Gray's Inn N/A
Gray's Inn was originally the London House of the Greys, Barons Grey of Codnor. In the reign of Edward III, the Gentlemen Students of Gray's Inn are said to have taken a grant of their house from Lord Grey, whose arms, Barry of six Argent and Azure, they used, but within a bordure compony or and azure. In Tudor times they were granted the arms Sable a griffin segreant or, which they now bear.
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Title: Gray's Inn (Stamp 1) Arms: A griffin rampant segreant Dimensions (height x width): 60mm x 52mm Heraldic Charges: griffin segreant |
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Title: Gray's Inn (Stamp 2) Arms: Sable a griffin segreant Motto: Integra lex regni custos rectique magistra , Motto: Non habet affectus sed causas jure gubernat Dimensions (height x width): 44mm x 44mm Heraldic Charges: griffin segreant |
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Title: Gray's Inn (Stamp 3) Arms: Sable a griffin segreant Dimensions (height x width): 19mm x 19mm Heraldic Charges: griffin segreant |
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Title: Gray's Inn (Stamp 4) Arms: Sable a griffin segreant Dimensions (height x width): 17mm x 17mm Heraldic Charges: griffin segreant |
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