British Armorial Bindings - escarbuncle

Clinton, Henry Fiennes, 2nd Duke of Newcastle (1720 - 1794) (Stamp 5)

Anonymous — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 01:20:21 +0000

Owner:

Clinton, Henry Fiennes

Height:

69mm

Width:

44mm

Full Heraldic Description:

Arms Quarterly of six 1. Six cross crosslets fitchy three, two and one, on a chief two mullets (Clinton) 2. A fess in dexter chief a mullet (Odingsells) 3. Three eagles displayed (De Limsey) 4. Quarterly (Say) 5. A cross within a bordure (Eudo) 6. Per pale an escarbuncle (De Lylle) on an escutcheon of pretence Quarterly 1 &4. Three pelicans in their piety (Pelham) 2 & 3. Two broken belts in pale (Pelham, coat of augmentation) Coronet of a Duke Order The Garter

Arms:

Quarterings:

1. Six cross crosslets fitchy three, two and one, on a chief two mullets (Clinton) 2. A fess in dexter chief a mullet (Odingsells) 3. Three eagles displayed (De Limsey) 4. Quarterly (Say) 5. A cross within a bordure (Eudo) 6. Per pale an escarbuncle (De Lylle)

Escutcheon of Pretence:

Quarterly 1 &4. Three pelicans in their piety (Pelham) 2 & 3. Two broken belts in pale (Pelham, coat of augmentation)

Coronet:

Duke

Order:

Garter

Heraldic Charges:

Stamp Key:

ICLI003_s5

Kerr, Schomberg Henry, 9th Marquess of Lothian (1833 - 1900) (Stamp 1)

Anonymous — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 18:44:38 +0000

Owner:

Kerr, Schomberg Henry

Height:

93mm

Width:

66mm

Full Heraldic Description:

Arms Quarterly of six Ist & VIth grand quarters. On a chevron three mullets pierced (Kerr) IInd grand quarter. Quarterly 1 & 4. A sun in splendour (Augmentation for the Earldom of Lothian) 2 & 3. On a chevron between three mascles in chief and a unicorn's head in base three mullets (Kerr Marquis of Lothian) IIIrd grand quarter Quarterly 1 & 4. On a chevron three mullets (Kerr Earl of Ancram) 2 & 3. Ermine on a chief a lion passant (Earldom of Ancram) IVth grand quarter Between two flaunches ermine an estoile (Hobart Earl of Buckinghamshire) Vth grand quarter Quarterly 1 & 4. Crusilly three cinquefoils (Darcy Earl of Holderness) 2 & 3. On an escutcheon an escarbuncle (Schomberg) Coronet of a Marquess Motto Forward in the name of God

Arms:

Quarterly of six Ist & VIth grand quarters. On a chevron three mullets pierced (Kerr) IInd grand quarter. Quarterly 1 & 4. A sun in splendour (Augmentation for the Earldom of Lothian) 2 & 3. On a chevron between three mascles in chief and a unicorn's head in base three mullets (Kerr Marquis of Lothian) IIIrd grand quarter Quarterly 1 & 4. On a chevron three mullets (Kerr Earl of Ancram) 2 & 3. Ermine on a chief a lion passant (Earldom of Ancram) IVth grand quarter Between two flaunches ermine an estoile (Hobart Earl of Buckinghamshire) Vth grand quarter Quarterly 1 & 4. Crusilly three cinquefoils (Darcy Earl of Holderness) 2 & 3. On an escutcheon an escarbuncle (Schomberg)

Quarterings:

Ist & VIth grand quarters. On a chevron three mullets pierced (Kerr) IInd grand quarter. Quarterly 1 & 4. A sun in splendour (Augmentation for the Earldom of Lothian) 2 & 3. On a chevron between three mascles in chief and a unicorn's head in base three mullets (Kerr Marquis of Lothian) IIIrd grand quarter Quarterly 1 & 4. On a chevron three mullets (Kerr Earl of Ancram) 2 & 3. Ermine on a chief a lion passant (Earldom of Ancram) IVth grand quarter Between two flaunches ermine an estoile (Hobart Earl of Buckinghamshire) Vth grand quarter Quarterly 1 & 4. Crusilly three cinquefoils (Darcy Earl of Holderness) 2 & 3. On an escutcheon an escarbuncle (Schomberg)

Coronet:

Marquess

Motto:

Forward in the name of God

Heraldic Charges:

chevron, on a

chevron, on a, between

flaunches (2) betrween

Stamp Key:

IKER004_s1

Clinton, Henry Fiennes, 2nd Duke of Newcastle (1720 - 1794) (Stamp 4)

Anonymous — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 18:41:40 +0000

Owner:

Clinton, Henry Fiennes

Height:

93mm

Width:

60mm

Full Heraldic Description:

Arms:

Quarterly of six 1. Six cross crosslets fitchy three, two and one, on a chief two mullets (Clinton) 2. A fess in dexter chief a mullet (Odingsells) 3. Three eagles displayed (De Limsey) 4. Quarterly (Say) 5. A cross within a bordure (Eudo) 6. Per pale an escarbuncle (De Lylle) on an escutcheon of pretence Quarterly 1 &4. Three pelicans in their piety (Pelham) 2 & 3. Two broken belts in pale (Pelham, coat of augmentation)

Quarterings:

Escutcheon of Pretence:

Quarterly 1 &4. Three pelicans in their piety (Pelham) 2 & 3. Two broken belts in pale

Coronet:

Duke

Order:

Garter

Heraldic Charges: