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The meaning of the divided shield is not known, the letter S is the town's initial. The arms already appear in the 16th century, as in 1561 the local council approved the use of the arms on the local church tower. | The meaning of the divided shield is not known, the letter S is the town's initial. The arms already appear in the 16th century, as in 1561 the local council approved the use of the arms on the local church tower. | ||
The arms thus have not changed since, although the Coffee Hag albums once showed a different version (see below). | The arms thus have not changed since, although the Coffee Hag albums once showed a different version (see below). These arms are those of the Gingins family, lords of La Sarraz. | ||
Variations of the arms in the [[Kaffee Hag Wappen der Schweiz|Kaffee Hag albums]] 1914-1960 : | Variations of the arms in the [[Kaffee Hag Wappen der Schweiz|Kaffee Hag albums]] 1914-1960 : | ||
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LA SARRAZ
Canton : Vaud
Official blazon
Parti de gueules et d'or, à la lettre S d'argent brochante.
Origin/meaning
The meaning of the divided shield is not known, the letter S is the town's initial. The arms already appear in the 16th century, as in 1561 the local council approved the use of the arms on the local church tower.
The arms thus have not changed since, although the Coffee Hag albums once showed a different version (see below). These arms are those of the Gingins family, lords of La Sarraz.
Variations of the arms in the Kaffee Hag albums 1914-1960 :
 The arms on a Dutch tobacco card (+/- 1910) |