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In [[period]] heraldry it is a mark of [[cadence]], indicating the first son, though this is not officially recognised in the [[SCA]]. |
In [[period]] heraldry it is a mark of [[cadence]], indicating the first son, though this is not officially recognised in the [[SCA]]. |
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Revision as of 16:32, 15 July 2004
In heraldry, the label is sub-ordinary in the shape of a horizontal line with three short lines protruding from the bottom of it. It almost always appears on the chief of the shield.
In period heraldry it is a mark of cadence, indicating the first son, though this is not officially recognised in the SCA.
