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User 144: Reverted edits by 74.208.11.169 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

2007-11-09T22:50:54Z

Reverted edits by 74.208.11.169 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

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2007-11-09T18:04:46Z

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User 144 at 06:58, 8 February 2006

2006-02-08T06:58:26Z

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	In [[heraldry]], '''murrey''' indicates a purple-red, or mulberry, [[tincture]]. It is classified as one of the [[stains]] and so its use is extremely rare in English heraldry. In earlier times murrey was not usually considered a distinct heraldic [[tincture]] from [[sanguine]], but in the present, post-Victorian period, they are almost always distinguished.		In [[heraldry]], '''murrey''' indicates a purple-red, or mulberry, [[tincture]]. It is classified as one of the [[stains]] and so its use is extremely rare in English heraldry. In earlier times murrey was not usually considered a distinct heraldic [[tincture]] from [[sanguine]], but in the present, post-Victorian period, they are almost always distinguished.

	As [[gules]] was used as livery for the royal household in [[England]], and was therefore reserved, many other households who would otherwise have used gules ~~used murrey~~ for their livery used murrey instead.		As [[gules]] was used as livery for the royal household in [[England]], and was therefore reserved, many other households who would otherwise have used gules for their [[livery]], used murrey instead.

	[[Category:Device heraldry]]		[[Category:Device heraldry]]

Conrad Leviston: Reasons for use as a livery colour.

2005-12-14T01:35:05Z

Reasons for use as a livery colour.

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	In [[heraldry]], '''murrey''' indicates a purple-red, or mulberry, [[tincture]]. It is classified as one of the [[stains]] and so its use is extremely rare in English heraldry~~, though there were a greater number of instances of its use as a livery colour~~. In earlier times murrey was not usually considered a distinct heraldic [[tincture]] from [[sanguine]], but in the present, post-Victorian period, they are almost always distinguished.		In [[heraldry]], '''murrey''' indicates a purple-red, or mulberry, [[tincture]]. It is classified as one of the [[stains]] and so its use is extremely rare in English heraldry. In earlier times murrey was not usually considered a distinct heraldic [[tincture]] from [[sanguine]], but in the present, post-Victorian period, they are almost always distinguished.

			As [[gules]] was used as livery for the royal household in [[England]], and was therefore reserved, many other households who would otherwise have used gules used murrey for their livery used murrey instead.

	[[Category:Device heraldry]]		[[Category:Device heraldry]]

Daniel C. Boyer: use of murrey as livery colour; murrey not often distinguished from sanguine in earlier times but now it almost always is

2005-12-12T16:22:56Z

use of murrey as livery colour; murrey not often distinguished from sanguine in earlier times but now it almost always is

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	In [[heraldry]], '''murrey''' indicates a purple-red, or mulberry, [[tincture]]. It is classified as one of the [[stains]] and so its use is extremely rare in English heraldry. ~~Sometimes~~ ~~murrey~~ is ~~regarded~~ as a ~~distinct~~ ~~heraldic~~ ~~color,~~ ~~and~~ ~~sometimes~~ it is considered ~~the~~ ~~same~~ as [[sanguine]].		In [[heraldry]], '''murrey''' indicates a purple-red, or mulberry, [[tincture]]. It is classified as one of the [[stains]] and so its use is extremely rare in English heraldry, though there were a greater number of instances of its use as a livery colour. In earlier times murrey was not usually considered a distinct heraldic [[tincture]] from [[sanguine]], but in the present, post-Victorian period, they are almost always distinguished.

	[[Category:Device heraldry]]		[[Category:Device heraldry]]

Conrad Leviston: inserting image

2004-12-08T06:07:14Z

inserting image

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	In [[heraldry]], '''murrey''' indicates a purple-red, or mulberry, [[tincture]]. It is classified as one of the [[stains]] and so its use is extremely rare in English heraldry. Sometimes murrey is regarded as a distinct heraldic color, and sometimes it is considered the same as [[sanguine]].		In [[heraldry]], '''murrey''' indicates a purple-red, or mulberry, [[tincture]]. It is classified as one of the [[stains]] and so its use is extremely rare in English heraldry. Sometimes murrey is regarded as a distinct heraldic color, and sometimes it is considered the same as [[sanguine]].

Tobin: Reverted edit of 60.25.122.39, changed back to last version by Sabine

2004-09-08T06:52:48Z

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2004-09-08T06:42:24Z

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Sabine: murrey detail

2004-09-07T23:18:33Z

murrey detail

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	In [[heraldry]], [[murrey]] indicates a purple-red, or mulberry, [[tincture]]. It is classified as one of the [[stains]] and so its use is extremely rare in English heraldry.		In [[heraldry]], '''murrey''' indicates a purple-red, or mulberry, [[tincture]]. It is classified as one of the [[stains]] and so its use is extremely rare in English heraldry. Sometimes murrey is regarded as a distinct heraldic color, and sometimes it is considered the same as [[sanguine]].

	[[Category:Device heraldry]]		[[Category:Device heraldry]]

Conrad Leviston at 13:18, 1 September 2004

2004-09-01T13:18:22Z

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In [[heraldry]], [[murrey]] indicates a purple-red, or mulberry, [[tincture]]. It is classified as one of the [[stains]] and so its use is extremely rare in English heraldry.

[[Category:Device heraldry]]