- anchor

ANCHOR. The emblem of Hope, is always borne as in P. 38, f. 41, unless differently described.

                If a cable is attached to it, it is termed an anchor cabled, and the cable is depicted entwined round it. f. 41. When the cross beam is of a different tincture, it is termed an anchor timbered of such a colour. When the barbed part, by which it takes hold of the ground, is of a different tincture from the other part, the anchor is said to be fluked, or flouked. < ELVN

Anchor Fluke: Лапа (якоря) of an anchor, q.v. См. Anchor, , (fr. ancre): this is frequently used as a charge, or crest, emblematical of hope, or of naval service. In old examples it is not unfrequently ringed at the point as well as at the head The parts are thus named: the shank or beam(fr. stangue): the stock, timber, or cross-piece(fr. trabe): the cable(fr. gumène): and the fluke(fr. patte). In some coats the anchor has a chain attached instead of a cable.

«Argent, an anchor sable» – В серебряном поле чёрный якорь –SKIPTON.

«Gules, an anchor argent, the ring or» – В червлёном поле серебряный с золотым кольцом якорь – ZACHERT.

«Gules, an anchor argent, the stock or» – В червлёном поле серебряный с золотым штоком якорь – GOADEFROY.

«Azure, a lion rampant supporting a cabled anchor or; on a chief wavy ...» – В лазоревом поле золотой лев поддерживающий якорь с канатом, в волнообразной главе… – RICHARDSON.

«Argent, an anchor erect(without a stock) proper, environed on the centre with the letter C or» – В серебряном поле естественных цветов якорь (без штока), окружённый в сентре золотой литерой «С»« – CLEMENTS INN.

«An anchor between two smaller ones, within the beam and fluke» – Якорь в сопровождении двух меньшего размера между штоком и лапами – Seal of NAVY OFFICE.

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