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Nancy Smith <[log in to unmask]>
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Conchologists of America List <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 17 Jul 2000 13:18:51 -0400
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FYI....  In plate 141 of "Heraldic Crests..." by James Fairbairn (a
collection of 19th century engravings) there are 10 crest elements that
involve scallop shells, several crustaceans and a land snail.   I'm sure
there are more in the book (over 4400 designs) but these are the ones I
came upon first.   This book does not illustrate complete family or clan
crests but the different elements used in them.

Nancy





>"Prince William's royal coat of arms was revealed Sunday and included a
>unique addition--a tribute to his late mother, Princess Diana.
>     "The coat of arms...incorporates aspects of the royal arms used by Queen
>Elizabeth II and Prince Charles IN ADDITION TO A SMALL RED SCALLOP SHELL
>DERIVED FROM THE SPENCER COAT OF ARMS.
>     "The escallop motif, used by Princess Diana, has been borne by the Earls
>Spencer since the 16th century and was a popular symbol for medieval
>pilgrims."
>
>     Sir Winston Churchill's coat of arms had several scallop shells.  Do you
>know of any others?

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