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The arms were officially granted in 1944. The Iron Sign symbolises the Iron Works, the lower part is taken from the Arms of Louis De Geer, a Wallon imigrant.<br> | The arms were officially granted in 1944. The Iron Sign symbolises the Iron Works, the lower part is taken from the Arms of Louis De Geer, a Wallon imigrant.<br> | ||
In the Middle of the 17th Century He bought the Finnspång Estate, and begun a modernisation of the Iron Works beginning a nearly 200 year period of the Works. | In the Middle of the 17th Century He bought the Finnspång Estate, and begun a modernisation of the Iron Works beginning a nearly 200 year period of the Works. | ||
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FINSPÅNG
Province (Landskap): Östergötland, Närke
County (Län): Östergötlands län
Additions : 1942 Risinge; 1971 Hävla (1952 Regna, Skedevi), Hällestad
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Sköld delad av rött, vari ett järnmärke av guld, och silver, vari fem kopplade röda, genomgående spetsrutor, den mellersta belagd med tre stolpvis ordnade liljor av guld|- |
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Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted in 1944. The Iron Sign symbolises the Iron Works, the lower part is taken from the Arms of Louis De Geer, a Wallon imigrant.
In the Middle of the 17th Century He bought the Finnspång Estate, and begun a modernisation of the Iron Works beginning a nearly 200 year period of the Works.
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Literature: Nevéus and de Waern, 1992