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English: Stamped Arms, gold on leather, of Sir Francis Fane (c.1611-1681?), K.B.: Quarterly of twelve, 1st. & 12th. Three dexter gauntlets affronty (Fane); 2nd. a saltire a rose for difference (Nevill of Raby); 3rd. Fretty on a canton per pale a ship (Nevill of Bulmer);

4th. A fess or between six cross crosslets (Beauchamp); 5th. A lion rampant (FitzAlan); 6th. Checky (Warenne [Warren); 7th. Quarterly in the second and third quarters a fret a bend overall (Le Despencer); 8th. Three chevrons (Clare); 9th. A lion rampant double queued (Burghersh); 10th. Three lions rampant (Mildmay); 11th. Two crosses patty in pale between as many flaunches checky (Sherington). A crescent for difference. Crest: Out of a ducal coronet a bull's head charged on the neck with a rose.

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Stamped arms, gold on leather, of Sir Francis Fane (1611-1681), K.B. Stamp found on the cover of all of the following books, those once belonging to Francis Fane:

  • Fitzherbert, Thomas. Second part of a treatise concerning policy, and religion, Douai, 1610.
  • Norgate, Edward. Exact and compendious discourse concerning the arte of miniature or limning.
  • Selden, John. Titles of honor, London, 1631.
  • Silhon, sieur de (Jean). Minister of state, London, 1658.
  • Wotton, Henry, Sir. Reliquiæ Wottonianæ, London, 1651.
Date mid C17th, England. Commissioner died 1681
Source

Original publication: mid C17th. Commissioner died 1681.

Immediate source: University of Toronto Libraries. http://armorial.library.utoronto.ca/stamps/FAN001_s1
Author

Anon., mid C17th, made for Francis Fane who died in 1681.

(Life time: mid C17th. Commissioner died 1681.)

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