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Other, single, seals showed only an eagle, or an eagle holding the shield with the three ears. In the 19<sup>th</sup> century the city used a seal with an eagle which has the shield with the ears as a breastshield. | Other, single, seals showed only an eagle, or an eagle holding the shield with the three ears. In the 19<sup>th</sup> century the city used a seal with an eagle which has the shield with the ears as a breastshield. | ||
As arms on documents and buildings, the shield with the three ears has been used since 1446. This composition has not changed, although the colours and shape of the elements have differed, as seen in the arms of Hupp from the 1920s (see below). | As arms on documents and buildings, the shield with the three ears has been used since 1446. This composition has not changed, although the colours and shape of the elements have differed, as seen in the arms of [[Otto Hupp|Hupp]] from the 1920s (see below). | ||
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