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CADALSO DE LOS VIDRIOS

Region : Comunidad de Madrid

Escudo de Cadalso de los Vidrios

Official blazon

Cuartelado, primero y cuarto en campo de gules un brazo alado de oro con espada desnuda. Segundo y tercero, en campo de plata un león rampante de púrpura. Bordura de oro cargada con tres hojas de parra de sinople, ordenadas de la siguiente manera, una en el cantón izquierdo, otra en el cantón derecho y otra en punta. Timbrado con la Corona Real Cerrada.

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The arms were officially granted on June 23, 1994

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