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Rank Flag of a Marshal of France (fotw); Former First Class Commodore’s
Broad Pennant, UK
Please note that two examples would be the rank flag of Marshal of France (which office has no extant holder) and the broad pennant of a commodore first class (a rank in abeyance since 1958.
Flag and Arms of Ulvik, Norway (fotw); Flag and Arms of
Bindal, Norway (fotw)
Flag and Arms of Hřyanger, Norway (fotw); Banner of Arms
and Arms of
Surrey, UK (fotw); Flag of Nidfurn, Switzerland (fotw)
Arms and Flag of
Luzein, Switzerland (Wikipedia
& fotw); Arms and Flag of Duplek, Slovenia (fotw); Flag of Wolfenchiessen, Switzerland (fotw)
Example; English Red Ensign c1625 – 1707 (fotw)
Commissioning Pennant of South Africa (fotw)
Flag and Arms of Bilje, Croatia (fotw); Flag of the
Comité d'action francophone Pontiac, Canada (fotw); Flag of
Caernarfonshire, UK (fotw)
Please note charges can be arranged in fess but orientated palewise as per the examples below, with would be blazoned as “…three shovels palewise in fess”’
Flag and Arms of Siljan, Norway (fotw)
Flag and Arms of Stankovci, Croatia (fotw);
Flag of West-Friesland, The Netherlands (fotw);
Arms of Astrakhan, Russia (fotw);
Arms Banner of Arms of the Ordnance Board 1804 – c1960, UK (fotw)
Flag and Arms of Sor-Odal, Norway (fotw); Flag of
Ebikon, Switzerland (fotw); Arms and Flag of
Masfjorden, Norway (fotw)
Proposed Flag of Virton, Belgium (fotw);
Arms and Flag of Babimost, Poland (fotw); Arms of
Quintela de Azurara, Portugal (fotw);
Flag of Biel/Bienne, Switzerland (fotw)
Flag of Groot-Ammers, Netherlands (fotw); Flag of
Sarawak, Malaysia (fotw);
National Flag of Antigua-Barbuda (fotw);
Flag of Bodř, Norway (fotw)
Arms and Flag of Gorlice, Poland (fotw)
Please note with regard to 1) that only a wild beast should be described as “incensed”, and that other charges are “inflamed”.
Flag of Jarocin County, Poland (fotw); Flag of
Pleszew County,
Poland (fotw); Flag of Janów Lubelski County, Poland (fotw)
Please note that this is not an established term, but has been introduced by the Editors since no suitable (or suitably descriptive) alternative could be found.
Arms and Flag of Oron-la-ville, Switzerland (Wikipedia
& fotw)
Example (Parker); Flag of Munxar, Malta (fotw);
Arms and Flag of Maximinos Commune, Braga, Portugal (fotw)
Two Merchant Flags, Portugal 16th/17th Century (fotw)
Individual/Rank Flag of a Brigadier General, US Army (fotw)
Indoor Flag of The Secretary of Agriculture, US (fotw);
Indoor Flag of the Secretary of Health and Human Resources, US (fotw);
Indoor Flag of The Secretary of The Interior, US (fotw)
Royal Standard 1700 – 1759, Spain (fotw); Arms and Flag of
Varaždin County, Croatia (fotw); Arms and Flag of
Almeria
Province, Spain (fotw)
Notes
a) Please note that some heraldic sources propose that this term should also be used when more than one shield appears within another, but it is suggested that a suitable glossary or heraldic dictionary should be consulted for further information.
b) However, one further (authoritative) source states that an inescutcheon should be placed on or near the fess-point, and that the term “escutcheon” be used for any that are seen in another position – see ‘honour-point 2)’.
Flag and Arms of Gornja Stubica, Croatia (fotw);
Flag and Arms of Lugaggia, Switzerland (fotw &
Wikipedia);
Flag of Geroldswil, Switzerland (fotw)
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