Piles
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1.
Pile |
 2. Pile
reverse
indented |
3. Pile surmounted of another
engrailed |
4. Pile
undy |
5.
Pile
pommelled
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6.
Pile between two piles
reversed
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7.
Piles solid and triangular couped |
8.
Pile reversed
fitched or
urdy at top,
raguly |
 9.
Pile, in point
arrondie
bendwise, pierced
lozengy |
10.
Pile
surmounted
of a
chevron
counterchanged |
11.
Pile arrondie issuing out of
dexter base point |
12. Piles
barwise |
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13.
Piles wavy,
fitched
at the top
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14.
Piles, 3, square, or 3 tetragonal pyramids reversed. |
15.
Pile triple, or triple-pointed.
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16. Pile
triple, or triple-pointed, issuing out of
sinister base point, flory at the points |
17.
Pile betw. two demi piles flanched |
18. Pile
reversed, rounded in base |
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19. Piles, 3, meeting in the
navel point |
20.
Piles, 3,
in
bend, issuing from the
dexter chief point, fleury on each point |
21.
Piles, two,
embowed fretting each other.
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22.
Piles reversed, in point, out of
dexter and
sinister base point.
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23.
per
bend sinister az and arg, a
chief
of the second. |
24. Pile
sinister transverse in point to the
dexter surmounted of another
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25. Pile
arrondie az
per
bend sinister |
26.
Piles traversed and counter-traversed
barwise |
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1 A wedge-shaped
subordinary consisting of two lines issuing from either side of the middle chief point to
meet at the middle base point.
When borne plain it is one-third of the chief in width and two-thirds
when charged.
2. Pile
reverse
indented having the edge or sides like the teeth of a
saw.
3. Pile surmounted of another
engrailed.
4. Pile undy or wavy in the form of a wavy
line.
5. Pile pommelled has three or more semicircular projections on each side, and a
round ball at the point.
6. Pile between two piles reversed.
7. Piles solid and triangular couped.
8. Pile reversed
fitched or
urdy at top, raguly.
9. Pile, in
point arrondie
bendwise, pierced
lozengy.
10. Pile surmounted of a
chevron
counterchanged.
11. Pile arrondie issuing out of
dexter base point.
12. Piles
barwise.
13.
Piles wavy,
fitched
at the top.
14. Three square piles or tetragonal pyramids reversed.
15.
Pile triple, or triple-pointed. Piles with two, three, four and even five points (seldom more) are
sometimes borne in coat-armour; and these points, straight and
arrondie, are
often adorned with flowers, leaves, stars, etc.
16. Pile triple, or triple-pointed, issuing out of
sinister base point, flory at the points.
17.
Pile betw. two demi piles flanched and fixed to the sides. It is,
also, blazoned pily of five, or two piles reversed,
arrondie
or
embowed on the outer sides.
18. A pile reversed, rounded in base. It is sometimes blazoned pile reversed
gored or pile reversed
chaperonné-ployé in base.
19. Piles, three, meeting in the
navel point.
20.
Piles, three,
in
bend, issuing from the
dexter chief point, fleury on each point; or
blazoned by some heralds, a triple pile,
in
bend, fleury at the points.
21.
Piles, two,
embowed fretting each other.
22.
Piles reversed, in point, out of
dexter and
sinister base point.
23.
Per bend sinister az and arg, a
chief of the second. This has by some been
blazoned arg a pile gu transverse to the
sinister
24. Gu a pile
sinister arg, transverse in point to the
dexter side,
bend sinister line arrondie and terminated in fess, surmounted of another az.
25.
Arg a pile arrondie az
per bend sinister.
26.
Piles traversed and counter-traversed
barwise, with as many on the
sinister side. The result is similar to lozengy
extended
fessways.
