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 xlviil PLATE 38.x 1 Morion's 2 Morion 3 Morion's, the bottom one as borne by Blake 4 Basnet, or Basinet, or morion cap as in the Crest of Cecil. Mercury's Cap, or Petasus 5 Burgonet 6 Burgonet 7 Cuirass 8 Brigandine, or Habergon 9 Gorget ; and a Brasset, or Vambrace 10 Helmet with vizor raised 1 1 Dexter and Sinister Close-gauntlets 12 Chamfrain, or armour for head of a horse 13 Armour for the Body 14 Greave 15 Boot sa. spurred or, turned over Erm. or a Boot sa. top turned over Erm, spurred or. 16 Tabard 17 Gauntlet closed; and an open Gaunt- let 18 Demi leg in armour 19 A sword; a sword waved, or wavy and a Falchion 20 Two Seax 21 Swords Flamant, or Flaming 22 Cimeter, or Scymetar ; and Seax 23 Dagger ; and broken sword 24 The Curtana, or SAvord of Mercy ; and Sword of Estate 25 Galley, or Lymphad 26 Lymphad, also termed ship 27 An ancient ship with oars, three masts, sails furled, colours flying. Crest of Lusk 28 Lymphad 29 Lymphad, or ship with oars 30 Lymphad 31 Stem of a ship. Crest of Nelson 32 Ship in full sail 33 Ship sails furled 34 Magnetic needle ; a Boat ; and Boat-hook 35 Sail of a Ship ; and Round-top of a mast 36 A Demi Hull ; and the Hull of a Ship having only one mast, round top and bowsprit or. The Crest of Masters and Mariners 37 Coracle. See Dictionary 38 Mast and Sail of a Ship flotantattop 39 A Mast with a Sail hoisted, Crest of Tennant 40 Two Rudders, or Helms 41 An Anchor, and Anchor with cable 42 Noah's Ark 43 A Boatswain's Whistle ; and a Cross, or Fore-Staff 44 Buoy with Cable, the Badge of Nevill, a Lead-line ; and a grap- pling-iron 45 Harpoon and Trident 46 An Astrolabe 47 Sextant, or Quadrant 48 Sistrum 49 Windmill 50 Windmill-sails ; and a Mill-clack 51 A Mill-stone charged with a Alill- rind. Mill or Water-wheel 52 Mill-pick, between two Mill-bills, or picks, the one on Sinister side as borne in the Millers arms 53 Mill'rind, or Fer-de^Mouline 54 Two Fer-de-Moulines, at No. 53 and No. 54 are seven different ways of depicting the Millrind, the first most frequently used 5^ Crochet-hook, Fish- Weel ; and Fish- hook 56 Fish-Weel with handle 57 Weel, or Fish Weel 58 Fish-Weel with handle 59 Oyster-dredge 60 Three examples of Eel>spears