Public arms: Leicester; Leamington; Rawtenstall; Southend-on-Sea (engraving)

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Public arms: Leicester; Leamington; Rawtenstall; Southend-on-Sea (engraving)

6008959 Public arms: Leicester; Leamington; Rawtenstall; Southend-on-Sea (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Leicester; Leamington; Rawtenstall; Southend-on-Sea. Illustration for The Book of Public Arms, A Cyclopaedia, by Arthur Charles Fox-Davies and M E B Crookes (Jack, 1894).); © Look and Learn

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Armourial Authorised Bearings Devices Heraldic Heraldry Leamington Leicester Mark Marks Official Seal Seals Sign Signs Defensive Weapon Infantry Weapon Rawtenstall Southend On Sea

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This engraving, titled "Public arms: Leicester; Leamington; Rawtenstall; Southend-on-Sea" takes us on a journey through history. Created by the English School in the 19th century, this print showcases the official coats of arms for four distinct locations. The intricate details of each armorial bearing are beautifully depicted, revealing the rich heraldic traditions associated with these places. From Leicester to Leamington, Rawtenstall to Southend-on-Sea, these symbols represent not only their respective towns but also their unique histories and identities. As we delve into this image, we are transported back in time when seals and marks were used as authorized signs of authority. These devices served as a visual representation of power and prestige within each community. The inclusion of weaponry adds an intriguing layer to this artwork. It reminds us that throughout history, armaments have played a crucial role in defending territories and maintaining peace. The defensive weapons depicted here symbolize strength and protection. This engraving is part of "The Book of Public Arms" a comprehensive cyclopedia compiled by Arthur Charles Fox-Davies and M E B Crookes in 1894. Its publication aimed to preserve the historical significance behind these public emblems for generations to come. As we admire this print from Fine Art Finder's private collection, let it serve as a reminder that our present-day communities are built upon centuries-old foundations steeped in tradition and symbolism.

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