A shield divided into two vertical halves. To the left, this has been further quartered—the first quarter contains a lion rampant with a star above against an argent background. This is at the forefront of a field Gules with three cushions surrounding it. The second and third quarters have Or-styled fields; the second featuring a right-handed forearm grasping a crosslet fitchee, while the third features a drakkar. The fourth quarter, against a field Vert, displays a single pike. To the right, against a field Sable, are three pike. At the helm, atop a torse, is a right-handed fist grasping a crosslet fitchee. Surrounding the shield is a ribbon-esque banner featuring the motto Nec Tempore Nec Fato.
The entire plate is printed in blue-green ink. A shield with a checkered chief; below the field Argent is divided by a chevron Gules, with a rose at its center point. Surrounding the chevron are three fish; two above, one below. The shield is surrounded by fancy design, as well as with additional flowers and leaves. At the helm, atop a torse, is an eagle with wings displayed. Below is the motto Nil Conscire Sibi.
Subject (Name):
Macbride, David, 1726-1778
Subject (Topic):
Amorial, Armorial bookplates,, Birds, Fish, Physicians, Shield, and Surgeons
A decorative design within a frame, featuring elaborate leafing within the top half of the design. At the center is shield with a dolphin at the center. At the helm is a knight's helmet; at the crest, atop a torse, is a bull. Over this is the motto Vincit Amor Patriæ. Further below in the lower half of the image, beneath the title text, is a pile of books supporting a skull. A snake is winding its way around the pile. Further below are the words Tolle Lege.
Subject (Name):
James, R. Rutson (Robert Rutson), 1881-
Subject (Topic):
Animals, Books, Fish, Helmet, Shield, Skull, Snakes, and Surgeons
A figure dressed in a black coat and a black fedora adorned with fishing lures holds fishing rod in the right hand, and a fish still attached to the line in the left. The image is flanked by a hanging fish, with a book in the lower right-hand corner with the motto Omnia Ab Libris Expiscor.
A coat of arms divided into four quadrants. One quadrant features three cinquefoil surrounding a fish head with an annulet in its mouth. This quadrant, along with another that consists of a large lion, reverse themselves in the bottom half of the field. At the helm, above the torse, is a full image of a fish with an annulet in its mouth. Below upon a ribbon, is the motto E Stirpe Nobile.
Subject (Name):
Hamilton, James
Subject (Topic):
Armorial, Armorial bookplates, Fish, Lions, Physicians, and Shield
A coat of arms, divided in half vertically, with three roundels on the left-hand side. At the helm is a knight's helmet, surrounded by mantling. At the crest is a crown, with a sea serpent arched overhead. Beneath the shield is the motto Quod Verum Tutem. Written in pencil surrounding the plate owner's name suggests that the book is from Courtenay to a J. Hardie, M.A.
A coat of arms, oval in shape, divided into two vertical halves. The left half features bars of alternating design; the right half is further divided by a speckled chevron, with two pansies above, and a dolphin below. The oval is flanked by two additional dolphins with grasses seen in the background. At the helm is a knight's helmet; at the crest, upon a torse, is a fourth dolphin.
Subject (Name):
Langston, John, 1639?-1704
Subject (Topic):
Armorial bookplates, Fish, Flower, Helmet, Shield, and Shields
A coat of arms, the field speckled in pattern, with a chevron dividing the shield into two. Above are two pansies; below, a dolphin. At the crest is a lion, standing upon a torse and alongside a pedestal. Below is the motto Liber et Audax.
A coat of arms divided into quadrants. Two of the quadrants contain two lions that are surrounded by a border featuring twelve scallop shells; the other two quadrants are of a checkerboard-style design. At the crest are two images—to the left, a dragon with a lance through the neck; to the right, a fist grasping an undetermined item. Below is the motto Sola Salus Servire Deo.
A coat of arms with two lions in the main portion, and the head and torso of a third lion at the helm. The entire image is surrounded by elaborate mantling, flowers, and leaves.
Subject (Name):
Carter, Tyr
Subject (Topic):
Amorial, Armorial bookplates, Face, Fish, Lion, Shield, Shields, and Surgeons
