Shield with horizontal lines

From Heraldry and Floral Forms as Used in Decoration, Herbert Cole

A shield filled with fine horizontal lines, traced from plate 16 of Herbert Cole's Heraldry and Floral Forms as Used in Decoration (1922).

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One colour in a single closed outline, so it engraves or cuts out in one piece.

Format: SVG vector
Laser: Engrave, or cut out in one piece
Library: Heraldry / shields
Proportions: 399 x 323, square
License: Public domain
Credit required: No

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Heraldic

Heraldry and Floral Forms as Used in Decoration

Herbert Cole

Author: Herbert Cole
Plate: 16
In the library: 255 pieces

Herbert Cole, Heraldry and Floral Forms as Used in Decoration , scan page 16

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