No default posture.
No default orientation.
No default tincture.
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Bend of Annulets Interlaced
Annulets interlaced as in chain mail and arranged as an ordinary.
The October 1991 Cover Letter noted that ordinaries of mail would not be registered without documentation of period use.
Five intertwined rings. Sometimes referred to as a “Borromean Cross” because no two rings are interlinked to each other, but the set as a whole are connected.
A star. Five points by default.
Default orientation: one point to chief.
Sometimes called a “pentacle,” but not so blazoned.
Source: Siebmacher’s Wappenbuch of 1605 (Page 119, arms of Degelin von Wangen). Artist: Johann Siebmacher. . Source: Siebmacher’s Wappenbuch of 1605. Artist: Johann Siebmacher. (Page 119, arms of Degelin von Wangen.)
A star. Five points by default.
Default orientation: one point to chief.
This configuration of mascles interlaced is considered a step from period practice (SFPP).
Three intertwined rings. Sometimes referred to as a “Borromean Cross” because no two rings are interlinked to each other, but the set as a whole are connected.
An animal’s horn, adapted to make a loud sound.
May be pictured hanging from a loop of rope, or with the encircling bands tinctured differently.
Default orientation: curved to base, opening to dexter. No proper coloration.
