-
creates a
solid fretwork surface and is to be
distinguished from a
field fretty. An
extremely rare,
possibly unique example of a
field rustré - counterchanged...
- fretted, the
ordinary the fret, or the
variation of the
field fretty. 'Fretted' and '
fretty'
refer to the
interlacing of the fillets. The
Jumelle (Eng....
- 1842. Arms "Gules
fretty Or" –
Henry de
Aldithley (or Audley), 1st in the line of Lord
Audeley who died in 1246, had a seal with a
fretty shield and his...
- Rhodes. The
blazon of his coat-of-arms was
Gules six
tilting spears in
fretty, in-between the
spears semy of escutcheons, all or.
There is a
legend told...
- 1525; his
family arms of
Quarterly 1st & 4th: Argent; 2nd & 3rd:
Gules fretty or, over all a
ribbon sable are at the
bottom left Other names The Younger...
- a
cross parted and
fretty gules, the hand
grasping a
sword in bend
sinister also proper.
Escutcheon Or a
cross parted and
fretty azure between four crosses...
-
mount Vert an
apple tree
fructed Proper.
Escutcheon Azure a
chevron Or
fretty of the
first between in
chief two
Garbs and in base a
fleece of the second...
- Coat of arms of Lady
Byron Escutcheon Or
fretty Gules a
canton Ermine.
Supporters Two
griffins Argent collared Or....
- de
quatre alérions d'azur. The seal of
Mathieu II does not
indicate the
fretty variation. Rothery, Guy Cadogan.
Concise Encyclopedia of Heraldry. pp.50...
- Arms of
Philip Marmion, 5th
feudal baron of Tamworth: Vair, a fess
gules fretty or...
