Second Conquergood Arms Shield Device Plaque

I just finished the second the second shield device 5" x 7" plaque for Conquergood arms. This plaque destined for Michael McCartney (member of the American Heraldry Society) of California (for his wife who's maiden name these arms represent). Will be sending this off today. Painted using my typical method of water based acrylic paints and both matte and (on the gold border) gloss varnish.

Mantelado en Punta on Columbus's Arms

On October 12, 2012, Rodrigo Lopez-Portillo Y Lancaster-Jones posted the following image on the Heraldry Society group page on Facebook labeled as the coat of arms of Columbus & the Dukes of Veragua:

In response to the posted image, Kaj Malachowski asked "why is the "bottom-inescutcheon" upside-down?" to which Xavi Garcia replied: "Kaj Malachowski, this is not a "bottom-inescutcheon" reversed. This is an ordinary called in Spanish "mantelado en punta" and in French "mantelé in pointe".

As I understand it, the english heraldic term would be "tierced in point?"

(EDIT 10/19/2012: further discussion clarifies things in the comments for this post. - Jeff)

Boyd Sylvester Garrison and Sons' Shields of Arms

Boyd Sylvester Garrison of Orange, California

Blazon: Argent a nova Sable and on a chief embattled Sable four novae Argent.

  

Boyd Sylvester Garrison Shield of Arms



Jeffrey Boyd Garrison of Spokane, Washington

Blazon: Argent a nova Sable and on a chief embattled Sable four novae Argent and a label of three points Or for difference.

 

Jeffrey Boyd Garrison Shield of Arms



Travis Ray Garrison of Minot, North Dakota

Blazon: Argent a cougar's head erased Sable and on a chief embattled Sable four novae Argent.

Matthew Thomas Garrison of Minot, North Dakota

Blazon: Argent a cougar's head erased Sable and on a chief embattled Sable four novae Argent and a label of three points Or for difference.



Abel Boyd Garrison of Orange, California

Blazon: Argent a nova Sable and on a chief embattled Sable an Eagle displayed Argent.