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Accessories, [139]
Achievements, [16], [19]
Aldegrever, [34]
Alexander First, seal of, [66]
Alloa House, shields at, [113], [114], [115], [157], [161], [217], [219]
Altar frontal, [250]
Amman, Jost, [35], [108]
Amorini, [144]
Angels, [144]
Animals as crests, [127];
and monsters, [66];
on flags, [257];
on the bardings of horses, [257]
Anne of Bohemia, device knot of, [278]
” of Brittany, [116], [212]
” Countess of Devon, seal of, [140]
” Queen, [108]
Annulet, [267], [288]
Anselm, Dom, [40]
Anthony de Bec, seal of, [98]
Architectural heraldry, [204]
Argent, [44]
Argyll, Duke of, [155]
Armorial accessories, [139]
” GARMENTS, [3]
Armour, [123]
Arundel, coronet of the Earl of, [154]
Assyrian lion, [80]
Attenuation, [67]
Augmentations, [6]
Azure, [44]
Badges, [141]
Banners, [28], [69];
of the Garter, [255];
painted, [262]
Bar, [50]
Barnacles, [268]
Baronet, [156];
of Nova Scotia, [156]
Baronet’s helmet, [129]
Baron’s cap, [154];
coronet, [154]
Barry, [47]
Bars-gemelle, [50]
Basle, arms of, [271]
Basset, Lord, of Drayton, [20]
Bassetaille enamel, [178]
Bath, the Order of the, [16];
insignia of various ranks, [163]
Baton, [52]
Battering-ram, [268]
Beaumont, Sir Edmund, arms of, [238]
Bedcover, lace, [264]
Bedford, Duke of, [85]
Beham, Hans Sebald, [34], [35]
Bells, [277]
Bend, [51]
Bendlet, [52]
Bend-sinister, [52]
Bendy, [48]
Berkeley, arms of, [64]
Bertie, arms of, [268]
Bezant, [281]
Bible, [70]
” Winchester Cathedral, [164]
Bill, [197]
Birds, [89]
Birmingham, city of, [52]
Black Prince, the, [8], [75];
surcoat, [102], [248]
Blacksmiths’ Company, arms of, [277]
Blazon, [15], [38], [54], [75]
Blois, badges at, [205]
Boar, [232]
Bolt-plate, [192]
Bordure, [59]
Botticelli, Sandro, [261]
Bourchier, Louis Robsart, Lord, [17]
” KNOT, [279]
Bowen knot, [278]
Brass, monumental, [184]
Bray, Sir Reginald, badge of, [277]
Brewys, Sir John de, brass of, [184]
Brittany, badge of, [205]
Bronze mortar, [188]
Brunswick, Duchess of, [265]
Buckles, [268]
Bugle horn, [269]
Bulla of gold of Henry VIII., [149]
Buonamici, [31]
Burges, [13], [226]
Burgundy, Charles, Duke of, [251]
Butler, Sir James, arms of, [238]
Byron, arms of, [52]
Cadency, [286]
Cambridge University, arms of, [70]
Canton, [58]
Cap of Maintenance, [155]
Carnarvon, Lord, [146]
Cast iron, [185]
Caxton, [4]
Ceilings, [213]
Cellini, [180]
Centaur, [95]
Ceremonial shields, [9], [29];
structure of, [30]
Champlevé enamel, [171]
Chaplet, [269]
Charges, [50];
flat and in relief, [29];
their arrangement, [61]
Charles I., great seal of, [74]
” II., great seal of, [110]
” V., Emperor, arms of, [192]
” Count d’Eu, effigy with label, [287]
” the Bold, [251]
Chequey, [48]
Chess-rook, [270]
Chester, city of, [83]
Chevron, [52]
Chief, [52]
Chimney pieces, [212]
Chivalry, the Order of, [4]
Choice of treatment, [7], [19]
Cinque Ports, [83], [84]
Cinquefoil, [270]
Cistern, lead, [200]
Civic crown, [270]
Clarence, Duke of, [109]
Clarion, [270]
Clement VII, Pope, [240]
Cleobury, W. T., [238]
Cloisonné enamel, [181]
Clouds, [270]
Cock, [79], [92]
Cockatrice, [271]
Collar, of the Order of the Garter, [158];
of St. Patrick, [162];
of the Thistle, [160];
of the Bath, [162];
of Toison d’Or, [193]
Colours of mantling, [137]
Compony, [49]
Coronets, [271];
crest coronet, [271];
mural crown, [273];
naval crown, [273];
crown vallery, [273];
crown palisado, [273];
eastern crown, [273];
celestial crown, [274]
Coronets, Royal, [152]
” OF PEERS, [153]
Cotise, [51]
Counterchange, [49]
Counter-Compony, [49]
Counter-potent, [46]
Counter-vair, [46]
Couped, [54], [84]
Crosses, [96]
Cross, [5], [53];
bottonée, [100];
couped, [54];
calvary, [97];
crosslet, [99];
crosslet-fitchy, [99];
fleuretté, [97];
flory, [97];
furchée, [101];
interlaced, [53];
moline, [97];
nowy, [54];
parted and fretty, [53];
patonee, [97];
patée, [99];
pomell, [100];
potent, [101];
quadrate, [54];
quarter pierced, [54];
recercelée, [99];
tau, [101];
urdée, [100];
voided, [53]
Crest, [37], [118];
ceremonial use, [118];
difficulties in treatment, [130];
dragon’s head, [127];
of the Black Prince, [126];
panache, [125];
tourney crest, [136]
Crests of Queens Regnant, [37]
Crescent, [192], [274], [288]
Crown, Imperial, [148];
of Henry V., of Henry VIII., of Charles II., [148];
Georgian, [149]
Crusades, [2]
Cutwork, [261]
Dacre knot, [279]
Damascening, [198]
Dancettée, [56]
Day, Lewis F., [240]
Demi-lions, [83]
Derby, Countess of, [146]
Devices at Alloa House, [220], [221]
Diana de Poitiers, badge of, [192]
Diapering, [110]
Dimidiation, [83]
Distribution, plans for, [82], [91]
Division of the field, [47]
Dolphin, [93]
Donatello, [189]
Dovetailed, [56]
Dragon of Cadwallader, [182], [183]
Dragon’s head crest, [127]
Duke’s coronet, [153]
Dürer, [31], [32], [34], [79]
Eagles, [89];
plan for distribution, [91]
Eagle of the Emperor, [90];
of the Holy Roman Empire, [146];
of Prussia, [146];
on lock-plate, [190]
Earl’s coronet, [154]
Eastern influence on heraldry, [6]
Edmond Beaufort, Duke of Somerset, seal of, [141]
Edmund, Prince, of Langley, [60], [90], [272]
Edward the Black Prince, [8], [75]
” the Confessor, [92]
” I, [3]
” II, [59]
” III, [29], [62], [68], [140]
” IV, [29]
Eleanor, Queen, [3]
Electrotype, [202]
Elizabeth, Queen, [107], [109]
Elizabethan decoration, [36]
Embattled, [56]
Embroidery, [246]
Embroidered arms, [252]
” BADGES, [250]
Enamel, [170];
Bassetaille, [178];
Champlevé, [171];
Cloisonné, [181];
designs and drawings, [180];
“Limoges enamel,” [177];
plique-a-jour, [180]
England, arms of, [8], [69], [75], [83]
Engrailed, [56]
Engraving, decorative, [196]
Enhanced, [52]
Erased, [84]
Eric, King of Sweden, arms of, [253]
Ermines, [44]
Erminois, [44]
Erskine, Henricus de, [113]
Escallop shell, [274]
Escarbuncle, [275]
Estoile, [275]
Esquire’s helmet, [129]
Etched decoration, [200]
Falcon, [91]
Fess, [50]
Field, the, [41]
” of the Cloth of Gold, gold seal of treaty, [149]
Firebacks, [185]
Fish, [93]
Fishmongers’ Company, [94]
Fitzalan, Earl of Arundel, [154]
Fitzjames, [37]
Flanches, [61]
Flanders, arms of, [252]
Flasques, [61]
Fleurs-de-lis, [101]
Florence, arms of, [103]
Florentine heraldry, [35]
” SHIELD, [112]
Flowers, [5]
Foreign influence, [11]
Foster’s Peerage, [40]
Fountain, [275];
lead, [201]
France, arms of, [8], [62]
Frederick II, arms of, [265]
French châteaux, [205]
Friezes, [209]
Froissart, [27]
Fusil, [58]
Fylfot, [276]
Gallery of the Vyne, [212]
Garbs, [84]
Garlands, [5]
Garter, the, [156], [158];
collar of the, [107];
Knight of the, [20];
order of the, [136], [158]
Garter plates, [35]
Gaston de Foix, [136], [287]
Geneville, arms of, [248]
George the Lesser, Order of the, [158]
Geratting, [62]
German heraldry, [78];
Gothic influence in, [78]
Gesso, [18], [214];
its preparations, [215];
use, [116];
Cennino Cennini, [215]
Gilbert, Alfred, [109]
Glaive, [197]
Gloucester, Duke of, [29]
Goat, [85]
Gobony, [49]
Godmanchester, seal of, [103]
Golden Fleece, [193], [251]
Goldsmiths’ Company, arms of, [85]
Golpes, [281]
Gothic lions, [76]
” REVIVAL, [12]
” WORK, [17]
Goutté d’Or, etc., [62]
Great George, the, [158]
” SEALS, [17], [110], [140]
Greek symbolic figures, [21]
Green, Everard, [238], [280]
Greyhounds, [140]
Grielly, arms of, [287]
Griffin or Gryphon, [87]
Grocers’ Company, [133];
arms of, [64]
Gules, [44]
Guttée, [62]
Guzes, [281]
Gyron, [58]
Gyronny, [47]
Halberd, [198]
Hammer, [276]
Hampton Court, [147], [214]
Harps, [108]
Harpy, [93]
Hawk’s bells and jesses, [277];
lure, [277]
Helm, [117];
ceremonial use, [118];
development of form, [119];
its structure, [120]
Helmet, [122];
as a sign of rank, [128]
Hemp-brake, [277]
Heneage knot, [278]
Henry V, [106], [140];
Great Seal of, [17], [18], [20]
” V, [17], [18], [29], [35];
chantry, [146]
” VI, arms of, [236]
” VII, [11], [106], [158];
badge of, [282];
tomb, [182]
” II of France, arms of, [192]
” Prince of Wales, [35]
” son of Swanus, seal of, [66]
Heraldry, origin of, [1];
eastern influence, [6];
foreign influence on, [11];
Gothic influence, [10], [11];
Italian influence, [12]
Heraldic qualities, [20]
” SHORTHAND, [55]
” ANTELOPE, [84]
” TIGER, [84]
Hinge with lions, [191]
Holbein, [12], [243]
Holy Roman Empire, eagle of, [146]
Horse, [85], [230]
Human figures, [94];
arms, [95];
hands, [95];
heads, [95]
Hurt, [281]
Illuminations, [164];
methods, materials, [164]
Impaling, [61]
In fess, etc., [63]
In orle, [62]
Indented, [56]
Inescutcheon, [58]
Insignia of orders, [156]
Interior decoration, [210]
Invected, [56]
Ireland, arms of, [110];
Great Seal for, [110]
Irish harp, [108]
Isabella of France, [59]
Italian glass painting, [240]
” INFLUENCE, [78]
” SHIELDS, [30], [31], [35]
Jacobean decoration, [36]
Jamb, [84]
James I, [107], [109];
arms of, [254]
Jane Seymour, Queen, [150]
Javelin, [283]
Jesses, [277]
John, Duke of Argyll, [155]
” Earl of Mar, K.T., [161]
” King of France, [268]
” Lord Erskine, [114]
” Prince, of Eltham, [50], [176]
Katherine, Queen of France, [192]
Kellie, device for earldom of, [220]
Keys, [194]
Knights helmet, [129];
of orders, [144];
supporters of, [144];
other insignia, [156]
Knots, [278]
Kress, [34]
Label, [286]
Laborde, Comte de, [105]
Lace, [265]
Lacey knot, [279]
Ladies, arms of, [36]
Lambrequins, [127]
Lancaster rose, [106]
Leeds University, crest of, [94]
Leigh, Gerard, [87]
Leland, [275]
Leven and Melville, Lord, [217]
“Limoges” enamel, [177]
Lines, various, [56]
Lions, [66];
Assyrian [80];
head, [84];
leg, [84];
Renaissance, [78]
Lock-plates, [189]
Louis VII, [102]
” XII, [155], [205];
badge of, [212];
medal of, [116]
Lozenge, [58]
” SHIELD, [36]
Lozengy, [48]
Luroques, arms of, [30]
Malatesta, [106]
Male-griffin, [88]
Mantling, [127], [134], [208];
colour treatment of, [137];
rules for various ranks, [137]
Mar and Kellie, Earl of, [219]
Margaret Campbell, Lady, [114]
” of Anjou, [236]
Marks of cadency, [288]
Marquis’s coronet, [153]
Martel-de-fer, [276]
Martelli, arms of, [189]
Martlet, [92]
Mary, Queen, [107]
Maunche, [280]
Meckenen, Israel van, [31]
Medal with diapering, [116]
Mediaeval treatment, [6]
Medici, badge of, [267]
Mermaid, [94]
Metal work, [181]
Modelled arms, [157]
Mon of Matsudaira family, [276]
Monsters, [66]
Monumental brasses, [184]
Moon, [274]
Mortar, bronze, [188]
Motto shield, [30]
Mowbray, [141]
Mullet, [280]
Nebulée, [56]
Neptune, [95]
Niello, [198]
Nixon, Forbes, [40]
Norfolk, Duke of, [141]
Norreys, badge of Sir John, [236]
Ockwells Manor, stained glass at, [236]
Ogress, [281]
Or, [44]
Oranges, [28]
Ordinaries, [51];
proportion of, [51]
Origin of heraldry, [1]
Originality, [13]
Orle, [59]
Ormonde, Marquis of, [87]
Oxford University, arms of, [202]
Painted banners, [262]
Pale, [52]
Pall, [280]
Paly, [48]
Panache crest, [125]
Pan-pipe, [270]
Party lines, [47]
” PER PALE, ETC., [47]
Pavoise, [26]
Peacock, [4], [92]
Pean, [44]
Peer’s helmet, [129]
Pelham, [5]
” BADGE, [268]
Pelican, [92]
Pellet, [281]
Penicaud, Nardon, enamel by, [177]
Pennon, [255]
Per pale, etc., [47]
Percy, Henry de, [68]
” SHRINE, [111]
Pheon, [280]
Philip II, [102]
Phœnix, [73]
Pile, [54]
Pirckheimer, [34]
Planché, J. Robinson, [279]
Plants, [5]
Plate, [281]
Plique-a-jour enamel, [180]
Points of the field, [41]
Poitiers, Battle of, [5]
Poker work, [37], [217]
Pomme, [281]
Portcullis, [282]
Pose of animals, [70]
Potent, [46]
Potenty, [56]
Powder-horn, [196]
Powell, John, [13], [226]
Prick spur, [284]
Proportion, [16], [19];
of ordinaries, [51]
Pugin, [13], [226]
Purpure, [44]
Pyrography, [37], [217]
Raguly, [56]
Ralph Neville, Earl of Westmoreland, seal of, [140]
Renaissance heraldry, [9], [10]
” SHIELDS, [27]
” WORK, [17]
Repoussé buckler, [195]
Ribbon, [52]
Richard, Earl of Connaught, [91]
Robert, King of Naples, [105]
Robsart, [17]
Rolls of arms, [2]
Roman sculpture, [21]
Roman shields, [35]
Rompu, [56]
Roses, [106]
Roundel, stained glass, [151];
from Netley Abbey, [236]
Roundels, [281]
Royal arms, [37], [38], [146], [227], [236]
” BANNER, [69]
” CADENCY, [153], [290]
” CORONETS, [152]
” CREST, [233]
” CROWNS, [148], [149], [150];
official type, [150]
Royal helmets, [129]
” MANTLING, [138]
Sable, [44]
Sagittarius, [95]
St. Alban’s Abbey, shields from, [35]
St. Edmund, arms ascribed to, [272]
St. Gatien Cathedral, shield in, [33]
St. George’s Chapel, crowns on, [148]
St. James, [274]
St. Patrick, the order of, [162]
Saltire, [53]
Sandwich, seal of, [84]
Savage men, [95]
Schemes of decoration, [217]
Schongauer, Martin, [28], [31]
Scotland, royal arms of, [38]
Scottish Royal Crown, [148]
Sculpture, [147], [208]
Seal, [84], [98], [103], [109], [139], [149]
Seals, [67], [140], [141]
Segrave, John de, seal of, [139]
Semée, [62]
Sgraffito, [209]
Shakespeare, arms of, [284]
Sherborn, C. W., [279]
Shield bearing motto, [30];
construction, [23];
foliated, [33], [36];
shapes, [32], [33], [34], [36]
Shields, [21], [28];
ceremonial use of, [28];
“for Peace,” [28], [29];
Norman, [22], [23], [25], [26];
ridged, [27], [28];
square, [25];
triangular, [24], [25], [35]
Ships, [83]
Shovel, Adm. Sir Cloudesley, [5]
Solis, Virgil, [35]
Somerset, seal of the Duke of, [141]
Spade, [282]
Spear, [283]
Sphinx, [94]
Spurs, [284]
Sruttle, [284]
Stafford knot, [278]
Stag, [85]
Stained glass, [151], [223]
” DESIGNS AND DRAWINGS, [225]
Standard, [255]
Stars of orders, [160]
Stephen, King, [95], [120]
Stourton, Lord, [275]
Sub-ordinaries, [58]
Supporters, [139]
Swan, [4]
Swiss painted glass, [240]
Sword, [284]
Symbolism, [4]
Syon cope, [247]
Syrena, [94]
Syrinx, [270]
Thistle, the order of the, [160]
Tilting Spear, [283]
Tinctures, [42]
Toison d’Or, badge of, [251]
Torregiano, [11], [182]
Torse, [127]
Torteau, [281]
Tournaments, [2], [27], [118]
Tourney helm, [123]
Treasure, [59]
Trefoil, [284]
Trick, sketches in, [55]
Triton, [95]
Trumpet banners, [261]
Tudor heraldry, [10], [226]
” ROSE, [107]
Ulster badge, [96]
Unicorn, [230]
Union badge, [260]
” Jack, [258]
Vair, [45]
Valence, William de, [63], [126]
Vellum, [164]
Vert, [44]
Vervels, [277]
Victoria, Queen, [37]
Visconti, arms of, [195]
Viscount’s coronet, [154]
Voiders, [61]
Wake and Ormond knot, [279]
Wales, coronet of the Prince of, [153]
Warwick, Earl of, arms of, [237]
Water bouget, [285]
Wavy, [56]
Weldon, W. H., Esq., C.V.O., [178]
Westmoreland, Earl of, seal, [140]
Wheatsheaves, [84]
Widows, arms of, [36]
William de Valence, [63], [126]
” Lord Hastings, seal of, [141]
” of Sens, [11]
Williment, J., [12]
Winchester Cathedral, Bible, [164]
Winnowing fan, [284]
Wolsey, Arms of Cardinal, [147]
Wood-carving, [211]
Wreath, [269]
Wyvern, [88]
York Rose, [106]