Shell of Saint James
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Čeština: Svatojakubská mušle
Deutsch: Jakobsmuschel
Dansk: ibskal
English: Shell of Saint-James
Français : coquille Saint-Jacques
Italiano: pettine di mare
Nederlands: Jakobsschelp or kammossel
Polski: przegrzebek
Português: vieira
Svenska: Pilgrimsmussla
Pilgrims
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Français : Le pèlerin de Saint-Jacques, par Éloy Chapsal (Musée d'Aurillac)
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Deutsch: Ständebuch & Jakobsbruder & Jakobspilger & Pilger & Jakobsmuschel & Wallfahrt
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Italiano: Giacomo il Maggiore por Carlo Crivelli
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Pilgrim
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English: Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, welcoming pilgrims the way to Saint Jacques de Compostela
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Español: Vieiras y calabaza típicos del peregrinaje al Camino de Santiago
Buildings
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English: Carving, South Stoke church. This carving of St James with his pilgrim's staff, and enclosed in a scallop shell, is over the door of 946570
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Français : Lucarne dans le bourg de Thenon, Dordogne, France.English: Dormer windows in Dordogne
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Français : Coquille de Saint-Jacques et date de restauration ornant le chevet de la chapelle Saint-Jacques de Tréméven (22).
Signage
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Deutsch: Plakette in Bordeaux (Region Aquitanien, Frankreich), Hinweis auf den Jakobsweg, mit dem Wappen der Stadt
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Saint Jacob shell near Belfry of Tournai; indicating the way to go to Santiago de Compostella
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Polski: Wojnicz - kościół św. Leonarda, znak Szlaku św. Jakuba
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Arms of John Hawkins
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English: Coat of Arms of Cadaujac (Gironde, France) - quaterly Gules and Azure, in first, two keys reversed Argent saltirewise, in second, a castle Argent port and windows Sable, the tower on sinister higher ans roofed of the same, in third, three escallops Argent set 1 and 2, in fourth, two pilgrim's staffs Argent not pommeted set in saltire, the one in per bend sinister fitchy
