P. G. de Gore by Georg Otto (1907)

Colored heraldic coat of arms with a black eagle, gold crown, shield with red key and sword, and caption P. G. de Gore.

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A colored heraldic coat of arms shows a black eagle with a gold star on its breast perched above a gold crown and scrolling foliate mantling. The shield below is divided diagonally into grey and blue fields, with a red key on one side, a sword on the other, and three gold stars. The caption beneath reads P. G. de Gore (Gorie-Leoa), and the work is a print by Georg Otto dated 1907.

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