Keith Holyoake - Arms

Arms

Arms of Keith Holyoake
Notes The arms of Keith Holyoake consist of:
Escutcheon Per pale Or and Gules, on a Mount in base Counterchanged a Holly Tree Gules fructed Or dimidiating an Oak Tree Or fructed Gules, two apples slipped in chief and a like apple in base all Counterchanged

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