ELVN - Plate 39

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  1 Demi Globe, or Northern Hemisphere thereon an Eagle wings expanded

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  2 Globe Terrestrial in frame environed with a meridian

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  3 Globe Terrestrial with stand environed with a meridian

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  4 Armillary sphere

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  5 A Terrestrial and Celestial Globe

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  6 A Broken, or fractured Globe under a Rainbow with Clouds at each end all ppr. Crest of Hope. Rain- bow. Globe Fractured

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  7 Two Ploughs

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  8 Plough paddle 1. Harrow 2

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  9 Three triangular Harrows conjoined in fesse point with a ring

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  10 Scythe, or Sithe i. Coulter 2. Scythe blade 3

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  11 Rake I. Flail 2. Shepherd's-crook 3

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  12 Tillage-rake head 1 and 3. Thatchrake 2

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  13 Mole-spade 1. Sickles, or Reaping-hooks interlaced 2. Dibble 3

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  14 Dung-fork 1. Sickle with teeth, or Serrated 2. Pitch-fork 3

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  15 Monogram T.W.N.E.

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  16 Winnowing-basket, Shruttle, Scruttle, Fruttle, Fan, or Vane

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  17 Basket with loaves, or a Basket full of Wastel cakes 1. Basket as in the arms of Littlebury 2. Basket as in the arms of Wolston 3

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  18 Spade 1. Spade irons 2 and 3. Half-spade 4

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  19 Hay-Fork, or Shake-Fork

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  20 A Brass. Heaume, or Bascinet 1. Coif de mailles 2. Ailettes 3. Hawberk 4. Surcoat 5. Poleyns 6. Pryck spur 7. Chausses 8. Sir Roger de Trumpington, 1289 Trumpington, Camb.

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  21 Scoop 1. Hay-hook, also termed a Horsepicker. 2.

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  22 Pair of Scales 1. Steelyard, or Statera Romana 2

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  23 On a Saltire, or interlaced by two Amphisbaenae az. langued gu. a rose of the last barbed and seeded ppr. Crest of Gwilt

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  24 Two scaly Lizards erect on their hind feet combatant ppr. each gorged with a plain collar or, the collars chained together, a chain with a ring at the end pendent between the two lizards of the last

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  25 Lamp inflamed, borne by Tanner 1. Antique Lamp as borne by the family of Leet 2. Lamp as in Berry's Heraldry 3

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  26 Roman Lamp i. Hand, or Burning Lamp 2

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  27 Taper Candlestick with Candle inflamed 1. Globular, or Ship's Lamp, also termed a Lantern 2. Taper Candlestick 3.

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  28 Candlestick 1 and 3. Mortcours as in the armorial Bearings of the Wax-Chandlers Company 2

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  29 Distillatory

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  30 Still 1. Limbeck, or Alembeck 2

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  31 Cyphers A.D. Reversed

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  32 Flaming Brazier

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  33 Fiery-Furnace

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  34 Well with frame and handle

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  35 Bucket, or Well-bucket, also termed a hooped bucket 1. Bucket 2

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  36 Fire Bucket 1. Cup 2. Dish 3

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  37 Tun, Barrel, or Cask 1, Bolt and Tun 2

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  38 Tun erect inflamed 1. Altar inflamed 2

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  39 Urn 1. Salts, Salt-cellar, or Sprinkling Salt 2

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  40 Two examples of Turnpikes

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  41 Turnpike 1. Gate 2

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  42 Goog 1. Ullum 2. Punja 3

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  43 Clock as borne by the Clock Makers' Company

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  44 Sundial 1. Hour-glass, or sand-glass 2

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  45 Hour-glass winged