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In [[heraldry]], a [[charge]] which is '''fimbriated''' has |
In [[heraldry]], a [[charge]] which is '''fimbriated''' has an outline in a different [[tincture]]. Only simple geometric charges may be fimbriated, and in [[SCA]] heraldry that charge must be in the centre of the [[field]]. Fimbriation is often used to allow a [[metal]] charge on a metal field, or a [[colour]] charge on a colour field. |
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The device of the [[East Kingdom]] features a fimbriated [[laurel wreath]]. As the laurel wreath is a complex charge the SCA College of Heralds would not register these arms if they were to receive the submission now. |
The [[device]] of the [[East Kingdom]] features a fimbriated [[laurel wreath]]. As the laurel wreath is a complex charge the SCA [[College of Heralds]] would not register these [[arms]] if they were to receive the submission now. |
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Revision as of 12:08, 11 August 2005
In heraldry, a charge which is fimbriated has an outline in a different tincture. Only simple geometric charges may be fimbriated, and in SCA heraldry that charge must be in the centre of the field. Fimbriation is often used to allow a metal charge on a metal field, or a colour charge on a colour field.
The device of the East Kingdom features a fimbriated laurel wreath. As the laurel wreath is a complex charge the SCA College of Heralds would not register these arms if they were to receive the submission now.
