-
inescutcheons serve as a
basis for
including other charges that do not
serve as an
augmentation or
hereditary claim. In this case, the
inescutcheons azure...
- When
there is only one
escutcheon charge, it is
sometimes called an
inescutcheon. The word
escutcheon (late 15th century) is
based on Old
North French...
- (representing the
Constellation of the
Southern Cross) all
within an Orle of
Inescutcheons of the second, each
charged with a
Chevron Gules, And for the Crest...
- The coat of arms of
Portugal is the main
heraldic insignia of Portugal. The
present model was
officially adopted on 30 June 1911,
along with the present...
-
Royal Arms
differenced by a
label of
three points argent overall an
inescutcheon quarterly gules and or, four
lions p****ant
guardant counterchanged (for...
-
Protectorate in the mid-seventeenth century, and the use by
William III of an
inescutcheon of N****au, the arms
remained unchanged until the
creation of the Kingdom...
-
allowed to
augment their armorial bearings with the Arms of
Ulster on an
inescutcheon: "in a
field Argent, a Hand
Geules (or a
bloudy hand)".
These privileges...
- the "Three
Crowns of Sweden"
quartering the "Lion of Bjelbo", with an
inescutcheon overall of the
House of Vasa
impaling the
House of Bernadotte. The usage...
- George's coat of arms as the
Prince of
Wales was the
royal arms (with an
inescutcheon of
Gules plain in the
Hanoverian quarter),
differenced by a
label of...
-
Previous versions From 1947 to 1949: "Arms of
Greece surmounted by an
inescutcheon of the arms of Denmark; and over all in the
first quarter the arms of...
