heraldic device

These may be used in countries which otherwise do not use heraldic devices.

A coat of arms is a heraldic device dating to the 12th century in Europe.

"The heraldic device with three hearts was probably lifted from something English."

MacDonald and his father are the first of their family to bear heraldic devices.

It has small shields on either side with heraldic devices and a coat of arms.

The main duty of a heraldic device is to be easily recognisable.

Some of those people stand in symbolic poses, the gardens like heraldic devices behind them.

The mythical creature in its traditional form also appears as a heraldic device.

The heraldic device that it bore was the same as the arms still borne by the town now.

More than likely Arthur, like other kings and rulers, had used several heraldic devices during his life.

It reminded him of the old heraldic devices in the history texts- "Griffin!"

The Sun in Splendour is a heraldic device or charge.

Peers are generally entitled to use certain heraldic devices.

Unfortunately many are very worn and heraldic devices, etc. can no longer be made out with any certainty.

This last development has also led to companies marketing "family" coats-of-arms and heraldic devices.

There was an identification number painted on the space/s stern, and a rather familiar heraldic device.

Each knight's heraldic device was on display, with the inscribed name clearly visible.

The current badge follows in a long line of heraldic devices representing Wales.

Their much anticipated album Heraldic Device was released in 2011.

He'd even adopted the psychicompellor as his heraldic device.

It bore the same heraldic device as Toraglia's door knocker.

She chose a knight's shield with its simple geometric heraldic device as a starting point.

This one was in a deep, midnight blue with silver trim, and it bore a heraldic device on its chest.

The lower quarterings are ornamented with the heraldic devices of the royal family.