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Lady of the State of Connecticut, USA. Date: 1910s

Summer Fun on a British Beach - lots of people in two seated rows forming a fun composition for this candid seaside snapper. Date: 1920s

The British Royal Familys Golden State Coach, used for royal coronations decorated with paintings by Giovanni Cipriani including the royal arms on the upper back panel

Sculpture of a Male Swedish Swimmer Date: circa 1900s

The Real Thing - American Roller Skating girl, flying around the rink, her arms crossed in total confidence to the admiration of all of the onlookers. Date: 1907

Chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) infant, aged one and a half playing in tree, in tropical forest, Western Uganda

Female Figure with a newborn in arms, from a rubbish dump excavated near the town of Valdivia. This culture was developed between 3500 and 1900 BC in the Valdivia River Valley

The Hoplotheca, Brook Street, Westminster, London, c1810. Artist: Thomas Sutherland
The Hoplotheca, Brook Street, Westminster, London, c1810. Interior view showing a display of arms and armour with visitors viewing the display and resting on chairs

Military figure in the uniform of the Royal Westminster Regiment of Volunteers, c1800

Military figure in the uniform of the Bloomsbury and Inns of Court Association, 1803

Military figure in the uniform of the Honourable Artillery Company, 1803

Military figure in the uniform of an unidentified volunteer regiment, c1802

Military figure in the uniform of the eleventh regiment of the Loyal London Volunteers, 1804

Military figure in the uniform of the fifth regiment of the Loyal London Volunteers, c1800

Military figure wearing the uniform of the tenth regiment of Loyal London Volunteers, 1804

Military figure wearing an unidentified volunteer uniform, c1800

Military figure wearing the uniform of the first regiment of Loyal London Volunteers, 1797

3rd London Rifle Brigade, Blackdowne, 1917
Group portrait of the 3rd London Rifle Brigade, Blackdowne, 1917

Member of the battalion in the Bank Volunteers, holding a rifle with a bayonet attached, 1799

Member of the light infantry in the Bank Volunteers, holding a rifle with a bayonet attached, 1799

Grenadier in the Bank Volunteers, holding a rifle with a bayonet attached, 1799. Artist
Grenadier in the Bank Volunteers, holding a rifle with a bayonet attached, 1799

Member of the London Association volunteers, 1780

Member of the Bank of England Light Infantry holding a rifle, 1799

Farrington Ward Without Volunteer holding a rifle, 1798

Member of the Aldgate Ward Association holding a rifle, 1798

Hackney Volunteer firing a rifle, 1798

Design for a city of London barge, c1840. Showing the Citys arms and supporters at the stern

Royal Procession of King William III, 1688. Artist: Romeyn de Hooghe
King William III entering London, near St James, 18 December, 1688. Courtiers on foot and on horseback surround the King, some bowing before him, guns are fired and flags waved

Manning the navy, Tower Hill, London, 1790. Artist: John Barlow
Manning the navy, London, 1790; showing a press gang with sabres and bludgeons on Tower Hill

George III presenting a Sword to Admiral Earl Howe, c1794. Artist: Isaac Cruikshank
George III presenting a Sword to Admiral Earl Howe, c1794; King George III is presenting the sword to a kneeling Admiral Earl Howe, in front of a group of spectators

Lord Mayors Show, Cornhill, London, 1849. Artist: Angelo Collen Hayter
Lord Mayors Show passing premises of Silver & Co, no 10 Cornhill, London, 1849. With spectators watching from roof and windows of building and on street, as flag bearer

London Stone, Cannon Street, London, c1770
Scene of Jack Cades rebellion in 1450 showing Jack Cade declaring himself Lord of the City of London at London Stone, Cannon Street. Engraved in London, 1770

CND demo, Horley, Surrey, c1969. Protesters from the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament marching in Horley. The CND was founded in 1958 after Britain agreed to the siting of American atomic weapons

Man With a Silver Pistol. Private Collection

Cristo En Brazos Del Padre Eterno, (Christ in Arms of the Eternal Father), 1577, (c1934). Artist: El Greco
Cristo En Brazos Del Padre Eterno, (Christ in Arms of the Eternal Father), 1577, (c1934). El Greco painted his only version of the Trinity, with the semi-nude corpse of Christ being supported

The British surrendering their arms to Gen: Washington, 1781, 1859. Artist: James Stephenson
The British surrendering their arms to Gen: Washington, 1781, 1859. Defeat at YorkTown, Virginia on October 1781. Cornwallis presents his sword in the Siege of Yorktown. After J. F

The youth laid the arms he had taken from his foe at his fathers feet, c1912 (1912). Artist: Ernest Dudley Heath
The youth laid the arms he had taken from his foe at his fathers feet, c1912 (1912). Titus Manlius Torquatus, a Consul of Rome, had given strict orders that no soldier was to engage in single combat

Boys from Artemid, Armenia, 1922. Artist: Maynard Owen Williams
Boys from Artemid, Armenia, 1922. These boys have just walked from Artemid to Van looking for guns. From Peoples of All Nations, Their Life Today and the Story of Their Past

Order of Lords and Commons concerning arms, 1643 / 1644, (1893)
Order of Lords and Commons concerning arms, 1643/1644, (1893). An illustration from A Short History of the English People, by John Richard Green, illustrated edition, Volume III, Macmillan and Co

Experimental Gunnery, 19th century. Artist: William Greatbach
Experimental Gunnery, 19th century

Surrendering arms in a proclaimed district, Ireland. Artist: O Kelly
Surrendering arms in a proclaimed district, Ireland

Soldiers fighting over Booty in a Barn, c. 1623. Artist: Duyster, Willem Cornelisz (1599-1635)
Soldiers fighting over Booty in a Barn, c.1623. Found in the collection of the National Gallery, London

Arms manufacturing industry, St Etienne, 1896. An illustration from Le Petit Journal, 1896

Tamasese distributing arms, Apia, Samoa, 1899. Samoan Civil War 1898-1899. A view showing Tamasese sitting on the ground, with rifles in front of him, and people sitting around

Drawings of ship gun carriages.. Left, Traversing Carronade carriage. Carronade, short piece of naval ordnance with large calibre chamber, like a mortar

Ship cannon on gun carriage, Wood engraving, 1884
Ship cannon on gun carriage, showing gun-tackle, blocks and pulleys fixed to sides of gun-carriage and to side of ship, by means of which gun is run up to, or drawn back from porthole

Ship cannon on gun carriage. Woodcut, 1835

Carronade, short piece of naval ordnance with large calibre chamber, like a mortar, 1850
Carronade, short piece of naval ordnance with large calibre chamber, like a mortar. Name said to come from Carron Ironworks, Scotland. Wood engraving, 1850

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"Arms: A Tapestry of Heritage and Power" In the depths of history, they have symbolized strength, valor, and identity. From the towering masts of HMS Victory to the fluttering flags that proudly bear their nation's colors, they tell tales of battles fought and victories won. Standing tall in St. Marks Church Square in Zagreb, Croatia, cobbled streets whisper stories of a bygone era. The echoes of Kings Own Scottish Borderers reverberate through time as they march with unwavering determination. Personified by the Austro-Hungarian Empire's flag, arms become an embodiment of imperial might. They wave high above palaces and castles while reminding all who gaze upon them that power lies within their grasp. As spring turns into summer, Herta Zuckermann's "Spring - Summer Wind" captures the essence swaying gently in harmony with nature's rhythm. Like Lakshmi herself from 1894—an enigmatic creation whose origins remain unknown—arms hold secrets yet to be revealed. St. Marks Church in Zagreb stands as a testament to faith and resilience—a sanctuary where prayers intertwine with hopes for peace amidst chaos. And just when you think tradition cannot be challenged, a nun on a skateboard glides through these ancient walls—reminding us that even sacred spaces can embrace modernity. Numbers like 12458362 may seem arbitrary at first glance; however, they represent lives touched by arms' protective embrace—the countless souls shielded from harm throughout generations. Officers adorned with regal coats-of-arms stand proud as guardians of heraldic traditions within Marylebone's vibrant streets in London—a reminder that heritage is not forgotten but cherished. From Hilltown in Co. Down to every corner around the globe—it can etched into our collective memory. They unite us under one banner while celebrating our unique identities—a mosaic woven together by threads both old and new.