Heraldic Badges
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Collections, " p. 286].
Huntingdon, Earl of (Henry Hastings, d. 1595). Colours — russet and blue [Doyle], Hussey, Lord. Colours — gold and green. Badge — a hind lodged and regardant argent, collared and chained or [Standard — MS. L 2, Coll. Arms].
Ichyngham, "Mayster. " Colours — gold. Badge — a hawk's lure per fesse azure and argent, the azure fretty argent, the string of the last [Standard — MS. L 2, Coll. Arms].
116 A List of Badges India. Badges — the Star of India (as the Star of that Orde...r of Knighthood) ; the lotus flower [there is no official authority for either as a badge].
Inglefield (Sir Thomas Ingelfeld). Badge — an eagle displayed with two heads per pale gules and azure [Standard — MS. I. 2, Coll. Arms].
Ireland. Badges — (i) the shamrock (trefoil slipped) vert, crowned [Royal Warrant] (Fig. 4) ; (2) the harp crowned [Royal Warrant] (Fig. 5).
James I. Badges — (i) the Tudor rose [Burke] ; (2) the fleur-de-lis [Burke] ; (3) the harp (Ireland) [Burke] ; (4) the thistie (Scotland) [Burke] ; (5) a Tudor rose dimidiated with a thistle and surmounted by a Royal crown [Burke], with the motto " Beati paci- fici " [Cussans].
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Collections, " p. 286].
Huntingdon, Earl of (Henry Hastings, d. 1595). Colours — russet and blue [Doyle], Hussey, Lord. Colours — gold and green. Badge — a hind lodged and regardant argent, collared and chained or [Standard — MS. L 2, Coll. Arms].
Ichyngham, "Mayster. " Colours — gold. Badge — a hawk's lure per fesse azure and argent, the azure fretty argent, the string of the last [Standard — MS. L 2, Coll. Arms].
116 A List of Badges India. Badges — the Star of India (as the Star of that Orde...r of Knighthood) ; the lotus flower [there is no official authority for either as a badge].
Inglefield (Sir Thomas Ingelfeld). Badge — an eagle displayed with two heads per pale gules and azure [Standard — MS. I. 2, Coll. Arms].
Ireland. Badges — (i) the shamrock (trefoil slipped) vert, crowned [Royal Warrant] (Fig. 4) ; (2) the harp crowned [Royal Warrant] (Fig. 5).
James I. Badges — (i) the Tudor rose [Burke] ; (2) the fleur-de-lis [Burke] ; (3) the harp (Ireland) [Burke] ; (4) the thistie (Scotland) [Burke] ; (5) a Tudor rose dimidiated with a thistle and surmounted by a Royal crown [Burke], with the motto " Beati paci- fici " [Cussans].
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