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The one-pound coin obverse design is the traditional profile of the monarch, Queen Elizabeth II. DECUS ET TUTAMEN + 443.1 million: 1984: Arnold Machin:
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The British one pound (often "DECUS ET TUTAMEN") The pronunciation of the name in modern Spanish is. Within recorded history,
An accessible guide to the shadowy lands between child development, reading, and children's literature. Decus et Tutamen. A short story,
Inspectorate of Clothing, Ministry of Supply; Pattern No.15163 within a voided circlet bearing DECUS ET TUTAMEN To guide for Anodised Aluminium, (Cat
Lord, guide us: 2,635,000: 2010: Coat of arms of Belfast: Northern Ireland: (often "DECUS ET TUTAMEN") may be poorly produced and sometimes in the wrong typeface.
One pound (British decimal coin) Save. DECUS ET TUTAMEN: An ornament and a safeguard: 443,053,510: Lord, guide us: 2,635,000: 2010:
Guide to the History of Decimal One Pound Coins. Coins of England and Great Britain ONE POUND below. Edge: DECUS ET TUTAMEN Issued in 1997 (English design)
DECUS ET TUTAMEN is the motto of a British Army cavalry regiment, Edge inscription: DOMINE DIRIGE NOS ("Lord, guide us." - the Latin motto of the City of London).
Details on the UK 1983 one pound coin with portrait by Arnold Machin and reverse design by Eric Sewell, edge: DECUS ET TUTAMEN.
decus et tutamen Stamped onto the edge of the 1983 1 pound coin. Translates to "An Ornament and a Safeguard" Thursday, The clubbers guide to spending.
decus et tutamen Stamped onto the edge of the 1983 1 pound coin. Translates to "An Ornament and a Safeguard" Thursday, The clubbers guide to spending.
Custom Options Guide; Engraved. Engraved Cufflinks; Engraved Money Clips; The outer rim quotes "Decus Et Tutamen" which translates to "An Ornament and a Safeguard".
The original appearance of the phrase is attributed to an epic poem by Virgil — "viro decus et tutamen in armis" (Aeneid, Book V, guide us."
More info on One pound (British decimal coin) Wikis. Encyclopedia. Designs; DECUS ET TUTAMEN ("Lord, guide us." - the Latin motto of the City of London).

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