City of London coat of arms

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The City of London coat of arms is the historic heraldic emblem of the City of London, featuring a red cross and sword on a white shield, symbolizing its civic authority and ancient municipal identity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coat of arms
heraldic emblem
symbol of the City of London
associatedWith Saint Paul NERFINISHED
St George's Cross NERFINISHED
category Heraldry of London
Municipal coats of arms in England
country United Kingdom
depictedOn City of London Corporation seal NERFINISHED
City of London police insignia NERFINISHED
hasCharge red cross
upright sword
hasCrest dragon's wing bearing a cross of St George
hasCrossTincture gules
hasDesignElement quarterly shield with cross throughout
sword in first quarter of shield
hasElementMeaning red cross represents St George, patron saint of England
sword represents the martyrdom of Saint Paul
hasField argent
hasHeraldicStyle English heraldry
hasLegalStatus official arms of the City of London
hasMotto Domine dirige nos
hasShieldColor white
hasSupporter dragon
winged dragon
hasSupporterDetail wings charged with a cross of St George
hasSupporterTincture argent
hasSwordTincture gules
jurisdiction Square Mile NERFINISHED
historic core of London
locatedIn England
London NERFINISHED
mottoLanguage Latin
mottoTranslation Lord, direct us
recognizedBy College of Arms NERFINISHED
symbolizes St George NERFINISHED
St Paul NERFINISHED
ancient municipal identity
civic authority
usedBy City of London NERFINISHED
City of London Corporation NERFINISHED
usedOn City of London Corporation flag NERFINISHED
City of London boundary markers NERFINISHED
City of London street furniture
Guildhall, London NERFINISHED
official documents of the City of London
usedSince medieval period

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Court of Aldermen uses City of London coat of arms