fess, on a, between

Walpole, Robert, 1st Earl of Orford (1676 - 1745) (Stamp 2)

Dimensions:
Arms On a fess between two chevrons three cross crosslets Order The Garter

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chevrons (2)

crosses crosslet (3)

fess, on a, between

Pratt, John Jeffreys, 2nd Earl and 1st Marquess Camden (1759 - 1840) (Stamp 3)

Dimensions:
Arms Quarterly 1 & 4 Sable on a fess between three elephants heads erased three mullets (Pratt) 2 & 3 Sable a chevron between three spear heads the points embrued (Jeffreys) Coronet of an Earl Order The Garter

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Macfarlane-Grieve, William Alexander (1844 - 1917) (Stamp 3)

Dimensions:
Arms Quarterly 1 & 4. Argent a saltire between four roses gules (Macfarlane) 2 & 3. Gules on a fess between three fetterlocks or a mullet azure (Grieve) Legend EX LIBRIS W. A. MACFARLANE GRIEVE DE EDENHALL ET IMPINGTON ARMIGERI

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Morris, William Richard, 1st Viscount Nuffield (1877 - 1963) (Stamp 1)

Morris, William Richard, 1st Baron Nuffield (1877 - 1963) (Stamp 1)

Dimensions:
Arms Ermine on a fess between in chief two roses seeded and barbed in base a balance three pears Crest A demi bull resting the sinister hoof on a winged wheel Coronet of a Viscount Helmet of a peer Supporters Two beavers collared from which is pendant an escutcheon charged with three ? Motto FIAT JUSTITIA

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Unidentified Stamp

Dimensions:
Arms Quarterly 1 & 4 On a fess a lion passant gardant in chief a fleur-de-lys between two crosses patty fitchy. 2 & 3. Within a bordure bezanty three horses' heads erased Crest A horse's head erased collared Motto INTEGRA MENS AUGUSTISSIMA POSSESSIO

Possibilities for Identification:

The arms of Glasbrook as given by Burke's General armory are: Or a lion passant sable on a chief gules three fleurs-de-lys. The crest, however, is: A demi lion gules ducally crowned or. The motto is that of Blayney. The arms of Blayney are Sable three nags heads erased argent, and the crest is A horse's head couped bridled gules on the forehead a piece of armour with a projecting spike proper. These coincidences are surely not accidental.

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