The Shield or Coat of Arms Quarterly first and fourth Azure a Bend of five Lozenges conjoined Or second and third per pale indented Or and Gules over all a Cross Ermine thereon a Mitre Proper The Crest On a Wreath Or and Azure Issuant from a Mural Crown Or charged with a Rose Gules charged with another Argent barbed and seeded proper a dexter Arm embowed the hand holding a Hammer all proper Mantled Azure doubled Or Supporters On a dexter side a Female Figure (representing Art) proper vested Argent wreathed round the temples with laurel Vert tied by a Riband Gules holding in the sinister hand resting on the Shield a Book bound also Gules and in the dexter a Painter's Palette Or with two Brushes proper and on the sinister side a Man habited as a Smith (representing Industry) holding in the dexter hand resting on the Shield a Cupel and in the sinister a Hammer resting on an Anvil all proper.

Badge A roundel per pale indented Argent and Sable within a Cogwheel Gules between each pair of Cogs a Bezant Motto FORWARD

Heraldic Terms in the Description   argent - silver or white azure - blue bend - a band crossing the shield diagonally from dexter chief to sinister base dexter - the right-hand side (of the wearer, i.e. the spectator's left) embowed - bent (like a bow) fess - a band drawn horizontally across the middle of the shield gules - red lozenge - a diamond (as on a playing card) mural - like a wall or - gold per pale - from top to bottom proper - in natural colours quarterly - by quarters of the shield in the following order:-   1st - Dexter chief (spectator's top left)   2nd - sinister chief (spectator's top right)   3rd -dexter base (spectator's bottom left)   4th -sinister base (spectator's bottom right) sinister - the left-hand side (of the wearer, ie. the spectator's right) vert - green