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Table of Contents Table of Contents Abacus.............................................................. 1 Bear (statant) ................................................... 44 Caltrop ............................................................ 85 Acorn............................................................. 2-3 Bee ............................................................ 45-46 Camel (rampant) ............................................. 86 Alquerques Board ............................................ 4 Bell ............................................................ 47-49 Camel, one-hump (statant) ............................. 87 Amphora .......................................................... 5 Bell, Vair ........................................................ 50 Cameleopard (rampant) .................................. 88 Anchor........................................................... 6-7 Billhook .......................................................... 51 Cameleopard, winged (segreant) .................... 89 Annulet .......................................................... 8-9 Bird (volant) ................................................... 52 Candelabra, seven-armed ............................... 90 Annulet of Chain ............................................ 10 Bishop, chess .................................................. 53 Candle ............................................................. 91 Anvil (1-horned) ............................................ 11 Boar’s head (couped) ...................................... 54 Candlestick ..................................................... 92 Anvil (2-horned) ............................................ 12 Boar’s head (couped close) ............................. 55 Canon ............................................................. 93 Apple .............................................................. 13 Boar’s head (erased) ....................................... 56 Cap, Jester’s ................................................... 94 Arm ................................................................ 14 Boar (passant) ........................................... 57-58 Caravel ...................................................... 95-96 Arm, vested (fesswise) ................................... 15 Boar (rampant) .......................................... 59-60 Cardpique ....................................................... 97 Armadillo (rampant) ...................................... 16 Boar (rampant reguardant) ........................ 61-62 Carp (haurient embowed) ............................... 98 Armillory Sphere ........................................... 17 Boar, winged (courant) ................................... 63 Carrot .............................................................. 99 Arrow ............................................................. 18 Book (open) .................................................... 64 Cart ............................................................... 100 Arrows, Sheaf of ............................................ 19 Bow or Longbow ............................................ 65 Castle of 2 towers ......................................... 101 Astrolabe ........................................................ 20 Branch, Ash .................................................... 66 Castle of 3 towers ......................................... 102 Axe ............................................................ 21-22 Branch, Olive (fructed) ................................... 67 Cat’s head - mountain (couped) ................... 103 Axe, broad ...................................................... 23 Branch, Rose ................................................... 68 Cat (couchant) .............................................. 104 Axe, double-headed ....................................... 24 Bras-arme ........................................................ 69 Cat (couchant guardant) ............................... 105 Axe, pole ........................................................ 25 Bread, Loaf of ................................................. 70 Cat (herissony) ............................................. 106 Axe, throwing ................................................ 26 Bridge ............................................................. 71 Cat (passant) .......................................... 107-108 Badger’s head (erased) ................................... 27 Broad Arrow ................................................... 72 Cat (rampant) ......................................... 109-110 Badger (rampant) ........................................... 28 Brush ............................................................... 73 Cat (sejant) ............................................ 111-112 Badger (statant) .............................................. 29 Buckle ............................................................. 74 Cat (sejant guardant) .................................... 113 Balance, hanging ....................................... 30-31 Bull’s head (cabossed) .................................... 75 Catamount (passant) ..................................... 114 Balance, standing ........................................... 32 Bull (passant) .................................................. 76 Catfish (embowed) ....................................... 115 Bamboo .......................................................... 33 Bull (passant guardant) ................................... 77 Centaur (passant, blowing a horn) ................ 116 Banner (flying) ............................................... 34 Bull (rampant) ................................................. 78 Chalice ................................................... 117-118 Barrel.............................................................. 35 Bull (rampant guardant) .................................. 79 Chatloup (sejant) .......................................... 119 Bear’s head (cabossed) .................................. 36 Bull (statant) ............................................. 80-81 Chatloup, winged (sejant) ............................ 120 Bear’s head (erased) ....................................... 37 Butterchurn ..................................................... 82 Cherries (pair) .............................................. 121 Bear (passant) ............................................ 38-41 Butterfly .......................................................... 83 Cinquefoil ..................................................... 122 Bear (rampant) .......................................... 42-43 Caduceus ......................................................... 84 Club .............................................................. 123 Pennsic Traceable Art, edition 3.0 - Compiled and edited by Ailis Linne. © by Erin E Childs, 2004-2007; all rights reserved. i This work may be duplicated in whole or in part for SCA use provided copyright credit is given and no changes are made Table of Contents Cockatrice (erect) ......................................... 124 Cup ................................................................ 162 Dolphin – heraldic (haurient) ....................... 200 Columbine, slipped ............................... 125-126 Cushion ......................................................... 163 Dolphin – heraldic (haurient embowed) ....... 201 Comet ........................................................... 127 Dagger .......................................................... 164 Dolphin – heraldic (naiant by default) ......... 202 Compass rose ............................................... 128 Daisy ............................................................. 165 Dolphin – natural (haurient) ......................... 203 Cornucopia ................................................... 129 Deer’s head (cabossed) ................................. 166 Dolphin, winged - heraldic ........................... 204 Crab .............................................................. 130 Deer’s head (couped) .................................... 167 Domino ......................................................... 205 Crampon ....................................................... 131 Deer’s head (erased) ..................................... 168 Dove (displayed) ................................... 206-207 Crane (in its vigilance) ................................. 132 Deer’s head (erased affronty) ....................... 169 Dove (volant) ......................................... 208-209 Crane (volant) .............................................. 133 Deer’s head, winged (erased) ....................... 170 Dragon’s head (cabossed) ............................ 210 Crequier........................................................ 134 Deer - doe (couchant) ................................... 171 Dragon’s head (couped) ............................... 211 Crescent........................................................ 135 Deer (lodged) ................................................ 172 Dragon’s head (erased) ................................. 212 Crook, Shepherd’s................................. 136-137 Deer (passant) ............................................... 173 Dragon (in annulo) ....................................... 213 Crosier .......................................................... 138 Deer (rampant) ...................................... 174-176 Dragon (couchant) ........................................ 214 Cross, Bowen ............................................... 139 Deer (salient)
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