Nom
Malcolm
12 armoiries dans 4 sources
Attestations : qu’est-ce que c’est ?
Certaines armes portent une mention « Attesté : dans le dictionnaire de Renesse… » ou « dans l’ordinaire… ». Elle signale un ouvrage de référence, distinct de l’armorial qui donne le blasonnement, où ce nom apparaît avec ces armes. C’est une confirmation indépendante : deux livres qui s’accordent valent mieux qu’un.
Papworth, Ordinary of British Armorials (1874) et Balfour Paul, An Ordinary of Arms (Écosse, 1893) : classent les armes par leur composition et nomment qui les porte.
Seules les correspondances sûres sont comptées (nom identique chez Renesse, entrée confirmée chez Papworth). La page de chaque armoirie donne chaque citation, avec un lien vers la page imprimée numérisée.
Armoiries du nom
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M'Callum, or Malcolm Burke (General Armory) · Scotland
Argent a saltire azure between four bucks' heads couped gules
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Malcolm Burke (General Armory) · co. Argyll
Or, on a saltire azure between two harts' heads erased in chief and base gules and as many cross crosslets fitchée in flank sable a fusil of the field
Attesté dans l’ordinaire de Balfour Paul (1) · voir les citations →
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Malcolm Burke (General Armory) · co. Argyll
Argent on a saltire azure between four bucks' heads erased gules five mullets or
Attesté dans l’ordinaire de Papworth (1) · voir les citations →
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Malcolm Burke (General Armory) · co. Fife
Or, a saltire azure between three stags' heads couped gules
Attesté dans l’ordinaire de Papworth (1) · voir les citations →
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Malcolm Burke (General Armory)
Or, on a saltire azure between four harts' heads erased gules five crescents of the field, on a chief vert the badge of the Persian Order of the Lion and Sun between two antique crowns or
Attesté dans l’ordinaire de Balfour Paul (1) · voir les citations →
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Malcolm Burke (General Armory)
Or, a saltire azure between a lion rampant gules having on his head an engineer's helmet proper and three bucks' heads erased in flanks and base of the third
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Malcolm Burke (General Armory)
Or, on a saltire azure between four harts' heads erased gules five crescents of the field, on a canton azure a naval crown or, and pendent therefrom a representation of the gold medal presented to Sir PULTENEY by his Majesty's command, for his meritorious services in the memorable action with the French fleet off St. Domingo on 6 Feb. 1806
Attesté dans l’ordinaire de Balfour Paul (1) · voir les citations →
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Malcolm Burke (General Armory) · co. Dumfries
Or, on a saltire sable between four harts' heads erased gules five crescents of the field, on a canton gules between two branches of laurel an anchor erect, the stem charged with a mural crown, and pendent therefrom a representation of the gold medal presented to him for his services at the capture of Washington
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Malcolm of Poltalloch Clemmensen (Ordinary of Medieval Armorials) · GB
D'argent au sautoir d'azur chargé de cinq molettes d'or, cantonné de quatre têtes de cerf de gueules.
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Malcolm Fox-Davies (Armorial Families) · Scotland
Or, a saltire azure within four stags’ heads couped gules.
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Malcolm of Poltalloch Fox-Davies (Armorial Families)
Quarterly, 1 and 4, argent, on a saltire azure, between four stags’ heads erased gules, five mullets or (Malcolm of Poltalloch) ; 2 and 3, qrly. i. and iiii., or, two chevronels gules, between as many buckles fessewise in chief and a hunting-horn in base azure, stringed gules (Orme of Balvaird, 1818); ii. and iii., argent, a fesse dancettée sable, between three Cornish choughs proper (Thomas, 1818— the second and third quarters in 1818 being then on an escutcheon of pretence over the arms of Malcolm, and so matriculated).
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Malcolm de Balbadie Rietstap · Écosse
D'or au sautoir d'azur, cantonné de quatre têtes et cols de cerf de gueules