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Arms : Or, on a pile reversed sable a flambeau enfiling a cog-wheel Or, the flames proper; on a chief sable three pallets Or.
Crest: On a wreath of the colours, From waves of the sea an albatross rising proper, in the beak a lightning flash.
Motto: Divide et impera.
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