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The arms show in the upper part a head, with a canting beard (Bart). The head already appears on a seal from 1404. The meaning or date of addition of the three fish is not known. The oldest seal of the city is known from around 1300 and only shows a ship with two bearded heads on each end.
The arms show in the upper part a head, with a canting beard (Bart). The head already appears on a seal from 1404. The meaning or date of addition of the three fish is not known. The oldest seal of the city is known from around 1300 and only shows a ship with two bearded heads on each end.


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File:barthz1.jpg|alt=Siegel von Barth|The seal of 1300
File:barthz1.jpg|alt=Siegel von Barth|The seal of 1300
File:barthz2.jpg|alt=Siegel von Barth|Seal from around 1900
File:barthz2.jpg|alt=Siegel von Barth|Seal from around 1900

Revision as of 06:19, 25 May 2024

Wappen von Barth/Arms (crest) of Barth
BARTH

Country : Germany
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State : Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
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District (Kreis) : Vorpommern-Rügen
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(1994-2011 Nordvorpommern
until 1994 Ribnitz-Damgarten)


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Official blazon
German Geteilt; oben in Silber ein hersehender braun behaarter und bebarteter Mannskopf; unten in Blau drei schrägrechte silberne Fische, balkenweise gestellt. Auf dem Schild ein blau-silbern bewulsteter Bügelhelm mit goldenem Halskleinod und blau-silbernen Decken, geschmückt mit fünf silbernen Straußenfedern
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Origin/meaning

Barth grew around a castle of the Princes of Rügen, built around 1200. In 1225 a Earl of Barth was mentioned, in 1232 the town itself. In the late 13th century Barth received city rights.

The arms show in the upper part a head, with a canting beard (Bart). The head already appears on a seal from 1404. The meaning or date of addition of the three fish is not known. The oldest seal of the city is known from around 1300 and only shows a ship with two bearded heads on each end.

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Literature: Bensing, et al 1985; Ewe, 1972