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The arms were officially granted in 1935.
The arms were officially granted in 1935.


The arms symbolise the gold mining (bezants), the wagons are the symbol of the Transvaal. I have no information on the other elements.
The arms symbolise the gold mining (bezants), the wagons are the symbol of the Transvaal. The crest with an eagle, symbolises the Rand Airport.
 
The two supporters are two Eland, each holding a fountain. They are canting for the old name of the town, Elandsfontein.


Previously the city used the arms below:
Previously the city used the arms below:
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[[Literature]] : Scan from first day cover and tobacco card
[[Literature]] : Scan from first day cover and tobacco card; The story of Germiston, 1960s.


[[Category:South African Municipalities]]
[[Category:South African Municipalities]]
[[Category:Gauteng]]
[[Category:Gauteng]]
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