- A
millrind or
simply rind is an iron support,
usually four-armed or cross-shaped, for the
upper ("runner")
stone in a pair of millstones. The rind is affixed...
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distinctive JAG
Corps insignia incorporates the
millrind. In
ancient France, the fer de moline, or
millrind, was a
symbol of
equal justice for all under...
- collection. The
runner stone is
supported by a cross-shaped
metal piece (
millrind or rynd)
fixed to a "mace head"
topping the main
shaft or
spindle leading...
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reversible ischemic neurologic deficit Weathering rind of
rocks and
boulders Millrind, a
support component for
millstones For
other people with the name, see...
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Roses Gules barbed and
seeded proper resting the
dexter foreleg upon a
Millrind Gold
Escutcheon Argent on a Fess
Sable between three Roses Gules barbed...
- a
millwheel in the door
opening Nacka,
Sweden (Swedish variant) Forssa,
Finland Bolivar family in
Biscaya Millrind Mill (heraldry)
History of heraldry...
- Coat of arms of Joan Vickers,
Baroness Vickers Crest A
Millrind Sable between two
Dolphins respectant heads downwards proper Escutcheon Azure on a Pale...
- 1+3⁄16
inches (3.0 cm) in
height overall consisting of a gold
heraldic millrind supporting a gold arrow,
point up, and
bearing upon its
crossbar a blue...
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three garbs Or on a
chief of the last a bale
corded proper between two
millrinds sable; and for a Crest: On a
wreath of the
colours a demi lion argent...
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grooved working surfaces which enabled the
movement of flour.
Sometimes a
millrind was
present as a
piece of wood (or
other material),
which allowed the cereal...
