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Robert Bruce og hans dronning Elizabeth de Burgh.

From the Seton Armorial in the Nation Library of Scotland (MS Acc. 9309), Robert the Bruce and Elizabeth de Burgh. Scanned from Four Gothic Kings, Elizabeth Hallam, ed. Kilde: Engelsk Wiki

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