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En silverspets i rött fält med en chef av silver, belagd med tre röda rosor | En silverspets i rött fält med en chef av silver, belagd med tre röda rosor|- | ||
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The arms were granted in 1916. The arms are based on those of the Banér Family, which for 300 years owned the Estate Djursholm around which the City grew. The Chief with Roses<br> | The arms were granted in 1916. The arms are based on those of the Banér Family, which for 300 years owned the Estate Djursholm around which the City grew. The Chief with Roses<br> | ||
was added to symbolise Djursholm as a Garden City. | was added to symbolise Djursholm as a Garden City. | ||
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DJURSHOLM
Province (Landskap): Uppland
County (Län): Stockholms län
Additions : 1967 Stocksund
Incorporated into : 1971 Danderyd
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En silverspets i rött fält med en chef av silver, belagd med tre röda rosor|- |
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Origin/meaning
The arms were granted in 1916. The arms are based on those of the Banér Family, which for 300 years owned the Estate Djursholm around which the City grew. The Chief with Roses
was added to symbolise Djursholm as a Garden City.
 The arms in the Kaffe Hag album +/- 1935 |
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