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File:La gorce.jpg|<center>'''His Grace, the Duke of La Gorce'''<br>''Argent, a griffon segreant Gules, a bordure chequey Azure and Or. Crest: Above a ducal coronet, above a heaume proper grilled Or, a paschal lamb. Supporters: two sea lions combatant Or, langued, armed, and finned Azure.'' | File:La gorce.jpg|<center>'''His Grace, the Duke of La Gorce'''<br>''Argent, a griffon segreant Gules, a bordure chequey Azure and Or. Crest: Above a ducal coronet, above a heaume proper grilled Or, a paschal lamb. Supporters: two sea lions combatant Or, langued, armed, and finned Azure.'' | ||
File:Duke of Nolan coat of arms.jpg|<center>'''His Grace, the Duke of Nolan'''<br>''Per chevron abaise invected Sable and Argent, a horse forcené of the second | File:Duke of Nolan coat of arms.jpg|<center>'''His Grace, the Duke of Nolan'''<br>''Per chevron abaise invected Sable and Argent, in the fess point a horse forcené of the second in base an anchor Or. Crest: on a ducal coronet Or, upon a heaume grilled of the same, a horse forcené Sable beside an anchor of the first. Supporters: two hippocampuses combatant Argent langued Gules.'' | ||
File:Norfolk.jpg|<center>'''His Grace, the Duke of Norfolk'''<br>''Azure, a saltire Argent, in the fess point two keys in saltire Or, in elevated middle chief a book expanded of the second, in base an anchor of the third. Crest: a demi-lion rampant Or, langued Gules, holding in its sinister paw a sword in pale proper. Supporters: In dexter Sir Isaac Newton, in sinister an admiral of the British Navy, both proper.'' | File:Norfolk.jpg|<center>'''His Grace, the Duke of Norfolk'''<br>''Azure, a saltire Argent, in the fess point two keys in saltire Or, in elevated middle chief a book expanded of the second, in base an anchor of the third. Crest: a demi-lion rampant Or, langued Gules, holding in its sinister paw a sword in pale proper. Supporters: In dexter Sir Isaac Newton, in sinister an admiral of the British Navy, both proper.'' | ||