pennon

A contemporary illustration of a large and more fluttering form of pennon is to be seen in fig. 141.

The principal varieties of flags borne during the middle ages were the pennon, the banner and the standard.

It was her pennon rather than her sword in which she trusted.

Above hovers a strange-looking bat with spreading wings, and bearing a pennon on which is written the word "Melancholia."

The lance bears a pennon charged with a chevron, as also is the small heater-shaped shield borne on the knight's left arm.

On the pennon was wrought the Annunciation, the angel with a lily kneeling to the Blessed Virgin.

That pennon of shack-smoke, dotting the northern horizon, seemed to become something valorous and fine.

And on the pennon was wrought the Annunciation, the angel with a lily kneeling to the Blessed Virgin.

Aunt Mollies pink feather streamed into the breeze like a pennon of triumph.

Here he stands, in his good Milan armor, his strong sword half unsheathed, and his pennon flying!