Nos. 32, 33, and 34.
No. 32—This shield has a very extensive range of date; the first I have noticed is on the tomb of Anne of Cleves, in Westminster Abbey, 1539 (engraved in Willement's Regal Heraldry).
Engravings in an illustrated edition of Ariosto, printed Venetia, 1572, repeat the same shape.
In Bolton's Elements of Armories, 1610, where such arms as those of Paracoussi, King of Plate, The Navatalcas, early Mexicans, and the Incas of Peru, are placed in such shields.
The sixpences and York half-crowns of Charles I., 1614, and the arms on his Great Seal, 1627 (Sandford's Genealogical History, p. 515).
In a MS., 1652, reproduced in Miscell. Genealogica for January, 1885, p. 204.
The Great Seal of Charles II., 1653 (Sandford's Genealogical History, p. 517).
The seals of the Commonwealth in 1651 and 1656.
Engravings in Bisse's edition of Nicholas Upton, published 1654;