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Stuart, William (1798 - 1874) (Stamp 4)

Stuart, William (1798 - 1874) (Stamp 4)

Owner:

Stuart, William

Crest: A demi lion
Motto: Nobilis ira
Dimensions (height x width): 26mm x 23mm
Heraldic Charges: lion, demi-

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