John Robert Charles Cave-Browne-Cave

A standard the hoist Argent a cross Gules the fly per fess Azure and Argent charged with the Crest of Cave (A greyhound courant Sable collared Argent and ensigned by a scroll inscribed GARDEZ), the Crest of Browne (A stork proper beaked and membered Gules gorged with a ducal crown Or) and the Badge, all separated by two bends Gules inscribed with the Motto in letters Argent;

The cross of St. George is an allusion to England, the country of origin of Mr. Cave-Browne-Cave’s family. The dog and crane crests are those inherited by Mr. Cave-Browne-Cave from the Cave and Browne families respectively.

A plate charged with a sinister hand apaumé couped Gules, environed by Tudor roses proper, and ensigned by a coronet erablé Gules;

The hand alludes to the badge of a baronet of the United Kingdom referring to the baronetcy inherited by Mr. Cave-Browne-Cave. The Tudor roses symbolize the Tudor era of the Cave family in England. The coronet of maple leaves represents the Canadian branch of the family.