The armorial ensigns of the royal burgh of Aberdeen : with some observations on the legend relating to the capture and demolition of the castle (1888)
Cruickshank, John · Aberdeen : J. and J.P. Edmond and Spark · leaf 167
ra-tion. Trade Incorporations. \ I. HAMMERMEN [15th May, 1682].—Gules, a dexterarm issuing from the sinister flank fessways, the * See correspondence on the subject of Heraldic Representations inAberdeen, in the Aberdeen Journal for September 26, and October 1, 4, 5,9, 10, 1883. t Dated 29th… … ARMS OF THE WRIGHTS AND COOPERS INCORPORATION OF ABERDEEN,from the Emblazonment supplied by the Lyon Office in 1696. Appendices. 113 hand bearing a smiths hammer proper haftedargent, and over it a crown or; in the dexternombril a smiths anvil of the second, and abovethe same in chief a tower of…
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