Chaource (Aube)

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CHAOURCE

Département : Aube

Blason de Chaource (Aube)

Origin/meaning

The arms are canting showing two cats (chats) and a bear (ours). The oldest known description of the arms dates from 1646, when the arms were already shown in the glass-stained window in the local church. Although the oldest description already mentions the above colours, there have been images with different coulours. The bear has been shown in natural colour or in red. Also the tails of the cats have been shown both down- as upwards.

Blason de Chaource (Aube)

The arms in the Café Sanka album +/- 1932
Blason de Chaource (Aube)

The arms in the town (source)
Blason de Chaource (Aube)

Postal cancellation 1981

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Literature: Bernard, G. and Louis, R. : Armorial des communes du département de l'Aube. Tome 1: Chef-lieux de canton. La Renaissance, Troyes, 1959, 72p.