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HATTERT

Official blazon
German	Gespalten von Gold und Rot, vorn drei blaue Nägel, hinten ein goldener blaubewehrter rotgezungter herschauender Löwe. Origin/meaning The naikls refer to the oldest known Lord of the village, Gerhaed Nayl. His family ruled the village for four generations and the nails are a canting element for the family. The lion is taken from the arms of the Counts of Sayn, to whom the village historically belonged. Contact and Support Contact Facebook Instagram Donate with Paypal Donate with WhyDonate eBay shop Rare heraldic book downloads Partners: Meijerink heraldic bookshop Webaldic heraldic identifying programme Nederlands Genootschap voor Heraldiek Armorial de France Homunculus / Heraldicum Disputationes De Raaf heraldic design Your logo here ? Contact us © since 1995, Heraldry of the World, Ralf Hartemink Index of the site Literature : -

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+Gespalten von Gold und Rot, vorn drei blaue Nägel, hinten ein goldener blaubewehrter rotgezungter herschauender Löwe.
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