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Very Nice again Loren.

Regards,
Davy.

Hi David I submitted my petition on the 26th Oct 2006, the warrant was signed on 25 May 2007 and received the Letters Patent on 4th Dec 2008. As too interaction with the Lyon office, this was very good, lots of phone calls and letters, the Lyon office is very much approachable and very helpfull. Hop...

Enclosed is an image of my Letters Patent, however I have altered them slightly as there was a small colour problem which is being fixed.



Hope you like them.

Davy.

I have just been informed that my Letters Patent are ready for collection from the Lyon Office, I will pick them up on Thursday, looking forward to seeing them.


Davy.

Hi Loren

You could try mine if you like, I have not done one as line art myself yet. I would be quite interested to see how you would tackle it.

Davy.

Hi Loren

If you dont mind me asking what package are you using to produce your artwork.

Davy.

Hi Loren

Very nice images in your new gallery.

Davy.

Hi Nenad

Love the fantastic renditions of Arms.

Davy.

Very nice John, it is coming along very well. Do you intent going further a field than Scotland?

Very nice rendition Nenad, could you please explain the Motto: AD SCIENTIA ET PERSEVERANTIA

Have found 2 renditions of MacGeachan of Dalwhat http://www.djmcgeachie.co.uk/images/heraldry/macgeachan.gif Or, a bend Gules, taken from Pont's Manuscript. http://www.djmcgeachie.co.uk/images/heraldry/mceachan.gif Or, a Dexter hand Gules. Burkes General Armory of England & Scotland. Page 639 McGeac...

I will explain the design elements of my proposed arms. My wife's maiden name is Cooper and we have a rendition of the arms which has the same layout (a chevron with 3 charges) this was the basis for my layout. The base colours of black & white were chosen as a reminder of my 30 years as a Martial A...

http://www.djmcgeachie.co.uk/images/heraldry/proposed.jpg Proposed blazon; Shield - Sable, a Chevron Argent between in chief 2 Gilly flowers, and in base a Chrysanthemum Vert fimbriated Or. Crest - A Leopard Sejant Rampant proper grasping with the fore paws a weaver’s Ell-Wand Sable. Motto – By Ski...

Well done, my congratulations to Martin and John, love the new rendition of the arms with standard.

Davy.

Hi Nenad

Wow, what an amazing array of Arms, Flags and certificates, the artwork is superb and having an English section makes it so much more interesting and easy to read.

Fantastic Work.

Hi Nenad, love the rendition of your arms above, they look amazing.

And to you & your's John.

All the best for 2007.

Davy.

David James McGeachie.

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Hope everyone had a very Merry Christmas and has a happy and prosperous New Year.

All the best for 2007.

Davy.

Congratulations John and Martin, well deserved Honours.

Discovered these arms on a lodge on a recent fishing trip, can anyone please tell me any more about the arms.

Thanks.

Hi Stephen fantastic looking banner, can you please tell me what art work you had to supply in order to have your banner made.

Thanks,
David.

Can anyone please tell me if their are any arms for Alexander M'Quuichin of Dalquhat or variant selling or from the location of Dalquhat.

Many Thanks for your help with the Motto, EX ARTE ET HONUS is possibly what I am looking for, as a Martial Artist the motto is a reference to winning a competition or passing a grading - by skill and honour. If this is again translated in a different context from above please feel free to post your ...

Please can any member give me the correct Latin translation for the following motto, as there seems to be a few variations depending on which translation site I use. By Skill and Honour - some of the variations I have come accross, Per Solers Quod Veneratio Per Usus ??? Veneratio Any help would be m...