Kinnaird Crest | Coat of Arms - 1682** | Coat of Arms - 1670 (original)* |
Kinnaird Seals | Kinnaird Tartan | Kinnaird Tartan Certificate |
Notes
There is a reversal in the blazon after elevation to the rank of Peer.
There are also other slight differences between the two Coats of Arms.
* Burke's General Armory Ref: 569/10
Kinnaird (Inchture, Co Perth, before elevation to the Peerage) Arms: Quarterly 1st and 4th
gules a saltire between four crescents or for Kinnaird, 2nd and 3rd gules three stars
argent for Kirkaldy. Crest: A garland of laurel proper. Motto: qui patitur vincit.
** Burke's General Armory Ref: 569/11
Kinnaird (Baron Kinnaird) Arms: Quarterly 1st and 4th or a fess wavy between three mullets
gules as a coat of augmentation, 2nd and 3rd gules a saltire between four crescents or..
Crest: A mullet between the horns of a crescent or issuing out of a cloud within two
branches of palm in orle proper, over the crest the motto, Phoebo Lux. Motto: Errantia
lumina fallunt, and, Certa cruce salus. Remark: Supporters: Two savages wreathed about the
head and middle with oak leaves, their hands which support the shield in chains hanging
down to their feet, in their other hands a garland of laurel all proper.