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Über einer durchgehenden silbernen Zinnenmauer gespalten von Gold und Silber; vorne ein mit einer silbernen Schrägleiste überdeckter, rot bewehrter schwarzer Löwe, hinten eine aufrechte rote Fischangel. | Über einer durchgehenden silbernen Zinnenmauer gespalten von Gold und Silber; vorne ein mit einer silbernen Schrägleiste überdeckter, rot bewehrter schwarzer Löwe, hinten eine aufrechte rote Fischangel. | ||
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The oldest seal of the city is known from 1421, but probably dates from the late 14<sup>th</sup> century. The seal already shows the above arms, only with a straight division line. The first quarter shows the arms of the State of Bamberg, to which the city belonged from 1390-1803. The fish hook in the second quarter is taken from the arms of Bishop Lamprecht von Brunn of Bamberg, who was Bishop of Bamberg in 1390. The base shows the local fortifications. From the 16<sup>th</sup> century onwards the division line is shows as in the arms above. The colours are known since 1603 and have not changed since. | The oldest seal of the city is known from 1421, but probably dates from the late 14<sup>th</sup> century. The seal already shows the above arms, only with a straight division line. The first quarter shows the arms of the State of Bamberg, to which the city belonged from 1390-1803. The fish hook in the second quarter is taken from the arms of Bishop Lamprecht von Brunn of Bamberg, who was Bishop of Bamberg in 1390. The base shows the local fortifications. From the 16<sup>th</sup> century onwards the division line is shows as in the arms above. The colours are known since 1603 and have not changed since. | ||