Heraldry illustrated. Being a short account of the origin and history of heraldry and an explanation of its nature, with practical directions for drawing and painting coats of arms, to which is added a glossary of the terms used in the science of heraldry .. (1897)
Abbott, William Henry · New York, The Bureau of Heraldry · leaf 137
ed upon wreaths, when not particularly expressedto be borne upon a cap or chapeau, or issuant out of acoronet. All wreaths upon which crests are placed shouldshow only six folds, three of metal and three of color altern-ately, invariably beginning with metal. WREATH—sometimes applied to the tail of… … Uustrations referreD to in tSlos^arv?. Points of the Escutcheon. A Dexter Chief PT oz A B C o B Middle Chief PT < . D C Sinister Chief PT K *- s E T) Honor PT 5° F 1 E Fesse PT ^ V H IJ NOMBRIL PT F Dexter Base PTCMiddle Brse PT HSin IS TER Brse PT I Partitioi^ Lines.
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