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    English: Various forms of the heraldic crest of the Rolle family of Stevenstone, Devon, and of HMS Stevenstone: top left: Library Room, Stevenstone; top right: Stained glass window, Bicton House; bottom left: Chittlehampton Church; bottom right: Barnstaple Guildhall
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    Copmpilation from following 4 commons files: File:RolleCrestLibraryRoomStevenstone.JPG; File:RolleCrestBictonHouseDevonWindow.JPG; File:RolleCrestChittlehampton.JPG;

    File:CrestHMSStevenstoneBarnstapleGuildhall.JPG;
    Author (Lobsterthermidor (talk) 16:29, 18 February 2013 (UTC))

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