Lorraine cross

It is not to be confused with the Lorraine cross, which has also been called the "Jerusalem cross".

The Lorraine cross represents service in the Lorraine sector, France.

In the Catholic Church, an equal-armed Lorraine Cross denotes the office of archbishop.

The most catchy characteristic of the lighthouse is its unique and unusual Lorraine cross double-arm "T" shape.

Gules, on a palmetto tree eradicated Or a Lorraine cross Azure.

Dr. Flick chaired the second annual meeting in 1906 when the society adopted the double-barred Lorraine Cross as its symbol.

The unit received six battle honours in World War I, symbolised by the six Lorraine crosses appearing on their coat of arms.

The six Lorraine crosses represent six World War I Battle Honors and are arranged to suggest a telegraph line.

After the Lest We Forget release, the website was replaced with a single image of the Lorraine cross, which linked to the official Manson website.

The Lorraine cross was carried to the Crusades by the original Knights Templar, granted to them for their use by the Patriarch of Jerusalem.

The structure is important because it is unique amongst all other lighthouses in Puerto Rico in that it has an unusual Lorraine cross, double-arm, T-type shape.

Crest On a wreath of the colors Argent and Azure an eagle's head erased Or gorged with a collar Sable charged with a Lorraine cross of the first.

The team's crest features the Lorraine cross, symbolic of the team's regional affiliation, and the dragon called the Graoully, which in local legend was tamed by Saint Clement of Metz.

A Gold color metal and enamel device 1 1/8 inches (2.86 cm) in height overall consisting of a shield blazoned: Gules, on a palmetto tree eradicated Or a Lorraine cross Azure.

Shield: Per bend enhanced Argent and Tenné on the first palewise in bend six Lorraine Crosses and on the second palewise in bend three fire arrows all counterchanged.

Shield Or, a bend Gules between in chief an eagle close of the same ducally crowned and gorged with a collar of the first charged with a Lorraine cross of the second and in base a fusil of the like.