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The Handsome Prince of Bohemia in Shakespear's THe Winter's Tale is called Florizel. Another origin is from Heraldry "flory" meaning ardoned with fleur-de-lys. The badge was approved in 1945. | |||
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Revision as of 17:47, 8 November 2023
HMS FLORIZEL, ROYAL NAVY
English | Blue: a cross crosslet flory gold. |
Origin/meaning
The Handsome Prince of Bohemia in Shakespear's THe Winter's Tale is called Florizel. Another origin is from Heraldry "flory" meaning ardoned with fleur-de-lys. The badge was approved in 1945.
Literature: Image from Wikimedia Commons
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