Ordonnances dv Roy Charles neusiesme á present regnant, faictes en son conseil, sur les plainctes, doleances, & remonstrances des deputez des trois estaz, tenuz en la ville d'Orleans.
A 1561 printed ordinance of the French crown, issued by the royal council after the Estates-General at Orléans and printed at Troyes by Nicolas Luce for the king's subjects and officials. The single picture is a woodcut shield bearing three fleurs-de-lis under a crown, set as a printer's or royal emblem at the head of the text; a designer might take from it a compact, heraldic device built from stylised lily forms and a bold black outline suited to seals and monograms.
