- In heraldry, an
ordinary componée (anciently gobonnée),
anglicised to
compony and gobony, is
composed of a row of squares,
rectangles or
other quadrilaterals...
-
Potomac Company (spelled
variously as Patowmack, Potowmack, Potowmac, and
Compony) was
created in 1785 to make
improvements to the
Potomac River and improve...
-
lions p****ant
guardant in pale or (for England), all
within a
bordure compony argent and azure. This can be
translated as: a
shield divided into quarters...
-
Beaufort arms (ancient):
Royal arms of King
Edward III
within a
bordure compony argent and
azure Beaufort arms (modern): Quarterly, 1st & 4th: Azure, three...
- Arms of the
Beaufort family,
legitimised descendants of John of Gaunt:
Royal arms of King
Edward III
within a
bordure compony argent and azure...
-
gorged with a
Collar compony counter-
compony ermine and Azure. Sinister: A
greyhound Argent, with a
Collar compony counter-
compony ermine and Azure. Motto...
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statant guardant Or
ducally crowned Azure and
gorged with a
Collar counter-
compony Argent and of the
fourth Escutcheon The
Royal Arms of
Charles II, viz....
- may also be
varied in its tincture, it may be party, or chequy,
compony, counter-
compony, fretty, trellised, vair maçonnée and so on. It may also be of...
- Northumberland: The
royal arms of King
Charles II
overall a
baton sinister compony of six
pieces argent and azure, each
piece argent charged with an ermine...
-
France and England) with a
border quarterly ermine (for Brittany) and
compony azure and
argent (for Somerset), a
baton sinister argent for ****y,...
