10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHEVRONY»
Discover the use of
chevrony in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
chevrony and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review
p. 540 supram; and on the long shield of the footman, on the reverse, the charge
is certainly chevrony. It may be that the Earls of Pembroke used this charge as a
difference, being a junior branch; but it seems more likely that if we had the ...
2
The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle, for the ...
Edward Cave, John Nichols. p. 540 supram; and on the long shield of the
footman, on the reverse, the charge is certainly chevrony. It may be that the Earls
of Pembroke used this charge as a difference, being a junior branch ; but it
seems more ...
Edward Cave, John Nichols, 1865
3
The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales, ...
Cornwall). Chevrony of six erm. and sa. three leopards' faces of the second.
Tropnell. Chevrony of six erm. and sa. three catharlne wheels ar. Tropnell.
Chevrony of six erm. and sa. in chief two leopards' faces sa. in base another ar.
Trosford.
4
The Archaeological Journal
Another celt, produced by Mr. Brackstone, was ornamented elaborately with
engraved chevrony patterns. By The Hon. Richard Neville. — A small brass coin,
recently found in the parish of Saffron Walden, Essex. The impression is not very
...
5
Memoirs Illustrative of the History and Antiquities of the ...
... into a separate strand, and the four cords again loosely twined together; the
extremities of the whole being welded into massive loops, which are curiously
tooled with chevrony lines and small circular indentations, the upper edge
beaded.
6
Ten Years' Diggings in Celtic & Saxon Grave Hills: In the ...
The urns are respectively ten and eleven inches high : the former has a border of
diagonal lines, occasionally crossed by others in the contrary direction ; the latter
is bordered by a simple pattern of a single chevrony line, running between two ...
7
The Popular Encyclopedia: Being a General Dictionary of ...
... it is said to be chevrony of so many pieces, as chevrony of six, argent and
gules, &c. Cross The Cross is composed of the pale and the fesse, which meet in
the centre. After the introduction of the cross into the military ensigns of the
crusaders ...
8
The Popular Encyclopedia: Being a General Dictionary of ...
... and the couple h is the fourth of its breadth. When the <l with pieces of equal
number in the form is, it is said to be chevrony of so many chevrony of six, argent
and gules, &c. -The Cross is composed of the pale and the •h meet in the centre.
Sir Daniel Keyte Sandford, Thomas Thomson, Allan Cunningham, 1836
9
A Short and Easy Introduction to Heraldry, etc. (The fifth ...
Canton , Canton, cantoned, ' Canton neE, Charge, Charge, Charged, Charge,
Checky, - \Echiquet6, Chevron, Chevron , Per Chevron, Mantele, Chevrony,
Chevroh6, Chief, Chef, ln Chief', En Ches, Cinq uefoil, Alinteseuille, Cleche,
Cleche, ...
Hugh Clark, Thomas WORMULL, 1788
10
The International Exhibition of 1862
In the nave, the roof is coloured a warm gray, with upright scroll ornaments in
maroon red, rising from the sides _to the apex of the roof, the ridge of which is
strongly defined by a chevrony in black and white. The main arches are coloured
a ...
Anonymous, Cambridge University Press, 2014
