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'''Arms''' : An African shield a fess argent sixteen billets argent overall two bars sable representative of a railroad track in chief azure a muratina tree fruited and eradicated proper in base azure the snow clad peaks of Mount Kenya proper as the same are in the margin hereof more plainly depicted.<br> | '''Arms''': An African shield a fess argent sixteen billets argent overall two bars sable representative of a railroad track in chief azure a muratina tree fruited and eradicated proper in base azure the snow clad peaks of Mount Kenya proper as the same are in the margin hereof more plainly depicted.<br> | ||
'''Supporters''' : On either side a young Kikuyuman and woman both habited proper and each clasping one of two spears crossed saltirewise behind the shield and the woman holding a scales in her left hand. | '''Supporters''': On either side a young Kikuyuman and woman both habited proper and each clasping one of two spears crossed saltirewise behind the shield and the woman holding a scales in her left hand. | ||
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KARATINA
Official blazon
Arms: An African shield a fess argent sixteen billets argent overall two bars sable representative of a railroad track in chief azure a muratina tree fruited and eradicated proper in base azure the snow clad peaks of Mount Kenya proper as the same are in the margin hereof more plainly depicted.
Supporters: On either side a young Kikuyuman and woman both habited proper and each clasping one of two spears crossed saltirewise behind the shield and the woman holding a scales in her left hand.
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