A WOODCUT COAT-OF-ARMS FROM A CERTIFICATE OF SETTLEMENT, DATED 1703/4 PURPORTING TO BE QUEEN ANNE'S AND ALTHOUGH IT HAS A CROWNED CYPHER 'AR' IT ALSO INCLUDES THE ARMS OF NASSAU IN AN ESCUTCHEON IN PRETENCE AS BORNE BY WILLIAM III. ON CLOSER EXAMINATION IT WAS FOUND THAT THE CROWNED 'W' HAD BEEN SCRAPED DOWN AND AN 'A' DRAWN IN, (ILLUSTRATED IN C. HASLER, THE ROYAL ARMS, LONDON, 1980, P.10, FIG. 308).