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'''Registration no.: 029/2021''' | '''Registration no.: 029/2021''' | ||
Country of origin : United States<br> | Country of origin: United States<br> | ||
Place of origin : Bloomington, Illinois<br> | Place of origin: Bloomington, Illinois<br> | ||
Granted : No<br> | Granted: No<br> | ||
Granted/officially recorded by : - | Granted/officially recorded by: - | ||
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===Origin/meaning=== | |||
Snyder comes from Schneider, a cutter or a reaper and often a tailor. The cutting is represented by the saltire raguly, cut down and lopped and by the crest fox holding the broad ax. The colors, red, white and black are from the flag of the German Second Empire, 1871-1918. | Snyder comes from Schneider, a cutter or a reaper and often a tailor. The cutting is represented by the saltire raguly, cut down and lopped and by the crest fox holding the broad ax. The colors, red, white and black are from the flag of the German Second Empire, 1871-1918. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:38, 11 August 2024
Heraldry of the World Personal arms |
LARRY L. SNYDER, M.S.
Registration no.: 029/2021
Country of origin: United States
Place of origin: Bloomington, Illinois
Granted: No
Granted/officially recorded by: -
Official English blazon
Arms: Per quarter Ermine and Gules, a Saltire raguly couped pointed quarterly Gules and Argent.
Crest: A demi-fox rampant Sable collared raguly Gules fimbriated Argent holding a broad-ax erect Gules.
Mantling: Gules doubled Argent.
Motto: “We Cut Well”
Badge: A square knot Gules within a chaplet of oak Or, roses gules.
Other language blazon
Origin/meaning
Snyder comes from Schneider, a cutter or a reaper and often a tailor. The cutting is represented by the saltire raguly, cut down and lopped and by the crest fox holding the broad ax. The colors, red, white and black are from the flag of the German Second Empire, 1871-1918.
Registration details
Arms registered by the American College of Heraldry: #1181 also The United States Heraldic Register: 20100305D
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