Scottish Clan Crest Badge Rubber Stamp: MacKay to Turnbull

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• Materiais: wood mount, cushion material, red rubber

I am sorry to have to say that only a few Badge names remain in this group - see Options
MacFarlane to Turnbull Red Rubber Scottish Clan Crest Badge Rubber Stamp
NO customization or personalization is available, they are what they are.
These are the last of the red rubber clan badge stamps as they are discontinued from red rubber manufacture

Originally I had all these names:
MacFarlane, MacGregor, MacKay, MacKenzie, MacKinnon, MacLaine, MacLeod of Harris, MacLeod of Lewes, MacMillan, MacNab, MacNaughten, MacNeil of Barra, MacNeil of Colonsay, MacNicol, MacPherson, Malcolm, Montgomery, Morrison, Murray, Ramsay, Scott, Shaw, Turnbull, Wallace

The regular size of the badge stamp is: 1-3/8” X 1-3/4”
See group image for an individual image of the name you are interested in.

CLAN CONVENERS - I am willing to share the digital files for your clan for a $10 licensing fee with no expiration date. I would send you a JPG, PNG, and PDF, which you could use for stationary, flyers, and other clan uses. Message me with your request and I'll create a listing for you.
NO SVG available. I've tried and cannot create them. Only the above formats are available.

All artwork is original hand-drawn art by Kim Victoria © Copyright 1998 through 2017 following heraldic conventions and approved by the clans whenever possible.

A coat of arms is a display awarded to an individual by the Lord Lyon, King of Arms, the official herald-in-chief for Scotland. No one may use another person’s coat of arms for themselves. Therefore, to show kinship with the same family as the Clan Chief they may use a crest badge emblem.The crest is that part of the Chief’s coat of arms above the helmet. The crest is placed inside a strap and buckle to make the pictorial statement “I support my chief.” The Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs resolved that crest badges should also include the words “An Cirean Ceann Cinnidh” to designate that there is a living, recognized chief for that clan. It means “Crest of the Chief of the Clan” in Gaelic.
Please visit your clan’s or society’s web site for more information.

Highlander Celtic Stamps has worked with Chiefs, presidents and other officials in the Scottish clan societies to ensure that all our crest badges follow the current recognized heraldic conventions. As new chiefs are recognized, their crest or mottoe of their coat of arms may be different than the previous chief and thus the crest badge must change also.

Kim Victoria has designed these crest badge images with rubber stamping in mind. The designs have been modified to display well in the smaller size and to reproduce beautifully with inks.

Artwork by ©Kim Victoria.
Made in the US by Highlander Celtic Stamps / Kim Victoria ©1997-2017
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