Label of three points - Revision history

Ladyadele: removed reference to labels sable

2008-08-04T11:09:46Z

*removed reference to labels sable*

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	A white label is used to distinguish the English Royal arms for the heir apparent, one of the rare cases where heraldry recognises ''white'' as a colour.		A white label is used to distinguish the English Royal arms for the heir apparent, one of the rare cases where heraldry recognises ''white'' as a colour.

	In the [[SCA]], a ''label of three points sable'' is the only [[cadency]] mark in general use, and is typically reserved for the arms of [[Crown Prince]]s.

	[[category:device heraldry]]		[[category:device heraldry]]

Paul Matisz at 13:57, 5 May 2007

2007-05-05T13:57:57Z

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	A label of three points is used ''specifically'' to denote the eldest son of the holder of any particular arms in both [[England\|English]] and [[Scotland\|Scottish]] heraldry.		A label of three points is used ''specifically'' to denote the eldest son of the holder of any particular arms in both [[England\|English]] and [[Scotland\|Scottish]] heraldry.

			A white label is used to distinguish the English Royal arms for the heir apparent, one of the rare cases where heraldry recognises ''white'' as a colour.

	In the [[SCA]], a ''label of three points sable'' is the only [[cadency]] mark in general use, and is typically reserved for the arms of [[Crown Prince]]s.		In the [[SCA]], a ''label of three points sable'' is the only [[cadency]] mark in general use, and is typically reserved for the arms of [[Crown Prince]]s.

Paul Matisz at 16:15, 4 May 2007

2007-05-04T16:15:49Z

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	'''A Label of Three Points''' is a [[brisure]] used to denote [[cadency]] in [[medieval]] [[heraldry]]. It is simply a horizontal strip with three tags hanging down, displayed [[in chief]] over the [[arms]]. Colour varies, but most often the label is tinted [[sable]].		'''A Label of Three Points''' is a [[brisure]] used to denote [[cadency]] in [[medieval]] [[heraldry]]. It is simply a horizontal strip with three tags hanging down, displayed [[in chief]] over the [[arms]]. Colour varies, but most often the label is tinted [[sable]] or [[argent]].

	A label of three points is used ''specifically'' to denote the eldest son of the holder of any particular arms in both [[England\|English]] and [[Scotland\|Scottish]] heraldry.		A label of three points is used ''specifically'' to denote the eldest son of the holder of any particular arms in both [[England\|English]] and [[Scotland\|Scottish]] heraldry.

	In the [[SCA]], ~~the~~ label of three points is the only [[cadency]] mark in general use, and is typically reserved for the arms of [[Crown Prince]]s.		In the [[SCA]], a ''label of three points sable'' is the only [[cadency]] mark in general use, and is typically reserved for the arms of [[Crown Prince]]s.

	[[category:device heraldry]]		[[category:device heraldry]]

Paul Matisz at 16:09, 4 May 2007

2007-05-04T16:09:59Z

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'''A Label of Three Points''' is a [[brisure]] used to denote [[cadency]] in [[medieval]] [[heraldry]]. It is simply a horizontal strip with three tags hanging down, displayed [[in chief]] over the [[arms]]. Colour varies, but most often the label is tinted [[sable]].

A label of three points is used ''specifically'' to denote the eldest son of the holder of any particular arms in both [[England|English]] and [[Scotland|Scottish]] heraldry.

In the [[SCA]], the label of three points is the only [[cadency]] mark in general use, and is typically reserved for the arms of [[Crown Prince]]s.

[[category:device heraldry]]

Label of three points - Revision history

Ladyadele: *removed reference to labels sable*

Paul Matisz at 13:57, 5 May 2007

Paul Matisz at 16:15, 4 May 2007

Paul Matisz at 16:09, 4 May 2007

Ladyadele: removed reference to labels sable