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English: a golden platform of gold, with pillars supporting a ornamental canopy featuring Tudor roses; above the shield is a cardinal's hat - the rank Wolsey enjoyed after 1514, with a Holy Dove above that. Two griffins are the supporters on each side.
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Source The Bookplate Journal 8 (2010)
Author AnonymousUnknown author

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