PRESUMED SEAL OF ARMAND CHARLES, COUNT GUILLEMINOT (1774 - 1840) Wrought iron seal matrix, the oval field engraved with a large coat of arms under a mantle of duke and peer, the shield "Quarterly 1 Purpure a chevron Or, between three roses Argent, on the 2nd Vert a sun Or, 3 Azure a fountain (?) and on the 4th Gules a cock Argent holding a sword of the same colour. Under a ducal crown ducal mantle of peer of France ; large collar of an unidentified order: phylactery with motto "All for honour". 19th century. Field height: 2.5 cm - Field width: 2.1 cm (Handle missing, oxidation, minor knocks) Armand Charles Guilleminot (1774 - 1940) was a French general of the Revolution and Empire, peer of France and ambassador during the Restoration.