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=<u>'''Parker's Heraldry:'''</u>= | =<u>'''Parker's Heraldry:'''</u>= | ||
Annulet, (fr. Anneau and Anelet, written sometimes in plural Anelettz or Anels:) a small ring, possibly derived from the links composing chain armour. It is of frequent occurrence as a charge, and | Annulet, (fr. Anneau and Anelet, written sometimes in plural Anelettz or Anels:) a small ring, possibly derived from the links composing chain armour. It is of frequent occurrence as a charge, and | ||
[[File:http:''karlwilcox.com/parker/wp-content/uploads/parker/011b.png|right|link=http:''karlwilcox.com/parker/wp-content/uploads/parker/m011b.png|ANLETT.]] | |||
generally more than one appear: the two annulets are often linked in fess, or embraced; or they may be conjunct. Three may in like manner be interlaced in triangle. When three rings are interlaced the expression gimbal rings is sometimes used, and when more, they form a chain, q.v. | generally more than one appear: the two annulets are often linked in fess, or embraced; or they may be conjunct. Three may in like manner be interlaced in triangle. When three rings are interlaced the expression gimbal rings is sometimes used, and when more, they form a chain, q.v. | ||
The single annulet is likewise the difference, or mark of cadency, assigned to the fifth son. | The single annulet is likewise the difference, or mark of cadency, assigned to the fifth son. | ||
> Azure, three annulets argent, (of another branch or)–ANLETT. | > Azure, three annulets argent, (of another branch or)–ANLETT. | ||
> | > [[File:http:''karlwilcox.com/parker/wp-content/uploads/parker/012a.png|right|link=http:''karlwilcox.com/parker/wp-content/uploads/parker/m012a.png|conjunct.]] | ||
> Sir Nicholas de VEPOUND de or a vj aneus de gules–Roll, temp. ED. II. | > Sir Nicholas de VEPOUND de or a vj aneus de gules–Roll, temp. ED. II. | ||
> Sire Johan de CROMWELLE de goules a vj aneus de or–Ibid. | > Sire Johan de CROMWELLE de goules a vj aneus de or–Ibid. | ||
> Monsire de BARTON de Fryton port d’ermin, sur fes gules trois anneletts d’or–Roll, temp. ED. III. | > Monsire de BARTON de Fryton port d’ermin, sur fes gules trois anneletts d’or–Roll, temp. ED. III. | ||
> | > [[File:http:''karlwilcox.com/parker/wp-content/uploads/parker/012b.png|right|link=http:''karlwilcox.com/parker/wp-content/uploads/parker/m012b.png|embraced.]] | ||
> Argent, two annulets linked together gules, between three crosses formy sable–THORNHAGH, Nottingham. | > Argent, two annulets linked together gules, between three crosses formy sable–THORNHAGH, Nottingham. | ||
> Argent, two annulets conjunct sable, within an orle of trefoils slipped vert–John ETON. | > Argent, two annulets conjunct sable, within an orle of trefoils slipped vert–John ETON. | ||
> Ermine, three annulets interlaced in triangle gules–MANDERE. | > Ermine, three annulets interlaced in triangle gules–MANDERE. | ||
> | > [[File:http:''karlwilcox.com/parker/wp-content/uploads/parker/012c.png|right|link=http:''karlwilcox.com/parker/wp-content/uploads/parker/m012c.png|interlaced.]] | ||
> Gules, six annulets embraced or, two, two and two–BRACER. | > Gules, six annulets embraced or, two, two and two–BRACER. | ||
> Gules, six annulets interlaced palewise in pairs, and a chief or–CLENCH. | > Gules, six annulets interlaced palewise in pairs, and a chief or–CLENCH. | ||
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==Annulets interlaced:== | ==Annulets interlaced:== | ||