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Bravo Rod !
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Posted 06/12/2011   01:25 am  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add rod222 to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
When I looked this morning Phil, I cringed :(
why did I post that?
It was in a stamp phossick box, the joke a bit dated
but IIRC kids eating pies at the footy is
documented on an Aussie stamp, so I guess it is still current.
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My coat of arms ? Probably a pickaxe and shovel ! My wifes name has a coat of arms but being there are 500,000 VanderVeers in Holland I don't know if it reached down to her family !!
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Posted 06/13/2011   08:53 am  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add rod222 to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
Yes, Phil.
Our family has a British coat of arms.
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ok rod I have books and books on Heraldry, show us your crest, your blazon, your supporters, pleeeeeze. - jeff
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Edited by jhlovell - 06/13/2011 09:50 am
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Our family has a British coat of arms as well (the branch that lived last in Bedfordshire before coming over to the new world in the late 16th century).



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Edited by smauggie - 06/13/2011 1:50 pm
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c'mon smauggie cough up, let's see it. I am very interested in any coat of arms. - jeff
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way cool smauggie. let's see how close I can come to describing you coat. gules with six shamrocks or, separated by a fesse dancetty ermine three and three. Interesting crest too. not sure what kind of bird but chained by that same dancetty fesse that is ermine aroung the neck. I have to look that bird up though. - jeff
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I am pretty sure it is a griffin.
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Of course this doesn't refer to our family
other than we share the same name :)
Top of helmet is a finger pointing to a star.

First found in cornwall in the 11th century,
and perhaps even before 1066

My great grandmother owned a boarding house in Plymouth
and it always fascinates me whether this was near
Stanley Gibbons shop.
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Not sure what it is surrounding the hand, but I am wondering if these are references to the Order of the Star and Garter.
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Posted 06/16/2011   11:09 am  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add jhlovell to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
smauggie you are right about the griffin so the crest would read something like Crest: a knight's helmet profiled mounted with a griffin's head gules couped and gorged with a fesse dancetty ermine bordered with wings or. - jeff
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