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File:brugge.gg1.jpg|[[Guido-Gazelle Belgium|Guido Gezelle Belgian town arms]] | File:brugge.gg1.jpg|[[Guido-Gazelle Belgium|Guido Gezelle Belgian town arms]] | ||
File:eindhoven.gg2.jpg|[[Guido-Gazelle Brabant|Guido Gezelle Town arms of Noord-Brabant]] | File:eindhoven.gg2.jpg|[[Guido-Gazelle Brabant|Guido Gezelle Town arms of Noord-Brabant]] | ||
File:brussel.jan.jpg|[[Janssens]] - Belgian provinces | |||
File:ieper.jub.jpg|[[Jubilé]] - Belgian municipalities | File:ieper.jub.jpg|[[Jubilé]] - Belgian municipalities | ||
File:14.jub.jpg|[[Jubilé]] - Belgian guilds | File:14.jub.jpg|[[Jubilé]] - Belgian guilds | ||
File:touraine.jub.jpg|[[Jubilé]] - French regions | File:touraine.jub.jpg|[[Jubilé]] - French regions | ||
File:ohio.rj.jpg|[[Rokende Jan]] - US State seals (2 series) | |||
File:aalst.sen.jpg|[[Senator]] - Belgian towns and provinces (2 series) | File:aalst.sen.jpg|[[Senator]] - Belgian towns and provinces (2 series) | ||
File:anderlecht.sto.jpg|[[Stompkop]] - Belgian towns | File:anderlecht.sto.jpg|[[Stompkop]] - Belgian towns | ||
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File:ecuador.mur.jpg|[[Murillo]] - Latin American countries | File:ecuador.mur.jpg|[[Murillo]] - Latin American countries | ||
File:jisp.newa.jpg|[[Newa]] - Arms of Dutch municipalities | File:jisp.newa.jpg|[[Newa]] - Arms of Dutch municipalities | ||
File:23.rfl.jpg|[[Royal Flush]] - Ecclesiastical heraldry (1) | File:23.rfl.jpg|[[Royal Flush]] - Ecclesiastical heraldry (1) | ||
File:shea.rfl.jpg|[[Royal Flush]] - Ecclesiastical heraldry (2) | File:shea.rfl.jpg|[[Royal Flush]] - Ecclesiastical heraldry (2) | ||
Revision as of 11:29, 11 August 2022
Cigar bands, or imitation cigar bands, have been a collector's item for over a century. They have been (and are) mainly popular in Spain, Belgium and Holland, less in other countries. Thousands of series of cigar bands have been issued, only a small number with heraldic themes.
Series by country
Belgium
Brakman - Belgian provinces and capitals
Bogaert - Coats of arms of royal dynasties
Caraïbe - Coats of arms of the Royal Belgian Navy
Dante - European arms
Edo del Monte - European arms
Janssens - Belgian provinces
Jubilé - Belgian municipalities
Jubilé - Belgian guilds
Jubilé - French regions
Rokende Jan - US State seals (2 series)
Senator - Belgian towns and provinces (2 series)
Stompkop - Belgian towns
Stompkop - Belgian provinces and capitals
Van der Elst - arms of the Belgian Army
Van der Elst - arms of the Belgian Navy
TAF - European countries
TAF - Arms of cities in Luxembourg
Verellen - arms of ruling families or persons
Germany
VEB Dingelstädt - Coats of arms of German cities
VEB Mühlhausen - Coats of arms of German cities
VEB Nordhausen - Coats of arms of German cities
Weisser Hirsch - Coats of arms of German cities
The Netherlands
Abonné - Dutch provincial arms
Abonné - City arms
Abonné - Regional arms
Abonné - Belgian arms
Albert Heijn - Dutch provincial arms
Don Pedro - Heraldiek
Drido - Militaire Heraldiek
La Finca Tropical - Heraldry
P. Houts - Belgian municipalities
Hudson - Dutch, Belgian and European arms
Marie Antoinette - European arms
Melior - Arms of Dutch and Belgian cities
Melior - Arms of Belgian municipalities
Murillo - German cities
Murillo - European countries
Murillo - Olympic games
Murillo - Latin American countries
Newa - Arms of Dutch municipalities
Royal Flush - Ecclesiastical heraldry (1)
Royal Flush - Ecclesiastical heraldry (2)
Royal Flush - European countries
Royal Flush - Swiss cantons
Spanera - Spanish arms (2 series)
Washington - Heraldry
Willem II - Heraldry
Spain
Capote - Spanish provincial arms
Flor Fina - National coats of arms
M. Lopez - Arms of the Canary Islands
M. Lopez - Spanish city arms
La Paz - American arms
La Paz - Spanish arms
La Reforma - Escudos de America
La Reforma - National coats of arms
La Reforma - Spanish nobility
La Rico Hoja - Arms of Spanish cities
Tagoro - Arms of popes
