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CASTILLEJO DE MARTÍN VIEJO
Region : Castilla y León
Province : Salamanca
Official blazon
Campo partido por una línea vertical desde el jefe a la punta, quedando dos cuarteles de gemelas proporciones. En el diestro, de gules, castillo de plata presentado en sección, sin barbacana, con una puerta y cinco ventanas de sable. En el siniestro, las armas de los Viejo; de plata, banda de azur engolada en dragantes de sinople, acompañada de tres estrellas de azur, dos arriba y una abajo, bordura de gules con ocho aspas de oro. A timbre, corona cerrada de la Monarquía Borbónica reinante.
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The arms were officially granted on March 1, 1995.
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