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'''SANKT OSWALD-MÖDERBRUGG''' | '''SANKT OSWALD-MÖDERBRUGG''' | ||
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Incorporated into : 2015 [[Pölstal]] | Incorporated into : 2015 [[Pölstal]] | ||
[[File:s-oswaldm.jpg|center|Wappen von {{PAGENAME}}]] | [[File:s-oswaldm.jpg|center|alt=Wappen von {{PAGENAME}}/Arms (crest) of {{PAGENAME}}]] | ||
===Official blazon=== | |||
Über einer in Blau wachsenden dreijochigen spitzbogigen goldenen Brücke mit zwei Pfeilern in Rot ein schreitender herschauender goldener Löwe mit einem goldenen Salbgefäß in den Vorderpranken. | Über einer in Blau wachsenden dreijochigen spitzbogigen goldenen Brücke mit zwei Pfeilern in Rot ein schreitender herschauender goldener Löwe mit einem goldenen Salbgefäß in den Vorderpranken. | ||
===Origin/meaning=== | |||
The arms were granted on June 13th, 1994. | The arms were granted on June 13th, 1994. | ||
St. Oswald is a patron saint of miners. One of his attributes is a jar of ointment, another a banner of the arms of England (Oswald was a prince of one of the seven Saxon kingdoms in today's England). So the jar of ointment and a leopard (for England) were put into the arms along with the Möderbrücke, a bridge documented since the Middle Ages. | St. Oswald is a patron saint of miners. One of his attributes is a jar of ointment, another a banner of the arms of England (Oswald was a prince of one of the seven Saxon kingdoms in today's England). So the jar of ointment and a leopard (for England) were put into the arms along with the Möderbrücke, a bridge documented since the Middle Ages. | ||
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