Denis Blundell - Arms

Arms

Arms of Denis Blundell
Notes Sir Denis Blundell's arms are blazoned:
Crest Two branches of Laurel leaved and fructed Proper an Acorn Argent in front of an Escallop reversed Gules
Escutcheon Barruly Argent and Sable on a Chief Vert three Pallets Or in front of the centre Pallet a Torteau Gules
Supporters Dexter: an Owl Proper; Sinister: a Moa Proper
Compartment All on a compartment comprising a Grassy Mount from which grow New Zealand Fern and Thistles all Proper.
Motto To Serve with Tolerance

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