y knights inaddition to the Princes of the Eoyal Family. The Badge is anElephant of white enamel with golden tusks, having a castle onits back. It is worn from a broad shy-hlue watered ribbon, pass-ing over the right shoulder, or from a collar foimed of whiteelephants and castles. The Star, of… … No. 298.—Crown of Herald Kus-gs-of-Arms. b- /I V V CHAPTER XXI. OFFICIAL AND CORPORATf: HERALDRY. At an early period in the History of Heraldiy, Shields of Armswere assigned to certain Officers, and also to Corporate Bodieswhether Civil or Ecclesiastical. Armorial Insignia of this Classpossess many…
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