Blue; a stirrup white interlaced by two hunting horns in saltire gold.
From that day to this, it has enjoyed the distinction of being the only village in Scotland to fly the Saltire continuously.
From that day to this, it has enjoyed the distinction of being the only village in Scotland to fly the saltire continuously.
His wife wears a mantle ornamented with the Verney arms and an engrailed saltire.
In another layer, using a large paintbrush at less than 100% opacity, paint your saltire in white across the sky.
It 's in compact shelving on level 0 of the Saltire Center.
It was not simply superimposed onto the Scottish saltire, tho.
It's in compact shelving on level 0 of the Saltire Center.
Russians, too, claim St Andrew as their patron and bear a blue saltire on a white or silver field.
The arms of the Scottish nation are Azure a saltire argent.
The crest is a spear broken into three pieces, two in saltire and the head in pale proper, banded gules.
The Saltire Tiger was running in the two and a half mile novice hurdle.
The white saltire is derived from the arms of the de Vere family, the heirs to the original Earls of Essex.
This flag was used until the union with Ireland in 1801, when a red saltire was added to represent Ireland.
This name fits well with Caledonian as a Scots word and we already have an ermine Saltire on our University crest.
This name fits well with Caledonian as a Scots word and we already have an ermine saltire on our University crest.