"cross pometty" as charge

Please describe your suggested enhancement:
Please support "cross pometty" and its several variants.

Can you provide an example blazon?
Gules, a cross pometty voided or.
Or, on a pale gules a cross pomy fitchy argent, on a chief azure three bezants.
Argent, a bend between two cotises gules and six crosses pomelly fitchy sable.
Gules, a fesse checquy or and sable between six crosses pomel argent.
Argent, a fesse dancetty between three crosses pomel fitchy gules.
Argent, a cross pomel sable.

Can you provide a link to a picture of a shield showing your enhancement
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Please provide any other information that you can
  "Cross pomel," or "pommelly." A plain cross terminating in four round pomels, e.g. like the knob at the end of swordhilts, or in bourdons, that is, the knobs at the top of the pilgrims' staves. But there is much confusion arising from carelessness is writing the name in different ways. We find "pomy," and very frequently "pometty," and some heralds contend that the latter means something different, i.e. that there are two knobs terminating the arms of the cross; others say that it means a cross with a circular protuberance in the middle of each arm (like the escarbuncle).
  The French term "moussue," "moussé," or "émoussé," appears to mean a cross with the ends simply rounded at the extremities, from an obsolete word equivalent to "blunted," and is given in some heraldic works, but without examples.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by pku...@gmail.com on 1 Jul 2010 at 8:16

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Mordekai99 / drawshield

"cross pometty" as charge #132