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Villiers, George, Duke of Buckingham (1592 - 1628) (Stamp 2)

Owner:

Villiers, George

Arms:

Quarterly of six 1. On a cross five escallops (Villiers) 2. A fess between three cinquefoils (Villiers, ancient) 3. A chevron between three crosses botonny fitchy (Pakeman) 4. A lion rampant crowned (Bellers) 5. A bend between six estoiles (Howby) 6. A cross between two annulets (Kirkby)

Motto: Fidei coticula crux
Order: Garter
Supporters: Dexter A horse and Sinister A stag
Dimensions (height x width): 75mm x 73mm
Coronet: Marquess
Quarterings: 1. On a cross five escallops (Villiers) 2. A fess between three cinquefoils (Villiers, ancient) 3. A chevron between three crosses botonny fitchy (Pakeman) 4. A lion rampant crowned (Bellers) 5. A bend between six estoiles (Howby) 6. A cross between two annulets (Kirkby)
Heraldic Charges: annulets (2)bend between chevron between cinquefoils (3)cross between cross, on a crosses botonny (3)escallops (5)estoiles (6)fess between lion rampant

Sources

Ceremonial de France. Théodore Godefroy. Paris,
Defensio ecclesiæ Anglicanæ contra M. Antonii de Dominis, D. Archiepiscopi Spalatensis iniurias. Richard Crakanthorpe. London,
Free schoole of warre, or, A treatise, whether it be lawfull to beare armes for the service of a prince that is of a divers religion. Paolo Sarpi. London,
Godfrey of Boulogne, or, The recouerie of Ierusalem. Torquato Tasso. London,
Opera. King of Great Britain James I. London,
Rosa Hispani Anglica, seu Malum punicum Angl'Hispanicum. Michael Du Val. London,
Rosa Hispani Anglica, seu Malum punicum Angl'Hispanicum. Michael Du Val. London,
Spanish labyrinth.
Workes of the most High and Mightie Prince Iames, King of Great Britaine. King of Great Britain James I. London,

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Villiers, George, Duke of Buckingham (1592 - 1628) (Stamp 2)