Other H symbols

Ham With Frill
Hammer
Hammock
Hand
Handbell
Handcuffs
Handglass
Handscreen
Hare
Harebell
Harp
Harrissi Lily
Harrow
Harvest
Hastener For Roasting Meat
Hat
Hawk
Hayrick
Head
Hearse
Heart
Hearts
Heather
Hedge
Hedgehog
Hemlock
Hens
Highlander
Hive
Hockey-stick
Hoe
Holly
Hollyhock
Honeycomb
Hoop
Horns
Horse
Horse-collar
Horseman
Horseshoe
Hot-water Bottle
Hot-water Can
Hourglass
House
Human Figures
Hyacinth

HAND

A sign of good fellowship, loyalty, and affection; it may also

indicate a parting, a meeting or a bargain concluded; other signs around

it must be noticed in order to read its special meaning. See also

CLENCHED HAND.






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Other C symbols

Cab
Cab, A Square, A Cap
Cabbage
Cabinet
Cage
Cakes
Calf
Camel
Camel (laden), A Small "t," A Coffin
Camera
Campanulas
Candle
Candle Extinguisher
Candlestick
Cannon
Canoe
Canopy
Canterbury Bells
Cap
Capstan
Carafe
Caravan
Cards
Carnations
Carpenter At Work
Carrying Chair
Cart
Carving
Castle
Cat
Caterpillar
Cathedral
Cattle
Cauldron
Cauliflower
Cave
Celery
Chain
Chain (entangled), Onion
Chair
Champagne Glass
Chatelaine
Cheese
Cherries
Chessmen
Chestnut Tree
Chestnuts
Chicken
Child
Child Blowing Soap Bubbles
Child With Dancing-doll
Child With Tambourine
Chimney
Chinaman
Chinese Lantern
Chinese Lantern, A Pair Of Stilts
Chisel
Christmas Tree
Chrysanthemums
Church
Churning
Cigar
Circle
Clapper For Scaring Birds
Clarionet
Claw
Clenched Hand
Clergyman
Clock
Clouds
Clover
Clover, Plums, A Bridge
Cloves
Clown
Clubs
Coach
Coal
Coal Scuttle
Coal-scoop
Coat
Cobbler
Cobra
Cock
Cockatoo
Cockchafer
Cocoanut
Coffee Pot
Coffin
Collar
Collar-stud
Columbine
Comb
Comet
Compasses
Concertina
Conductor
Convolvuli
Corks
Corkscrew
Cormorant
Corn
Cornucopia
Cover
Cow
Cowslips
Crab
Cradle
Crane
Crests
Cricket Bat
Crinoline
Crocuses
Croquet-mallet
Cross
Crossed Keys
Crown
Crutches
Cucumber
Cup
Cupboard
Curtain
Custard-glasses
Cypress