Heraldry, historical and popular : with seven hundred illustrations (1863)
Boutell, Charles, 1812-1877 · London : Winsor and Newton · leaf 66
ee, a lion rampant, gules,crowned, or. Another curious early example of a Bor-dure bezantee is preserved on the Shield of an unknownKnight, whose effigy yet remains at Whitworth. ThisShield, No. 115 a, is carved in low relief. A Canton, No. 96, always surmounts a Bordure, as inNo. 116, the Arms of… … No. 115 A. Shield of Elligy at Whitworth. No. 121.—DE OBEY. CHAPTER IX. VARIED FIELDS AND DIAPERS. Both Shields and the Charges which they bear fre-quently have their surfaces varied in their tinctures, thedevices or patterns thus adopted being derived from theOrdinaries and Subordinaries. It must…
Heraldry
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