- term for a red roundel,
torteau, is
typically pluralised in the
French manner as
torteaux rather than
torteaus,
although torteaus is
occasionally seen....
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chief the
uncial letters A and M, and in base on an
inescutcheon argent a
torteau (gules). The
virgin is "Notre Dame des Tables",
named for the
money changing...
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saltire ICS: Or, a pale
gules 1 One NATO: Gules, a fess or ICS: Argent, a
torteau 2 Two NATO: Or, a fess
gules ICS: Azure, a
plate 3
Three NATO: Azure, a...
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middle of the cross, with an
armed arm
brandishing a
sabre (szabla) in a
torteau (a red roundel)
Proportion 4:5
Flown together with the war
ensign on Sundays...
- The arms of
Marie de Montpellier:
Argent a
torteau Gules....
- side a Deer
Argent attired and
unguled Or
charged on the
shoulder with a
Torteau thereon a
Square Buckle Argent.
Motto LIBRE ET ORDONNÉ (Free and ordained)...
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barrage vessel,
returned 1945 HMT Tornado Apr Minesweeper, sold Apr 1946 HMT
Torteau 1940 Minesweeper, boom gate vessel,
returned 1945 HMT Touchstone 1940 Minesweeper...
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garnished or, on a
chief of the last a Cardinal's hat of the third,
between a
torteau charged with two
crosses in
saltire of the
fourth and a key of the second...
- the
Seton Hall crest,
which is
notable for its
three crescents and
three torteau. The
motto on the seal
Hazard Zet
Forward (Hazard Zit
Forward on some versions)...
- azure, a
bordure gules (for Burgundy); IV Or, in
annulo six torteaux, the
torteau in
chief replaced by a
roundel azure charged with
three fleurs-de-lis Or...
