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In Rot drei silberne Zinnentürme, deren mittlerer höher ist, über einer durchgehenden silbernen Zinnenmauer, die mit einem goldenen Schild belegt ist; darin übereinander zwei schreitende rote Löwen.
In Rot drei silberne Zinnentürme, deren mittlerer höher ist, über einer durchgehenden silbernen Zinnenmauer, die mit einem goldenen Schild belegt ist; darin übereinander zwei schreitende rote Löwen.
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===Origin/meaning===
===Origin/meaning===
Although Allersberg officially became a city in 1323 by King Lüdwig der Baier, it has always been designated as Markt (between a village and a city). The arms show a castle, with in front of it the arms of the Lords (later counts) of Wolfstein, who had their castle in Allersberg. The arms never changed, even though the town was ruled by other families and dynasties.  
Although Allersberg officially became a city in 1323 by King Lüdwig der Baier, it has always been designated as Markt (between a village and a city). The arms show a castle, with in front of it the arms of the Lords (later counts) of Wolfstein, who had their castle in Allersberg. The arms never changed, even though the town was ruled by other families and dynasties.  



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ALLERSBERG

State : Bayern
District (Kreis) : Roth (until 1972 Hilpoltstein)
Additions : 1971 Altenfelden, Göggelsbuch; 1972 Brunnau (partly), Ebenried, Lampersdorf (partly); 1973 Birkach (partly)

Wappen von Allersberg
Official blazon
German

In Rot drei silberne Zinnentürme, deren mittlerer höher ist, über einer durchgehenden silbernen Zinnenmauer, die mit einem goldenen Schild belegt ist; darin übereinander zwei schreitende rote Löwen.

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Origin/meaning

Although Allersberg officially became a city in 1323 by King Lüdwig der Baier, it has always been designated as Markt (between a village and a city). The arms show a castle, with in front of it the arms of the Lords (later counts) of Wolfstein, who had their castle in Allersberg. The arms never changed, even though the town was ruled by other families and dynasties.

Siegel von Allersberg

The arms on a municipal stamp (1892)
Wappen von Allersberg

The arms in the town

(source)

Wappen von Allersberg

The arms by Hupp in the Kaffee Hag albums +/- 1925
Wappen von Allersberg

The arms in the Deutsches Wappenmuseum
Wappen von Allersberg

The arms in the town (source), see also Saint-Céré
Wappen von Allersberg

Municipal stationery, 1960s

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Literature : Stadler, 1964-1971, 8 volumes.