File:Coats of arms of the Kingdom of Portugal and Algarves (1834 to 1910) - Escutcheon and Crown.png

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This is a accurate version of the smaller or lesser arms of Portugal in the period of the Constitutional Monarchy (1834 to 1910). This version is can be called the Escutcheon version, it was used on coins, currency bills, seals and stamps.

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English: This is an accurate version of the smaller or lesser arms of Portugal during the period of the Constitutional Monarchy (1834-1910). This version is can be called the Escutcheon version, it was used on coins, currency bills, seals and stamps. Note how in the pictures of the coins, the National Shield contains two gold borders that surrounds the red-French style.
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