[515.] Longbottom. Abram P. Longbottom.
Plain armorial. Two shields of arms side by side under a large American eagle. Mottoes, Labor omnia vincit, and Pro rege et lege.
[516.] Lord. William Lord’s East Haddam.
An early engraved copper-plate; the name and address only within an oval frame of twisted vines.
[517.] Loring. Loring.
Armorial. Chippendale. No motto. Not signed, but bears some of the characteristics of Hurd’s work. Undoubtedly his.
[518.] Lotbiniere. M. le Marquis de Lotbiniere.
Armorial. French heraldic. A lion crouches below the escutcheon, while eagles scream at either side. Motto, Fors et virtus. A large landowner in New York City at the beginning of the century.
[519.] Low. Cornelius Low. Esqr.
Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, Ex necessitate. Not signed, but undoubtedly by Dawkins. The frame is the same in ornamentation and style as the Whitehead Hick plate.