[ANSTHRLD] A little more help if you please...

Kevinkeary at aol.com Kevinkeary at aol.com
Tue Apr 21 06:16:02 PDT 2009


For what little it's worth in amongst you giants, I agree with  Emma on the 
3-D aspect point and her solution, which was how I was picturing it  in my 
head from the blazon. And I agree with Daniel on both points of why it  
isn't a slot machine, both of which occurred to me when I read hers but he said  
it better and more succinctly than I would have.
Kevin
 
 
In a message dated 4/20/2009 11:35:19 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
tmcd at panix.com writes:

On Mon,  20 Apr 2009, Jennifer Smith <jds at randomgang.com> wrote:
>  Hallgeirr wrote:
> > Vert, a winged wagon wheel Or within an annulet  Or, between three
> > mullets of five greater and five lesser points  argent.
> >
> > The color drawing can be viewed at
>  > http://www.flickr.com/photos/18277217@N08/3461689066/
>
> The  next problem that would be introduced then is that, as I see it,
> you  have a wagon wheel, pair of wings, and an annulet all in the
> same  charge group. This is cause for return under the "no
> slot-machine"  rule: RfS VIII.1.a says:
>
>     1. Armorial  Simplicity. - All armory must be simple in design.
>       a. Tincture and Charge Limit - Armory must use a limited
>   number of tinctures and types of  charges.
>           ...As another  guideline, three or more types of charges
>         should not be used in the same group.

Thing is, I don't  think that they are "in the same group".  "A charge
within a circular  charge" is not a standard arrangement in the same
way that "two and one" or  "in saltire" are.

More definitely, I see the wheel as one charge -- a  winged-wheel, so
to speak.

Danett de Lyncoln
-- 
Tim McDaniel;  Reply-To:  tmcd at panix.com
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