In use since 1813; granted 1910
Blazon: Azure a molet of five points argent
Month: June 2016
Now, as this was the beginning and original of [esquire], that is to say, due only to servitors in wars… in the days of peace, to the intent, men well deserving in the commonwealth, to the administration of public and worshipful offices, might be honored with some title above the estate of a simple gentleman.
– From The Blazon of Gentrie by Sir John Ferne (1586), p100
Arms of Berg im Drautal, Austria
Granted 1989
Blazon: Argent on a mount vert a church between a crown and mitre in fess, in base a bar wavy, all of the field
Arms of John de la Hay
From the Dering Roll (c. 1270-1300)
Blazon: Argent a sun in splendor gules
Arms of Steinsfurt, Germany
In use since 1766; granted 1901
Blazon: Argent a representation of St. Michael the Archangel proper, armored azure, nimbed and slaying with a lance or a dragon in base vert
Arms of Molinicos, Spain
In use since at least 2007
Blazon: Per fess argent on two barrulets wavy in base azure as many mills gules and or issuant from a base three trees vert
Arms of Edwin, Earl of Marchland
From Lacies Nobilitie by Sir John Ferne (1586) p18
Blazon: Or an eagle displayed sable
Arms of Berg im Attergau, Austria
Granted 1978
Blazon: Argent two molets of six points azure, a base vert
Arms of Minaya, Spain
In use since at least 1991
Blazon: Per fess azure a sun in splendor or and argent on a base vert four trees eradicated proper
Arms of Woodbridge Town Council, England
Granted 1975
Blazon: Per bend argent and barry wavy of the last and azure on a bend gules three escallops of the first in sinister chief a rose flowered, slipped, and leaved proper
Crest: On a wreath argent and gules on the stump of an oak tree sprouting proper a cock head to the dexter vert in front of a cock head to the sinister or, both beaked, legged, combed, and wattled gules
Mantling: Gules lined argent
Motto: Preservation and progress
