- with a
torse across their brow. A
typical heraldic representation of the
torse Torse The arms of
Sardinia feature four moors'
heads with
torses across...
-
circlet of
twisted cloth known as a
torse or wreath, or by a
coronet in the case of high-ranking nobles.
Torses did not come into
regular use in Britain...
- The
Torse (in its
upper course also
Ruisseau du Prignon) is a
stream in the
southeast of France. It runs from Saint-Marc-Jaumegarde to the Arc in Aix-en-Provence...
- The
eagle represents strength,
while the
green and
white twists of the
torse on the top of the
shield represent the rich soil. The red
flowers at the...
- Lion p****ant Or,
grasping in the
dexter fore-paw a
Thunderbolt proper.
Torse A
Wreath of the
Colours Supporters On
either side an Eagle,
wings addorsed...
- wreath")
family took
their surname from a
wreath of
roses comprising the
torse of
their arms, and the
Gyldenstierne (“golden star”)
family took theirs...
-
feathers alternately sable and
argent issuant from a
ducal coronet or.
Torse Mantled or and ermine.
Escutcheon From 1949: Quarterly: First: Or semée...
-
thirteen stars breaking through a
glory and clouds, displa**** with no helm,
torse, or
mantling (unlike most
European precedents). Only a few of the American...
- bend
Argent charged with
three leaves of the lime-tree
stems upward Vert.
Torse Azure and Or Helm
Barred helmet Escutcheon Azure,
billetty Or a lion with...
- Nations. The
crest is a
Black star of
Africa with gold outline, upon a
torse in the
national colours.
Supporting the
shield are two
golden Tawny eagles...
