Windsor's Coat of Arms

In the 16th Century this coat of arms was recorded for the town of Windsor.

A stag's head representing Berkshire and the royal forest sits above a stylised castle wall.

Between the stag's antlers the quartered royal crest of french gold fleur de lys on blue and the 3 gold english lions on scarlet. The royal crest indicates the symbolic importance of Windsor's relationsip with monarchy at the time.

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