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Title: Charlett of Cleeve Prior coat of arms
Post by: rjuoconnor on Saturday 15 March 25 19:37 GMT (UK)
Hello

The blazon for the coat of arms for the above family reads as follows:

Or, a lion rampant within a bordure engrailed azure

Could some kind person produce an image of what this coat of arms might look like.

Many thanks in advance
Robert
Title: Re: Charlett of Cleeve Prior coat of arms
Post by: KGarrad on Saturday 15 March 25 20:18 GMT (UK)
Like this
Title: Re: Charlett of Cleeve Prior coat of arms
Post by: rjuoconnor on Saturday 15 March 25 20:21 GMT (UK)
Was there supposed to be an image attached??
Title: Re: Charlett of Cleeve Prior coat of arms
Post by: Kiltpin on Saturday 15 March 25 20:44 GMT (UK)
Hello Robert, 

Here you go. "Charlett of Cleeve Prior - Or, a lion rampant within a bordure engrailed Azure." 

This size will print on A4 quite nicely. It is saved as a .png file, so you can adjust the colours if you want. 

Regards 

Chas
Title: Re: Charlett of Cleeve Prior coat of arms
Post by: rjuoconnor on Saturday 15 March 25 20:48 GMT (UK)
Fabulous, thank you very much indeed.

Robert
Title: Re: Charlett of Cleeve Prior coat of arms
Post by: rjuoconnor on Sunday 16 March 25 15:12 GMT (UK)
Hi again Chas

You couldn't produce an image of the Feryman arms as follows:

"Sable, three horses' heads couped argent, bridled gules, within a bordure engrailed or"

You do such a great job of producing these images, which I very much appreciate.

Regards
Robert
Title: Re: Charlett of Cleeve Prior coat of arms
Post by: Kiltpin on Sunday 16 March 25 15:41 GMT (UK)
Quote from: rjuoconnor on Sunday 16 March 25 15:12 GMT (UK)
Hi again Chas

You couldn't produce an image of the Feryman arms as follows:

"Sable, three horses' heads couped argent, bridled gules, within a bordure engrailed or"

You do such a great job of producing these images, which I very much appreciate.

Regards
Robert
I am working on it as we speak, Robert. It is taking time because of the bridle. It seems that it is a pretty unique charge. I will be finished before next weekend. 

Regards 

Chas
Title: Re: Charlett of Cleeve Prior coat of arms
Post by: Kiltpin on Sunday 16 March 25 22:11 GMT (UK)
Or before this weekend is over. 

"Sable, three horses' heads couped Argent bridled Gules within a bordure engrailed Or" 

Regards 

Chas
Title: Re: Charlett of Cleeve Prior coat of arms
Post by: rjuoconnor on Monday 17 March 25 09:21 GMT (UK)
That is fantastic Chas - thank you so very much for taking the time to do this for me.  It is much appreciated.

Robert
Title: Re: Charlett of Cleeve Prior coat of arms
Post by: rjuoconnor on Monday 17 March 25 15:52 GMT (UK)
Hello again Chas

A related family to the Charletts and Ferymans, is the Richmond family of Hedenham, Norfolk, who, according to the Visitation of Norfolk 1613, bore the following arms:

"Ermine, on a chief sable a gryphen [griffin?] passant or"

I wonder if you would mind working your magic on this one?

Thank you again
Robert
Title: Re: Charlett of Cleeve Prior coat of arms
Post by: Kiltpin on Tuesday 18 March 25 14:34 GMT (UK)
Oh, what's this? - trying to win me over with flattery! How well you know me!   

Regards 

Chas
Title: Re: Charlett of Cleeve Prior coat of arms
Post by: rjuoconnor on Tuesday 18 March 25 16:31 GMT (UK)
Wonderful - thank you Chas!  These images add such embelishment and colour to my family history!

Thnk you again.

Robert
Title: Re: Charlett of Cleeve Prior coat of arms
Post by: George E. H. Haydock on Wednesday 02 April 25 02:24 BST (UK)

  Hi Chas,
  Kiltpin which family is from your Kilt?

          Cheers George
Title: Re: Charlett of Cleeve Prior coat of arms
Post by: Kiltpin on Thursday 10 April 25 11:23 BST (UK)
Quote from: George E. H. Haydock on Wednesday 02 April 25 02:24 BST (UK)

  Hi Chas,
  Kiltpin which family is from your Kilt?

          Cheers George
Hello George, 

Sorry, I've only just seen your post. I generally wear one of two tartans.   

First is Buchanan. I wear the "Buchanan Ancient Muted" as it is not as 'in your face' as the "Buchanan Modern". I am the Buchanan Society Regent for England and Wales, so am often at Clan events. I also wear trews, but only with black tie and only in England. 

When not on Clan duties, I wear the official RAF tartan.   

Regards 

Chas