🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Recognize the Emblem?

[BLACKIE555]

Back and front. Heavy.
Not my find but a local find. Any ideas...many Thanks.

 

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[Blackfoot58]

The tools seriously look like bung reamers for wooden barrel making. I can’t imagine such items on a badge with a crown though. Interesting item. 🍀

 

[Blackfoot58]

Here’s a pic on found on-line

 

[cw0909]

I see a crown, a knight helmet,above a shield,2 broken swords,all laid on
maybe a sunburst.lightened it up to try and see what is on the shield no go
so can't tell if it is a real rep of a coat of arms,or a fantasy piece

 

[Blackfoot58]

I see a crown, a knight helmet,above a shield,2 broken swords,all laid on
maybe a sunburst.lightened it up to try and see what is on the shield no go
so can't tell if it is a real rep of a coat of arms,or a fantasy piece

You think the crossed items are broken swords? Interesting… I’ve never seen swords with large T-handles. Sword makes more sense for a coat of armor than bung reamers, but I’m missing something.

 

[cw0909]

found this on medieval era swords
Post-classical Europe swords

Types of swords - Wikipedia

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maybe the OP can read the shield,if so may be one in these books if it is a representation of real armorial

armorial of the English nobility more books bottom of pg

English Coats of Arms.

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