10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBORDINARIES»
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1
The Grammar of Heraldry: Containing a Description of All the ...
SUBORDINARIES. Besides the ordinaries already enumerated, there is agroup
of charges of less importance called the Subordinaries. This classification,
however, is very arbitrary, as several devices, which some authorities include
under ...
2
James Joyce and Heraldry
Like the ordinaries, the subordinaries are arbitrarily defined; for example, the
gyron, the flasque (or flanche), the canton, and the orle, considered ordinaries by
Ruskin, are deemed subordinaries in Boutell's Heraldry, and in Gough and
Parker's ...
3
Discover Your Scottish Ancestry: Internet and Traditional ...
Once this background has been established, the next stage in creating the coat of
arms involves placing 'ordinaries', 'subordinaries' and 'charges' on the shield. The
ordinaries are large, Simple shapes. The following are the most commonly ...
Graham S. Holton, Jack Winch, 2004
4
Chambers's Encyclopaedia: A Dictionary of Universal ...
The Subordinaries, or -•WAVY .... .. '. XTT_n_n_n_ embattled AAAAAAM indented
/WV d*ncette' Fig. 23. subordinate ordinaries, are, generally, enumerated as the
following, though there is no very broad line of demarcation between them and ...
5
Chambers's Encyclopædia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge ...
Daneette differs from the indented by the partition-line being □engrailed marked
with only three invected indentations. The Subordinaries, or subordinate
ordinaries, are, generally, enumerated as the following, TJ-l_n_n_n_ embattled
though ...
6
Chambers's encyclopædia
The Subordinaries, or subordinate ordinaries, are, generally, enumerated as the
following, T-n_n_n_n_ EMBATTIED though there is no very broad line of
demarcation between them and the common charges. 1. The Ghpon.— When a
shield is ...
Chambers W. and R., ltd, 1863
7
A Complete Guide to Heraldry
chevrons could have been considered chevronels, and it is rather late in the day
to degrade the lions of England into unblooded whelps. To my mind the
ordinaries and subordinaries are no more than first charges, and thoughthe bend
,the fess ...
Arthur Charles Fox-Davies, 2014
THE SUBORDINARIES. This title has been assigned, but without any decisive
authority, to another group of devices, second in rank to the Ordinaries. These
Subordinaries are - the Canton or Quarter, the [narrate/lean, the- Orie, the Treswn
', ...
The other crosses are largely distinguished by the treatment of the ends of the
limbs and some of the commoner examples are illustrated. The subordinaries
The diminutives are sometimes classed as subordinaries and it matters little so
long ...
The Subordinaries include the bordure, in- escutcheon, orle, tressure, flanches,
gyron, lozenge, fusil, mascle, rustre, fret, billet, annulet and roundels: these may
be found illustrated in any book on heraldry. Next in popularity after the
Ordinaries ...
