Public Register of All Arms and Bearings in Baustralia/107
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Mr. Armando van der Bruyn, 5th Baron of Roches107
| Coronet | Coronet of a baron of Portugal. |
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| Escutcheon | Grandquarterly, I and IV: barry of ten Vert and Or, a crancelin Sable and a cross of Saint James Gules; II and III: Quarterly, I: barry wavy Gules and Or, II and III: Gules a cross Argent; IV: Argent a fess Gules, three fleurs-de-lys Or and in chief, three partridges Or. |
| Notes | The armiger is the fifth Baron of Roches in the former Kingdom of Portugal. |
| Significance | The first and fourth grandquarters represent the Kingdom of Ebenthal, in the second and third grandquarters, the quarters clockwise represent the Houses of Drummond, Savoy and Bruyn. The coronet represents his title in the former peerage of Portugal. |