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Joiners; chandlers; angling Book III, Chapter 3, Section 6 Joiner XXXVIII. He beareth on a Ground plott
in Base, a Joyners Bench with a Workman on
the nearer side plaining of a Board.
Joiner XXXIX. He beareth a Joiner seated astride a
piece of Timber with a Mallet in his right hand lifted up, and a Chissel in his left, making of a Mortice.
Related text(s) Joiner's timber Joiner's terms Chandler XL. He beareth a Chandler on the further
side of his Mould, Dipping of a Staff or Rod of
Candles in Tallow. This
I have seen often times Painted on Sign-boards, to signifie the dwelling-house of a Chandler, or Candle-Maker.
Related text(s) Chandler's terms Fisher XLI. He beareth in
a Fishing Boat (or Cock-Boat, as some term it)
two Fishers Drawing of a Salmons Nett out of
the Water.
Demi woman
Image from published plateIn the chief of this square is a demy woman. Related text(s) Fishing equipment Angler XLII. He beareth on a Grassy Plat
a Piscator, or Fisher, or Angler, with his Rod
lifted up, and the Line Pendant.
Demi boy
Image from published plateIn this quarter a demy boy his Arms Metamorphosed into Fish Hookes. Related text(s) Angler's equipment Angler's terms Previous section
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