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Antique Heraldry Image – Crown – Lion – Armour

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This is an interesting looking Heraldry Graphic from an 1809 book! This one shows the head piece of a suit of Armour, that’s topped with a Crown and a Lion and embellished with ornate Scrolls. Fun!

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  3. Anonymous says

    What you are referring to as scrolls is mantling. It is what a knight wore over his helmet to help keep the sun’s rays off the metal. This mantling is gold, lined with ermine, which is associated with nobility. There’s also an ermine torse, which was a twisted ring of material that held the mantling to the helmet.

  6. Anonymous says

    Thank you so much for these images through out the days. It is so nice to get images that aren’t cutesy wootsy and have a more adult content. This site is so relevant to what I need. Thank you so much for sharing,
    Theresa

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