Royal Coat of Arms

Royal Coat of Arms

The Coat of Arms of the Netherlands consists of a blue shield with a gold crowned lion holding a sword and seven arrows, for the Seven United Provinces of the Union of Utrecht (1581). The shield is crowned with the Royal crown and supported by two lions standing on a blue scroll with the text “Je Maintiendrai” (medieval French for “I will maintain”). This is actually the personal Greater Coat of Arms of the monarch with a red ermine lined mantle, topped with the royal crown. It was originally adopted in 1815 by the first king of The Kingdom of the Netherlands, William I, with all lions wearing royal crowns; this was changed to its present format in 1907.

Back
To send this Arms as a Postcard:
Click or tap here:
Postcard
Postcard
 
To send this Arms as a Postcard, fill in the boxes:
Royal Coat of Arms Your name:
Your e-mail address:
Who to send it to?
 Their e-mail address:
Type a Heading;
their name appears here:
(you may type over this)
Type your Message here:
Sign your card;
your name appears here:
(you may type over this)
Preview your Postcard, Start again or Cancel:
CANCEL

To send this Arms as a Postcard, fill in the boxes below:
Royal Coat of Arms What is your name?
 What is your e-mail address?
Who you want to send it to?
 What is their e-mail address?
Type a Heading (Their name automatically appears here):
(you may type over this)
Type your Message here:
 Sign your Postcard: (Your name automatically appears here)
(you may type over this)
Preview your Postcard, Start again or Cancel:
CANCEL