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The stag's attire in base is taken from the arms of a landlord of the 12<sup>th</sup> century, count Wolfrad von Treffen. Count Wolfrad belonged to the Isny-Veringen family, ancestors of the counts of Württemberg. He is reported to have brought the first settlers from the Schwarzwald to Wenigzell. The counts of [[Württemberg]] inherited the arms of the Isny-Veringen, displaying three stag's antlers. | The stag's attire in base is taken from the arms of a landlord of the 12<sup>th</sup> century, count Wolfrad von Treffen. Count Wolfrad belonged to the Isny-Veringen family, ancestors of the counts of Württemberg. He is reported to have brought the first settlers from the Schwarzwald to Wenigzell. The counts of [[Württemberg]] inherited the arms of the Isny-Veringen, displaying three stag's antlers. | ||
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