Allen, Phoebe · London : A. and C. Black · leaf 86
ith the new-madeKing upon the sacred mount of Cam Fraoich and thereto deliver into his hands the white wand or sceptre ofroyalty. Mechanical objects follow next—ploughs, harrows(the Harrows bear three harrows), scythes, spades>cartwheels (the latter occur in the arms of Carter andCartwright).… … Inanimate Objects as Charges wheels on his shield, and in blazoning this coat of arms(Fig. 52), Guillim quotes Plinys fable of the Romanfarmer who was accused to the authorities of being amagician, because his fields were fruit-ful, whilst those of his neighbourwere barren. Wait, said the farmer,…
Heraldry
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