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Peeps at heraldry (1912)

Allen, Phoebe · London : A. and C. Black · leaf 23

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allusive arms, we may quote acomparatively modern example—viz., the coat of armsof the Cunard family. Here we find three anchors charged upon the field,in obvious allusion to Sir Samuel Cunard, the eminentmerchant of Philadelphia and the founder of the Houseof Cunard. CHAPTER II THE SHIELD ITS… … THE DUKE OF LEINSTER. Arms.—Arg : saltire gu: . , , . ■> . • j t —Monkey statant ppr. environed round the loins and chained orSupporters. — Two monkeys environed and chained or.Motto— Crom a boo. The Shield, its Form, Points, Tinctures tution, or of a city—sometimes even of an empire—allwithin…

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