maunche

American  

[mahnch] / mɑntʃ /

Or maunch

noun

Heraldry.

1. manche.

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Example Sentences

At Carlaverock, Edmund de Hastings, brother of the Earl, bore—Or, a maunche gu., with a label of five points sa., the Earl himself bearing simply—Or, a maunche gu.,

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And, close by the side of Edmond de Hastings was his friend and companion, the feudal ally, without doubt, of his house, John Paignel, a very proper comrade, as the chronicler testifies— “Un bacheler jolif et comté,” who differenced Hastings by change of tinctures, and bore—Vert, a maunche or.

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Achym, A. a Maunche Maltaile S. within a border of the first, charged with Cinquefoyles, as the second Grilles, &c.

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