Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The requirement for a coat of arms of Canberra was created by the response to a request by the Commonwealth Department of Defence, who wanted to use it on the newly commissioned HMAS Canberra.The Federal Capital Commission (FCC) announced a competition to design a coat of arms for the City of Canberra.In April 1928, the design of one Mr C. R. Wylie, having won the competition, was sent to the College of Arms, in London, for approval. The coat of arms at this stage did not include a motto. After minor adjustments, King George V granted the design by Royal Warrant dated 8 October 1928. The College of Arms issued the official exemplification (artistic rendition) and blazon (description) on 7 November 1928, along with a crest.From 1993 a modified version of this Coat of Arms appear also in the flag of the Australian Capital Territory."@en }
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- Coat_of_arms_of_Canberra abstract "The requirement for a coat of arms of Canberra was created by the response to a request by the Commonwealth Department of Defence, who wanted to use it on the newly commissioned HMAS Canberra.The Federal Capital Commission (FCC) announced a competition to design a coat of arms for the City of Canberra.In April 1928, the design of one Mr C. R. Wylie, having won the competition, was sent to the College of Arms, in London, for approval. The coat of arms at this stage did not include a motto. After minor adjustments, King George V granted the design by Royal Warrant dated 8 October 1928. The College of Arms issued the official exemplification (artistic rendition) and blazon (description) on 7 November 1928, along with a crest.From 1993 a modified version of this Coat of Arms appear also in the flag of the Australian Capital Territory.".
- Q119097 abstract "The requirement for a coat of arms of Canberra was created by the response to a request by the Commonwealth Department of Defence, who wanted to use it on the newly commissioned HMAS Canberra.The Federal Capital Commission (FCC) announced a competition to design a coat of arms for the City of Canberra.In April 1928, the design of one Mr C. R. Wylie, having won the competition, was sent to the College of Arms, in London, for approval. The coat of arms at this stage did not include a motto. After minor adjustments, King George V granted the design by Royal Warrant dated 8 October 1928. The College of Arms issued the official exemplification (artistic rendition) and blazon (description) on 7 November 1928, along with a crest.From 1993 a modified version of this Coat of Arms appear also in the flag of the Australian Capital Territory.".