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The oldest seal dates from between 1820 and 1830 and shows a small shield with in the upper half a deer and in the lower three trees. The deer is taken from the arms of the Von Bayer, lords of the village in the late 18th century. The trees probably refer to the -holz (wood) part of the name. | The oldest seal dates from between 1820 and 1830 and shows a small shield with in the upper half a deer and in the lower three trees. The deer is taken from the arms of the Von Bayer, lords of the village in the late 18th century. The trees probably refer to the -holz (wood) part of the name. | ||
All later 19th century seals showed the same shield, and in 1903 the State Archives proposed the colours, which were approved by the council. | All later 19th century seals showed the same shield, except the seal from 1892 which suddenly shows a lion, and in 1903 the State Archives proposed the colours, which were approved by the council. | ||
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