- pine-tree

Acorn ; and a Fir or Pine cone

Pine-tree рус. сосна

фр. pin

англ. pine-tree

это дерево встречается всего в нескольких гербах и чаще всего плод (pine-apple, фр. pomme de pin) или, иначе, шишка (cone). В некоторых современных примерах встрчается одноимённый фрукт, но тогда требуется использовать наименование «ананас» для предотвращения путаницы.

«Argent, on a mount in base a pine-tree fructed all proper» – PYNE.

«Argent, in base on a mount proper a pine-tree vert, a talbot tied thereto proper, and from one of the branches a buglehorn pendent of the second within a bordure of the third» – LOUTHIAN, Edinburgh.

«Argent, three pine-trees erased proper, fructed or» – BRAYE, Cornwall.

«Argent, three pine-apples[i.e. cones] gules» – DYCHFIELD, Essex.

«Argent, a chevron between three pine cones slipped erect gules» – APPURLEY.

«Argent, between two chevrons sable three pines[i.e. pine cones] pendent vert» – ASHFORD.

«Azure, a dolphin embowed naiant between three pine cones erect or» – FISHER.

«Azure, on a chevron argent between in chief two roses of the last and in base an ananas leaved or, a pair of palm branches vert» – PAULMIER, co. Devon.

«Argent, a negro cutting with a bill a sugar-cane proper, on a chief azure two pine-apples[i.e. ananas] or leaved and crowned of the last» – CHAMBERS, Hanover, Jamaica; granted 1771.

Помимо сосны иногда упоминаются ель (fir, фр. sapin), кедр (ceder) и кипарис (cypress); веточка последнего иногда встречается вместе с веткой лавра.

«Argent, a fir-tree growing out of a mount in base vert, surmounted by a sword bendwise azure ensigned on the point with an imperial crown proper» – MACGREGOR.

«Or, a lion rampant gules, in chief three fir-trees eradicated vert, on a canton argent a flag azure charged with a saltire of the fourth» – FARQUHARSON, co. Aberdeen.

«Argent, on a mount a grove of firs proper» – WALKINSHAND, Scotland.

«Argent, a cedar-tree between two mounts of flowers proper on a chief azure a dagger erect proper, pomel and hilt or between two mullets of six points gold» – MONTEFIORE, Ramsgate, Sussex, and London; Baronetcy, 1846.

«Azure, three cypress sprigs or» – BIRKIN.

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