Historic Coat of Arms with Red Rose and White Flower - Heraldic Symbolism Explained #133466 (License: Personal Use)

The coat of arms displays a horizontally divided shield: the upper gold field bears a red rose with green leaves, while the lower red field shows a white five-petaled flower (likely a wild rose or eglantine) with green foliage. Two armored supporters in white tunics, red sashes, and brown hose stand on either side, each holding a green spear. Above the shield sits a crowned silver helm with elaborate red-and-gold mantling, topped by a crest featuring a red star on a white background within a golden wreath.

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