Coat of Arms
A shield, bisected by a bend sinister et purpure. Dexter a poignard d'or, draped with a masque en sable, lined gris on a field gules. Sinister two croix d'or on a sable field.
Motto: Nil Mortifi Sine Lucre (No killing without payment).
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