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Cian at 04:12, 23 April 2008

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	In [[heraldry]], the term '''proper''' indicates either (1) normal or natural colouration, or (2) a standard colouration used in heraldry. As an oversimplified example, 'a tree proper' has green leaves and a brown trunk, whereas 'a tree ''[[vert]]'' ' is green all over.		In [[heraldry]], the term '''proper''' indicates either (1) normal or natural colouration, or (2) a standard colouration used in heraldry. As an oversimplified example, 'a tree proper' has [[green]] leaves and a [[brown]] trunk, whereas 'a tree ''[[vert]]' '' is green all over.

	==Table of Proper Colours by Charge==		==Table of Proper Colours by Charge==
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	<tr>		<tr>
	<td>[[Arrow]]</td>		<td>[[Arrow]]</td>
	<td>Brown shaft, black head, tincture of fletching		<td>Brown [[shaft]], black head, tincture of [[fletching]]
	specified</td>		specified</td>
	<td>Colour</td>		<td>Colour</td>
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	<td>Humans/human parts</td>		<td>Humans/human parts</td>
	<td>Caucasian by default, <i>i.e.</i>, pink or white		<td>Caucasian by default, <i>i.e.</i>, pink or white
	(See also Moor)</td>		(See also [[Moor]])</td>
	<td>Metal</td>		<td>Metal</td>
	</tr>		</tr>
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	<tr>		<tr>
	<td>[[Sword]]</td>		<td>[[Sword]]</td>
	<td>White with yellow hilt and ~~quillons~~</td>		<td>White with yellow [[hilt]] and [[quillon]]s</td>
	<td>Metal</td>		<td>Metal</td>
	</tr>		</tr>

Walraven: second meaning of "proper"

2006-02-21T06:56:15Z

second meaning of "proper"

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	In [[heraldry]], the term '''proper''' indicates normal or natural colouration. As an oversimplified example, 'a tree proper' has green leaves and a brown trunk, whereas 'a tree ''[[vert]]'' ' is green all over.		In [[heraldry]], the term '''proper''' indicates either (1) normal or natural colouration, or (2) a standard colouration used in heraldry. As an oversimplified example, 'a tree proper' has green leaves and a brown trunk, whereas 'a tree ''[[vert]]'' ' is green all over.

	==Table of Proper Colours by Charge==		==Table of Proper Colours by Charge==

Tobin at 00:41, 19 July 2004

2004-07-19T00:41:44Z

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	See further discussion under [[colour]].		See further discussion under [[colour]].

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

Conrad Leviston: fixed heraldic beast link

2004-07-18T12:26:39Z

fixed heraldic beast link

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	==Table of Proper Colours by Charge==		==Table of Proper Colours by Charge==

	Most [[~~Heraldic~~ ~~Beasts~~]] have no proper colour as they are mythical creatures who only exist in heraldry. A creature who may have any of a number of different colourings, including brown, for instance a [[bear]], may be [[blazon\|blazoned]] ''a brown bear proper''.		Most [[heraldic beast]]s have no proper colour as they are mythical creatures who only exist in heraldry. A creature who may have any of a number of different colourings, including brown, for instance a [[bear]], may be [[blazon\|blazoned]] ''a brown bear proper''.

	<table border="1">		<table border="1">

Conrad Leviston: Fixed more poor editing

2004-07-18T11:59:19Z

Fixed more poor editing

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	In [[heraldry]], the term '''proper''' indicates normal or natural colouration. As an oversimplified example, 'a tree proper' has green leaves and a brown trunk, whereas 'a tree ''[[vert]]''' is green all over.		In [[heraldry]], the term '''proper''' indicates normal or natural colouration. As an oversimplified example, 'a tree proper' has green leaves and a brown trunk, whereas 'a tree ''[[vert]]'' ' is green all over.

	==Table of Proper Colours by Charge=		==Table of Proper Colours by Charge==

	Most [[Heraldic Beasts]] have no proper colour as they are mythical creatures who only exist in heraldry. A creature who may have any of a number of different colourings, including brown, for instance a [[bear]], may be [[blazon\|blazoned]] ''a brown bear proper''.		Most [[Heraldic Beasts]] have no proper colour as they are mythical creatures who only exist in heraldry. A creature who may have any of a number of different colourings, including brown, for instance a [[bear]], may be [[blazon\|blazoned]] ''a brown bear proper''.

Conrad Leviston: fixed poor editing

2004-07-18T11:58:16Z

fixed poor editing

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	In [[heraldry]], the term '''proper'' indicates normal or natural colouration. As an oversimplified example, 'a tree proper' has green leaves and a brown trunk, whereas 'a tree ''[[vert]]''' is green all over.		In [[heraldry]], the term '''proper''' indicates normal or natural colouration. As an oversimplified example, 'a tree proper' has green leaves and a brown trunk, whereas 'a tree ''[[vert]]''' is green all over.

	==Table of Proper Colours by Charge=		==Table of Proper Colours by Charge=
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	See further discussion under [[colour]].		See further discussion under [[colour]].

			[[Category:Heraldry]]

Conrad Leviston: Added table of default colours

2004-07-18T11:56:28Z

Added table of default colours

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Update at 21:28, 20 June 2003

2003-06-20T21:28:12Z

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([[Heraldry]]) Normal or natural coloration. As an oversimplified example, 'a tree proper' has green leaves and a brown trunk, whereas 'a tree ''[[vert]]''' is green all over.

See further discussion under [[colour]].