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Heraldry, historical and popular (1864)

Boutell, Charles, 1812-1877 · London, Bentley · leaf 463

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No. 562 A.—Coronet of the late Prince Consort, The Coronet of H.R.H., Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, hastwo arches only, which rise from a jewelled circlet, heightenedas the Imperial Crown. The arches are surmounted by a moundand cross. The cap is of crimson velvet: No. 563. … No. 5G3.—Coronet of H.E.H., the Prince of Wales. The Prince of Wales also bears, as the ensign of that Prin-cipality, a jewelled circlet heightened with four crosses pateesand as many fleurs de lys, which encloses a plume of three ostrichfeathers rising above the circlet itself. Below, on a ribbon,…

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