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The Lion Rampant
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Our Lion Rampant measures approx 10''x12'' and is delivered ready for wall hanging. Available in Jacobean oak resin finish, cold cast bronze or silver - £35 plus postage . For USD, Euro etc, click currency converter
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In the days when flags and banners were important to identify opposing elements in battle, King William I 'The Lion'( 1143 to 1214), adopted a heraldic device showing a rampant lion, the king of beasts, rearing up with three paws stretched out. This became the royal coat of arms in Scotland. The lion was also incorporated into the Great Seal of Scotland which was placed on all official documents.
When the royal coat of arms was being designed, the lion rampant was incorprated, with the Latin motto "Nemo me impune lacessit" meaning "No one attacks me with impunity". In Scots, that became "Wha daur meddle wi' me?"
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Scottish Gift Shop by Andrews Carvings
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King George V signed a Royal Warrant in 1934 allowing the use of the Rampant Lion flag as "a mark of loyalty"
because of the forthcoming Jubilee celebrations. The Lord Lyon officially now takes the view that this
permission "related to decorative ebullition", that is, it is permissable to wave the flag,however not allowable to fly the flag without permission, on a flag-pole or from a building. It is used alongside the Saltire, as our 'other' flag as a symbol of Scottish pride, in particular at sporting events, all over the world. Scotland has not had its own monarchy since the Act of Union with England in 1707.
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The arms of Robert the Bruce, King of Scots
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copyright of Linda Howe, Andrew's Carvings and Quality Heritage Gifts 2004-2007
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Design right is not a monopoly right but a right to prevent deliberate copying, and lasts until 10 years after first marketing articles made to the design, subject to an overall limit of 15 years from creation of the design.
If our designs are copied in any way you can rest assured we will fully prosecute with the aid of Trading Standards and HM Customs & Excise...
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