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Aˊrmourers

were incorporated in the beginning of the Reign of Henry VI. the King himself being pleased to be Free of their Company, their Arms are Argent on a Chevron Gules, a Gauntlet between four Swords in Saltire, on a chief sable, a Buckler argent, charged with a Cross, Gules betwixt two Helmets of the first. Their Crest is a Man demi-armed at all Points, surmounting a Torce and Helmet.

Definition taken from The Universal Etymological English Dictionary, edited by Nathan Bailey (1736)