Which county cricket team has the Prince of Wales feathers on its badge?
Prince of Wales's feathers for "rugby league") written underneath. Surrey County Cricket Club were granted permission in 1915 to use the feathers for their badge. Their home ground, The Oval, is on land owned by the Prince of Wales. The feathers appear on the badge of Wrexham Association Football Club. The feathers are used as the logo of Oxford University Rifle Club (OURC). The Carlton Club uses the feathered coronet badge as its emblem, without the motto. Prince of Wales' College, Moratuwa, Sri Lanka, has used the feathers since the inception of the school in 1876. The badge appeared on the reverse of the
Prince of Wales's feathers had been born in the borough. Norfolk County Council was given special consent by King Edward VII to use the badge on its arms, in recognition of Sandringham House, which was one of the King's favourite residences. Edward held the title Prince of Wales for 59 years, making him the longest-serving holder. A derivative of the badge is that used by the Prince's Trust, a charitable organisation that helps young people. Many pubs in the UK are named The Prince of Wales's Feathers, the Prince's Feathers or simply the Feathers, particularly in areas associated with royal estates. Prince of Wales's