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==Coat of Arms of the Baron | ==Coat of Arms of the Baron Gilwell== | ||
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The three white roses symbolize the Baroness, and represent Love, Honor, and Commitment. The tree is an oak, and represents the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilwell_Oak Gilwell Oak], a tree still standing on Old Earth at the Headquarters of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Scout_Association The Scout Association], a nod to the namesake of the barony, and to the Baron's personal commitment to Scouting. The colors are the livery colors of the family, White, Gold, and Dark Forest Green. | The three white roses symbolize the Baroness, and represent Love, Honor, and Commitment. The tree is an oak, and represents the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilwell_Oak Gilwell Oak], a tree still standing on Old Earth at the Headquarters of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Scout_Association The Scout Association], a nod to the namesake of the barony, and to the Baron's personal commitment to Scouting. The colors are the livery colors of the family, White, Gold, and Dark Forest Green. | ||
==Cadet Arms of the Baron | ==Cadet Arms of the Baron Gilwell== | ||
[[File:Cadet Peerage Gilwell-04.png|250px|frameless|left|Arms bore by Edward Menken-White, heir to Baron Gilwell]] | [[File:Cadet Peerage Gilwell-04.png|250px|frameless|left|Arms bore by Edward Menken-White, heir to Baron Gilwell]] | ||