The Canterbury Association's Emblem, a form of which was adapted and used as an architectural feature on Ivey Hall at Lincoln's Canterbury Agricultural College. 

Drawings by Ruth Burns.

The original emblem (a dark bronze disk, 2” diameter x ¼” thick) is in the Canterbury Museum. The versions of this emblem sketched below are: 1. Boys’ High School, Worcester Street; 2. Girls’ High School, Cranmer Square; 3. Canterbury (University) College, Worcester Street; and 4. The Centennial Wing, Canterbury Museum (a modern version). The faces have been left blank since they are greatly reduced in size.