The Habsburg eagle with a single head, that of a man in profile to the left wearing a bag-wig, with a huge aquiline nose. On the body of the eagle on a shield surmounted by a coronet are the arms of the earls of Denbigh, who claimed descent from the Habsburg family, the Fieldings (including Henry Fielding) using as a crest the double-headed Habsburg eagle. Over the head is suspended a conical-shaped cap with an ermine border. Beneath the title is inscribed,
<p><br><br>"Monstrum, Horrendum Informe, Ingens, cui Lumen Ademptum.
<br>Quale Portentum neque militaris
<br>Daunia in latis alit Esculetis,
<br>nee Jubae etellus generat, &amp;c &amp;c 
<br>Humbly dedicated to Garter King at Arms, and all other the Officers of the College of Arms, London."  27 May 1780
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<br>Etching
1780<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1780-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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