It also occurs in the mantelpiece at Helmdon, Northants, 1533; described in Archæologia, vol. xiii, plate 12.
Nos. 9, 10, 11, and 12 all occur on the beautiful monument to Abbot Thomas Ramrage, in St. Alban's Cathedral,—of the date 1529; Boutell's Heraldry, p. 357. Engravings of which may also be frequently found elsewhere.
No. 10 occurs in a small signet seal, two impressions of which are attached as a counterseal to a lease by the Priory of Dartford, co. Kent, bearing date 24th December, 1529. This sealing on the back rendered it impossible to detach the large wax seal and apply it fraudulently to another document. This is engraved Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries, 27th May, 1875.
Occurs also in a brass, Okeover impaling Aston, date 1520 (Boutell's Brasses, p. 127), see No. 75.
Also in another brass, at Sprouston, Norfolk, dated 1559.
No. 11 occurs without the bouche on a chimney-piece at the Episcopal Palace, Exeter, 1486.
With the bouche, in the Ramrage Chantry, St. Alban's Abbey, of about the same date (Boutell's Heraldry, p. 98).