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The Robert McCausland Stained Glass Company Limited
Toronto, Ontario
Grant of Arms, Supporters and Flag
December 15, 1992
Vol. II, p. 209
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Blazon
Arms
Paly of three per fesse ogivy Or and Purpure counterchanged in centre chief a sun in splendour Or between five Don Carlos lead knives all counterchanged;
Crest
Issuing from an Ontario coronet namely a gold rim set with jewels Gules Vert Purpure and Azure and heightened with maple leaves alternately Azure and Gules with trillium flowers interposed proper a demi lion Or armed langued and holding in its dexter paw a paint brush Gules and in its sinister paw a crucible Sable flamed Gules;
Supporters
On a grassy mound dexter an Apollion sinister a Heliadion namely the bare torso of a young man and a young woman proper conjoined respectively to the hind quarters of a lion and a lioness Purpure semé of suns in splendour both armed crined and wearing an Eastern crown all Or and holding in the exterior hand a prism proper;
Motto
EX IGNI ET LUCE ARS. This Latin phrase means "Out of fire and light, art".
Symbolism
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