A story arose in the United States of America, in the twentieth century that, in addition to being "master of the revels" ("sic"), Walter Halliday had been knighted, had fought alongside Edward IV in the Battle of Tewkesbury, and had been granted a coat of arms "for his valor" in the battle. The arms attributed to "Sir" Walter are those listed in Burke's "Commoners" : "Sable, three helmets Argent garnished Or within a bordure engrailed Argent." Crest : "A demi-lion rampant Or supporting an anchor Azure". Motto : 'Quarta Saluti'.