The arms are listed in Burke's General Armory as Or, a lion rampant Gules. Crest is given as A cubit arms erect, habited, grasping a tilting spear in fesse all proper.
Below the bookplate with the arms of Leigh of West Hall:
The diary of a Heraldry Addict
Friday, 1 June 2007
Leigh baronet
From time to time I am asked for either information or an image. I have today spent some time providing an illustration of the arms of Leigh of Charlestown, South Carolina, Bt.
The arms are listed in Burke's General Armory as Or, a lion rampant Gules. Crest is given as A cubit arms erect, habited, grasping a tilting spear in fesse all proper.
Below the bookplate with the arms of Leigh of West Hall:
The arms are listed in Burke's General Armory as Or, a lion rampant Gules. Crest is given as A cubit arms erect, habited, grasping a tilting spear in fesse all proper.
Below the bookplate with the arms of Leigh of West Hall:
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