[ANSTHRLD] In Saltire?

[Crandall]

Would that be a saltire enhanced or debased? 

--- Bob Wade <logiosophia at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Do you have an emblazon that can be linked to?
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>   Tostig
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> JOHN KELLER
> <wolfgangvonsachsenhausen at yahoo.com> wrote:
>   I know if 2 like objects intersect at their
> centerpoints they are referred to being “in
> saltire.” But if that intersection is at a
> point above or below their centerpoints, is
> there a special term for that? Thanks!
> 
> Wolfgang von Sachsenhausen
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