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SCHŒNECK (MOSELLE)

Département : Moselle

(fr) Coupé: au 1er d'azur à trois alérions d'argent, au 2e parti au I de gueules au vase de cristal d'argent et au II d'argent à la lampe de mineur de sable.

The arms show in the upper half an alerion taken from the arms of the Counts of Linnage, the former Lords of the village.

The lower half shows a glass for the local glass industry and a miner's lamp for the former coal mining in the area.

The arms on a cover

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