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Archaeologia Cantiana -  Vol. 57  1944  page 48

Two Coats of Arms from Kent in London by F. C. Elliston-Erwood, F.S.A. 

P. M. Johnston, F.S.A. Both these deductions are erroneous. The arms are those of the family of Tattershall and the date on the shield is probably half a

century after the erection of the building. Heraldically they may be described thus:



Measured Drawing of Tattersall Arms
¼ linear (with detail restored)

                                       (Sable) a Chevron (azure) between three Tigers statant
                                regardant coward (?) at a mirror on the ground (?) handled (?).
                         They are therefore another representation of those particular punning arms that were 
                         described by our member Mr. G. C. Druce, F.S.A., in Arch. Cant., XXVIII, p. 363ff.

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