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Livery buttons of copper with the coat of arms Van Hees
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Livery buttons of copper with the coat of arms Van Hees

Heus, Hendricus de & Zn. · c. 1853 - c. 1866 · striking (metalworking); copper (metal)

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Livery buttons of copper bearing the Van Hees coat of arms; 36 large and five small. The Van Hees coat of arms (1824): crowned, with a five-pointed floral crown. Division 1: in gold a heather branch issuing from the edge in natural color; Division 2: in silver a raised blue saltire (St. Andrew's Cross).

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Credit lineLivreiknopen van koper met het wapen Van Hees. c. 1853 - c. 1866. Heus, Hendricus de & Zn.. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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