Fess-demi-bend

Separador heráldico
Escudo de Castilla y León

Bend-fess, demi-bend-fess, and fess-demi-bend

[Gules, a bend-fess Or], [Azure, a demi-bend-fess Or], and [Sable, a fess-demi-bend Or]

[Gules, a bend-fess Or], [Azure, a demi-bend-fess Or], and [Sable, a fess-demi-bend Or]

[Escudo de gules, una banda-faja de oro], [Escudo de azur, una semibanda-faja de oro] y [Escudo de sable, una faja-semibanda de oro]

The image shows three shields ending in an ogee arch and painted in plain tinctures.

I place «demi» at the beginning to signify that the first portion of the ordinary remains while the terminal portion is omitted; conversely, I place «demi» at the end to signify that the final portion is present while the initial portion is absent.


Categories: Bend-fess, Demi-bend-fess and Fess-demi-bend.

 

Dr. Antonio Salmerón y Cabañas,
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Paseo de la Castellana 135, 7th floor,
28046 Madrid, Spain.