Antiquarian Horological Society

	ANTIQUARIAN HOROLOGICAL SOCIETY Institutional Heraldry of the World: United Kingdom England

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English	Arms: Gules issuant in dexter base the arc of a Clock’s Gear Wheel Or the teeth engaging in sinister chief the teeth of a Pinion Argent. Crest: Issuant from a Clock’s Crown Wheel Or the arbor Argent a Sun in Splendour Or. Supporters: Dexter a Representation of Minerva proper vested with a gown Argent trimmed Or Crowned with a Diadem also Or holding aloft with the dexter hand and pendent therefrom a Mercury Pendulum proper and Sinister an Owl Argent beaked and legged Or crowned with a Crown rayonny and gorged with a Chain also Or pendent therefrom an Hourglass proper the whole on a Compartment consisting of a steel weighted Foliot also proper. Motto: Transit hora manent opera

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The arms were officially granted on September 26, 2023.

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