Coat of arms of Pruen

The blazon

per pale, gu. and az. on a fesse ar. betw. three eagles, displayed, erminois, as many crosses, pattee, sa. — Crest, a demi eagle, displayed, sa. charged on the breast with a fesse ar. thereon three crosses, pattee, gu. in the beak a sprig of olive ppr. [Borne (quarterly with Elborough, viz. erminois, on a fesse, couped, vert, betw. two talbots, passant, in pale, sa. a rose ar. barbed and seeded ppr.) by Richard- Ashmead Pruen, of Cheltenham, Esq. 1826.] See Plate of Arms.

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