The History and Antiquities of London, Westminster, Southwark, and Parts Adjacent, vol. 2
Allen, Thomas
1828
Gold and Silver Wire-Drawers. 81.
. on a chevron , between coppers in chief of the , in base, points in saltier a drawing iron between rings (i. e. tools used by wire-drawers) . arms embowed, vested cuffed holding between their hands , an engrossing block . The dexter an Indian , crowned with an eastern crown , vested round the middle with feathers pendant alternately and holding over his shoulder a bar of silver: the sinister, a man vested , (called in the grant a silk throwster) in his sinister hand a hank of silk .
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This fraternity was incorporated by letters patent of James I. in the year , by the name of but being re-incorporated by king William and queen Mary, in the year , the title was changed to that of
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This is a livery company, and is governed by a master, wardens, and eighteen assistants. | |
