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The wheatear refers to agriculture and the name of the village (grange comes from granary), the tile to pottery. The cloak and dagger refer to the local patron saint, St.Martin of Tours and the oak tree to the many large oaks in the municipality. The base refers to the former railway track, which has been transformed to a nature trail. | The wheatear refers to agriculture and the name of the village (grange comes from granary), the tile to pottery. The cloak and dagger refer to the local patron saint, St.Martin of Tours and the oak tree to the many large oaks in the municipality. The base refers to the former railway track, which has been transformed to a nature trail. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:30, 28 December 2023
GRANGES (SAÔNE-ET-LOIRE)
Département : Saône-et-Loire
French | D'azur à l'épi de blé d'or en chef dextre, au carreau de céramique cousu de gueules en chef senestre, ledit carreau agrémenté de vingt-quatre petits carreaux alternativement de sable et d'or, ordonnés en quatre arcs de cercles mouvant des angles, d'un petit carreau d'argent en coeur et de seize autre petits carreaux de sable ordonnés en carré quatre dans chaque angle, d'un manteau de saint Martin de gueules coupé par une épée d'argent, garnie d'or et posée en bande en pointe dextre et d'une branche de chêne feuillée de trois pièces de sinople et fruitée de deux pièces de gueules en pointe senestre; à la plaine recourbée vers le chef sur les flancs et partie au 1er d'argent à la voie ferrée de sable mouvant des flancs et ployée comme le trait de la plaine, au 2e de sinople plain. |
English | blazon wanted |
Origin/meaning
The wheatear refers to agriculture and the name of the village (grange comes from granary), the tile to pottery. The cloak and dagger refer to the local patron saint, St.Martin of Tours and the oak tree to the many large oaks in the municipality. The base refers to the former railway track, which has been transformed to a nature trail.
Literature: Image from http://www.armorialdefrance.fr
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