Scourge (heraldry)

Scourge as an example of the heraldic figure

With scourge one is coat of arms figure in the Heraldry referred.

A multi-welted whipping rod is shown, often with small balls on the welt ends. This heraldic figure, suitable for talking coats of arms, is rare. It can be of any heraldic color .

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  In the coat of arms of Campione d'Italia

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  In Geiselwind's coat of arms , speaking

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  Johannes Baptist Jacob Geissel

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  A scourge in the heart shield of his coat of arms

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  Coat of arms on the pastoral letter of 1857

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  Coat of arms on the Marian column in Cologne

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  In the upper coat of arms of the Kotzebue (noble family)

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  In the coat of arms of San Donato Milanese

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  In the coat of arms of the Wittmund rule , originating from the chief Hero Omken

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  In the coat of arms of the Principality of East Friesland (6th place) for Wittmund

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  Crossed behind the shield as a gem in the coat of arms of the municipality of Wittmund

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  In the sail in the coat of arms of the district of Wittmund

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  In the coat of arms of the County of Rietberg for Wittmund or the Harlingerland , which belonged in personal union

See also

Morgenstern (heraldry) (with partly similar heraldic figure )

Web links

Commons : Scourge in Heraldry  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Scourge in the Heraldry Wiki