TRANSVAAL  (South  Africa).  No  warrant  assigning  arms  was  issued  to  the
Transvaal  as  a  British  Colony,  but  the  device  published  by  the  Admiralty
for  use  on  the  Union  flag  by  the  Governor  is  a  landscape  disc,  thereon  a  lion
couchant  to  the  sinister,  all  proper.  The  arms  of  the  defunct  South  African
Republic  were  as  follows  : —

"  In  front  of  a  trophy  of  six  flags,  three  on  either  side,  each  representing  the
'Vieurkleur'  [three  horizontal  stripes,  red,  white,  and  blue,  and  next  the  staff  a
perpendicular  stripe  of  green],  an  oval  cartouche  with  gilt  edges  bearing  the
following  design,  per  fesse  and  in  chief  per  pale  the  dexter  chief  gules  on  a  mount
in  base  vert,  a  lion  couchant  to  the  sinister  or ;  the  sinister  chief  azure,  on  a  mount
in  base  vert  a  pioneer  holding  in  his  hand  a  rifle  all  proper ;  the  base  vert,  on  a
mount  a  covered  wagon  all  proper,  over  all  an  inescutcheon  argent  charged
with  an  anchor  cabled  proper.  The  cartouche  is  surmounted  by  an  eagle
perched  thereon  proper  with  expanded  wings  and  issuing  in  saltire  below  the
cartouche  are  two  spades.     MIotto — "  Eendracht  maakt  magt."

These  arms  are  now  defunct,  but  as  indicative  of  the  Transvaal  the  wagon
survives  in  the  arms  recently  assigned  to  the  Union  of  South  Africa,  to  which
refer.
TRANSVAAL,  Province  of  the  (Union  of  South  Africa).  Vert,  a  trek-wagon
argent.
[Assigned  by  Royal  Warrant,  4th  May  191 1.]

TRANSYLVANIA.     Refer  to  Austria.
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TRAVANCORE,     See     of    (India).     Azure,    a    saltire    or,    over    all  an    Indian
spear  paleways,  the  blade  argent  beneath  an  Eastern  crown  of  the  last.
[Of  no  authority.]

TREASURER,  ARCH-,  HOLY  ROMAN  EMPIRE.    Refer  to  Arch-Treasurer.
