Heraldry, historical and popular : with seven hundred illustrations (1863)
Boutell, Charles, 1812-1877 · London : Winsor and Newton · leaf 90
lso the Earl Poulettbears, Sa, three Swords in Pile, the Points in Base, arg.,Hilts and Pommels, or. No. 173. Target:—a circular Shield. Tan :—a Cross resembling the letter T. No. 59. It isborne in the arms of Drury. Torch :—generally borne inflamed, or lighted. Torse:—a wreath. Torteau, plural… … MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES. 57 Frette, and Fretty, in that the pieces do not interlace underand over, but cross each other in such a manner that allthe pieces from the dexter are in the same plane, and lieover those from the sinister, and they are all fastened bynails at the crossings. No. 174. Tressure…
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