Australian heraldry

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Australian heraldry is the distinctive tradition and practice of designing, granting, and using coats of arms and related symbols in Australia, blending British heraldic conventions with local symbols, flora, fauna, and national identity.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Australian heraldry canonical 2

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (51)

Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural tradition
heraldry
country Australia
developedIn 20th century
feature Commonwealth Coat of Arms of Australia
surface form: Commonwealth Coat of Arms

Indigenous Australian motifs
Royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom
surface form: Royal Arms of the United Kingdom in Australia

Royal Crown
surface form: Royal Crown of Australia

Southern Cross constellation
St Edward's Crown
boomerang motifs
emu
kangaroo
state coats of arms of Australia
territory coats of arms of Australia
wattle
follows British heraldic tradition
governedBy Australian Heraldry Society
College of Arms
Court of the Lord Lyon
hasAspect civic heraldry in Australia
corporate heraldry in Australia
military heraldry in Australia
incorporates Australian fauna
Australian flora
national identity symbols
influencedBy British heraldry
European heraldry
language English
regulatedBy Australian government practice
usedBy Australian corporations
Australian government agencies
Australian individuals
Australian military units
Australian states
Australian territories
Australian universities
Commonwealth of Australia
local governments in Australia
uses badges
coats of arms
compartment
crests
crowns
flags
helmets
mottos
orders and decorations
shields
supporters
wreaths

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

heraldry of the United Kingdom influenced Australian heraldry
coat of arms of the Northern Territory partOf Australian heraldry