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A Foxhunt in Hertfordshire. Sampson Hanbury was the first Master of Foxhunds 1801-1832, but held no Grant of Arms. Other Hanbury Arms showed a Battleaxe. The | A Foxhunt in Hertfordshire. Sampson Hanbury was the first Master of Foxhunds 1801-1832, but held no Grant of Arms. Other Hanbury Arms showed a Battleaxe. The badge was approved in 1941. | ||
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HMS PUCKERIDGE, ROYAL NAVY
| English | Red; a hunting horn gold and a battleaxe in saltire white interlaced with a horseshoe reversed also gold. |
Origin/meaning
A Foxhunt in Hertfordshire. Sampson Hanbury was the first Master of Foxhunds 1801-1832, but held no Grant of Arms. Other Hanbury Arms showed a Battleaxe. The badge was approved in 1941.
Literature: Image from ebay.com. Information from Admiralty Badges Encyclopaedia by T.P. Stopford.