File:Chevron broken style 6 disjointed.png
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English: In heraldry, broken (or fracted, rompu, or disjointed) chevrons can be represented artistically and described in blazon in a variety of ways (compare other images in this set).
This form of disjointing is found in various images in Wikimedia Commons, like File:Pieza - cabrio fallido en diestra.svg and File:Blason ville fr danzé (loir-et-cher).svg. (Heater shield is from drawshield.net which licensed it under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Chevron fracted by me.) |
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