| He was known for his heraldic painting, more especially for his emblazonment of the lord mayor's state-coach. |
| Each quarter of the city had an emperor, lords, and dignitaries, each of whom carried his banner or emblazonment. |
| It occurs to me that I never shared with the group the new emblazonment of my arms that I completed. |
| This dynamic force acting in tandem now continues, and emblazonment makes a comeback. |
| Throughout the medival ages, the word devise formed the generic term for every species of emblazonment. |
| This letter must contain the emblazonment of the arms with a copy of the rendition of arms and of course your full identity. |
