Apple

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Illustrations:

Period source/s:

Illustration from PicDic3: http://mistholme.com/dictionary/apple/

Illustration/s from Brickbat's Armorial Stash - [[1]]:

Pennsic Traceable Art Project: [[2]] (this version is a SFPP)

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Precedents:

From the October 2011 LoAR: #46Tilmann Glückhaft. Gules, in fess a dragon contourny and an apple Or. Per the Nov 2010 LoAR, the trapezoidal-shaped apple depicted here is a modern variety, and is a step from period practice. Apples depicted in period are nearly round. [[3]]

From the June 2007 LoAR: #95Anna de Apperleye. Name and device. Sable, on a chief Or three apples gules slipped vert. We wish to note that period apples, to the best of our knowledge, tended to be round (at least heraldically if not botanically) - more similar to a Lady apple than a Red Delicious apple. However, as was ruled for Cadlae Locha Erna, on the LoAR of April 2007, apples as depicted here are registerable. [[4]]

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In the Ordinary:

• Apple - see [- Apple]
• Apple tree - see [- Rounded shape]