16. Shields of English work from the tomb of William earl of Pembroke, ob. 1296, in Westminster abbey church. (_From Stothard's_ "_Monumental Effigies_") 67
17. Seal of Hugh Bardolf showing shield with square corners. From the Barons' Letter. (_From_ "_Journal of the Society of Arts_," vol. xlv. 228) 68
18. Seal and counterseal of Simon lord of Montagu, with shield supported by two bearded men and surmounted by the castle of Corfe, of which Simon became governor in 1298. From the Barons' Letter 69
19. Shield of ornate form, from a brass at Stoke Poges, Bucks, 1476 70
20. Head of a doorway, now in Norwich Guildhall, with arms of King Henry VIII, the City of Norwich, and the Goldsmiths' Company. (_From the Norwich volume of the Archæological Institute_, p. 173) 72
21. Shield with engrailed edges, _c._ 1520, from the chantry chapel of abbot Thomas Ramryge in St. Albans abbey church. (_From Boutell's "English Heraldry,"_ No. 210) 73
22. Shields with ridged charges, from the monument of Guy lord Bryen, _ob._ 1390, in Tewkesbury abbey church. (_From Stothard's "Monumental Effigies"_) 74
23. Armorial panels from the George Inn at Glastonbury. (_From a photograph by Mr. T. W. Phillips_) 75
24. Shield with curved surface from an effigy of a Pembridge at Clehonger, Herefordshire. (_From Stothard's "Monumental Effigies"_) 76
25. Shield from the seal of Henry Percy (from the Barons' Letter) with well-drawn lion 77
26. Shield with a leaping lion, from a brass _c._ 1380 at Felbrigge in Norfolk 78
27. Shield with an eagle from a brass at Great Tew, Oxon, _c._ 1410 79
28. Seal of Queen's College, Oxford, 1341, with well-filled shields. (_From "Journal of the Society of Arts,"_ vol. xlv. 230) 80
29. Shield with a griffin, from a brass of 1405, at Boughton-under-Blean, Kent 81
30. Seal of Peter de Mauley IV (from the Barons' Letter) showing a simple well-balanced shield. (_From "Journal of the Society of Arts,"_ vol. xlv. 234) 82
31. Shield with a bend counter-flowered from the brass of Sir Thomas Bromfleet, 1430, at Wymington, Beds. 82
32. Shield with three lions, from a brass at Stanford Dingley, Berks, 1444 83
33. Shield of the royal arms done in boiled leather, from the tomb of Edward prince of Wales at Canterbury, 1376. (_Reduced from "Vetusta Monumenta,"_ vol. vii.) 84