-
descending order of width:
Bendlet: One-half as wide as a bend, as in the
ancient arms of
Churchill family, and the arms of Byron. A
bendlet couped is also known...
-
debruised by a
bendlet Gules. The
addition of a
canton of
Saint George (see below)
rendered the
distinguishing mark of the
bendlet unnecessary. The...
- a
bendlet sinister couped, but has
certainly been used as a
couped bendlet 'dexter'
since the 17th
century at the
latest a
bendlet—Vert; a
bendlet wavy...
- The
blazon of the arms is: Or, four
pallets of
gules differenced by a
bendlet azure. The
shape of the
shield is
traditional Iberian or
curved and it...
-
Amphipteres are
present on the arms of the
House of Potier,
which depict a
bendlet purpure between two amphipteres. The
Potier heraldry also uses amphipteres...
-
Crown Or, a Sun
irradiated proper.
Escutcheon Argent between a
Chief and a
Bendlet sinister coupled Gules, a
Gyron issuing from the dexter, the
point in sinister...
-
castle of
Ehrenbreitstein with ramp Or on
mount Proper,
debruised by a
bendlet Argent bearing two
ribbons of the
field and
Azure with
seventeen mullets...
- as paly. When the
field is
patterned with a
series of
diagonal stripes (
bendlets),
running from top-left to bottom-right, the
field is
described as bendy...
-
Impaled with a
shield Azure a
feather bendwise Argent quilled Or
between two
bendlets Or all
between two like
feathers Argent quilled Or (Markle). Supporters...
-
vallary Or a demi-lion
guardant per bend
Argent and
Azure charged with a
bendlet engrailed counterchanged holding in the
dexter paw a fleur-de-lis Argent...
