Grant of Arms
Grant of Arms

Members' Roll of Arms

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.

Current Members

Leffa, Rafael Steinmetz

Arms
Azure three Sea-Griffins sejant erect Or each holding with the feet a Boa Constrictor Argent
Crest
Upon a Helm with a Wreath Or and Azure: A demi Jaguar Azure spotted Or holding in the mouth and dexter foot a Boa Constrictor nowed Or Mantled Gules lined Or
Motto
NUMQUAM RECEDAM
Authority

College of Arms: Granted by Garter and Clarenceux.

Notes

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

Lindley-Highfield of Ballumbie Castle, Mark

Arms
Per fess Purpure and Vert, a fess chequy Sable and Argent between in chief a castle of two towers Argent masoned Sable the windows and port Azure and in base a rose Argent, barbed Sable and seeded Or.
Crest
Two swans respectant Sable each holding in its beak a rose Argent.
Motto
Fortiores Coniuncti (Together Stronger)
Authority

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.

Notes

Artist: Andrew Stewart Jamieson (c) 2018.

Lingfield, The Rt Hon The Lord (Robert George Alexander Balchin) DL KStJ

Arms
Quarterly, 1 & 4, Vert a crescent within eight mullets in lozenge Or (Balchin), 2 & 3, Azure, between three fleurs-de-lys each per pale Or and Argent a chain fesswise each link also per pale Or and Argent (Skelton), in pretence an inescutcheon barry of six Ermine and Vert, a label of three points in bend Or each charged with an annulet gules (Kinlay-Balchin)
Crest
A demi-bagwyn Argent armed and unguled Or, gorged with a collar compony Or and Vert charged with anchors counterchanged & supporting a wooden beam proper attached to its collar by a chain Or
Motto
De Bonne Esperance
Notes

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.

Lovell, Keith FHS

Arms
Per bend sinister Azure and Or a lion salient tail nowed a bordure engrailed all counterchanged
Crest
A demi figure of a youth habited in an alb and amice and playing upon a recorder at the note B flat all proper
Motto
Amor Omnia Condonet (May Love All Forgive)
Authority

The Collge of Arms, 16 November 1982.

Notes

For a badge: Within an annulet engrailed on the inner edge Azure a lion salient tail nowed Or.

Lumbley, Lee

Arms
Argent on a fess engrailed Gules between three popinjays Proper gorged Gules three Bezants
Crest
Out of a ducal coronet Or a griffin rampant coward per fess Argent and Azure langued Gules grasping in the sinister fore-claw the base limb and in the dexter fore-claw the sinister limb of a jewelled cross of Saint Cuthbert composed of garnets set in Gold all Proper
Motto
Deus et meum ius
Authority

Assumed 27 October 2005; Registrations: U.S. Heraldic Registry 20090418H, International Registry of Arms 0157, Society of American Armigers AA0019

Notes

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

Lysenko, Dmitry Borisovich

Arms
Or a Sable rampant Sable holding in the dexter foresaw a Torch Gules enflamed proper within a Bordure Sable thereon six Roses Or barbed proper seeded Gules
Crest
Statant upon a closed Book fesswise Or bound Gules a Pelican wings elevated and addorsed Argent beaked and legged Or supporting with the dexter foot a Trident Sable
Motto
Virtutum Summa Prudentia (Prudence is the Highest Virtue)
Authority

Windsor Herald, College of Arms, Letters Patent 24th April 2023

Notes

Grant Artwork by Robert Parsons
Digital Illustration by Quentin Peacock

Mackay, Kenneth Donald DCS

Arms
Azure on a chevron Argent between two bears' heads couped Argent muzzled Gules in chief and a Church of Scotland Diaconate cross Argent in base, the Lion of St Mark Gules holding an open book proper, between two hands grasping daggers the points turned towards the lion all proper
Crest
A Phoenix Gules in flames on its wings tongues of fire proper
Motto
A Theachdairean 'N An Teine Lasarach (He Makes Flames of Fire His Servants - Psalm 104 v4)
Authority

The Court of the Lord Lyon. 26th August 2010. The Public Register of all Arms and Bearings in Scotland. Volume 88 Folio 72.

Notes

For a pennon: Argent and Azure with the Arms in the hoist and the motto in two lines counterchanged.

Malden, Reginald John FHS

Arms
Per fess Argent and Vert a pile reversed issuant from the fess line of the last and another issuant from the base of the first tipped with a long cross Or charged with a crescent of the third for difference.
Crest
Issuant from flames of fire a dexter cubit arm Proper, the hand grasping a long cross in bend sinister Sable behind the traverse a glory Or
Motto
Hold fast
Authority

Matriculated: Court of the Lord Lyon, 12th September 1977. Lyon Register, volume 58, folio 60.

Notes

Unicorn Pursuivant 2012–2015; subsequently Slains Pursuivant.

Mallinson, Edward

Arms
Gules a chevron between in chief two roses Argent barbed Vert seeded Or and in base a pestle and mortar also Argent
Crest
A mallard rising proper
Motto
Is Leoir do'n La ole Fein (Sufficient Unto The Day Is The Evil Thereof)
Authority

Granted in the Court of the Lord Lyon, 15 July 2005 (Public Register of all Arms and Bearings of Scotland, Vol.86, folio 33).

Notes

Artist: Patricia Bertram.

Malone, Peter John

Arms
Per fess Azure and Gules between three mullets an eagle displayed the head nimbed Or
Crest
Two wings erect the dexter Azure the sinister Gules each charged with a mullet Or
Motto
Fidelis Ad Terminum (Faithful To The End)
Authority

The Deputy Chief Herald of Ireland, 6th February 2002.

Notes

Artist: Katherine Lumsden.

 

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