. a chevron or, between lamps (the in chief, light each, facing each other; the lamp in base, lights,) , garnished or, illuminated . A globular ship lanthorn, or lamp, ensigned with a regal crown, all . working tin-men, , (vested in blue coats with red cuffs, lined with fur, blue breeches, red waistcoat, white stockings, black shoes, and silver buckles; and on the head a fur cap.) .

Amore sitis uniti.

This fraternity was incorporated by letters patent of king Charles II. in the year , by the name of

The master, wardens, assistants, and commonalty of the art and mystery of tin-plate workers, alias wire-workers, of the city of London.

This is a livery company, and consists of a master, wardens, and assistants: their meetings are held at .