The images linked below show various tents, pavilions, and related shelters with heraldic decoration. These often appear as escutcheon-shaped decorations on the pavilion roof panels.

Similar panels occasionally appear on tournament gallery exteriors.

• Detail from Saint Martin renouncing his weapons by Simone Martini, c. 1312-1317
• Detail from the Equestrian portrait of Guidoriccio da Fogliano by Simone Martini, c. 1328-1330
• Romance of Alexander (Bodley 264), fols. 20v, 43v, 66r, 91r, 105r, 106r, 122v, 124r, 138v, 142v, 184r, 193r
Item, une autre pavillon de toille blanche, à mectre sur le lit du Roy quant il est couché, brodé en plusieurs lieux de ruban d'or et de soye; et est aux armes du roy de Chippre.

Inventaire du mobilier de Charles V,
Roi de France, 1380)

• King Ekunaver from a fresco at Runkelstein Castle with scenes from the story of Sir Garel, c. 1395-1405
• Cologne besieged by the Huns, a fresco at St. Stephan in Obermontani, c. 1400-1410
• De Machinis, ff. 13v-14r, 15th century
• Jael kills Sisera, an illustrated bible (ÖNB 2774, fol. 98v), 1448
• Armored horsemen attack Hector, Épître d'Othéa (Bodl. 521, fol. 62r), third quarter of the 15th century
• An encampment, The Wolfegg Housebook (fol. 53r), c. 1475-1485
• Leopold der Starke (see detail), Leopold der Milde, and Frederick II, Duke of Austria (Friedrich der Streitbare) in the Babenberger Family Tree by Hans Part, c. 1489-1492
• Tapestry with a pair of lovers, c. 1495 (note: photo is a mirror-image flip; it should look like this photo)
• Judith at the camp of Holofernes by Hans Leonhard Schäufelein, 1515
• Judith and Holofernes (probably a 16th century copy from Schäufelein)
• Tent decorated with a Maltese cross, Machines et ustensils de guerre (Douce b. 2, fol. 129r), 1582
• Detail from an existing pavilion on display at the Historical Museum (Barfüsserkirche) in Basel, Switzerland, made in the first half of the 17th century