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The colours blue and red are the Liechtenstein national colours. The ear of wheat in the blue field symbolises farming, while the wavy silver band on the red field represents the river Rhine. | The colours blue and red are the Liechtenstein national colours. The ear of wheat in the blue field symbolises farming, while the wavy silver band on the red field represents the river Rhine. | ||
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[[Civic Heraldry Literature - Liechtenstein|'''Literature''']]: Information from : Robert Young | |||
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| German | Blau-rot, durch silbernen Pfahl getrennt. Im blauen Feld eine goldene Ähre, im roten waagrecht ein silberner Fluss. |
| English | blazon wanted |
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on June 12, 1938.
The colours blue and red are the Liechtenstein national colours. The ear of wheat in the blue field symbolises farming, while the wavy silver band on the red field represents the river Rhine.
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The arms on a stamp
Literature: Information from : Robert Young
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