DescriptionNewfoundland BritishEmpireExhibition.jpg	British Empire Exhibition, Wembley, London, April-October 1924.
Date	1924
Source	General Collection, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University
Author	British Empire Exhibition (1924 : Wembley, England) Coffin, Ernest. Shepard, Thos
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Top from left:

• England (arms)
• Canada (from arms: maple leaf and lion and unicorn supporters)
• British India (Star of India)
• Union flag (with lion and unicorn supporters from royal arms)
• South Africa (arms shield)
• Australia (from arms: ???flower and kangaroo and emu supporters)
• Scotland (arms)

Left from top:

• England (arms)
• England (Tudor rose badge)
• Bermuda (arms)
• lion passant
• en:British West Indies
• leaf and berries
• Newfoundland (great seal)
• lion passant
• Falkland Islands (arms)
• flower and leaves
• Mauritius (arms)
• lion passant
• Nigeria (arms)
• twig with blooms
• Sierra Leone, Gold Coast, Gambia (badge inherited from en:British West Africa)
• lion passant
• 2 lions Cyprus?
• Wales leek
• Malta en:Maltese cross
• lion passant
• Wales (arms of Llwellyn)

Right from top:

• Scotland (arms)
• Scotland (thistle badge)
• Fiji (arms)
• lion passant
• en:Federated Malay States (arms)
• New Zealand (fern badge)
• New Zealand (arms)
• British Straits Settlements (arms)
• 3 maple leafs?
• British Guiana (arms)
• lion passant
• Hong Kong (arms)
• ferny branch with blossoms
• elephant between palms
• lion passant
• Anglo-Egyptian Sudan (flags of the United Kingdom and of the Sultanate of Egypt)
• Ireland (3 shamrocks)
• Sarawak (flag/?arms)
• lion passant
• Ireland (arms harp)

Bottom from left:

• Wales (arms of Llwellyn)
• antelope rampant
• Nyasaland (arms)
• fox rampant
• Uganda (arms)
• gryphon rampant
• Union flag
• Newfoundland (caribou rampant)
• Newfoundland (yacht under crown)
• deer rampant
• Kenya or North Borneo (arms: lion rampant regardant)
• leopard rampant
• Ireland (arms harp)

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