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Meaning of ailette

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A small square shield, formerly worn on the shoulders of knights, -- being the prototype of the modern epaulet.

The knight proudly displayed his coat of arms, adorned with ailettes on the shoulders for added heraldic flair.
Ailettes, small shield-like ornaments, were a distinctive feature of medieval armor, providing both decoration and protection.
The ailette design varied among knights, reflecting their individual heraldic symbols and family crests.
During jousting tournaments, competitors often wore ailettes to showcase their allegiance and identity on the battlefield.
Ailettes were crafted from materials such as leather or metal and attached to the knight's armor with decorative rivets.
The knight's ailette bore the emblem of a dragon, signifying courage and strength in battle.
As a squire, he meticulously polished the ailettes, ensuring they gleamed brightly before the upcoming tournament.
The intricate engravings on the ailette depicted scenes of chivalry and honor, showcasing the knight's commitment to the code of knighthood.
Ailettes not only served a practical purpose in deflecting blows but also added a touch of splendor to the knight's armor.
The heraldic artist painstakingly painted the family crest on the ailettes, capturing the essence of the noble lineage.

A small square shield, formerly worn on the shoulders of knights, -- being the prototype of the modern epaulet.

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The knight proudly displayed his coat of arms, adorned with ailettes on the shoulders for added heraldic flair.

Ailettes, small shield-like ornaments, were a distinctive feature of medieval armor, providing both decoration and protection.

The ailette design varied among knights, reflecting their individual heraldic symbols and family crests.

During jousting tournaments, competitors often wore ailettes to showcase their allegiance and identity on the battlefield.