- A
saltire, also
called Saint Andrew's
Cross or the crux decussata, is a
heraldic symbol in the form of a
diagonal cross. The word
comes from the Middle...
- Andrew's
Cross or the
Saltire) is the
national flag of Scotland,
which consists of a
white saltire defacing a blue field. The
Saltire,
rather than the Royal...
- Patrick's
Saltire or
Saint Patrick's
Cross is a red
saltire (X-shaped cross) on a
white field. In
heraldic language, it may be
blazoned argent, a
saltire gules...
-
superimposed on the
saltire of
Saint Patrick (patron
saint of Ireland), also
edged in white,
which are
superimposed on the
saltire of
Saint Andrew (patron...
-
Saltire Scholarship is a
scholarship offered by
Government of
Scotland for
study in
Scotland for
period of one year.
Following are
eligible countries:...
- background,
known as St George's Cross, and the flag of Scotland, a
white saltire (X-shaped cross, or St Andrew's Cross) on a blue background,
would be joined...
- The
Saltire Society is a
membership organisation which aims to
promote the
understanding of the
culture and
heritage of Scotland,
founded in 1936. The...
- Andrew's
Cross may
refer to:
Saltire, a
heraldic symbol in the form of a
diagonal cross St. Andrew's
cross (philately), a
saltire that
occurs on some philatelic...
-
National Book Awards,
formerly known as the
Saltire Society Literary Awards, are made
annually by the
Saltire Society.
First awarded in 1937, they are awarded...
- The
Saltire Music Group or
Saltire Singers were a
Scottish musical group founded by
composer Isobel Dunlop (1901–1975) in 1950 for The
Saltire Society...
