Bagshot, Surrey, England
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per pale or and arg on a chief wavy barry of 5 wavy vert and arg a lion passant guardant or langued armed gu bigger slightly bigger a stag head gu much lower a flame gu grady orange very much smaller much smaller smaller very much higher slightly higher a flame gu grady orange inverted very much smaller much smaller smaller higher slightly higher a flame gu grady orange fesswise very much smaller much smaller smaller much higher higher much to the sinister a flame gu grady orange fesswise inverted very much smaller much smaller smaller much higher higher much to the dexter a roundel grady sa very much smaller much smaller much higher higher achievement an esquires helmet iron smaller higher mantling or and gu crest an eagle closed much smaller higher grady pale az and indigo beaked or langued gu legged or armed gu charged with 5 pine cones or inverted very much lower very much lower much lower lower slightly lower very much to the sinister very much bigger bigger in fess above a sod vert very much lower very much to the sinister bigger motto "FESTINA PRUDENTER" lower slightly lower
(Previously entry no. 6079)
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Notes
The arms were officially granted on July 20, 1960. The gold and white background is from the arms of Chertsey Abbey, which owned and is connected with the history of much of the district, Bagshot was included in a grant to the Abbey as early as 933. The stag's head refers to Bagshot Park, a royal demesne since Norman times and hunting ground of the Stuart kings, and also to the fact that much of the area was was formerly part of Windsor Forest. The grenade refers to the area's military associations, in particular the former military camp at Chobham and the lion recalls the area's royal links. The fir cones and mound of heathland refers to Bagshot Heath, and the falcon is derived from the supporters of the Earls of Onslow. https://www.heraldry-wiki.com/heraldrywiki/wiki/Bagshot
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