Another notable badge is the couched white hart of King Richard II, with which may be named the white hind borne by his kinsman, Thomas Holand earl of Kent (pl. [XVIII] B).
PLATE XVIII.—Examples of supporters.
- A Joan Arundel wife of William lord Beauchamp, 1416.
- B Thomas Holand earl of Kent, 1398.
- C Robert Corbet
- D Joan Stafford countess of Kent and lady of Wake, 1437.
The fetterlock-and-falcon (fig. [87]) and the white rose of the house of York, the white lion of the earls of March, the rayed rose of Edward IV, and the silver boar of Richard III are of course well-known badges; as well as the red and the red and white roses, the crowned fleur-de-lis, and the Beaufort portcullis, used by the Tudor kings (fig. [88]).
Fig. 87. Fetterlock-and-falcon badge of the house of York, from Henry VII's chapel at Westminster.