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for Royal Luncheon. Their majesties will occupy the central chairs, TOP CENTRE, at the high table, under shields bearing the coats of arms of universi(...)
for Royal Luncheon. Their majesties will occupy the central chairs, TOP CENTRE, at the high table, under shields bearing the coats of arms of universi(...)

for Royal Luncheon. Their majesties will occupy the central chairs, TOP CENTRE, at the high table, under shields bearing the coats of arms of universi(...)

Date5/8/1939
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Original Toronto Star caption: for Royal Luncheon. Their majesties will occupy the central chairs; TOP CENTRE; at the high table; under shields bearing the coats of arms of universities throughout the empire. Hart House waitresses; whose numbers will be augmented for the luncheon; are already excited at the prospect. [Incomplete]
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0115840F
Ready for their Majesties, On a raised dais in the legislative chamber at Queen's Park now stand the two chairs, specially upholstered and decorated f(...)
Ready for their Majesties, On a raised dais in the legislative chamber at Queen's Park now stand the two chairs, specially upholstered and decorated f(...)
5/10/1939
Provincial Parliament Buildings Charlottetown where then majesties were welcomed on behalf of the city and Province Chairs remained dinning ceremony
Provincial Parliament Buildings Charlottetown where then majesties were welcomed on behalf of the city and Province Chairs remained dinning ceremony
6/1/1939
Flags and Coats of Arms - Canada - New Flag and Coat of Arms
Flags and Coats of Arms - Canada - New Flag and Coat of Arms
2/14/1996
Animal care centre at the University of Toronto occupies a basement where it has more space than 10 large homes, and will soon contain operating theat(...)
Animal care centre at the University of Toronto occupies a basement where it has more space than 10 large homes, and will soon contain operating theat(...)
2/13/1969
She designs Heraldry: Dorothy Stone holds painting she did of three coats of arms she designed
She designs Heraldry: Dorothy Stone holds painting she did of three coats of arms she designed
7/26/1976
A catechism of heraldry : explaining the nature and use of arms and armoury, rules of blazoning and marshalling coats of armour, heraldic terms, &c
A catechism of heraldry : explaining the nature and use of arms and armoury, rules of blazoning and marshalling coats of armour, heraldic terms, &c
1836
Flags and Coats of Arms - Canada - Ontario - City of Toronto
Flags and Coats of Arms - Canada - Ontario - City of Toronto
8/26/1976
Flags and Coats of Arms - Canada - Ontario - City of Toronto
Flags and Coats of Arms - Canada - Ontario - City of Toronto
11/7/1974
Visual Symbol: The Rotunda of the Provinces' 12 pillars, each bearing a coat of arms, represent Canada's 10 provinces and two territories
Visual Symbol: The Rotunda of the Provinces' 12 pillars, each bearing a coat of arms, represent Canada's 10 provinces and two territories
2/10/1989
A display of heraldrie, manifesting a more easie access to the knowledge therof then hath hitherto been published by any, through the benefit of method, wherein it is now reduced by the study and industry of John Guillim...interlaced with much variety of history suitable to the severall occasions or subjects, the 4th ed, cor. and much enl. by the author himselfe in his life time, together with his own addition of explaining the tearms of hawking and hunting, for the use and delight of gentlemen, and now to this 4th ed. are added about three hundred new coats and bearings of eminent families, in their proper sections, never before inserted, as also a true register of the blazons of all the knights of the Garter, from the first installment to the last, and also of all the baronets from their first creation to the last
A display of heraldrie, manifesting a more easie access to the knowledge therof then hath hitherto been published by any, through the benefit of method, wherein it is now reduced by the study and industry of John Guillim...interlaced with much variety of history suitable to the severall occasions or subjects, the 4th ed, cor. and much enl. by the author himselfe in his life time, together with his own addition of explaining the tearms of hawking and hunting, for the use and delight of gentlemen, and now to this 4th ed. are added about three hundred new coats and bearings of eminent families, in their proper sections, never before inserted, as also a true register of the blazons of all the knights of the Garter, from the first installment to the last, and also of all the baronets from their first creation to the last
1660
Polish for the royal coat-of-arms, Centred on each of the two final cars on the royal train, those which will be occupied by the King and Queen themselves, is the royal coat-of-arms
Polish for the royal coat-of-arms, Centred on each of the two final cars on the royal train, those which will be occupied by the King and Queen themselves, is the royal coat-of-arms
5/5/1939
Robertson Davies was luncheon speaker
Robertson Davies was luncheon speaker
1/6/1977