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William Berry, an English author, died at Bristol, aged 77; author of various works on genealogy and heraldry.
THE EVERY DAY BOOK OF HISTORY AND CHRONOLOGYJOEL MUNSELL
Sidney was very fond of heraldry, and not a little proud of his right to display the bear and ragged staff.
IRELAND UNDER THE TUDORS, VOL. II (OF 3)RICHARD BAGWELL
In heraldry, “fimbriate” or “fimbriated” refers to a narrow edge or border running round a bearing.
The "foolish business" of Heraldry has supplied the motive for numerous packs of cards.
Most writers agree in assigning the origin of heraldry, in the modern acceptation of the term, to the crusades.
ON SOME ANCIENT BATTLE-FIELDS IN LANCASHIRECHARLES HARDWICK
Seven red strokes denoted his scalp honors in Indian heraldry, or that he had been seven times in battle.
A bend, in heraldry, is a broad horizontal band across a shield.
Birds of course play a large and prominent part in heraldry.
A COMPLETE GUIDE TO HERALDRYARTHUR CHARLES FOX-DAVIES
In English heraldry, at any rate, I know of no such example.
A COMPLETE GUIDE TO HERALDRYARTHUR CHARLES FOX-DAVIES
Another bird for which heraldry has created a term of its own is the Crane.
A COMPLETE GUIDE TO HERALDRYARTHUR CHARLES FOX-DAVIES
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