- man's head

MAN’S head. A Man’s Head in Heraldry is always understood to be an old-man’s head, with beard, etc., if not otherwise expressed. P. 36, f. 36.  (ELVN)

MAN’S head affrontée. f. 34. (ELVN)

MAN’S head affrontée erased at the neck. f. 35. (ELVN)

MAN’S head affrontée couped below the shoulders. f. 39.

               Bust, and bust in profile. f. 36 and 37.  (ELVN)

MAN’S head conjoined. f. 40. (ELVN)

MAN’S head couped below the shoulders. f. 37. (ELVN)

MAN’S head couped at the neck in profile. f. 38 and 50. (ELVN)

MAN’S head couped at the shoulders. f. 45. (ELVN)

MAN’S head crowned. f. 39. (ELVN)

MAN’S head distilling blood. f. 50. MAN’S head enwrapped. f. 49. (ELVN)

MAN’S head in profile, f. 45, 37 and 38.  (ELVN)

MAN’S head, three conjoined. f. 41 and 44.

               For other examples See P. 36. (ELVN)

MAN’S head on a dish. Called the head of St. John the Baptist. P. 35, f. 33.  (ELVN)