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The golden wavy pale in the centre of the shield is canting (Goldbach means golden stream). The two sheep-shearing knives are derived from the arms of the Ebersberger family, to which the Lords of Goldbach belonged. The golden flower is an <I>Adonis</i> species, which is very rare, but which can be found in the municipality. | The golden wavy pale in the centre of the shield is canting (Goldbach means golden stream). The two sheep-shearing knives are derived from the arms of the Ebersberger family, to which the Lords of Goldbach belonged. The golden flower is an <I>Adonis</i> species, which is very rare, but which can be found in the municipality. | ||
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GOLDBACH
State : Thüringen
District (Kreis) : Gotha
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In von Silber und Gold geviertem Schild ein mit einem goldenem Wellenband belegter schwarzer Pfahl; im 1. und 4. Feld eine rote Schafschere; im 2. und 3. Feld eine goldene stilisierte Adonisröschenblüte. |
| English | (Thüringen) No blazon/translation known. Please click here to send your (heraldic !) blazon or translation |
Origin/meaning
The arms were granted on August 8, 1994.
The golden wavy pale in the centre of the shield is canting (Goldbach means golden stream). The two sheep-shearing knives are derived from the arms of the Ebersberger family, to which the Lords of Goldbach belonged. The golden flower is an Adonis species, which is very rare, but which can be found in the municipality.
Literature: Ulle, 1997