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Porcher, Charles (1800 - 1863) (Stamp 1)

Owner:

Porcher, Charles

Arms:

Per pale argent and gules barry of ten counterchanged a cinquefoil ermine (Porcher) impaling Sable a bend engrailed or between two cotises argent on a canton argent a saltire gules (Redhead)

Crest: A lion rampant charged with three bars holding a cinquefoil ermine
Motto: Pro rege
Dimensions (height x width): 77mm x 45mm
Legend: Carolus Porcher de Clyffe
Impalement: Sable a bend engrailed or between two cotises argent on a canton argent a saltire gules (Redhead)
Heraldic Charges: barry (10)bars (3)bend engrailed cotised between canton, on a cinquefoil lion rampant per pale saltire

Sources

Discourse on the love of our country. Richard Price. London,
Genuine remains. Samuel Butler. London,
God’s protecting providence, man’s surest help and defence. Jonathan Dickinson. London,
Journal of a residence in Norway during the years 1834, 1835, & 1836. Samuel Laing. London,
Poemata quæ extant. George Buchanan. Amsterdam,
Sale of the House of Peers. London,

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Porcher, Charles (1800 - 1863) (Stamp 1)