Lacy Argent, five swan's necks erased argent. (sic) |
Lampden Argent, on a bend engrailed sable, three ram's heads cabossed of the field attired Or. |
Lancaster Gules, a tricorporate lion issuing out of the three corners of the escutcheon, all meeting under one head in the fesse point Or, armed and langued azure. Edmond Plantagenet, temp. Ed I |
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Lanercost Priory Or, two flaunches gules. |
Langford Gules, a shoveller argent. |
Langley Argent, a fesse sable in chief three hurts. |
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Langton Or, on a cross quarterly azure and gules five roses of the first. Thomas Langton, 1483 |
Latimer Gules, a cross patonce Or, surmounted of a bend azure semy of fleur-de-lys of the second. Hugh Latimer, 1535 |
Lawrance Argent, a cross raguly gules. |
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Leathes Azure, on a bend between three fleur-de-lys Or, as many pierced mullets gules. |
Leeson Gules, a chief argent, on the lower part thereof a cloud [otherwise a chief nebuly] with rays proceeding therefrom proper. |
Leicester Town Gules, a cinquefoil pierced ermine. |
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* Legh 1. Argent a cross sable, in the dexter chief quarter a fleur-de-lis of the second. 2. Gules, a cross engrailed argent. 3. [?Azure] a chevron between three cross crosslets [?Or]. 4. Argent, a mullet sable sabe, charged on one point (?) with a bezant. 5. Vert, a cross flory Or. 6. Lozengy argent and sable. 7. Azure, a chevron argent between three coverred cups Or. |
Lenthall Argent, on a bend cotised sable, three mullets Or. |
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Ley Argent, a chevron between three seal's heads bendwise couped sable. Ley, 1625 |
Lloyd Gules, a chevrom ermine between three Englishmen's heads in profile proper. |
Longespee Azure, six lioncels rampant three, two, one Or. William Longespee, 1226 |
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Love Vert, a heraldic tiger [possible a wolf, ie loup] passant Or mane and tuft of the tail argent. Love, 1663 |
Lucy De goules a trois lucie d'or. Geffrey de Lucy, roll temp. Hen III |
Lumley Or, a chief gules. |