On the armorial plate of Nicolas Remy Frizon de Blamont, Président au Parlement. (See reproduction.) ROY. 18th cent. Ex Libris de Bourgongne. Armorial. (Probably Marie-Nicolas de Bourgongne, Chanoine de l’Eglise de Rheims, who died in 1804, aged 81.) Dionys. Franc. Secousse, Eques in Paris. Armorial. Joan. Mariae. Morin. de Teintot Eccl. Meld. Canonici. Armorial. This Roy was probably the father of the following engraver. ROY, CLAUDE. Born in Paris about 1712. For many years he worked as an engraver, principally of portraits, which it appears he also sold at his own shop. “_Dessiné et gravé par Roy. Se vend à Paris chez Roy, graveur, sur le quai des Orfèvres._” For some years he was compelled to desist from work owing to the failure of his sight, which, however, was restored to him, and on his subsequent works he alludes to this happy recovery. Thus on a portrait of Vinatier, he signs: “_Dessiné Gravé et Offert en 1743, par son très obligé Serviteur Cl. Roy, après le Recouvrement de sa veüe._” He only produced a few ex-libris, but these are of exceptional merit, and are much sought after. He signed at times “_graveur sur tous metaux_.” He died at his residence on the Quai des Orfèvres in 1792, aged 80. A nameless plate bearing the arms of Henri-Anne de Fuligny Damas, Comte de Rocheouart, etc., and those of his wife, Marie Gabrielle de Pons. As this Comte de Fuligny-Damas died on February 24, 1745, this plate must have been engraved before that date. It is a very handsome design, having, in addition to the two shields, a number of musical instruments within an elegant floral border. It is signed _Cl. Roy D. et Sc._ Reproduced in the “Archives de la Société Française,” March, 1894. With an article on Claude Roy. Bibli. Ioan. Petri. Ludovici de Podio. Equitis. Domini de Laloubière, 1750. Signed _Roy inv. et sculp._ Armorial. Nic. Gat. Hamarc de Laborde equitis. Signed _Cl. Roy inv. et fec._ 1765. ROYER, EMILE. 19th cent. SAINT-AUBIN, AUGUSTIN DE. 18th cent. Signed his own ex-libris “_Augu^{us} de Saint-Aubin_;” that of Ludovicus de Meslin, “_Aug. de Saint-Aubin fecit_;” and. “_Aug. de Saint-Aubin inv. del. 1763_” on the charming plate of F. de la Rochefoucault, Marchionis de Bayers, which exists in three dates. (See Poulet-Malassis, page 62.) DE ST. HILAIRE _del. et sc._ Joannis Bernardi Nack. A curious pictorial plate, dated 1759. This was reproduced by Warren. Nack was a citizen and merchant of Frankfort, but De St. Hilaire was probably a Frenchman. (See also Wicker.) SARRET. 17th cent. SAS, CHRÉTIEN. 17th cent. G. SAVE _sc. H. Christophe, lith. Nancy._ Ex Libris A. Benoit, Berthelmingen, 1894. Pictorial. SCOTIN, J. B. 18th cent. Bibliotheca Domini Mascrany. Armorial. D^{ui} Richard de Ruffey, Regi a Consiliis, etc. Armorial. Bibliothèque de Mr. le C^{te} Richard de Vesvrotte.