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A circlet set with pointed stakes.
Also known as: Palisade crown heraldic, Vallary crown
In heraldry a palisado crown is a circlet set with tall pointed stakes, drawn as a defensive palisade and used in military arms.
Denotes a military association when placed above a shield, drawn as a defensive palisade.
Contexts: History
Belongs to the crowns of office alongside the celestial and eastern forms here and the mural and naval crowns the catalogue already holds, each naming a sphere of service.
Contexts: History
A circular band with a row of tall pointed stakes standing close together along its upper edge, each drawn as a narrow triangle.