Lafferty-Smith, Colin
College of Arms. 12 April 2022. Agent: Richmond Herald (Clive Cheesman)
Many of the members of the Heraldry Society are armigerous, ie. they have a coat of arms. This gives us an opportunity to introduce you to the wide range of designs and styles that are used for modern, and ancient, heraldry. The arms are organised by the member’s surname.
College of Arms. 12 April 2022. Agent: Richmond Herald (Clive Cheesman)
The College of Arms, 2 June 1991.
The College of Arms, 13 May 1999.
For a badge: An open book the dexter page per chevron throughout Gules and Or the sinister per chevron throughout Or and Gules edged and bound Sable the marker also Sable terminating in an acorn Or.
College of Arms: Granted by Garter and Clarenceux.
Artist: Painted by Robert Parsons MBE
Badge: A Jaguar’s Face Azure spotted Or encircled by an Ouroboros head in chief Azure entwined with an Ouroboros contourny head in base Gules
26th April 2010; 60th page, 88th Volume of the Public Register of All Arms and Bearings in Scotland. Registered: College of Arms, London, February 2011 (Windsor Herald), 5th Volume of Scottish Arms recorded at the College of Arms, pages 98–100.
Artist: Andrew Stewart Jamieson (c) 2018.
Supporters granted 2010: Dexter: A lion guardant the head and mane Or the body legs and tail Or semy of spurs rowels upwards Gules upon the head a Baron's Coronet with cap proper. Sinister: a bagwyn Argent armed unguled and the tail tufted Or gorged with a Baron's Coronet sans cap proper chained the chain reflexed over the back and terminating in an annulet Or. For a badge: (appearing in the mantling which is Gules and Argent) Pendant from a tasselled and knotted cord Or and Vert an escallop Or. Artist: Balchin granted 1975*, Library Painting by Tom Meek.
The Collge of Arms, 16 November 1982.
For a badge: Within an annulet engrailed on the inner edge Azure a lion salient tail nowed Or.
Assumed 27 October 2005; Registrations: U.S. Heraldic Registry 20090418H, International Registry of Arms 0157, Society of American Armigers AA0019
Mantling: Gules doubled Argent
Badge: A White Rose barbed and seeded proper surmounted of a Ducal Coronet Or,
Standard: In the Hoist the Arms in the Fly Gules a Fess Argent in the first compartment the Crest in the second and third compartments the Badge on two transverse Bands Azure fimbriated Or fimbriated Azure the Motto Or
Devised by: Lee Lumbley and Geoffrey Kingmam-Sugars
Artist: Lee Lumbley
Please address any queries to roll@theheraldrysociety.com.