•No. 486.—Shield, from the Monument at Kings Langley, to Edmont?Plantagenet, K.G., Duke of York, borne by Hexet Plaxtagexet of Boling- f ^^broke, a.d, 1399; and, after his accession as Henry IV., by his third son,John Plantagenet, K.G., Duke of Bedford, who died a.d. 1435. … No. 511.—De Bohun Badge, from the central Spandrel of the Canopj^ of the Brass to Alunoke de Bohun, Duchess of Glovcester, a.d. 1;599, in Westminster Abbey. CHAPTER XVII. badges; crests; surPORTERS; mottoes, and knots. ^ SECTION I. BADGES. A Badge is an heraldic figure or device, assumed for the…
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