Another pun which isn't difficult to solve is that of Harthill who placed a red hart on a green hill in his shield of silver.
Harthill: Argent, on a mount Vert, a buck couchant Gules.
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The Doubtful arms of Staffordshire - Weston and an elaborate fabrication
The final one of our five notes on the "Doubtful arms of Staffordshire" is that of *Sir Symond Weston, of Lichfield. Ermine, on a...
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