Quartered shield with fleurs-de-lis and lions 06

From English Heraldry, Charles Boutell, 1867

A shield quartered with fleurs-de-lis and lions passant, traced from plate 150 of Charles Boutell's English Heraldry (1867).

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Format: SVG vector
Laser: Engrave
Also makes: Inlay and layered art, to laser cut or 3D print
Library: Creatures / Beasts
Proportions: 563 x 612, square
License: Public domain
Credit required: No

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English Heraldry

Charles Boutell, 1867

Author: Charles Boutell
Published: 1867
Plate: 150
In the library: 634 pieces

Charles Boutell, English Heraldry , scan page 150

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