Schulz (Germany) Coat of Arms
Our coat of arms key ring is a great way to show your pride for your heritage.
A polished metal tag is inset with your tartan and protected by a clear resin dome to prevent scratching from daily use.
Your keys are held securely by a matching metal split ring, preventing accidental loss.
The key ring measures a total of 35mm x 70mm including split ring (approx. 1 ⅜ x 3 ¾ inches).
This key ring is presented in a black card box.
Schulz
Holstein, Hamburg, and Prussia, Germany, ennobled, 26th January 1787, title extinct, 5th April 1804.
Arms: Per pale gules and argent, in dexter a crescent moon figured argent, in sinister, an eagle's head contourned sable, beaked and crowned or. A bordure or.
Crest: Out of a ducal coronet or, three plumes sable, the centre one charged with a mullet of the first.
