England
Antiquarian Horological Society

- Family / house
- Antiquarian Horological Society
- Armiger / bearer
- Antiquarian Horological Society
- Entity type
- corporation
- Heraldic authority
- College of Arms
- Record basis
- grant
- Issued / first recorded
- 26 September 2023
- Historical period
- 21st century
- Blazon
- Gules issuant in dexter base the arc of a Clock’s Gear Wheel Or the teeth engaging in sinister chief the teeth of a Pinion Argent.
- Plain-English description
- A red shield showing the arc of a gold clock gear rising from the lower right, engaging with the silver teeth of a pinion in the upper left.
- Tinctures
- Gules; Or; Argent
- Charges / ordinaries
- Clock gear wheel; Pinion
- Crest
- Issuant from a Clock’s Crown Wheel Or the arbor Argent a Sun in Splendour Or.
- Exterior ornaments
- Supporters: Dexter a representation of Minerva holding a Mercury pendulum; sinister an owl crowned and chained, holding an hourglass; both stand on a steel weighted foliot compartment. Badge: Within a circlet of lily and anemone flowers, an owl’s face Argent beaked and crowned Or.
- Source reference
- College of Arms, November 2023 Newsletter no. 73
- Source
- Open source
Documented depiction
Notes / sources
Distinct specialist society arms, suitable for corporate and scientific/technical coverage.