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12th June 11, 10:41 PM
#10
 Originally Posted by Cygnus
Thank you, Scott, for your feedback - it is greatly appreciated!
I actually posted something much as you described on the first page of this thread (though I drew the bordure counter compony rather than chequey). I like those arms, but actually like these ones better.
The arms upon which I am basing these were granted to James Swan in 1828, the blazon is as follows:
Azure, on a chevron between two swans in chief and a lion passant guardant in base Argent, a heart Proper between two falconer's gloves Sable tassled Gules
It's a pretty busy shield, but I am fond of it. And I'd be very happy if the only charge that is difficult to discern from a seal or card is the lion's head; there are many coats of arms that would be nearly impossible to accurately read at a smaller size due to the number of small charges on them.
I often change my mind, and I will certainly have plenty of time to do so before these arms become permanent; though I am almost certain it will be included as my "desired arms" when I do petition my own arms.
As I said earlier, the only one who has to be satisfied, is you!
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