of Lord Hlngerford, a.d.1455, No. 583, and of Sir Robert de Marmion, aboita.d. 1400, No. 584, both of which have received someinjuries, and that of Sir Robert Grushill, (whose effigyis also decorated with the garter of the Order), which isvery perfect and of elaborate… … ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD. 263 years before his accession, and by him it certainly wasdistinguished as a Lancastrian ensign. The origin ofthe device itself still remains uncertain. It is generallysupposed to hare been intended to represent Henrysfavourite motto, Soveraygne, by repeating the initial…
Heraldry
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