ussia, after the mannerof the Seal of Eiciiard, Earl of Cornwall, No. 212 c, PI. LXII,Supporters,—Two savage Men, wreathed, and holding clubs, all ppr. The Prussian Crown, No. 621, has eight arches, and after thecustom prevalent on the Continent it does not enclose any caji. The Prussian Eagle is… … No. G21.—The Prussian Crown. The Arms of the Princely House of Hohenzolleen, are, quar-■ terly arg. and sa. John George, Prince of Hohexzollerx, Knightof the Golden Fleece, in the reign of Philip III., bore, quarterly,1 and 4, Hohenzolleen ; 2 and 4, Sigmakingen, on a mount ve^-t,a stag tripping…
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