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Arms: The two-tailed (double queued) lion is an allusion to Bruncvik's lion (queue forché)with a split tail, first used in 13th century Moravia. It represents Rick Edward Kasparek's Czech ancestry. The three keys allude to the three daughters of Rick Kasparek. The 8 point star is called the Sternberk star (from the coat of arms of the Kasparek's ancestral town of Zlin). The lion standing beneath the star is an allusion to the legend of Kaspar who was one of the three magi who visited Christ in Bethlehem. | Arms: The two-tailed (double queued) lion is an allusion to Bruncvik's lion (queue forché)with a split tail, first used in 13th century Moravia. It represents Rick Edward Kasparek's Czech ancestry. The three keys allude to the three daughters of Rick Kasparek. The 8 point star is called the Sternberk star (from the coat of arms of the Kasparek's ancestral town of Zlin). The lion standing beneath the star is an allusion to the legend of Kaspar who was one of the three magi who visited Christ in Bethlehem. | ||
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