Now having said that and looking it up I have found out that this system has now dropped out of use but in Scotland they use differently tinted bordures to distinguish between different family members. So Lion and Dragon's arms could look like this. Then again it seems that for the right amount of money anyone can register almost any type of 'arms' to themselves, as long as it hasn't already been registered to someone else. Whatever the rules are this is just a bit of fun and stress relief for myself so I can do whatever I like. In that light I present you with Dragons McTavish's coat of arms mark one.
On another note, Dragon is starting to smile. Although this isn't his first smile it is the best and only one we have captured on camera. Isn't he cute? (below Dragons McTavish's coat of arms mark one.)
On another note, Dragon is starting to smile. Although this isn't his first smile it is the best and only one we have captured on camera. Isn't he cute? (below Dragons McTavish's coat of arms mark one.)
-Wolf McT
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