s of Kentand Sussex exhibit several curious ships, which disi:)lay theirown proper banner, the lions and ships dimidiated, as in Xo. 32G a,PI. LXXX., with the Banner and the Shield of England; (seeSussex ArchcBoL, 1. 14, and Heraldry of Fish, 178). The originalSeal of Great Yarmouth in Norfolk,… … No. 683.—Arras of Jaspar Tudor, K.G., from his Seal. (See p. 249.) an impression of which is attached to a grant of land in thecounty of Monmouth, bears his shield of arms, supported by adragon and a wolf, and ensigned by a cap of estate of ver}* largedimensions, closely resembling the caps that…
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