eagle displayed

Meek, George (1801 - 1859) (Stamp 1)

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Arms Quarterly 1. Gules three stirrups (Scudamore) 2. Azure two bars gemelle or in chief a lion passant (Tregoz) 3. Ermine two bars gemelle gules (Huntercombe) 4. On a bend cotised sable three fishes [trout] (Osborn) impaling Quarterly Ist and IVth grand quarters Quarterly 1 and 4. Or an eagle displayed sable (Weston of Rugeley) 2 and 3. Ermine on a chief azure five bezants [roundels] (Weston of Boston) IInd and IIIrd grand quarters Sable on a fess between three crosses flory or as many martlets sable (Sameways) Crest A lion rampant Helmet of an Esquire Motto FORTIS EST VERITAS

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Mary, of Modena, Queen Consort of James II (1658 - 1718) (Stamp 2)

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Two Arms side by side 1. Quarterly 1 and 4. France and England 2. Scotland 3. Ireland Second Arms An eagle displayed (D'Este) Crown Imperial crown [This armorial is made up of separate pieces and is found in different arrangements and sizes with a border or without. The crown and the quartering of the arms of Scotland were probably specially cut]

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Mary, of Modena, Queen Consort of James II (1658 - 1718) (Stamp 4)

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Two Arms side by side, reversed 1. Quarterly 1 and 4. France and England 2. Scotland 3. Ireland Second Arms An eagle displayed (D'Este) Crown of a royal duke

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Mary, of Modena, Queen Consort of James II (1658 - 1718) (Stamp 3)

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Two arms side by side First Arms Quarterly 1 & 4 France and England. 2. Scotland 3. Ireland Second arms An eagle displayed (D'Este) Crown of a royal duke within the cordelier of a widow

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Mary, of Modena, Queen Consort of James II (1658 - 1718) (Stamp 1)

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Arms Quarterly 1 & 4. Quarterly France and England 2. Scotland 3. Ireland impaling Quarterly 1 & 4. An eagle displayed crowned (D'Este) 2 & 3. Three fleurs de lys within a bordure counterindented (Ferrara) Supporters Dexter A lion gardant charged with a label and Sinister An eagle both ducally crowned Coronet of a royal duke

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bordure counterindented

Manners, Roger, 5th Earl of Rutland (1564 - 1612) (Stamp 1)

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Arms Quarterly of 16 1. barry of five a chief quarterly on 1 & 4 two fleur-de-lys, 2 & 3 a lion passant (Manners) 2. three water bougets (Roos) 3. three cartwheels (Essex) 4. a Catherine wheel (Belvoir) 5. a fess between six crosses crosslets (Beauchamp) 6. checky a chevron (Newburgh, Earl of Warwick)) 7. a chevron between ten crosses patty (Berkeley) 8. two chevrons within a bordure (Albini of Belvoir) 9. a lion passant gardant crowned (Charlton, Lord Powis) 10. a ??? 11. a saltire engrailed (Tiptoft, Earl of Warwick) 12. a lion rampant (Leigh) 13. a ??? 14. checky (Vaux of...

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Magdalene College, Cambridge (Stamp 6)

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Arms Quarterly per pale indented or and azure in the second and third quarters an eagle displayed over all on a bend azure a fret between two martlets

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Magdalene College, Cambridge (Stamp 5)

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Arms Quarterly per pale indented or and azure in the second and third quarters an eagle displayed over all on a bend azure a fret between two martlets

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Magdalene College, Cambridge (Stamp 4)

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Arms Quarterly per pale indented or and azure in the second and third quarters an eagle displayed over all on a bend azure a fret between two martlets

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Magdalene College, Cambridge (Stamp 3)

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Arms Quarterly per pale indented or and azure in the second and third quarters an eagle displayed over all on a bend azure a fret between two martlets or Crest On a chapeau turned up ermine a wyvern statant tail nowed Supporters Two Audley beasts Order of the Garter Helmet of a peer Motto GARDE • TA • FOY

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