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Description	English: A nineteenth-century facsimile of the coat of arms of "Stewart lord of Innermeith" that appears in Sir David Lindsay's Armorial. The armorial itself dates to the early sixteenth century.
Date	The facsimile dates to 1822 or before. The original image dates to sixteenth century.
Source	Laing, D, ed. (1878). Fac Simile of an Ancient Heraldic Manuscript Emblazoned by Sir David Lyndsay of the Mount. Edinburgh: William Paterson. The image appears on plate 58. An earlier edition of this book was published in 1822.
Author	The image is a facsimile of an illustration by David Lyndsay.

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