leopard

leopard
Unidentified Stamp
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Crest A leopard rampant sable
Possibilities for Identification: 
Burke's General armory gives several possibilities; Horne (Argent a leopard rampant gules); Lincolne (Or a leopard rampant sable armed argent); Etheresset (Azure a leopard rampant or); and Marney, Essex (Gules a leopard rampant argent). Papworth adds Walton; Hun; Astley; and Lancaster. The most likely of these is Lincolne as the tincture of the leopard is sable.
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Unidentified Stamp
Dimensions:
Crest A leopard rampant sable
Possibilities for Identification: 
Burke's General armory gives several possibilities; Horne (Argent a leopard rampant gules); Lincolne (Or a leopard rampant sable armed argent); Etheresset (Azure a leopard rampant or); and Marney, Essex (Gules a leopard rampant argent). Papworth adds Walton; Hun; Astley; and Lancaster. The most likely of these is Lincolne as the tincture of the leopard is sable.
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Crest On a ducal coronet a leopard statant
Possibilities for Identification: 
Fairbairn’s Crests (not illustrated, though it is in 1904 edition): Benthall or De Benthall, of Benthall in Shropshire Burke’s General armory: Bentall, of Bentall, Shropshire) (on a ducal coronet or a leopard argent spotted sable)
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Unidentified Stamp
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Monogram D(?) C L Crest A leopard (lion?) rampant
Possibilities for Identification: 
Leopard rampant not in Fairbairn’s Crests. The only candidate in Papworth is Lincolne, but the entry has insufficient evidence.
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Fortescue, Thomas (1683 - 1769) (Stamp 1)
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Arms Azure a bend engrailed argent cotised or a crescent for difference Crest A leopard passant holding an escutcheon argent Motto FORTE • SCUTUM • SALUS • DUCUM
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Ffytche, John Lewis (1816-1902)  (Stamp 1)
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Arms Quarterly of six 1 & 6. Vert a chevron between three leopards faces or (ffytche) 2. Or a pellet [roundel] between three cross crosslets fitchy sable (ffytche ancient) 3. Azure a stork wings close argent a bordure ermine (Starkey) 4. Azure a cross flory argent (Goldesborough) 5. illegible, could be Argent on a chevron gules between three torteaux as many quatrefoils or (Comfort) or perhaps Quarterly gules and or four crosses patty a bordure argent all counterchanged (Alger) impaling Argent three bars gules in chief a greyhound courant collared (Skipwith or Skipworth) Crest A leopard...
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