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Walker, Edward, Sir (1612 - 1677) (Stamp 1)

Owner:

Walker, Edward

Arms:

Quarterly 1 & 4. On a cross five leopards faces (Walker, augmentation of honour) 2 & 3. A chevron potent ringed at the top between three crescents (Walker)

Motto: Loyaute mon honneur
Supporters: A greyhound collared and ringed on the collar three open crowns
Dimensions (height x width): 70mm x 57mm
Quarterings: 1 & 4. On a cross five leopards faces (Walker, augmentation of honour) 2 & 3. A chevron potent ringed at the top between three crescents (Walker)
Heraldic Charges: chevron potent between crescents (3)cross, on a leopards faces (5)

Sources

Britannia antiqua illustrata, or The antiquities of ancient Britain derived from the Phœnicians. Aylett Sammes. London,
Copies of documents of heraldic interest. William Le Neve.
Extracts from the indentures of war. William Le Neve.
His Maiesties progresse and successe from the 30th March to the 23th [sic] of November [manuscript]. Edward Walker.
Ordinary and Roll of Arms.
Perfect copyes of all the votes, letters, proposals, answers relateing unto & passed in the Treaty. Edward Walker.
Proceedings of the committee appointed to arrange the coronation of Charles II.
Titles of honor. John Selden. London,

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Walker, Edward, Sir (1612 - 1677) (Stamp 1)