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I fält av silver en svart bjälke belagd med en kunglig krona av guld och åtföljd av två svarta hästskor | I fält av silver en svart bjälke belagd med en kunglig krona av guld och åtföljd av två svarta hästskor|- | ||
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The arms were officially granted in 1969. It symbolises the episode in the Winter of 1611 when Swedish troops under the leadership of the future King Gustaf II Adolf during a War Raid in the Area, had been surrounded. They the fled over the Ice which broke under Gustaf Adolf, which was then rescued by a Chamber Servant and a Rider. | The arms were officially granted in 1969. It symbolises the episode in the Winter of 1611 when Swedish troops under the leadership of the future King Gustaf II Adolf during a War Raid in the Area, had been surrounded. They the fled over the Ice which broke under Gustaf Adolf, which was then rescued by a Chamber Servant and a Rider. | ||