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Heraldic illustrations

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Survey of London Monograph 15: St Bride's Church, Fleet Street

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Walter H. Godfrey

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1944

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'Heraldic illustrations', Survey of London Monograph 15: St Bride's Church, Fleet Street (1944), pp. XII. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=117951 Date accessed: 24 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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HERALDIC ILLUSTRATIONS


1.	Abbey of Westminster (before 1540). Azure a chief indented or with a crozier and a mitre gules on the chief.	page 3
2.	See of Salisbury. Azure the Blessed Virgin Mary with the Child or.	p. 4
3.	Sackville, Earl of Dorset. Quarterly or and gules a bend vair.	p. 4
4.	Knights of St John of Jerusalem. Gules a cross argent.	p. 4
5.	Berthelet (The King's Printer). Azure on a cheveron flory counterflory argent between three doves argent three trefoils vert pierced or.	p. 14
6.	Palmer. Sable a cheveron between three crescents argent.	p. 25
7.	Hothersall. Azure a leopard rampant or [pellety].	p. 47
8.	Dalby. Gules a cheveron ermine between three round buckles or.	p. 47
9.	Paramor. Azure a fesse embattled between three stars or.	p. 56
10.	Trussell. Quarterly 1, argent a cross floretty gules; 2, argent fretty gules nailed with bezants; 3, or fretty gules; 4, argent two bars gules.	p. 56
11.	Lownes. Azure fretty argent within a border or.	p. 58
12.	Taylor. Quarterly sable and or a cross flory counter coloured.	p. 59
13.	Hearne. Sable a cheveron ermine between three herons argent.	p. 60
14.	Cottell. Quarterly 1, or a bend gules (Cottell); 2, argent two bars sable, in chief a demi-griffon issuing from the bars sable (Carhurta); 3, or a cheveron gules between three nettle leaves vert (Malherbe); 4, argent a griffon sable (Godfrey).	p. 61
15.	Burn. Or a buglehorn with two molets in chief sable.	p. 63
16.	Dove. Sable a fesse dancetty ermine between 3 doves argent.	p. 72
17.	Holden. Azure a fesse between two cheverons ermine, between the fesse and upper cheveron a covered cup or.	p. 113

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