English Seals
English Seals
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That used temp. Edward II is in reality a royal seal. Of other places with ships for device we may mention Ipswich, spelt in the legend GYPEWIC, Lymington, and Southampton. In this case the sail of the vessel is sprinkled with crosses pattee.
Another class of seals (4) of less interest is that in which the principal device consists of the armorial bearings of the town. Such a seal is that of the town of Banbury, with a sun for charge and the allusive legend : SIGILLUM . BURGI .
SEALS OF CORPORA...TIONS 227 DE . BANBURI . DOMINUS . NOBIS . SOL . & SCUTUM (The seal of the borough of Banbury : the Lord is our sun and shield). A later seal has a floral device. That of Great Bedwyn, county Wilts, has the town arms (a tower) with a griffin crest ; while Bewdley, county Worcester, used an anchor and a fetterlock between a sword and rose, with the Words, SIGILLUM LIBERTATIS BURGI DE BEWDLEY, a Star occurring between each word of the inscription. The seventeenth-century seal of Boston is charged with the town arms three crowns, with foliage, and letters B and R upon a tun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That used temp. Edward II is in reality a royal seal. Of other places with ships for device we may mention Ipswich, spelt in the legend GYPEWIC, Lymington, and Southampton. In this case the sail of the vessel is sprinkled with crosses pattee.
Another class of seals (4) of less interest is that in which the principal device consists of the armorial bearings of the town. Such a seal is that of the town of Banbury, with a sun for charge and the allusive legend : SIGILLUM . BURGI .
SEALS OF CORPORA...TIONS 227 DE . BANBURI . DOMINUS . NOBIS . SOL . & SCUTUM (The seal of the borough of Banbury : the Lord is our sun and shield). A later seal has a floral device. That of Great Bedwyn, county Wilts, has the town arms (a tower) with a griffin crest ; while Bewdley, county Worcester, used an anchor and a fetterlock between a sword and rose, with the Words, SIGILLUM LIBERTATIS BURGI DE BEWDLEY, a Star occurring between each word of the inscription. The seventeenth-century seal of Boston is charged with the town arms three crowns, with foliage, and letters B and R upon a tun.
What to read after English Seals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Harvey James Harvey Bloom to read onlineMoreLess
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