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'''Arms''': Vert in chief two Fleeces Argent each banded and ringed Or and in base on a Pile wavy reversed Argent The shield design includes two fleeces in reference to the woollen industry, and a pile wavy reversed argent charg

'''Arms''': Per chevron Gules and Or in chief two Fleeces and in base three Chevronels counterchanged on a Chief of the second a Bill ...are taken from the ancient Coat of Clare, Earls of Gloucester. The golden fleeces are indicative of the wool industry.

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The chevron symbolises the proximity to Mount Cook; the fleeces and plough refer to the agricultural character of the area. The ships refer

...rry wavy of the first and Vert on a Fesse of the last between in chief two Fleeces proper banded and ringed Or and in base a Lincoln Red Shorthorn Bull's Head

...t three Roses in fess Argent barbed and seeded proper between in chief two Fleeces Or and in base statant upon a representation of the Summit of Ingleborough Above the roses are two golden fleeces like that in the arms of Skipton,

...ew South Wales]], and the rams' heads (for the pastoral industry) echo the fleeces in those Arms, the bezant representing finance.

...from the crest of the Herberts, Earls of Powis and Montgomery. The golden fleeces hanging from their necks refer to the former woollen industry.

The 1892 arms of East London showed the wheat sheaves and fleeces in gold on a silver field. Heraldry does not permit the placing of gold cha