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ThorgrimrGunnarrsson: wiki formatting

2006-09-28T17:07:24Z

wiki formatting

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	In [[heraldry]], '''chapé' refers to a two coloured [[field]], divided by an inverted v which extends to the top of the field. Historically it was used in [[Continental heraldry]], and it gets its name from the [[French]] word for mantle. It is similar to a [[pile]] inverted and [[per chevron]], and in [[SCA]] heraldry will [[conflict]] with either. In normal usage however only the central part of the device can be charged.		In [[heraldry]], '''chapé''' refers to a two coloured [[field]], divided by an inverted v which extends to the top of the field. Historically it was used in [[Continental heraldry]], and it gets its name from the [[French]] word for mantle. It is similar to a [[pile]] inverted and [[per chevron]], and in [[SCA]] heraldry will [[conflict]] with either. In normal usage however only the central part of the device can be charged.

	There is a variant on this field division with curved lines, called [[chapé ployé]].		There is a variant on this field division with curved lines, called [[chapé ployé]].

ThorgrimrGunnarrsson: correcting image format, image forthcoming

2006-09-28T17:05:46Z

correcting image format, image forthcoming

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	In [[heraldry]], '''~~chap�''~~' refers to a two coloured [[field]], divided by an inverted v which extends to the top of the field. Historically it was used in [[Continental heraldry]], and it gets its name from the [[French]] word for mantle. It is similar to a [[pile]] inverted and [[per chevron]], and in [[SCA]] heraldry will [[conflict]] with either. In normal usage however only the central part of the device can be charged.		In [[heraldry]], '''chapé' refers to a two coloured [[field]], divided by an inverted v which extends to the top of the field. Historically it was used in [[Continental heraldry]], and it gets its name from the [[French]] word for mantle. It is similar to a [[pile]] inverted and [[per chevron]], and in [[SCA]] heraldry will [[conflict]] with either. In normal usage however only the central part of the device can be charged.

	There is a variant on this field division with curved lines, called [[~~chap� ploy�]~~].		There is a variant on this field division with curved lines, called [[chapé ployé]].

	''See Also'':		''See Also'':

Cian at 01:40, 14 July 2005

2005-07-14T01:40:29Z

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	In [[heraldry]], '''chap�''' refers to a two coloured [[field]], divided by an inverted v which extends to the top of the field. Historically it was used in [[Continental heraldry]], and it gets its name from the ~~french~~ word for mantle. It is similar to a [[pile]] inverted and [[per chevron]], and in [[SCA]] heraldry will [[conflict]] with either. In normal usage however only the central part of the device can be charged.		In [[heraldry]], '''chap�''' refers to a two coloured [[field]], divided by an inverted v which extends to the top of the field. Historically it was used in [[Continental heraldry]], and it gets its name from the [[French]] word for mantle. It is similar to a [[pile]] inverted and [[per chevron]], and in [[SCA]] heraldry will [[conflict]] with either. In normal usage however only the central part of the device can be charged.

	~~The~~ is a variant on this field division with curved lines, called [[chap� ploy�]].		There is a variant on this field division with curved lines, called [[chap� ploy�]].

	''See Also'':		''See Also'':

Conrad Leviston: typo

2005-07-13T09:15:09Z

typo

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	<div style="float:right; margin: 0 0 1em 1em;">[[Image:chap�.PNG]]</div>		<div style="float:right; margin: 0 0 1em 1em;">[[Image:chap�.PNG]]</div>
	In [[heraldry]], '''chap�''' refers to a two coloured [[field]], divided by an inverted v which extends to the top of the field. Historically it was used in [[Continental heraldry]], and it gets its name from the french word for mantle. It is similar to a [[pile]] inverted and [[per chevron, and in [[SCA]] heraldry will [[conflict]] with either. In normal usage however only the central part of the device can be charged.		In [[heraldry]], '''chap�''' refers to a two coloured [[field]], divided by an inverted v which extends to the top of the field. Historically it was used in [[Continental heraldry]], and it gets its name from the french word for mantle. It is similar to a [[pile]] inverted and [[per chevron]], and in [[SCA]] heraldry will [[conflict]] with either. In normal usage however only the central part of the device can be charged.

	The is a variant on this field division with curved lines, called [[chap� ploy�]].		The is a variant on this field division with curved lines, called [[chap� ploy�]].

Conrad Leviston at 09:14, 13 July 2005

2005-07-13T09:14:53Z

New page

<div style="float:right; margin: 0 0 1em 1em;">[[Image:chap�.PNG]]</div>
In [[heraldry]], '''chap�''' refers to a two coloured [[field]], divided by an inverted v which extends to the top of the field. Historically it was used in [[Continental heraldry]], and it gets its name from the french word for mantle. It is similar to a [[pile]] inverted and [[per chevron, and in [[SCA]] heraldry will [[conflict]] with either. In normal usage however only the central part of the device can be charged.

The is a variant on this field division with curved lines, called [[chap� ploy�]].

''See Also'':

* [[Line divisions]]

[[Category:Device heraldry]]