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According to tradition, Saint Patrick used the three-leaf clover to illustrate the Christian Trinity. Although the authenticity of this tradition is in question, the shamrock has become a symbol of Ireland. This design features three shamrocks.

This illustration of a griffin rampant in yellow was inspired by various heraldic griffin designs.

This griffin rampant in white was inspired by various heraldic griffin designs.

This German eagle design by Richard H. Fay melds the modern and the medieval. It was inspired by both the modern federal eagle and various medieval heraldic eagles.

A heraldic griffin rampant appears in Christmas colors in this original design by Richard H. Fay.

The red rose was a badge of the House of Lancaster during the 15th century Wars of the Roses. This original illustration by Richard H. Fay is based on various medieval-period heraldic roses.

The white rose was one of several devices to appear on Yorkist badges and banners. This original illustration by Richard H. Fay is based on various medieval-period heraldic roses.

This design by Richard H. Fay features a heraldic lion rampant, a lion depicted in profile rearing up on its hind legs, ready to stave off all attackers.

This heraldic-style pink rose illustration is based on several medieval period heraldic roses.

This design by Richard H. Fay features two daffodils displayed crossed. The daffodil has come to symbolize Wales and has been adopted as the national flower of Wales.

This design by Richard H. Fay features a heraldic lion rampant in black. A lion rampant sable appears on the flag of the Flemish Community and Flemish Region in Belgium.

This design is based on the white eagle found in the national coat of arms of Poland.

This design by Richard H. Fay features a lion rampant gules, a heraldic red lion depicted in profile rearing up on its hind legs, ready to stave off all attackers. A lion of this type appears on the Scottish royal arms.

Both the leek and the daffodil have come to symbolise Wales. Leek and daffodil appear together in this original design by Richard H. Fay.

This original design by Richard H. Fay is based on various Tudor-period depictions of the Tudor Rose, the floral emblem of England.

This heraldic Irish harp design by Richard H. Fay was loosely based on several different heraldic harp designs.

This design by Richard H. Fay features the thistle, floral emblem of Scotland and an important Scottish national symbol since the 13th century.

This original design by Richard H. Fay is based on the red dragon displayed upon the Welsh national flag.

This original design by Richard H. Fay was inspired by various heraldic unicorns.

This griffin rampant illustration by Richard H. Fay was inspired by various heraldic griffin designs.

This griffin rampant illustration by Richard H. Fay was inspired by various heraldic griffin designs.