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VALDAGNO
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Di azzurro, all'agnello di argento, rivoltato, con la testa volta a destra, con l'arto anteriore destro alzato e tenente l'asta crociata, d'oro, posta in banda alzata, attraversata dalla testa dell'agnello, munita di banderuola bifida, d'argento, sventolante a destra, caricata dalla parola PAX, in lettere maiuscole d'oro, esso agnello sostenuto da due rupi, di verde, fondate in punta e uscenti dai fianchi dello scudo, con il fiume di argento, centrale, posto in palo e scorrente tra le rupi, fondato in punta. Ornamenti esteriori da Città. |
| English | blazon wanted |
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on June 2, 1927 and again on March 29, 1995.
The arms are canting, Valdagno means Valley of the Lamb (Valle dell'agnello). Whether this is the true meaning of the arms is debatable. In any case, the arms as such have been used since medieval times. The branches flanking the shield have not always been used, and many variations thereof exist.
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Literature : Anonymous : 500 Stemmi di comuni Italiani. Milano, 1940; background from Enrico Acerbi