John Harvard (politician) - Arms

Arms

Arms of John Harvard (politician)
Notes The arms of John Harvard consist of:
Crest The statue Eternal Youth, known as “Golden Boy”, by Georges Gardet, Or.
Escutcheon Gyronny of twelve Gules and Argent, a roundel counterchanged.
Supporters Two sandhill cranes Argent crested Gules beaked and membered Sable.
Compartment A rocky mound Argent issuant from a base tapissé of wheat Or.
Motto Support the Public Good

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