- on the dexter, and two on the
sinister (rarely reversed), all proper,
debruised of a
cross or
sword in chief, also proper. Out of a
crest coronet, between...
- argent, and azure, (Lindsay); 2nd and 3rd, or, a lion rampant, gules,
debruised of a
ribbon in bend,
sable (Abernethy).
Creation date 1398
Created by...
- in pale
hilted and
pommeled Or,
conjoined at the blade's
midpoint and
debruised of a
crescent at a fess point, also Or. For a crest, a
panache of pea****...
- Earl of
Chester From 1483 to 1484,
Edward used the arms of his father,
debruised with a
label of
three points Argent. "Official
Website of the British...
- uppermost, all proper. CREST: On a
wreath or and vert a
mullet gules debruised by a
representation of the
Great Zimbabwe Bird or. SUPPORTERS: On either...
-
Argent anchor, with
three lopped branches on the dexter, all proper,
debruised of a loop or
anille in chief, also proper. Out of a
crest coronet, three...
-
Treasurer of the Holy
Roman Empire and
without the
Crown of Hanover)
debruised by a
baton sinister (azure(?))
charged with two
anchors (or(?)). On 19...
- of Orkney. The
first and
fourth quarters show the
Scottish royal arms
debruised by a ribbon, a
symbol of ****y,
while the
second and
third quarters...
- Or.
Escutcheon Per
chevron Vert and Or in
chief a
snake embowed head
debruised between two
garbs of the last and in base an
anchor Sable. Supporters...
- by his own
father in 1619. The
shield was
Sable a lion
rampant Argent,
debruised by a
bendlet Gules. The
addition of a
canton of
Saint George (see below)...
