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In Blau ein silbernes Haus in perspektivischer Seitenansicht mit rotem Dach, darauf goldene Kugeln. | In Blau ein silbernes Haus in perspektivischer Seitenansicht mit rotem Dach, darauf goldene Kugeln. | ||
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The arms are most likely canting; Haus meaning house. The house already appears in the seal of the town in the early 15<sup>th</sup> century. The second seal shows the same image and the word civitas (city), but Frontenhausen never was granted city rights, only town (Markt) rights. Except for a single image from 1568, in which a tower is placed behind the house, the arms have never changed since. The only changes were on the house, which was sometimes shown with balls, sometimes with crosses on the roof. The colours are known since 1565. | The arms are most likely canting; Haus meaning house. The house already appears in the seal of the town in the early 15<sup>th</sup> century. The second seal shows the same image and the word civitas (city), but Frontenhausen never was granted city rights, only town (Markt) rights. Except for a single image from 1568, in which a tower is placed behind the house, the arms have never changed since. The only changes were on the house, which was sometimes shown with balls, sometimes with crosses on the roof. The colours are known since 1565. | ||