[ANSTHRLD] Heraldic design question

[Pat Mullins]

Or could I call it a gore issuant from chief? How about "per chevron inverted ploye'?" I know that would drop it down a little farther on the shield...
Paedric

--- On Mon, 9/22/08, Pat Mullins <paedrics at yahoo.com> wrote:
I'm confused. If I call it a chief triangular enarched does it work?
Paedric

--- On Mon, 9/22/08, kevinkeary at aol.com <kevinkeary at aol.com> wrote:

Interesting, since I was thinking that *I* would have called such a 
chief 'triangular enarched' or 'triangular doubly-enarched',
not 
'triangular ploye'.

Kevin, ancient novice

> Can a chief triangular be ploye' ? That is, can it have concave 
rather than
straight sides, like the difference between a gore and a gusset?


[A chief triangular embattled] With very rare exceptions (e.g. in
combination with enarched lines), the use of two or more complex lines
on the same charge is confusing, and unattested in period armory.

- Teceangl
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