25-01-2016, 06:29 PM
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Thanks for your interest. It really is pretty simple. Heraldry on Wikipedia covers everything, pretty much. I wasn't able to get to the jasondavies images when I last tried. But here are the links to the patterns on Heraldica.org
Paly
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Bendy Sinister
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Barry
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Chevronny
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Bezanty (A color variation of the semy of roundels pattern)
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Papelonny
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Six of these seven are traditional heraldic patterns in the same sense as the heraldic ordinaries and sub-ordinaries. The odd one, papelonny, is a fur. Heraldic tincture is a metal, a color or a fur. Papalonny, along with plumetty, have been relegated to obscurity by many heraldic references which only cover the variations of ermine and vair. I discovered this match while reading Fox-Davies book on heraldry, which is now online.
Perhaps it is because of this apparent obscurity that the papelonny patterns seems to play such a surprising part in the White Aries investigation - even though the patterns do not appear on White Aries page.
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Thanks for your interest. It really is pretty simple. Heraldry on Wikipedia covers everything, pretty much. I wasn't able to get to the jasondavies images when I last tried. But here are the links to the patterns on Heraldica.org
Paly
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Bendy Sinister
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Barry
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Chevronny
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Bezanty (A color variation of the semy of roundels pattern)
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Papelonny
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Bendy
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Six of these seven are traditional heraldic patterns in the same sense as the heraldic ordinaries and sub-ordinaries. The odd one, papelonny, is a fur. Heraldic tincture is a metal, a color or a fur. Papalonny, along with plumetty, have been relegated to obscurity by many heraldic references which only cover the variations of ermine and vair. I discovered this match while reading Fox-Davies book on heraldry, which is now online.
Perhaps it is because of this apparent obscurity that the papelonny patterns seems to play such a surprising part in the White Aries investigation - even though the patterns do not appear on White Aries page.
.