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 61
sinister having thearms of the lady alone on a lozenge with supporters and coronet. The Herald kings, in like manner, bear two shields, forminga single group, on the dexter shield are their official, impaledwith their personal arms, and on the sinister shield their personalarms are marshaled with… … his chapter being intended more especiallyfor the assistance of amateurs, is neces-sarily somewhat elementary in its nature.And first as to the material on which itis proposed to paint the coat of arms.^i.v£Xe;s^i;^^^-ts^gq)^ We have found the most suitable for thepurpose to be Whatmans drawing…
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