🕵️‍♂️ Who did this 17th-century seal belong to—a nobleman, a priest, a Freemason… or a feared robber baron?

In Part 1, we explored the history and construction of a mysterious seal fob from the Dutch Golden Age, discovered in the Dutch countryside. In this second and final part of our deep dive, we examine the engraved base of the seal we—and try to uncover its owner and their status.

00:00 - Intro
01:09 - Recap part 1
01:32 - The mysterious engravings & seal owner
09:46 - Conclusions & call to action
10:20 - Outro

🔍 We break down:
The mysterious engraved figure holding symbolic tools (or weapons?)
The crown above the seal—linked to noble titles like Count or Marquess
The initials "J.L."—possibly tying the seal to the first documented noble resident of a historic estate
Local history, Freemasonry, and even military iconography

🏰 Could this seal have belonged to Jonker van Leeuw, a 17th-century squire who may have risen to the rank of Count? Or was it the forgotten mark of a mysterious visitor from a noble hunting party? We need your help! Comment below with your theories — we want to solve this together.

▶️ Watch Part 1 (Discovery + Dating):    • UNEARTHED: Lost Dutch Golden Age Seal with...  

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