[antir-heralds] gyronny escutcheon
Britt
tierna.britt at gmail.com
Thu Jan 31 05:08:34 EST 2008
> A client is interested in a device incorporating an inescutcheon with
> "Gyronny Or and gules a bordure sable". The Glossary says that a
> "Multiply charged single inescutcheon" is reserved for augmentations or
> arms of pretense. But this inescutcheon isn't multiply charged; it has
> a single charge, the bordure, and a divided field. May it therefore be
> used without implying an augmentation? If so, is it a colour for
> purposes of contrast?
The issue of whether an inescutcheon with a bordure is acceptable,
I'll leave to argue another day.
There's a solid conflict, however, and appearance of pretense with this one.
Campbell, Duke of Argyll - December of 1994 (via Laurel): Gyronny Or and sable.
Important non-SCA arms
With one CD and with the version with the bordure a well-known coat
used by a cadet branch of the Campbells, this would very likely be
unregisterable. Conflict for certain, pretense could be arguable
depending on the name she's using.
- Teceangl
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