Horns of animals

Horns of animals

Horns of animals, (fr. cornes): the horns of stags(attires, q.v.), though generally affixed to the head or the scalp, are at times borne separately, but such arms appear to be, as a rule, of foreign origin. Of other animals only the cow's horns have been noticed as borne separately.

Argent, a stag's horn in bend gules--REINSTEIN.

Argent, a hart's attire sable--ZAKESLEY.

Argent, two hart's horns in saltire sable--LACHAULT.

Argent, three stag's horns barways sable, the top to the dexter side--COUNTESSE.

Azure, two cow's horns endorsed or between four crosses crosslet fitchy argent--BURDON.