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The arms were granted on November 14, 1958.  
The arms were granted on November 14, 1958.  


The arms are based on those which the town had used for many years. The bear and the wych-elm are a punning reference knownon record.
The arms are based on those which the town had used for many years. The bear and the wych-elm are a canting reference.


The field is parted blue (for France) and red (for England) to recall the two shields, showing the arms of England as used between 1405 and 1603 (France quartered England), which appear on either side of the bear and the tree on the  present Burgh seal.  
The field is parted blue (for France) and red (for England) to recall the two shields, showing the arms of England as used between 1405 and 1603 (France quartered England), which appear on either side of the bear and the tree on the  present Burgh seal.  


The Latin motto-"Victory, Glory, Reward"-is the traditional one associated with the town and recalls that of North Berwick.
The Latin motto-"Victory, Glory, Reward"-is the traditional one associated with the town and recalls that of North Berwick.


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