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The Imperial Society of Knights Bachelor was formed in 1908 in the United Kingdom and received royal recognition in 1912. Its patron was Queen Elizabeth II until her death in 2022. It is a registered charity and seeks to uphold and advise on the dignity and rights of Knights Bachelor and knighthood, and to register every duly authenticated knighthood.

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rdfs:label	Imperial Society of Knights Bachelor (en)
rdfs:comment	The Imperial Society of Knights Bachelor was formed in 1908 in the United Kingdom and received royal recognition in 1912. Its patron was Queen Elizabeth II until her death in 2022. It is a registered charity and seeks to uphold and advise on the dignity and rights of Knights Bachelor and knighthood, and to register every duly authenticated knighthood. (en)
foaf:homepage	http://www.iskb.co.uk
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dct:subject	British knights 1908 establishments in the United Kingdom Charities based in London
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Poverty Bargrave Deane Anthony Wagner Patron Paul Judge United Kingdom United Kingdom order of precedence British knights 1908 establishments in the United Kingdom Commonwealth of Nations George Bellew Edwin Lutyens Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom Gary Hickinbottom Conrad Swan Crypt The Right Honourable Park Goff Orders, decorations, and medals of the United Kingdom London Smithfield, London Hospital Robert Balchin, Baron Lingfield Colin Berry (professor) Charities based in London Education Gerald Wollaston Knight Knight Bachelor Henry Pellatt The Honourable Alderman Kenneth Newman Colin Cole (officer of arms) Heraldic badge Heraldry Trevor Dawson Sir William Bull, 1st Baronet St. Paul's Cathedral St Bartholomew-the-Great Michael Hirst (politician) Chapel Sir Malcolm Fraser, 1st Baronet Sir Registered charity
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.iskb.co.uk
sameAs	Imperial Society of Knights Bachelor Imperial Society of Knights Bachelor Imperial Society of Knights Bachelor Imperial Society of Knights Bachelor
supporters	Dexter a female figure proper robed Argent purfled Azure holding in the exterior hand a palm branch Vert, sinister the figure of a knight armed in mail Proper the long surcoat Argent doubled Azure drawing his sword Proper quillons and pomel Or grip Purpure scabbard Azure garnished Or pendent by a guige Vert on the exterior arm a shield Gules charged with a sword erect Proper quillons and pomel Or grip Purpure scabbard Azure garnished Or the blade part drawn the scabbard enfiled through a Saxon crown between in chief two spurs Or. (en)
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motto	Trouthe and Honour (en)
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has abstract	The Imperial Society of Knights Bachelor was formed in 1908 in the United Kingdom and received royal recognition in 1912. Its patron was Queen Elizabeth II until her death in 2022. It is a registered charity and seeks to uphold and advise on the dignity and rights of Knights Bachelor and knighthood, and to register every duly authenticated knighthood. Its charitable objectives include the relief of poverty, the advancement of education, support for hospitals, the elderly, and the needy. A particular objective is to assist Knights Bachelor to encourage and develop understanding and cooperation between the citizens of the Commonwealth of Nations. In 1962, the society established its own chapel in the Priory Church of St Bartholomew the Great, Smithfield, London. In 2005, the chapel was moved to St Martin's Chapel in the crypt of St. Paul's Cathedral, London. The society's badge may be worn in the form of a brooch by wives and daughters of knights. (en)
crest	On a chapeau Gules turned up Or in front of a sun in splendour Gules the rays Or a sword erect Proper quillons and pomel Or grip Purpure scabbard Azure garnished Or the blade part drawn the scabbard enfiled through a Saxon crown Or mantled gules doubled Or. (en)
escutcheon	Gules a sword erect Proper quillons and pomel Or grip Purpure scabbard Azure garnished Or the blade part drawn the scabbard enfiled through a Saxon crown between in chief two spurs Or. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Captain Tom Moore Robert Noel Bargrave Deane Andrew Morris (organist/conductor) Anthony Wagner Richard Luce, Baron Luce James Sharp Tait Order of St Michael and St George George Bellew Colin Berry (pathologist) Edwin Lutyens Conrad Swan Park Goff Robert Balchin, Baron Lingfield Alan Clive Roberts

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