The coat of arms of Jersey is a red shield with three gold lions (traditionally known as leopards) passant guardant (les trois léopards in French). It derives from the seal granted to the island's Bailiff by Edward I in 1279.[1] In 1907 Edward VII sanctioned the claimed usage by the island of the arms. [2]
It is very similar to the arms of Normandy, Guernsey and England. Since 1981 the arms have been included in the flag of Jersey.
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- ^ The Bailiwick of Jersey, G.R. Balleine, London 1951
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