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Peeps at heraldry (1912)

Allen, Phoebe · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 28

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The Shield, its Form, Points, Tinctures shield by certain dots and lines, in the use of which wehave a good example of how heraldry can dispensewith words. Thus pin-prick dots represent or (Fig. 6),a blank surface, argent (Fig. 7) ; horizontal lines, azure(Fig. 8) ; perpendicular, gules (Fig. 9);… … Fig. 6.—Or. Fig. 7.—Arc. Fig. 8. Fig. 9.—Gu.

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