Plate 40.

Plate 40.

Plate 40.

1. Knitting-frame
2. Shuttle, or Wheel Shuttle ; and Spindle threaded
3. Fusil, or Spindle threaded ; a Bottom ; and Wharrow Spindle
4. Trundle ; a Quill or Trundle ; and a Quill of Yarn
5. Cotton hank ; a Silk hank ; sometimes depicted as the third figure
6. Silk-Thrower's Mill
7. Stock-Card
8. Floats
9. Preene ; and Empty Quill
10. Wool-Card
11. Hemp Break, or Hackle the Badge of Bray. Second figure is also a Hemp-Break borne by Bree
12. Jersey-comb ; and Rope-hook
13. Ancient Fusil ; and a Fusil
14. Lozenge
15. Lozenge-Flory
16. Rustre ; and a Mascle
17. Seven Mascles conjoined, three, three, and one
18. Four Mascles-fretted
19. Wool Pack
20. Wool-Pack corded
21. Bale of Piedmont Silk; and a bag of Madder
22. A Window-grating. Badge of Sutton Baron Dudley
23. Tassel ; and a Ball tasselled
24. Cushion lozengy and tasselled
25. Tent
26. A Tent az. fringed and semee of stars or, ensigned with a pennon gu. Crest of Lindsey
27. Tent
28. Pavilion, or Tabernacle, also termed a Sperver
29. Mantle, or Royal Cloak
30. Parliament-Robe
31. Manche, or Maunch
32. Maunch, as borne in the arms of Lord Hastings
33. Maunch antique
34. Maunch antique
35. Maunch antique
36. A hand clenched issuing from a Maunch
37. Purse of State
38. Purse stringed and tasselled
39. Palmer's scrip, or Wallet
40. Painter's Staff and Scrip
41. Wallet open
42. Powder-horn, or Flask
43. Hatband Nowed ; and a Hatband
44. Circular Hatband
45. Stole
46. Piece of Cloth
47. Head of Hair, or Peruke
48. Comb in a head of hair
49. A Four-cornered and a three-cornered cap
50. A Hat; and a Cap as borne by the name of Wingfield
51. Cap as borne by De la Rous. 2 born by Maundefield. 3 Infula, or Long Cap. 4 Cap borne by Drakenford. 5 as borne by Capper
52. Hat worn over the arms of the States General ; and a Hat as in the arms of the Feltmakers' Com- pany
53. Hat turned up and adorned with three Ostrich feathers borne by the name of Balm. A Crown as borne in the arms of the Skinners Company
54. Chapeau, or Cap of Maintenance ; and a Cap, Copped, or Hat
55. Tiara, or Triple-Crown with clouds in base issuing rays, as borne in the arms of the Drapers Company
56. Bonnet Electoral ; and State Cap of the Lord Mayor of London
57. Crown of the King of Arms
58. Cap as in the arms of Robinson
59. The Popes Crown, or Tiara
60. Cardinal's Cap, or Hat