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Identification note: One shield shows the emblems of Henry and Catherine (the Tudor rose and the pomegranate) and on the other the motto "Fiat voluntas Dei" is shown on a label. These shields are therefore not strictly heraldric. VN 20.8.2002

Identification note: catalogue card has "The arms are those of King Henry VIII/Catherine of Aragon, and [blank] On the back is Salisbury 1995.1334" on the back

Summary: pencil drawing, Salisbury Cathedral, Two armorial shields, Aug 3 1893, by G H Kitchin

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