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A Canadian Heraldic Primer
Limbs, along with swords, spears and other long weapons need to have their
direction indicated, using the suffix -wise along with the name of the ordinary
whose line they follow, such as PALEWISE, FESSWISE or BENDWISE. If there
are a ...
Kevin Greaves, Heraldic Society of Canada, 2001
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Encyclopaedia Heraldica Or Complete Dictionary of Heraldry
Paly-bendy, (French, pale-bande,) is composed of lines, palewise and bendwise,
either dexter or sinister, and when by the latter should be particularly expressed,
for, when neither dexter nor sinister is named with the bend, the dexter is ...
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Actes Du 22e Congrès International Des Sciences Généalogique ...
Arms: Quarterly: I Argent a lion rampam' Gules; 2 Or a sinister arm vambraced
Argent, the hand proper holding a cross-crosslet fitchy palewise Gules; 3 Ora
galley Sable with three flags Gules the sailsfirrled; 4, Argent on waves in base
Vert a ...
Claire Boudreau, Daniel Cogné, Auguste Vachon, 1998
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A Dictionary of Suffolk Crests: Heraldic Crests of Suffolk ...
battleaxe. palewise. Gules. MARKANT. 'Merkaund, ?Markaunt, John, of
Colchester'; Confirmation of Arms and Grant of Crest by W. Camden, Clarenceux,
l7th May l6l2. Grants & Certificates (Harl. MS l,l72) ...
Joan Corder, John Blatchly, 1998
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Proceedings of the third biennial conference of the Canadian ...
... on <centred charge>, <minor charges> | <palewise ordinary> and, <fesswise
side>, <minor charges> | <palewise ordinary> charged with <minor charges> and
, <fesswise side>, <minor charges> | <fesswise ordinary> and, <palewise side>, ...
Canadian Society for Computational Studies of Intelligence. Conference, Canadian Man-Computer Communications Society, Canadian Society for Computational Studies of Intelligence, 1980
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United States Army Medal, Badges and Insignias,
The insignia is blazoned as follows: Purpure, a scroll and sword saltirewise and
overall a torch palewise or; a bordure argent. Attached below the shield, a silver
scroll inscribed “SECURE THE VICTORY” in black letters. The crest above the ...
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An Introduction to Heraldry, containing the rudiments of the ...
the direction in which they are placed are bla-Q zoned agreeable to the
ordinaries they represent in position, and termed fesswise, palewise, bendwise,
saltirewise, and cheveronwise; and when bome crosswise sometimes called in
cross, but ...
William BERRY (of the College of Arms.), 1810
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The Norweb Collection, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.: Tokens of ...
1 A bell palewise — 3365, 3869, 4030- 1 5.70.2 A bell palewise accompanied by
letters ( ) — 3363 5.70.5 A hand-bell palewise and in chief three cloves in fess —
3483-4 5.70. 1 3 Three bells two and one — 3550 5.71 Harp 5.71.1 A harp ...
Robert Hugh Thompson, Michael J. Dickinson, 1993
HERALDIC ITEMS COAT OF ARMS Shield: Per bend enhanced argent and
tenne, on the first palewise in bend six Lorraine Crosses and on the second
palewise in bend three fire arrows all counterchanged. Crest: On a wreath of the
colors ...
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An introduction to heraldry
Fr. Pal. Palewise or Paleways, charges borne in the position of the pale. Pallet, a
diminutive of the pale. Lat. Palus Minor. Fr. Vergette. Paly, the division of the
shield paleways. Paly-Bendy, the division of the shield bend- wise and palewise,
...
