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I fält av guld ett vagnshjul bestående av svart hjulband och svart nav samt av röd hjulring i fyra delar och tio röda ekrar. | I fält av guld ett vagnshjul bestående av svart hjulband och svart nav samt av röd hjulring i fyra delar och tio röda ekrar. | ||
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The arms were granted on April 28, 1989. | The arms were granted on April 28, 1989. | ||
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VAGGERYD
Province (Landskap): Småland
County (Län): Jönköpings län
Additions : 1952 Byarum, Bondstorp; 1971 Klevshult (partly, Fryele, Hagshult, Tofteryd (partly), Åker), Skillingaryd (1952 Tofteryd (partly)), Vrigstad (partly, 1952 Hylletofta, Nydala, Svenarum)
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I fält av guld ett vagnshjul bestående av svart hjulband och svart nav samt av röd hjulring i fyra delar och tio röda ekrar. |
| English | No blazon/translation known. Please click here to send your (heraldic !) blazon or translation |
Origin/meaning
The arms were granted on April 28, 1989.
The symbol is a wheel - the background that in the region there was a lot of wooden wheelmakers and wagonmakers living during the 19th century. That was the start for furniture factories and more modern production. The official slogan of the community is "Vaggeryd the community where the wheels always are rolling".
 The arms on a roadsign on the municipal border |
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Literature : Nevéus and de Waern, 1992; Rolf Fredriksson (background)