Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p The crossed keys are taken from the Arms of Peterborough with which the grantee has a long connection. The embattling, andhence protection, reflects a career in the police force. The labradors and snowdrops are personal preferences. The stag was used as a device by a number of bodies associated with the County of Huntingdon and has been combined with a martlet as an allusion to the grantee's wife's maiden name of Martin. The design of this Crest was in some measure inspired by the flying horse and swallow which was the most celebrated exhibit at the 1973 exhibition at the Royal Academy on "The Genius of China".. }
Showing items 1 to 1 of
1
with 100 items per page.
- Geoffrey_Dear,_Baron_Dear symbolism "The crossed keys are taken from the Arms of Peterborough with which the grantee has a long connection. The embattling, andhence protection, reflects a career in the police force. The labradors and snowdrops are personal preferences. The stag was used as a device by a number of bodies associated with the County of Huntingdon and has been combined with a martlet as an allusion to the grantee's wife's maiden name of Martin. The design of this Crest was in some measure inspired by the flying horse and swallow which was the most celebrated exhibit at the 1973 exhibition at the Royal Academy on "The Genius of China".".