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Name	Blazon	Symbol of
Red cross	A cross couped gules on an argent background	International Red Cross (protected by international treaty)
Belt strap	A charge within a belt strap	Scottish clan badges, when the belt strap encircles charge(s)
Crowned Harp	A crowned harp	Ireland
Crowned Rose	A crowned [Tudor] rose	England
Crowned Shamrock	A crowned trefoil (or shamrock)	Ireland
Crowned Thistle	A crowned Scottish thistle	Scotland
Flaming Cross	A cross enflamed, or A cross of flames	Ku Klux Klan
France ancient	Azure, semy-de-lis Or	France
France modern	Azure, three fleurs-de-lis Or	France
Fylfot	See Swastika
Hand of Glory	On a flame a hand; A hand enflamed	Black magic
Imperial Dragon	A five-toed Chinese dragon	Emperor of China
Japan Emperor	a sixteen-petalled chrysanthemum	Ruler of Japan (added in July 2014 Cover Letter)
Papal Cross	A cross with three cross-pieces in chief	Pope
Pentacle/Pentagram	NOTE: This restriction has been rescinded as of March 2009. A mullet voided and interlaced/ within and conjoined to an annulet	Inverted version perceived as a symbol of black magic and "satanism"; upright version insufficiently different from inverted version
Red Hand of Ulster	A sinister hand appaumy gules on argent canton or inescutcheon	British Baronets
Rose en soleil	A rose with sunbeams emanating	Plantagenet kings of England
Royal Dragon	A four-toed Chinese dragon	Ruler of Korea
Scottish Tressure	A double tressure flory counter-flory	Scottish augmentation; an orle fleury (counter-fleury) is insufficiently different
Swastika	A swastika or a fylfot	Nazi Party (NSDAP)
Triskelion gammadion	A triskelion gammadion	Afrikaaner Weerstandsbeweging, a white supremacist group
Tudor Rose	The combination of a rose argent and a rose gules, whether as a double rose or in some other manner which creates a half-white, half-red rose	Tudors