St John's College Cambridge N/A
St John's College, Cambridge was founded in 1511 by Margaret Countess of Richmond, daughter and heir of John Beaufort, Duke of Somerset, wife of Edmond Tudor, Earl of Richmond, and mother of Henry VII, who also founded Christ’s College, Cambridge. Both colleges use her arms.
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Title: St John's College Cambridge (Stamp 1) Arms: Quarterly 1 & 4. Three fleurs de lys (France, modern) 2 & 3 Three lions passant gardant (England) within a bordure compony Crest: Out of a ducal coronet a demi eagle displayed ducally gorged Supporters: Two yales Dimensions (height x width): 45mm x 45mm Heraldic Charges: coronet, ducal, out of a, Heraldic Charges: eagle, demi-, Heraldic Charges: France and England |
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Title: St John's College Cambridge (Stamp 2) Badge: A Tudor rose Dimensions (height x width): 25mm x 14mm Heraldic Charges: rose |
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Title: St John's College Cambridge (Stamp 3) Badge: A portcullis Dimensions (height x width): 17mm x 17mm Heraldic Charges: portcullis |
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Title: St John's College Cambridge (Stamp 4) Badge: A Tudor rose Dimensions (height x width): 15mm x 15mm Heraldic Charges: rose |
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Title: St John's College Cambridge (Stamp 5) Badge: A portcullis Dimensions (height x width): 15mm x 16mm Heraldic Charges: portcullis |
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Title: St John's College Cambridge (Stamp 6) Badge: A Tudor rose Dimensions (height x width): 28mm x 16mm Heraldic Charges: rose |
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Title: St John's College Cambridge (Stamp 7) Badge: A portcullis Dimensions (height x width): 27mm x 16mm Heraldic Charges: portcullis |
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