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A collection of 252 (twenty-one years worth!) of our small (3" x 3") needlework charts of heraldic charges are available on CD-ROM or a USB drive. The heraldic charges contained in the collection are: A-frame level; Adze; Altar; Anchor; Ancient crown; Angles braced; Annulet; Apple; Apple (Ger. 1605); Axe (Ger. 15th C); Bag of madder; Baker's peel; Banner; Barnacles/Breys; Battering ram; Battering ram(2); Battle-axe; Bear's head erased and muzzled; Bear's head erased and muzzled(2); Bee; Bee(2); Beehive; Beetle; Bell; Belt/Garter; Boar's head erased; Boar's head couped close; Book, open; Bookpress; Bowen knot; Bucket; Buckle, round; Buckle, square; Bull's head cabossed; Bull's head couped; Butter Churn; Caldera gringolada; Caltrap; Carriage frame; Castle, triple-towered; Catherine wheel; Cauldron; Cauldron, Three-legged; Chape or Crampet; Chess rook; Chessboard; Chisel; Churning Staff; Cinquefoil; Clarion; Comet; Cornucopia; Crab; Crampons in saltire; Crequier erased; Crequier; Crescent; Crest coronet; Cross flory; Cross engrailed; Cross indented; Cross, Maltese; Cross crosslet; Cross of Calvary; Cross bottony; Cross of Jerusalem; Cross of Lorraine; Cross of Toulouse; Cross patonce; Cross patty fitchy; Cross pomelly; Cross potent; Cross raguly; Cross, Tau; Cross, Celtic; Cross of Canterbury; Cross moline; Cross formy or patty; Cup, covered; Cushion; Demi-Bear; Demi-goat (1548); Demi-sun; Die; Dog rampant; Dolphin; Dragon's head erased; Drawbridge; Drawknife; Eagle; Eagle's head; Eel Spear; Eel-Fork; Elephant; Ermine spot; Escallop; Escarbuncle; Estoile; Färla; Fer-à-loup; Fess bretessed; Fess embattled counter-embattled; Fess engrailed; Fess dancetty; Fess invected corded; Fess indented; Fetterlock; Fire basket; Fireball; Flagstone; Fleam; Fleur-de-lis; Fleur-de-lys florency; Fountain; Fret; Furison; Gate; Gem ring; Gimlet; Girello, or Walker; Glove; Golden fleece; Gonfanon; Goose; Goutte de poix; Greenland coat of arms; Grenade; Grenade(2); Gridiron; Griffin's head; Hammer; Hand of Ulster (sinister hand appaumy couped gules); Harp; Harrow; Hawk's bell; Heart; Hempbreak; Horseshoe; Hungerford knot; Hunting horn; Increscent Moon; Ink Bottle; Key; Lance Rest; Level with Plummet; Lindenblatt; Lion passant guardant; Lion statant; Lion's head erased; Lion's head cabossed; Lion's head cabossed(2); Lozenge; Lunel; Lymphad; Lyre; Mallet; Martlet; Martlet volant; Mascle; Maunch; Mill wheel; Millrind; Millrind(2); Millstone; Moon in her plenitude; Mortar; Mullet; Mullet pierced; Mullet of six points; Mullet of eight points; Nesselblatt; Oak sprig; Orb; Owl; Padlock; Pavilion; Pelt; Pheon; Pick; Pilgrim’s flask; Plough; Plough(2); Pomegranate; Portcullis; Quill of yarn; Rake; Ram's head cabossed; Raven; Rosary/Paternoster; Rose; Rudder; Rustre; Sail; Salt cellar; Saltire raguly; Seahorse; Sealion; Seeblatt; Sieve; Serpent; Shakefork; Shears; Shield (Ger. 1555); Shield2 (Ger. 1555); Shinbones in saltire; Sickle (Ger. 13th C); Skittles; Slovakia coat of arms; Spade (German); Spider; Spiderweb; Stafford knot; Stag's head erased; Stag's head cabossed; Stag's attire (German, 1450); Strawberry plant; Sun; Swan rousant; Swan close; Swan's head erased; Sweden coat of arms; Table; Thistle; Tower (German, 1450); Tower; Trefoil; Trivet; Tudor rose; Turning cratch; Turnstile/Turnpike; Ukraine coat of arms; Unicorn's head; United States coat of arms; Wagon wheel; Wagon wheel(2); Warhammer; Watchtower (Ger. Wachturm); Water bouget; Water bouget(2); Weaver's shuttle; Well, open stone; Whale; Wings in lure; Winnowing fan; Wolf's head erased; Wooden shoe; Woolpack; Writing Slope/Table; Wyvern; Yarn Winder; Yoke; and Zule. (Item No. CD02) ($25.00) |
