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Heraldry, historical and popular (1864)

Boutell, Charles, 1812-1877 · London, Bentley · leaf 462

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the Mound and Cross. The arches in this 320 THE ROYAL HERALDRY example are depressed, and their sweep projects somewhat be-yond the circlet. The Crown of Hrcu Majestys immediate predecessors, No. 562,has ab-eady become historical, having been superseded by thenew State Crown, No. 624, made for the… … No. G24.—The State Crown of Her Majesty the Qceen. arrangement. There is, indeed, a decided difference in thecontour of the arches, which rise almost perpendicularly fromwithin the crosses patees, and are somewhat elevated (instead ofbeing depressed) at their intersection. The Crown is…

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