Or a lion rampant Gules surmounting a bendy wavy Azure charged of a bendlet wavy Argent in centre chief a ducal coronet of the Second.
Tuesday, 22 January 2019
First Public Lecture of 2019
On the 21st January the Lord Lyon gave his first public lecture of 2019 in the Royal Tay Yacht Club to the annual united meeting of the Dundee and area 41-Clubs on the topic of “Understanding Scots Heraldry."
The arms of the Royal Tay Yacht Club, founded 1885, were recorded in 1984. The blazon is:
Or a lion rampant Gules surmounting a bendy wavy Azure charged of a bendlet wavy Argent in centre chief a ducal coronet of the Second.
Or a lion rampant Gules surmounting a bendy wavy Azure charged of a bendlet wavy Argent in centre chief a ducal coronet of the Second.
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