Lindsay Crest

The Clan Lindsay Crest as a 3D Printable STL

The crest of Clan Lindsay as a highly detailed 3D model, ready to print at home. The design shows the head, neck and raised wings of a swan issuing from an antique ducal coronet, within the traditional belt and buckle bearing the motto Endure Fort, endure bravely.

What you get

• STL file, instant download after purchase
• Modelled for both FDM and resin printing
• Prints well as a wall plaque, a gift or an event piece

Licence options

Personal Licence: print for your own projects and gifts. No selling or digital redistribution.

Commercial Licence: allows small businesses to sell physical prints made from this file.

About Clan Lindsay

The Lindsays take their name from Lindsey in Lincolnshire and came north in the twelfth century, when Sir Walter de Lindsay followed David, Earl of Huntingdon, the future King David I, into Scotland. Settled first at Crawford in Lanarkshire and later at Edzell in Angus and Balcarres in Fife, the family became Earls of Crawford in 1398, one of the oldest earldoms in Scotland. The first earl, Sir David Lindsay, is remembered for his victory in a tournament on London Bridge before Richard II in 1390, and the chief of the name still holds the earldoms of Crawford and Balcarres today.

Want the full story behind the crest? Visit our Clan Lindsay page and explore our clan map of Scotland.

Make it yours

Need a different format, a larger plaque, or your own clan crest modelled? Customisation is available. Contact us.