Napoleonic Polish-Lithuanian-Ruthenian Commonwealth (fictional)

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    quarterly  gules and gules  on a chief  azure a eagle
 natural reversed or  in first and fourth quarter a
 eagle displayed  argent armed langued beaked legged
 or crowned or in second quarter a knight mounted  argent caparisoned az  in third quarter a angel  argent
  over all quarters a french escutcheon  barry or and
 sa a crancelin vert lower lower lower
achievement mantling gules and ermine   crest a king
 of arms crown or higher
supporters a lion rampant reguardant  or armed langued
 gu higher and an angel arg motto "Pro Fide, Lege et Rege" higher
compartment a shelf yellow ochre higher

(Previously entry no. 3771)

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Notes

The cheif is charechtaristic of princes from Napoleons client states as portrayed in "Bradford Colour Series: Heraldry of the World" (1973)

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