File:COA Prince Imperial of Brazilian.jpg

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Description Coat of arms of the Imperial Prince of Brazil. It´s the traditional Imperial blazon with the label of the presumptive heir of the throne and the crown of imperial prince.
Date 10/04/2011
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XIX century

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Reason: Lace colors in red instead of green and yellow, crown without fonts and or made up; see the shape and colors of the imperial coat of arms in a book accepted by Brazilian heraldry and vexilology [1].
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