Coat of arms of the King of Spain, 1931 version. Also used by the Pretender to the throne, Infante Juan, Count of Barcelona (from 1941 to 1975/ 1977). Version with the orders of the Golden fleece and Charles III. Gules lion variant. A lion purpure sometimes blazoned gules in Spanish Heraldry. See below.
Coat of arms of the King of Spain, 1931 version. Also used by the Pretender to the throne, Infante Juan, Count of Barcelona (from 1941 to 1975/ 1977). Version with the orders of the Golden fleece and Charles III.
The arms of King of Spain, 1931 version. Also used by the Pretender to the throne, Infante Juan, Count of Barcelona
National Coat of arms of Spain 1875-1931 (laurel branches variant)
National Coat of arms of Spain 1875-1931 (Order of the Golden Fleece variant)
National Coat of arms of Spain 1875-1931 (Order of the Golden Fleece variant)
National Coat of arms of Spain 1875-1931 (Pillars of Hercules variant)
Full Ornamented Coat of Arms of the Monarch of Spain, 1931 (External ornaments shown in the way as one image of the book of Mateos Sáinz de Medrán. Sun removed, Spanish Overseas Dominions lost in 1898)
Escudo del régimen de Franco version 1938-1945 según el modelo llamado "abreviado", destinado por su mayor sencillez para la simbología burocrática (Andoni Esparza Leibar, Emblemata, 12 (2006), pp. 231-274, ISSN 1137-1056.). Esta versión se convirtió rápidamente en la de mayor popularidad, siendo reproducida en edificios, sellos y loterias, documentos de identidad, pasaportes,etc.
COA of Spain under Franco's regime from 1938 to 1945. Description:Quarterly, 1. and 4. grand quarters counterquartered, first and fourth Gules a castle triple-turreted each turret with three embattlements Or masoned Sable gate and windows Azure, second and third Argent a lion Gules crowned langued and armed Or, 2. and 3. per pale Or four pallets Gules and Gules on a chain in cross, saltire and orle Or an emerald. In base Argent a pomegranate Proper seeded Gules slipped with two leaves Vert. A coronet with eight flowers of which five visible. The whole on the eagle of St John displayed with wings inverted nimbed Or beaked and membered Gules armed Or, to its right and left a yoke and a bundle of arrows both with strings all Gules. The cri-de-guerre "Una Grande Libre" (one great free [nation]). The whole accompanied by two columns Argent on waves Azure crowned Or, the right and left column with scrolls reading "Plus" and "Ultra". source: Luis Miguel Arias, Santiago Dotor, Historical Flags 1938-1945 (Spain)
Coat of Arms of Spain under Franco's Regime (1939-1945 1977). Bureaucratic Variant (Lesser Coat of Arms).
Coat of Arms of Spain under Franco's Regime (1939-1945) Used by the National faction At Civil Spanish War since 1938 Description: Quarterly, 1. and 4. grand quarters counterquartered, first and fourth Gules a castle triple-turreted each turret with three embattlements Or masoned Sable gate and windows Azure, second and third Argent a lion Gules crowned langued and armed Or, 2. and 3. per pale Or four pallets Gules and Gules on a chain in cross, saltire and orle Or an emerald. In base Argent a pomegranate Proper seeded Gules slipped with two leaves Vert. A coronet with eight flowers of which five visible. The whole on the eagle of St John displayed with wings inverted nimbed Or beaked and membered Gules armed Or, to its right and left a yoke and a bundle of arrows both with strings all Gules. The cri-de-guerre "Una Grande Libre" (one great free [nation]). The whole accompanied by two columns Argent on waves Azure crowned Or, the right and left column with scrolls reading "Plus" and "Ultra".
