15th century emblem/seal

The AW musicians came through for me with my old guitar question a month or so ago and now I'm hoping you historians can lend a hand.

This emblem is a perfect image for a project I'm putting together but I can't find out if it is in fact an image taken from "A 15th century wax seal of The Order of the Dragon"

DavidZahir said:

Evidently not, according to the Wikipedia article on the Order as well as (more impressively) Elizabeth Miller's page on it. Evidently the seal or badge of the Order showed the dragon roughly in the same position as the Worm Ouroboros, i.e. swallowing its tail, or with its tail wrapped around the dragon's throat.

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I know that one but I kept finding the other one, too but pretty much just as an image with the "wax seal" description.

Shakesbear said:

You could try the College of Arms for help

http://www.college-of-arms.gov.uk/Enquiries.htm

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Thank you. That site may come in handy, perhaps not for this. It seems to be only for the UK?

areteus said:

It's entirely possible it is the personal seal of a member of the order rather than the seal of the order itself.

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That's what I was thinking. I thought there would be something on the Elizabeth Miller site but I didn't notice anything beyond what David said about the other design.

Edit---I decided to email Elizabeth Miller. Hopefully I'll get some reply.

Thanks everyone.

Good to know Shakesbear. Thank you.

Thanks David.

I've just received a reply from Elizabeth Miller and she says that the emblem I posted above is one of at least three variations used for the order.

*here's me being a happy camper*