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'''Crest''' : On a Wreath Or and Gules, a Dragon's Head erased Sable between two Fleurs-de-lys Or.<br> '''Supporters''' : On the dexter side a Dragon Gules winged Argent, and on the sinister side a Kangaroo proper.<br>

|White a fess wavy green two dragon's wings red and white. ...s from the County Arms have been made wavy. The Wings allude to the Dragon Supporters of the County Arms. See [[Carnarvonshire]]. The badge was approved in 1953.

'''Supporters''': On the dexter side a lion and on the sinister side a dragon argent. <br> ...n the crest is obvious. The supporters represent England (lion) and Wales (dragon).

...ms''' : Quarterly indented Or and Gules in the first and fourth quarters a Dragon rampant and in the second and third quarters a Lion rampant all counterchan '''Supporters''' : On the dexter side a Dragon Gules gorged with a Collar flory counterflory attached thereto a Chain refl

'''Crest''' : Out of a Mural Crown Or a Dragon wings elevated Sable holding in the dexter claw a Pick Or and collared Arge '''Supporters''' : On the dexter side a Stag and on the sinister side a Ram both proper e

'''Arms''': Per fess dancetty enhanced, Argent and Azure, in base a dragon passant, wings elevated, Or; a chief dancetty enhanced, the peaks em '''Supporters''': Two crowned cranes proper.<br>

...d Dragon frequently as one of the supporters to the Royal Arms. Further, a Dragon is a singularly offensive beast and so symbolises one of the characteristic The supporters stand upon a compartment comprising, from left to right, snow, grass and sa

...ee Bars gemel Gules between in chief two Fleurs-de-Lys Azure and in base a Dragon passant of the second.<br> '''Supporters''' : either side a Unicorn Argent armed crined and unguled Or gorged with a

...n with Fishtail is from the arms of Great Yarmouth, and also is one of the Supporters of the Norfolk Arms.

'''Crest''': On a wreath of the colours, A dragon passant gules holding in the dexter claw a parchment roll proper tied with '''Supporters''': On either side a dragon gules, each gorged with a collar and suspended therefrom by a chain Or a cl

'''Crest''': On a wreath of the colours, issuant from a mural crown proper, a dragon's wing gules bezantee. <br> '''Supporters''': On the dexter side a dragon and on the sinister side a griffin argent, each collared and with chain ref

'''Crest''': On a wreath of the colours, A dragon's head argent gorged with a chain gules, pendent therefrom a bezant charged '''Supporters''': On either side a lion guardant Or crowned with a crown vallary and gorg

...ed Argent a Mount Vert thereon in front of an Oak Tree proper fructed Or a Dragon passant Gules resting the dexter forefoot on a Lozenge Sable fimbriated Or. ...forefoot a Staff erect Or flying therefrom a forked Pennon Vert the dexter dragon charged on the shoulder with the Astronomical Symbol for Mars and the sinis

'''Crest''' : On a Wreath of the Colours a Dragon Gules preying on a Boar passant Argent.<br> '''Supporters''' : On either side a Ram reguardant Sable armed Or.<br>

...ed Argent a Mount Vert thereon in front of an Oak Tree proper fructed Or a Dragon passant Gules resting the dexter forefoot on a Lozenge Sable fimbriated Or. ...forefoot a Staff erect Or flying therefrom a forked Pennon Vert the dexter dragon charged on the shoulder with the Astronomical Symbol for Mars and the sinis

...er side a lion Or and on the sinister side a wolf argent, each winged with dragon's wings elevated and addorsed gules. <br>

...a Greyhound Or gorged with a Mural Crown Gules and on the sinister side a Dragon Gules gorged with a like Crown Or pendent from each by a Chain Gold an Escu The greyhound and dragon are the supporters of the Tudors, duly differenced, in allusion to the town's charter from Hen

...' : On the dexter side a Winged Sea Lion Or and on the sinister side a Sea Dragon Gules the nether parts of both proper finned Gold.<br> The arms were officially granted on April 17, 1929, supporters granted May 7, 1958

...er side a lion gules, in the mouth an arrow proper; on the sinister side a dragon gules, in the mouth an anchor Or.<br> ...d dragon. The lion is from the arms of Sir James Timmins Chance, while the dragon is intended to represent the ancient Britons, founders of the "old burh" or

'''Crest''' : On a wreath of the colours, Issuant from flames proper a demi dragon, wings elevated and addorsed, gules, supporting a staff Or, flying therefro '''Supporters''' : On the dexter side a miner supporting with his dexter hand a pick, an

'''Supporters :''' On the dexter side an Eagle, wings elevated and addorsed sable, langue .... The present arms are identical to the old arms, with the addition of the supporters, and were granted on February 10, 1959.

The arms were officially granted in January 2013, supporters were granted in 2014. ...rn) is representative of the careful acquisitiveness of the collector. The dragon (a symbol of the City of London) cradles a pot of excavated Roman gold. Dra

...r Argent charged with a Cross pommée Gules and on the sinister side a like Dragon Or gorged with a Mural Crown Gules and supporting a Staff Or flying therefr ...the Council Offices. Here the dragons' wings are folded like those of the dragon in this panel, dated 1589. The mural crowns are appropriate to a borough, a

'''Crest''' : On a Wreath of the Colours in front of a demi Dragon Gules holding a Beehive Or four Fleur-de-Lys Or.<br> '''Supporters''' : On either side a Griffin holding aloft in the interior forefoot a Cres

...ble part the late Max Millar played in the foundation of the Guild and the Dragon holds a particular kind of early bronze oil lamp given to the Company. The supporters are a male Griffin and a Panther. The former, from the earliest days of it

'''Supporters''' : On either side a Sea Dragon Gules tails Vert gorged with a Collar indented pendant therefrom a Celtic C ...onsists of the Welsh dragon, while the lower part is a fish's tall (a sead-dragon). This, once again, identifies the district as a Welsh district of marine a

...zure and on the sinister upon the centre of three Limestone Steps proper a Dragon Or winged Gules holding in the dexter forefoot a six-bladed Mechanical Fan ...s have been used since 1739, but were only officially granted in 1991. The supporters were granted on April 19, 2009.

'''Crest''': On a wreath of the colours, A dragon rampant gules holding in the dexter fore claw a torch erect Or enflamed pro '''Supporters''': On either side an owl proper charged on the shoulder with an ogress, th

...her red (credit and debit) with a white dragon rampant (the City of London Dragon) as the principal charge, within an orle (circle) of bezants (gold coins th The Supporters are Griffins, the “guardians of treasure” and to make them unique, each

'''Supporters''' : Dexter a horse Or supporting a lance Gules, sinister a dragon Or its breast transfixed by a lance palewise Gules standing on a grassy mou ...horse, dragon, and lances allude to the legend of St. George, who killed a dragon with a lance while mounted on a horse.

...''': On the dexter side a lion Or collared vair and on the sinister side a dragon argent charged on the wings with a cross gules; both langued of the last ar The Swords and dragon supporter alludes to the arms of London. The Rose is a symbol of Lancashire

'''Supporters''' : On either side a Sea Lion Or supporting with the exterior leg an Ostri ...le to burst the dragon open and emerge unhurt. Her symbol is, therefore, a dragon's had pierced by a cross.

...ymbolises protection from financial loss, and is placed between the City's dragon's wings again chequered in silver and red. ...f England and the Dragon of Wales. The Lion bears the City's sword and the Dragon bears a key, an emblem of security signifying sage and sound methods of pro

'''Supporters''' : <br> ...yn's arms, and symbolises the long history of Christianity in the area.The supporters are taken from Islwyn's arms where they were coloured black for the Morgan

'''Crest''': On a Wreath of the Colours an Ancient Ship at the prow a Dragon's Head Sable four Oars in action and as many Shields Or resting against the ...llets Or in the beak a Sprig of Lavender proper and on the sinister side a Dragon Sable wings elevated and addorsed Argent the underside of the wings charged

'''Supporters''' : On the dexter side a Dragon and on the sinister side a winged Lion both Gules and each supporting a Tri ...les. The lion's wings are for the airfields at Rhoose and St. Athans. Both supporters hold a golden trident, to show that the county contains important seaports

'''Supporters''' : To the dexter a Dragon and to the sinister an Irish Wolfhound both Azure and gorged with a Mural C The area's historic links to London are depicted through a dragon, which is balanced with the inclusion of an Irish Wolfhound.

'''Supporters''': On either side a Dragon Gules charged on the shoulder with a Rose Or barbed and seeded proper suppo The supporters are the red dragon of Wales, each charged with a golden

'''Crest''': On a Wreath of the Colours upon a rocky Mount proper a Dragon passant Gules breathing flames collared with a Ring of Steel and supporting '''Supporters''': On either side a Dragon Gules breathing Flames collared with a Ring of Steel and supporting with th

...a Circlet of four Fleurs-de-Lys and as many Mullets alternately Or a demi Dragon Gules supporting a representation of the Caerwys Eisteddfod Harp Argent.<br '''Supporters''': On either side a Dragon Gules gorged with a Garland of Roses Or barbed and seeded proper and holdin

'''Arms''' : Per chevron Gules and Or a Dragon rampant counterchanged a Chief wavy barry wavy of six Azure and Argent.<br> '''Supporters''' : On either side a Sea Stag proper gorged with an ancient Crown of Fleur

Parted per pale Azure and Gules: in the dexter a dragon galley Or, sails furled Argent, and in the sinister a lion rampant imperial ...below the Shield, with this Motto "Boreas Domus Mare Amicus", are set for Supporters, dexter, a udaller habited of the fifteenth century, and sinister, a unicor

'''Crest''' : On a Wreath of the Colours issuant from Flames proper a demi Dragon Gules supporting a Staff Argent from which flies a Banner Gules three Chevr '''Supporters''' : Dexter a Factory Worker habited and holding in the exterior hand a Spa

'''Crest''' : On a Wreath Or and Gules a demi Dragon Gules gorged with a Steel Collar pendent therefrom a Steel Chain proper hol '''Supporters''' : On the dexter a Dragon Gules gorged with a Mural Crown Or attached thereto a Steel Chain reflexed

...Or, in chief on a rock proper a castle triple-towered gold, and in base a dragon couchant, wings lifted and addorsed, gules. <br> '''Supporters''': On either side a cockatrice argent, combed wattled and armed gules, eac

'''Supporters''' : <br> ...the Royal Castle at Wallingford to the Royal Flight at Benson. Each of the supporters holds a beech branch for the Chiltern villages and stands on a grassy mound

...ng the exterior paw on a Cross Potent fitchy Or and on the sinister side a Dragon rampant Gules armed and langued Azure resting his exterior claw on a Cross The supporters refer to England (the lion) and Wales (the dragon). Each supports a cross potent fitchy. The cross is taken from the attribut

'''Crest''': On a Wreath of the Colours a Dragon's sinister Wing Argent charged on the underside with a Cross throughout Gul '''Supporters''': On either side a Dragon Argent charged on the undersides of the wings with a Cross throughout Gules

'''Arms''' : Or a Dragon rampant Gules holding in the claws a Mace erect Azure.<br> '''Supporters''' : On the dexter side a Stag Gules attired unguled and gorged with a Saxo

'''Supporters:''' On either side a sea dragon argent, each charged on the wing with a cross gules and wreathed about the The dragons with red crosses on the wings are derived from the supporters of the City of London. These have been difference by adding fish-tails for

...rig derived from the armorial bearings of The Society of Coal Factors. The Dragon emerges from a ‘Crown Rayonne’, a crown or coronet the finials of which The supporters have a carboniferous quality in that they are depicted sable, black, the co

'''Arms''' : Argent on a Mount Vert a Dragon rampant Gules supporting in front of a Leek issuing from the Mount a Flag S ...the Crown proper an Escutcheon per fess Argent and Vert and thereon a Red Dragon passant pendent by a Golden Chain from the neck of each supporter.<br>

Shield: Or, billetty Gules, on a pile Sable a dragon urinant of the first detailed Vert breathing flames to the base Proper.<br> Supporters: United States Navy Sword Proper snd a trident saltirewise Or.<br>

'''Supporters''' : Upon a Mount Vert on either side a Wyvern Gules armed and langued Azur City and a mural crown and supporters added.

'''Crest''' : On a Wreath of the Colours in front of a demi Dragon Gules holding between the fore paws of a Rose Gules barbed and seeded prope '''Supporters''' : Dexter an Osprey wings elevated gorged with a Steel Chain of square li

'''Crest''': Out of a Mural Crown Sable a demi-Dragon Gules gorged with a Riband pendant therefrom an Escutcheon Or charged with '''Supporters''': On either side a Sea-Dragon Sable the tail proper gorged with a Collar checky Argent and Azure.<br>

'''Supporters''' : Upon a compartment of rock proper, on either side a dragon gules supporting an abbot's crozier and charged on the wing with five mulle The supporters are Welsh dragons, hoding a croseir for the many (former) abbeys in the are

'''Supporters''': On the dexter side a dragon gules gorged with two bars dancetty Or. On the sinister side a lion Or gorg

'''Supporters''' : On either side a Sea Dragon per fesse Gules and proper.<br> The supporters are sea-dragons: Welsh red dragons terminating in a fishtail. They were int

Supporters: Red dragon (London) and White Horse of [[Kent]] (resting a foot on another railway whe

...e dexter side an eagle [wings inverted] Or, and on the sinister side a sea dragon gules [the whole on a compartment per pale grass and water]. <br>

...s''': On the dexter side a lion guardant gules, and on the sinister side a dragon azure, both billety Or. <br>

'''Supporters''': On either side a Dragon Argent murally crowned and charged with seven Gouttes Sable breathing Flame ...the old smelting industries of the Borough. The seven drops of oil on each dragon represent the oil industry once more and also the fourteen Communities whic

'''Supporters''': On either side a dragon argent charged on the shoulder with a fetterlock gules. <br>

'''Supporters''': On the dexter side a dragon; and on the sinister side an emu holding in the beak a horseshoe, all Or. <

'''Supporters''': Dexter on a steep Mount Vert a Chinese Dragon Or and Sinister on a like Mount a Lion also Or each gorged with a Collar of The arms were officially granted in 1913, the crest and supporters were granted in 1984.

'''Crest''' : On a Wreath Or and Gules a demi Dragon Gules gorged with a Steel Collar pendent therefrom a Steel Chain proper hol '''Supporters''' : On the dexter a Dragon Gules gorged with a Mural Crown Or attached thereto a Steel Chain reflexed

'''Supporters''' : On either side a Lion rampant Or holding in the interior paw a Pickaxe The golden cockatrice - an heraldic monster, half bird and half dragon- is taken from the arms of the Langley family, who held lands in Pendlebury

'''Supporters:''' On the dexter a Dragon wings elevated and addorsed Argent holding in the dexter foreclaws an Abacu The supporter on the left is a dragon representing the City of London. In one claw it holds an abacus to acknowle

...ural Crown Sable charged with five [three visible] Ears of Wheat Or a demi Dragon Gules charged on the sholuder with a Cogwheel and holding in the foreclaws '''Supporters''': On either side a Dragon Gules charged on the shoulder with a Daffodil Flower Or and standing on a L

'''Supporters''': On either side a dragon guardant azure, armed, langued and the underpart of the wings Or, resting t

...''': On the dexter side a lion guardant and on the sinister side a Chinese dragon, all proper. <br>

...n the dexter side a lion supporting a staff Or, and on the sinister side a dragon gules supporting a spade Or.<br>

astride and with his spear slaying a Dragon couchant reguardant Vert. <br> '''Supporters''': On the dexter side a Lion guardant the body Gules armed Or semy of rose

'''Crest''': On a Wreath of the Colours issuant from Flames proper a demi Dragon Gules holding in the dexter claw a Bolt of Lightning Or.<br> '''Supporters''': Dexter a Laboratory Technician habited and holding in the exterior hand

...e dexter side a lion guardant Or, winged gules, and on the sinister side a dragon gules, winged Or. <br>

'''Supporters:''' On the dexter side a dragon gules; and on the sinister side an eagle, wings addorsed, Or; each support

The supporters take the form of an adaption of the Warsash Dragon, the original heraldic badge for our Warsash Maritime School which has been

...aws on an antique shield charged with the figure of St. George slaying the dragon proper. <br> '''Supporters''': On the dexter side a figure representing Aesculapius proper habited in

...nt pennant Or on the prow and stern a Fountain playing outwards Azure. The Supporters are Upon a Compartment Vert on the dexter a Bull armed and gorged with a Sa

...rior paw a representation of the Royal Crown proper and sinister a Chinese dragon Argent armed and langued Gules holding in the interior talons an anchor Or< '''Supporters''' : Rising out of a mural crown Azure masoned Argent three maple leaves co

'''Supporters:''' On the dexter a Dragon Azure armed langued winged and gorged with a plain Collar attached thereto

...er side a sea horse (Hippocampus) azure and on the sinister side a Chinese Dragon azure tufted gules. <br>

...urs between two Sprigs of the Genista Plant Or a Mural Crown thereon a Sea Dragon sejant Gules the tail proper resting the dexter foot on a closed Book Sable '''Supporters''': On either side an Eagle wings expanded and addorsed Or gorged with a Mu

'''Supporters''': On the dexter side a dragon and on the sinister side a griffin Or, the dexter gorged with a collar gule

'''Crest''': Out of an Antique Crown Or a demi-Dragon Gules supporting a garb Gold; Mantled Gules doubled Or.<br> '''Supporters''': On the dexter side a Bull Argent gorged with a Wreath of Seaweed proper

'''Supporters''' : Dexter a Dragon wings elevated and addorsed Argent gorged with a Wreath of Laurel proper si ...mily's white horse supporters. The blue lion with gold wings is one of the supporters of the arms of the Wyndhams of Egremont; without its wings the lion also ha

...ndent from the collar a ''Panassus'' flower Or; and on the sinister side a dragon gules, collared and pendent from the collar a fleur-de-lys Or. <br>

...urs a representation of the Brecon Beacons proper issuant therefrom a demi Dragon Gules holding between the claws a Mantle of Estate Gules doubled Ermine.<br ...rms, below the shield. The red dragon is for Wales, and is one of Brecon's supporters. It holds in the fore-claws ancient device of Brecon, this is the mediaeval

'''Crest''': On a wreath of the colours, A dragon passant gules supporting with the dexter paw a lance Or, flying therefrom a '''Supporters''': On the dexter side a figure representing St. David vested in ecclesiast

...th a collar gules charged with [three] bezants, and on the sinister side a dragon gold, winged argent, the underside of the wing charged with a cross gules.

'''Supporters''': On either side a dragon argent, armed Or, winged vert, the underside of the wings bezanty, about th

'''Supporters''' : On the dexter side a Dragon reguardant Gules with a Collar of Fleurs-de-Lys Or resting its sinister paw The supporters each rest on a Fireman's Axe and are depicted as reguardant to symbolise th

...suant therefrom two Roses Argent barbed seeded stalked and leaved proper a Dragon passant Gules holding aloft in the dexter forefoot a Roll of Parchment erec '''Supporters''' : On either side a Lion reguardant celestially crowned Or and charged on

'''Supporters:''' On the dexter side a Dragon sejant Argent winged Or and on the Sinister side a Griffin sejant Argent be

'''Supporters''': On the dexter side a Dragon and on the sinister side a Horse both Argent.<br> The supporters are a white dragon and a white horse. The dragon comes from the arms of the [[London|City of London]] and signifies that Bro

...rting with the dexter claw a Plough Share proper and on the sinister a Sea Dragon per fess Gules and Vert supporting with the sinister claw a Piece of Slate

...of four Fleurs-de-Lis set upon a Rim also Gules and on the sinister side a Dragon of the last grasping with the in­terior claw a Leek also proper and gorged ...nty as faithful to both England and Wales, and the lion of England and the dragon of Wales, each holding its country's national emblem, illustrate this doubl

'''Supporters :''' To the dexter a dragon gules holding in the dexter fore-claws a sickle Or and to the sinister a gr The Welsh dragon on the left carries a sickle to represent farming interests. The Griffin, a

...d collared with a Chain flexed over the back Or and on the sinister side a Dragon also Gules the whole upon a Compartment composed of a section of the Roman ...Naworth, a legendary beast from the Cumberland arms. On the right is a red dragon - a reference to the red Dragons of Appleby the ancient county town of West

...sghown below was granted in 1778 with as supporters St. Margareth with the dragon and St. Andrew with the cross.

...y Argent and Sable, the alternate party lines being engrailed and plain, a dragon ship Or, the sail charged with a raven Proper, oars in action Or, flag and ...elow the Shield, with this Motto "Með Lögum Skal Land Byggja", are set for Supporters dexter, a Shetland pony Proper, and sinister, a unicorn Argent, armed, mane

...arged on the shoulder with a Fleur-de-Lys Gules and on the sinister side a Dragon Gules gorged with a Collar and charged on the shoulder with a Fleur-de-Lys The lion and the dragon refer to the County's dual heritage; the northern part being predominantly

The golden dragon with the cross is taken from the family arms of István Bocskai, Prince of The supporters also symbolize the heroism and heroism of the Hajdú and represent the anci

...a punning allusion to the name Hama to identify further the fact that the supporters represent Havant. ...permitted to include in his own armorial bearings a crest depicting a demi-dragon holding the same standard. It is this French eagle taken from this standard

...s a military fortress. The supporters are the British lion and the Chinese dragon.

'''Crest''' : On a Wreath Argent and Sable in front of a Crosier erect Or a Dragon passant Gules resting the dexter forefoot on a Garb or.<br> '''Supporters''' : On the dexter side a Boar Gules armed Or langued Azure charged on the

...ste and Azure, a chevron Or fimbriated Argent between in chief an oriental dragon Proper and in base five mullets of the fourth in the configuration of the S Supporters: Two lightning flashes saltirewise Gules edged Or.

...ntain Teide is dominating the landscape of Icod by its mere existence. The dragon-tree is an image of the 1000-years-tree of that kind within the village. Th The supporters are the Guanche-chiefs of Icod, Daute, Adeje and Abona, who met here, in or

'''Supporters''': Two dragons Azure armed and with their undersides Or, each holding a la ...nt the Centre d’activités du Collège Sainte-Anne, the mascot of which is a dragon. The lanterns symbolize the Lachine lighthouse. A symbol of light and an in

'''Supporters''' : On either side a Sea Wyvern Argent winged and gorged with a Saxon Crow ...maritime associations. They are gorged with Saxon Crowns as are the dragon supporters in the arms of the [[Dorset|Dorset County Council]]. The Ostrich feather qu

...reon an open Book proper bound Gules edged Gold and on the sinister side a Dragon Gules wings elevated and addorsed the underwing charged with a Bezant there ...nced by a green and white rounded charged on the wing by an open book. The Dragon of Wales needs no explanation, and is here differenced by a rounded charged

...: On the dexter a Lion holding a Sword erect proper and on the sinister a Dragon supporting an Oar Argent upon a Compartment per pale a grassy Mound proper ...tations of 1563 and 1623. Arms confirmed and Crest granted 19th June 1948. Supporters granted in 1976.

...plet of Oak Leaves fructed Gules from Flames Argent a Phoenix Gules having dragon's wings displayed Sable gutty Argent. Mantling: Azure doubled Or.<br '''Supporters''': dexter a Lion Gules crowned with a Crown Rayonny and gorged with a Coll

'''Supporters''' : On either side a Dragon wings elevated and addorsed Or gorged with a Saxon Crown Gules.<br> ...signia of the Dorset Regiment and the Society of Dorset Men and the golden dragon of Wessex or Wyvern represented the ancient kingdom of Wessex.

'''Supporters''': On either side a lion guardant argent, ducally gorged Or. <br> File:rougedragon.png|[[Rouge Dragon Pursuivant]]

'''Supporters''' : On the dexter side a Dragon Gules the undersides of the wings charged with a Cross Or thereon five Cinq The red dragon represents Wales and the gold cross and cinquefoils (not shown in image) on

'''Supporters''' : On the dexter side a Lion Azure and on the sinister side a Lion Argent tower indicating Skipton Castle is the red wyvern, or two-legged dragon of

...sed a design and offered, quite free of charge, a patent for shield, crest supporters and motto. ...he supporters being a Druid and a Saxon, and St George and the dragon, the supporters being sphinxes etc. A few of the designs were even more fanciful and includ

'''Supporters''' : On each side a dragon proper resting the interior hind paw on an apple, slipped and leaved Or.<br

'''Supporters''': On a grassy mount Vert semy to the dexter of roses Gules barbed and see the crown. The crest shows the red dragon of Wales, as in Goderich many people have Welsh ancestry. The roses and thi

...Gules with a Banner Vert charged with a Balance Or on the sinister side a Dragon Azure supporting a Staff Vert with a Banner Gules charged with three Lilies The sinister supporter is a blue dragon - two of these supported the

...nt a Castle of two degrees and four towers proper issuant therefrom a demi Dragon Gules supporting a Staff proper flying therefrom a forked Pennon per fess A '''Supporters''': On the dexter side a Wyvern Gules gorged with a Collar paly of eight Ar

'''Supporters''': On the dexter side a Dragon reguardant Gules supporting a Staff Or flying therefrom a Pennon Sable char The dexter supporter is the red dragon of Wales, supporting a pennon charged with a wheatsheaf signifying the impo

Historically China also did not use heraldic arms. Until 1913 the Imperial Dragon was used as the official national symbol. ...e phoenix a female yin. Therefore, the emperor was often identified as the dragon, while the empress was the phoenix.

'''Supporters''' : On the dexter a Dragon Gules charged on the shoulder with a Bezant thereon a Miner's Lamp and hold The red dragon signifies nationality and is charged with a miner's lamp to mark the area's

...ragons represent the red dragon of Wales with the keys held by the Crest's dragon representing the keys to the diocese of St Asaph. Each of the supporters is holding a castle which represents the line of castles running North to S

...w the Shield this Motto "Prudentia et Candore", the said Shield having for Supporters two dragons, wings elevated, their tails nowed together underneath Vert. ...r the Shield this Motto "Prudentia et Candore", the said Shield having for Supporters two dragons, wings elevated, their tails nowed together underneath, Vert.

...a tiger respectant rampant and in base dexter a jaguar sinister a Chinese dragon rampant respectant all Or, in centre chief an open book Argent bound and ch '''Supporters''' : On a grassy mound Vert set with Douglas fir cones Or rising above barr

* [[Heraldic Glossary - Part 26 : Supporters|Part 26 : Supporters]] ...gons of any type]]<br>[[:Category:Sea dragons|Sea dragons]]<br>[[:Category:Dragon heads|Dragons heads]]

'''Supporters''': On the dexter side a sea unicorn argent, the foreparts gules, armed, be ...e Salamander is a fairly common charge in heraldry and is often shown as a dragon in flames of fire. In this case it is displayed without wings and follows t

...side a Lion Gules gorged with a Mural Crown or, and on the sinister side a Dragon Gules gorged with a Mural Crown Or<br> ...The lion supporter is again derived from the de Braos arms, while the red dragon shows that the city is in Wales.

...a symbol in the 13^th century. The city still sometimes uses the dragon as a supporter.

'''Supporters''' : On the dexter a Lion crowned with a Crest Coronet Or on the sinister a Elizabeth II granted supporters during a visit to the town. In the 1974

'''Supporters''': On either side a Dragon Azure gorged with a Saxon Crown Or and charged on the shoulder with two Sea

...porters. The dragon occurred in the former West Glamorgan Crest and in the supporters of the former Neath and former Lliw Valley Crests. They hold cords of the l

...er with a pick and shovel in saltire, shafts downwards, Argent; sinister a dragon Or, armed and langued Gules, collared Sable, charged on the shoulder with a

'''Supporters''' : On either side a dragon per fesse argent and gules charged on the wing with a sword erect of the la

...ar, the new arms are shown, with two griffins as supporters. These are the supporters of the Habsburg family, who were Emperors of the Holy Roman Empire. The mot The dragon crest is probably derived from the arms of the Kingdom of Aragon, which als

...y chosen as a canting symbol. A basilisk is a combination of a lizard with dragon wings, a rooster's head and an eagle's bill. ...sup>th</sup> century. In the meanwhile also savages were sometimes used as supporters.

...st coast in the present day Vopnafjör&eth;ur. There he encounters a fierce dragon, that forces him to sail away. In his second attempt, in the north of the c ...from the symbols of the four Evangelists, Luke (bull), Marc (lion, became dragon), John (eagle) and Matthew (man became giant), which have been adopted/chan

...representing enlightenment and learning. The right-hand supporter is a red dragon with its wings expanded, representing evil, disease and death. The pair rep

'''Supporters''' : On the dexter side a Lincolnshire Red Shorthorn Bull and on the sinist ...es where common to the arms of both the Gainsborough UDC and RDC. Like the dragon ship in the latter's crest, the vessel refers to the Scandinavian incursion

* [[Heraldic Glossary - Part 26 : Supporters|Part 26 : Supporters]] ...r>*[[:Category:Boar heads|Boar heads]]<br>*[[:Category:Boar supporter|Boar supporters]]