Unusable chargesAnswers to the QuizFor each of the following charges, under what conditions may it be used in
Society armory? 1. A rose gules crowned Or - never; this is presumptuous of England 2. A trillium argent crowned Or - only in Kingdom or Principality arms 3. A circular chain purpure - only by a Knight 4. A hand appaumy azure - no restrictions 5. A county coronet - only by royal peers (including Dukes, since they are also Counts) 6. Two trumpets in saltire - only in official heraldic armory 7. A lion rampant dismembered and bleeding - never; this is offensive 8. A laurel wreath gules - only in group arms 9. A rose per pale argent and gules - never; this is a variation of a Tudor rose 10. A rose per fess gules and Or - no restrictions 11. A chevron azure, seme-de-lis argent - never; the chevron is presumptuous of France 12. A bordure azure, seme-de-lis Or - never; the bordure is presumptuous of France 13. A hurt charged with a fleur-de-lis Or - no restrictions since there is only one fleur-de-lys 14. A hand gules enflamed proper - never; this is offensive 15. A wreath of oak proper - no restrictions Back to Unusable charges Credits: Armory content written by Herveus d'Ormonde (mka Michael Houghton) Name content written by Jaelle of Armida (mka Judy Gerjuoy) Web layout, design, and additional editing by Frederic Badger (mka Brander Roullett) |