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...<br>*[[:Category:Annulet gold|Golden ring]]<br>*[[:Category:Annulet silver|Silver ring]]<br>*[[:Category:Annulet blue|Blue ring]]<br>*[[:Category:Annulet red ...r>*[[:Category:Billets gold|Golden billet]]<br>*[[:Category:Billets silver|Silver billet]]<br>*[[:Category:Billets blue|Blue billet]]<br>*[[:Category:Billets

Arms with one or more silver fusils or diamonds.

Arms with one or more silver fusils or diamonds.

...of the Pfalz-Zweibrücken, who succeeded the Counts of Homburg in 1447. The diamonds, the arms of [[Bayern]], are taken from the family arms of the Dukes (Witte

...resembles the flint, of which the tools were made of. The number of three diamonds was chosen to represent the three parishes in the municipality.

Argent (Silver Gray), a demi-sun in splendour issuant from chief, overall a sword Gules wi Crest: From a wreath Argent (Silver Gray) and Gules two scimitars points down saltirewise Sable interlaced with

...ern and refer to the fact that the area belonged to Bayern until 1779. The silver pale in red refers to Austia, to which the area belongs since.

...were removed and on an image from 1721 the shield was divided in blue and silver, instead of red.

...he ring is also a canting symbol, a walled village (Wallenhorst). The four diamonds also create a gree cross inside the ring. This cross refers to the Saxon wa

...s of this family showed the diamonds mainly in gold, but sometimes also in silver.

...green and silver bars symbolise the name of the village (hedges). The red diamonds are taken from the arms of the Bellay de Drouilly family, lords of the Haye

...ilver and blue diamonds of Bayern. In the late 18^th century the diamonds were replaced by the pales of Oberösterreich, as the area was acquired by

...the village, which, until 1863, was known as Ebbsberg. The Blue and silver diamonds are the arms of [[Bayern|Bavaria]], as the 12 oldest farms used to be a Bav

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*[[:Category:Bar silver|Silver bar]] *[[:Category:Bar Austria|Silver bar on red for Austria]]

...l 1779. The Bavarian arms showed the Lion of the Pfalz and blue and silver diamonds. These are combined in the lion. The lower part shows miner's tools as a sy

...from the old arms of Nismes, and was made wavy for the Viroin river. The 8 diamonds refer to the 8 former municipalities and are taken from the old arms of Vie

...e misinterpreted as the blue and silver diamonds of Bayern, instead of the silver and red of the Cistercian Order. These colours remained in use and have not

...y possessions in the present municipality for many centuries. The blue and silver at the same time symbolise the fact that the area already belongs to Bayern

...han]] and [[Pontivy]]). I have no idea of the meaning of the three silver diamonds on blue. Any informatin is welcome !

...ry. In the 18th century the congregation had its own arms, a blue wheel in silver. These two shield were often combined with the family arms of the abbot, se

..., the lower part with silver and red diamonds), sometimes shown wrongly in silver and black. Between 1820 and 1902 the upper part showed the eagle's claw ove

The upper half shows the silver eagle in red from the Counts of Dahn and the diamonds of the Wittelsbache family (see [[Bayern]]), Dukes of the Pfalz, who acquir

...hese mountains for the local economy (wintersports, forestry). The red and silver finally are derived from the arms of the State of Augsburg, to which the ar

...ter (1737-1821) second Governor of New South Wales. The lozenges, or black diamonds, symbolise coal as coal mining is a major feature of the Shire.

...<br>*[[:Category:Annulet gold|Golden ring]]<br>*[[:Category:Annulet silver|Silver ring]]<br>*[[:Category:Annulet blue|Blue ring]]<br>*[[:Category:Annulet red ...r>*[[:Category:Billets gold|Golden billet]]<br>*[[:Category:Billets silver|Silver billet]]<br>*[[:Category:Billets blue|Blue billet]]<br>*[[:Category:Billets

...m Proper garnished, plumed and mantled Green. Attached below the shield a Silver scroll turned Green and inscribed “FIGHTING KNIGHTS” in Green letters. ...ged torch suggests the cadets’ curriculum of academics and athletics. The diamonds reflect the school’s location in Delaware, the “Diamond State”. The

...ed the letter B on the shield of the Wittelsbach family (in silver 24 blue diamonds). The village was from 1380-1803 part of the Pfalz, which was a possession

...es accousted by six billets three of the last. Attached below the shield a Silver scroll inscribed "THE COMMANDER'S VOICE" in Black letters. ...Fleur-de-lis symbolises service in France during both World Wars. The Two Diamonds allude to the two leading countries in the Diamond Cutting Industry - Belgi

...The open book with the red page edges represents learning and the blue and silver cross represents the saltire of Scotland.

This version of the arms, with eleven silver lozenges in the bordure, was depicted in Crockford’s Clerical Directory f ...members of the diocese, each helping to bear the burden of the other. The diamonds in the blue bordure – an allusion to diamondiferous ‘blue ground’ –

The chief consists of a pattern of silver and black diamonds and refers to the coal mining. The garbs symbolises agriculture.

...re and indented to underline the fact that they symbolise hills. The black diamonds are used to symbolise coal; Three are shown on the shield to represent the The wreath at the base of the crest is of the Welsh colours, silver and green and the Welsh dragon supports a Celtic Cross, symbolising the Chu

...onths in this type of vessel. On the fourth quarter is a pattern of "black diamonds" representing Nanaimo coal mining industry, now discontinued but the origin

...lead mining were of great importance in the area. The lower half shows the diamonds of the Wittelsbach family, Princes of the Pfalz. The original arms also sho

Shield: Vert, two swords saltirewise Argent (Silver Gray), blades as lightning flashes points to chief surmounted by a sun Or, ...ng of a gold sun radiating fourteen tongues of flame and bearing two black diamonds conjoined, surmounted by a white diamond, those areas overlapping the black

...the Kings of Bayern (quartered the lion of the Pfalz (Palatinate) and the diamonds of Bayern). The bear stands on a green meadow, also a canting element (Au). ...dates from 1568 and shows a brown bear in a golden field. In 1819 the then silver field had to be replaced by blue and the arms of Bayern were removed. In th

...gave birth to St. Vincent's Archabbey in Latrobe. Thus the blue and silver diamonds tell the story of the growth of the Faith - the mustard seed planted by St.

...upwards and bisecting a blue wave, encircling the base of the spearhead a silver scroll inscribed with the words "WE WILL" in black. ...manding General whose branch of the service was the Artillery. The "ace of diamonds" was selected from the trade name "Diamond dye - it never runs." The red di

...e also prominent in the heraldry of the Jenoure and Beaumont families. The silver mace denotes that Great Dunmow once enjoyed borough status.

...tion, the colours of the lower half, however, were often shown as green in silver, as shown by [[Otto Hupp|Hupp]] in the 1920s, see below.

...lz. The anchor appears in the second and third quarter, the fourth shows a silver spade (for Friesenheim). The arms were officially granted on May 19, 1895.

...s of Niederbayern and the Archsbishops of Salzburg. To add the panther and diamonds of the arms of Niederbayern in the city seal, was thus a clear pollitical s ...n of the seal changed again in 1323 as the new seal showed the panther and diamonds now placed differently. Compare also [[Eggenfelden]], [[Pfarrkirchen]], [[V

...seal form the 15^th century. Later the fence was replaced by the diamonds of Bayern and the boot was added. The boot has been explained as the symbol

...ates from 1781, shows instead of the Bavarian diamonds, three red pales in silver, taken from the arms of Oberösterreich. The show in the lower part was rep

The diamonds and the ring clearly indicate the use of gems in jewelry. The upper part sh ...ent colours of the spectrum and the bright colours of precious stones. The silver centre represents a pearl. This is a unique treatment of the escarbuncle wh

The right half shows the blue and white diamonds of the Willelsbach family, Kings of Bayern. The two crossed swords are a sy ...> century until 1845. The family used as arms a shield divided bep bend of silver and black. On the oldest known seal of the city, dating from 1319 there is

...ed. These arms showed a divided shield of silver and black, with five blue diamonds (derived from the arms of Bayern) and a star, which symbolises the Pole sta

...nts the various minerals found in Ontario, particularly silver, nickel and diamonds. Green and white, the official colours of francophone Ontario, symbolize th

...silver stars (one for each state) on a blue circle; an imperial crown with diamonds set atop the shield, the whole surrounded by two plants of coffee and tobac

...for the Wittelsbach family, which commonly used a blue shield with silver diamonds (see the arms of [[Bayern]]).