-
German Gegenhermelin).
Erminois is
ermine with a
field or (gold)
instead of
argent (silver), and pean is the
reverse of
erminois (i.e., or
spots on a field...
-
Baron Glenavy Crest A boar's head
fessewise erased erminois.
Escutcheon Gyronny of
eight sable and
erminois, on a pale
gules a
sword erect proper,
pommel and...
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Baron Glenavy Crest A boar's head
fessewise erased erminois.
Escutcheon Gyronny of
eight sable and
erminois, on a pale
gules a
sword erect proper,
pommel and...
- the second. The
supporters are: Dexter, a
griffin per fess
ermine and
erminois,
gorged with a
collar sable, the
edges flory-counter-flory, and chained...
- of a
Baron Crest A
Mullet Erminois between two
Wings Argent Escutcheon Azure on a Fess Or a Hurt
thereon a
Mullet Erminois in
chief a Bear's Head proper...
- such a
design on the head of the log used as a
battering ram. The "gold"
erminois aspect differentiates the
county arms/flag from
those of its
county town...
- King of Arms.
Crest On
wreaths of the
colours 1st a cat
saliant guardant Erminois holding between the paws a
dexter hand
couped Gules (Cain) 2nd a bee Proper...
-
termed ermines; when the
field is or
rather than argent, the fur is
termed erminois; and when the
field is
sable and the
ermine spots or, it is
termed pean...
-
Escutcheon Gules a fess
between three boars'
heads couped Erminois.
Supporters Two
sangliers Erminois each
gorged with a
collar and
pendant therefrom an escutcheon...
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torteaux ; a
chief Erinhiois.
Crest — A
cubit arm
erect vested Gu.,
slashed Erminois, cuff Arg., in the hand ppr. a bezant.
Stowe 714.Quoted in The Genealogist...
