Banner Joan of Arc Coat of Arms

Procession banner with the names ‘’Jhesus/Ihesus - Maria’’ in a gothic lettering. With the Joan of Arc coat of arms. Awarded to her and her family by King Charles VII in 1429 upon ennobling her. Featuring a vertical sword flanked by two fleur-de-lis and topped by a crown. The banner has a swallow-tail shape (a forked bottom). Has been gently cleaned, rust staines remained.

• The Sword: Represents Joan's military leadership and her mission to expel the English and secure the French throne for Charles VII.
• The Crown: Symbolizes both the French monarchy and Joan's divine mandate to restore Charles to his rightful place as king.
• The Fleur-de-lis: The quintessential symbol of the French royal family, representing French sovereignty, purity, and the divine right of the Valois kings

• Origin: France of Belgium
• Material: Cotton
• Condition: Good antique condition
• Era: 1890-1910

Measurements: 72 x 28cm / 28,35" x 11"

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