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# Pedrick, J.G. : The arms used by Teignmouth. Genealogical Magazine 1(1897)364-367. | # Pedrick, J.G. : The arms used by Teignmouth. Genealogical Magazine 1(1897)364-367. | ||
# Pedrick, J.G. : The borough seal of Honiton. Genealogical Magazine 2(1898)18-22. | # Pedrick, J.G. : The borough seal of Honiton. Genealogical Magazine 2(1898)18-22. | ||
# [[File:uk-028.books.jpg|50 px]] Petchey, W.J. : Armorial bearings of the sovereigns of England. Bedford Square Press, London, 2nd edition, 1977, 32 p. ISBN 0-7199-0926-0. | |||
# Pine, N.J. : William Henry Goss the man who brought heraldry to the masses. Coat of Arms 191(2000)299-307. (on crested china) | # Pine, N.J. : William Henry Goss the man who brought heraldry to the masses. Coat of Arms 191(2000)299-307. (on crested china) | ||
# Pink, W.D. : The armorial bearings of Leigh Co. Lancaster. Genealogical Magazine 3(1900)522-531. | # Pink, W.D. : The armorial bearings of Leigh Co. Lancaster. Genealogical Magazine 3(1900)522-531. | ||