Listed on the LoAR as a new registration, this was actually a blazon correction from the original August 1979 registration, Azure, a fox passant argent grasping in its dexter forepaw a hunting horn, bell to sinister, and a chief embattled Or. The emblazon did not change, and the hunting horn is clearly held in the sinister forepaw, not dexter. When this was done, the O&A labeled the previous device blazon as being retained as a badge. This erroneous badge is released.
Appearing on the October 1986 LoAR as Per pale vert and Or, two unicornate pegasi rampant addorsed and an escallop within a bordure engrailed, all counterchanged, the blazon did not specify that the escallop is inverted.
Appearing on the November 1987 LoAR as Per pale and chevronelly inverted sable and argent, a pink flamingo volant proper, wings addorsed proper, the first proper should not have been included in the blazon.
Appearing on the April 1994 with the blazon Azure, a armored foi in chevron issuant from the flanks, on a chief embattled argent three roses proper, we are correcting the article to an armored.
Appearing on the August 1996 with the note "This was registered to the submitter 6/95." This should have appeared under returns rather than acceptances. The device, registered in June 1995, remains registered under the blazon Or, a hunting horn reversed gules stringed azure and on a chief checky argent and gules a label of four points azure. The emblazons from June 1995 and August 1996 are identical.
Appearing on the October 2008 LoAR as Azure, a lighting bolt bendwise Or between an aeolus and a raven rising contourny argent, we are correcting the spelling of lightning.
Reblazoned in March 2010 as Purpure, a increscent and on a chief argent a mullet between a pair of drinking horns argent, the tertiary charges are vert, not argent. We are also correcting the article to an increscent.
Created at 2025-04-28T20:57:56