James Callaghan - Arms

Arms

Arms of James Callaghan
Notes The arms of James Callaghan consist of:
Escutcheon Quarterly Vert and Azure in the former a portcullis chained Or in the latter a lymphad with an anchor at its prow and masted also Or the sail set Argent and pennants flying Gules over all a fess Or to the sinister thereof a grassy mount thereon a hurst of oak trees and issuing therefrom passant to the dexter a wolf all proper.

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