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The swifts (martinets) are a canting symbol. The natural lilies refer to St. | The swifts (martinets) are a canting symbol. The natural lilies refer to St. Mary and specifically to the pilgrimage of the Salette every September for more than a century. | ||
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MARTINET (VENDÉE)
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- (fr) D'or à trois martinets de sable volant en pal; au chef d'azur chargé de trois lis de jardin d'argent.
Origin/meaning
The swifts (martinets) are a canting symbol. The natural lilies refer to St. Mary and specifically to the pilgrimage of the Salette every September for more than a century.
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