Lamp, Lantern
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Illustrations:
Period sources:
| File:BSB392d f253r lamps.jpg | 1500-1550 Wappenbuch BSB392d, lamps (most common type) |
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| Roman Clay Oil Lamp with Three Nozzles |
| http://www.archaeological-center.com/en/auctions/47-115/ |
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| Late 12th-early 13th Cent. Iranian Bronze Oil Lamp with Three Spouts |
| http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/works-of-art/2001.470 |
Pictorial Dictionary of SCA Heraldry (3rd edition):
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[Illustration from Pensic Art Project]
other recognizd sources:
Precedents:
From the August 1991 LoAR: "The lantern with its transparent 'glass' is not done in a period manner. As was noted in the commentary, the College has a long history of disallowing transparent objects." (LoAR 8/91 p.22). [[3]] From September 1986 LoAR: Much debate centered on the propriety of using the term "Arabian" for the lamp depicted. As the precedent for using the term has already been set by the well-known badge of Ithra..., there seems no compelling reason to deny the submittor his preferred blazon. (LoAR 27 Sep 86, p. 5) [[4]]
The Ordinary:
(includes lantern, lanthorn, landhorne)
- [[5]]