At 17:43 23/05/99 -0500, you wrote:
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>> Niven -----
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>>You mention Prince Henry's Seal and Coat of Arms .
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>>Is there a picture on any web site of either ???
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>Look under History and then under Prince Henry in
> http://www.mids.org/sinclair/
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>Or, to go straight there:
> http://www.mids.org/sinclair/henry.html
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>Niven or someone will need to say whether what is there is Henry's
>seal or his arms. It's basically the same as what's in the Pohl book.
>
>>Thanks
>>
>>Joe Greigg
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>John Sinclair Quarterman <jsq@mids.org>
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The seal and the coat of arms are two different things. The coat-of-arms
is already shown
on your web page.
I will send a copy of Henry Sinclair's seal which I found at the
Riksarkivet in Copenhagen
The Chief Archivist was kind enough to arrange to have a mould made so that
I could have
a replica of the seal. This is now at the Sinclair Centre at Noss Head in
Caithness.
Henry's seal like his coat-of-arms is full of symbolism. It tells its own
story just as Henry's
coat-of-arms spells out its own message for those who have the eyes to
interpret its design.
Bill Buehler is the best qualified to explain this to us.
Niven
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