- In heraldry,
purpure (/ˈpɜːrpjʊər/) is a tincture,
equivalent to the
colour purple, and is one of the five main or most
usually used
colours (as opposed...
- the
colours gules (red),
azure (blue), vert (green),
sable (black), and
purpure (purple); and the furs ermine,
which represents the
winter fur of a stoat...
- end of the inscription, are
depicted purpure heraldic crosses.
Although the
shield is
officially described as
purpure, it is
often depicted as red. 1918–1921...
- "colours", the
others being azure (blue),
sable (black), vert (green) and
purpure (purple).
Gules is portra**** in
heraldic hatching by
vertical lines, or...
- This is a list of
flags by color. Each
section below contains any flag that has any
amount of the
color listed for that section.
Black flag Flag of Afghanistan...
- are
present on the arms of the
House of Potier,
which depict a
bendlet purpure between two amphipteres. The
Potier heraldry also uses
amphipteres as supporters...
- colour. It is most
proximate in
appearance to the
heraldic tincture of
purpure, but is
distinct therefrom.
According to dictionaries, "murrey" is the...
- of
Colours Thermochromics Tincture (heraldry) argent, azure, gules, or,
purpure, sable, vert Tint,
shade and tone
Traditional colors of ****an
Visual perception...
- arms of the 3rd Earl of
Lincoln as
their own; in blazon, a "lion
rampant purpure in a
field or",
which is a
purple lion on a gold field.
Around 1699, Sir...
- from the
Spanish term
golpe de estado. In heraldry,
golpe is a
purple (
purpure) roundel. This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the title...
