Per chevron arg and az
Per chevron is a division of the field, or any charge, by two pyramidical lines meeting in a point, in the form of the chevron. When anything is thus borne, it is said to be per chevron, or party per chevron, though the word party is unnecessary.
Note. The field, and almost every charge borne, may be divided per chevron throughout all the various lines of partition used in heraldry, such as per chevron indented, engrailed, embattled, etc. Point and chefe and poynt are the old English term found in early works
Per chevron reversed gu and arg
Shield divided after the manner of a chevron, but reversed.
Per chevron grady
Per chevron embattled.
Per chevron urdy at the point.
Per chevron and per fess, which divides the field by the lines forming each ordinary.
Per chevron and per fess of six, or barry and chevronny of six, counterchanged; divides the field both ways into six pieces.
Per chevron and per pale.
Per chevron and per pale of six, or paly and chevronny of six, counterchanged, divides the field each way into six pieces.
Per chevron and per pile.
Note.—The examples last stated may be sufficient to show that the field may be divided by the partition lines of two or more ordinaries.
