@LandsknechtPike 2/2 The arms with Ermine shield and lions belonged to Joseph E. Davies, a British diplomat who lived in Mar-a-Lago before Trump, and the arms with Parted per chevron shield and an eagle are the arms of The Trump International Golf Club Scotland
@SHeraldry as I found out, this house was built by John Lindsay of Newton of Nydie, merchant in Crail, died in 1714, and his wife Helen Leslie, from 'a well-known Jacobite family, the Leslies in Crail'
(Anstruther: A History, by Stephanie Stevenson)
@SHeraldry Ayrshire Blairs, of that Ilk family and their descendants, used a saltire with mascles, but their Perthshire kinsmen or more likely namesakes, descended from the Balthayock family, bore a chevron and roundels
@dt297 Carnasserie, another Campbell's castle (it has an armorial panel above the doorway displaying the impaled arms of the 5th earl of Argyll and his wife Jean, natural daughter of James V)
@SHeraldry Arms of George Moncreiffe of Sauchope, 1643-1707 (a lion rampant with differences) impaled with those of his wife, Catharine Monypenny (three cross crosslets fitchee issuing out of as many crescents)
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