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Christie-Miller, Wakefield (1835 - 1898) (Stamp 1)

Owner:

Christie-Miller, Wakefield

Arms:

Quarterly 1 &.4. A cross moline azure charged with five lozenges (Miller) 2 & 3. Or a saltire engrailed between two mullets in pale and two roses in fess sable (Christie)

Dimensions (height x width): 47mm x 37mm
Monogram: W C M
Initial: W C M
Quarterings: 1 &.4. A cross moline azure charged with five lozenges (Miller) 2 & 3. Or a saltire engrailed between two mullets in pale and two roses in fess sable (Christie)
Heraldic Charges: cross moline, on a lozenges (5)mullets (2)roses (2)saltire engrailed between

Sources

Apology for private preaching. John Taylor. London,
Fig for Momus. Thomas Lodge. London,
Knaves and fooles in folio. S. H.. London,
Last will and testament of Doctors Commons. London,
Recantations as they were severallie pronounced. William Tedder. London,
Suffolks tears. Samuel Faireclough. London,
True coppie of a discourse written by a gentleman in the late voyage of Spaine and Portugal. Anthony Wingfield. London,
Utopia. Thomas More. Louvain,

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Christie-Miller, Wakefield (1835 - 1898) (Stamp 1)