- "cross-and-
crosslets" or
Tealby pennies minted under Henry II of
England during 1158–1180 have the "Jerusalem cross" on the obverse, with the four
crosslets depicted...
- tau cross, the double-barred cross, triple-barred cross, and cross-and-
crosslets—and many
heraldic variants, such as the
cross potent,
cross pattée, and...
-
chevron Gules and
Sable in
chief two
Cross crosslets and in base a
Celestial Crown Or and
badge A
Cross Crosslet Or
surmounted by a
closed Book
Gules leaved...
- of
Baudouin Dakeney. In addition, the
Glover Roll has semy of
crosses crosslet as a
tincture in
several coats of arms.[citation needed] The
desire to...
- The
Howard family's
original arms were the
white bend on red with the
crosslets. On
marrying the
heiress of the
dukes of Norfolk, the
first Howard duke...
-
stained gl****, and a
glazed tile with a
shield of arms, a
fesse between six
crosslets. In 1925 some 17th-century
outbuildings stood. Nearby, on the
Great West...
-
Camargue Canterbury Catherine wheel Celtic Variant Cercelée
Coptic Cossack Crosslet Fitchy Crucifix Cruciform halo
Double Ethiopian Evangelists Fleury Fitchy...
- of the
Kingdom of Jerusalem, argent, a
cross potent between four
plain crosslets or (Camden Roll, c. 1280). Use of the
cross potent remains rare in heraldry...
- Arms of Darcy, Earl of Holderness: Quarterly: 1st: Azure, semé of cross-
crosslets and
three cinquefoils argent (for D'Arcy); 2nd: azure,
three bars gemelles...
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langued Or on a
Chief engrailed Argent between two
Mullets Gules a
Cross crosslet fitchy Sable]
surmounted by Our
Crown Supporters To the
dexter A Lion Guardant...
