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''German:'' In Schwarz Thors Hammer mit Widderkopf in Silber begleitet oben links und rechts und unten von je einem silbernen fünfstrahligen Stern. Auf dem Helm mit schwarz-silbernen Decken eine schwarze Irminsul zwischen zwei von Silber und Schwarz übereck geteilten Hörnern. | ''German:'' In Schwarz Thors Hammer mit Widderkopf in Silber begleitet oben links und rechts und unten von je einem silbernen fünfstrahligen Stern. Auf dem Helm mit schwarz-silbernen Decken eine schwarze Irminsul zwischen zwei von Silber und Schwarz übereck geteilten Hörnern. | ||
===Origin/meaning=== | |||
The Hammer of Thor represents the armiger's love of Nordic mythology while the ram's head refers to their sign in the zodiac system. The three stars reference their family name.The Irminsul in the crest once more refers to the love of Nordic mythology and is placed between two horns as is traditional in central European heraldry. The colours of the arms are derived from Prussian black and silver. | The Hammer of Thor represents the armiger's love of Nordic mythology while the ram's head refers to their sign in the zodiac system. The three stars reference their family name.The Irminsul in the crest once more refers to the love of Nordic mythology and is placed between two horns as is traditional in central European heraldry. The colours of the arms are derived from Prussian black and silver. | ||