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Forster, John (1812 - 1876) (Stamp 1)

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Arms A chevron vert between three buglehorns stringed Crest A stag trippant Motto FOLLOW ME

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buglehorns (3)

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stag trippant

Lyttleton, Charles George, 5th Lord Lyttleton and 8th Viscount Cobham (1842 - 1922) (Stamp 1)

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Arms A chevron between three escallops Crest A moor’s head couped at the shoulders and wreathed about the temples Coronet of a Viscount Helmet of a peer

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escallops (3)

head, moor's

Grocers' Company (Stamp 3)

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Arms A chevron gules between nine cloves Supporters Two griffins Crest A camel saddled and bridled Helmet of an Esquire Motto GOD GRANT GRACE

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camel

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cloves (9)

Grocers' Company (Stamp 2)

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Arms A chevron gules between nine cloves Supporters Two griffins Crest A camel saddled and bridled Helmet of an Esquire Motto GOD GRANT GRACE

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camel

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cloves (9)

Lyttelton, John Cavendish, 9th Viscount Cobham (1881 - 1941) (Stamp 1)

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Arms A chevron between three escallops Crest A moor’s head couped at the shoulders and wreathed about the temples Coronet of a Viscount Helmet of a peer

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escallops (3)

head, moor's

Brougham, Henry Peter, 1st Baron Brougham and Vaux (1778 - 1868) (Stamp 5)

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Arms Quarterly 1. Gules a chevron between three luces hauriant argent (Brougham) 2. Or a fess checky or and gules between three garbs gules a label azure (Vaux of Catterlen) 3. Argent a bend checky or and gules (Vaux of Tryermayne) 4. Gules a cross flory or (Delamore)

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Jones, Henry Francis John (1841) (Stamp 1)

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Arms Quarterly of 16 1. A lion rampant vert (Jones) 2. A chevron sable between three boars heads couped (Jones) 3. Azure three eastern crowns or 4. Per pale azure and sable three fleur-de-lys or 5. Vert three allerions 6. Sable three nags (?) heads couped 7. A boar’s head sable 8. Azure a cross patty fitchy or (Cadwallader?) 9. Or a bend cotised gules 10. A lion rampant sable 11. Sable a lion rampant 12. Sable a chevron or between three fleur-de-lys 13. Sable three cinquefoils 14. Gules three lions passant gardant 15. Ermines a lion rampant sable 16. Gules a fess between three...

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Unidentified Stamp

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Arms Quarterly 1. A cross moline pierced (unidentified) 2. Per chevron three trefoils slipped counterchanged (Knight?) 3. Vair a bend (Manchester?) 4. A chevron between three owls (Oldham?)

Possibilities for Identification:

Numerous families bear a cross moline, especially Miller. Identification will depend on finding the arms with these quarterings and a name attached. Perhaps a random search through the Herald's Visitations might give the answer.

Heraldic Charges:

Unidentified Stamp

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Arms Quarterly 1 & 4. A chevron gules between three escallops 2. Ermine a lion rampant between a fleur-de-lis and a mullet in chief 3. A lion couchant gardant in chief two swords in saltire on an escutcheon of pretence Quarterly 1 & 4 Ermine a millrind 2 & 3 Two bars in chief three [?] heads erased Crests 1. An escallop 2. A cock Helmets of a peer (2) Motto CE QUE VEULT PEULT

Possibilities for Identification:

There is no trace of this stamp in the various reference sources. It remains a mystery.

Heraldic Charges:

Unidentified Stamp

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Arms A chevron between three mullets pierced

Possibilities for Identification:

It is suggested that the arms are those of John Davies of Vine-hall in Sussex Gent whose arms were Argent a chevron sable between three mullets gules pieced or argent. The arms Or a chevron between three mullets pierced sable were the arms of Sir Thomas Davies, Lord Mayor of London in 1677. Either would be possible though Papworth offers a wilderness of other possibilities.

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mullets (3)

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