Heraldry of the church: a handbook for decorators (1911)
Dorling, E. E. (Edward Earle) · London : A. R. Mowbray & co., ltd. · leaf 32
d thrust between them saltire-wise and having its blade silver and its hiltgold. This Is the most usual form of theseancient arms, borne in memory of thesaints in whose honour the cathedral isdedicated. The manner in which thecharges are arranged has varied from timeto time ; but the field is… … WINCHESTER 2 2 Heraldry of the Church Bangor Gules a bend gold sprinkled mth dropssable between tvoo pierced molets silver. These are the colours used at present.In former days the bend was silver ;sometimes the drops were colouredblue. The red of the field is seenthrough the piercing of the…
Church decoration and ornament · Heraldry, Sacred
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