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*(de) In Silber auf grünem Zweig ein schwarzer Auerhahn. | *(de) In Silber auf grünem Zweig ein schwarzer Auerhahn. | ||
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The arms were adopted in 1913. | The arms were adopted in 1913. | ||
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BALSBACH
State : Baden-Württemberg
District (Kreis) : Neckar-Odenwald Kreis
Incorporated into : 1972 Limbach
Official blazon
- (de) In Silber auf grünem Zweig ein schwarzer Auerhahn.
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Origin/meaning
The arms were adopted in 1913.
The Capercaillie (or Wood grouse, Auerhahn in German) is used as a canting element, and is shown courting (Balzen in German). The capercaillie was aslready used in the arms of the village from the 19th century. Those arms showed a divided shield, with in the upper part the three swan's necks of the Zwingenberg dynasty and the three blue eagle of the Princes of Leiningen; the historical rulers in the area.
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