Mark with Heraldry: imperial crown, red canvas, | #448789

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  • Category: Fraternal, Political, Organizations
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  • Description: Heraldry: imperial crown, red canvas, flags, griffin, woman and men, helmets, knights in armour, shield, lion rampant, cinquefoils, small shield, ring and crown bar, cross, pedestal.
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  • Keywords: Sachsen-Meiningen-Hildburghausen
    heraldry
    coat of arms
    knights
    shield
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The heraldic achievement depicted in this photo represents the Coat of arms of Sachsen-Meiningen-Hildburghausen, Germany. Heraldry in Germany has its roots around the year 800 when emperor Charlemagne established the eagle as the symbol of the empire. A heraldic achievement contains multiple components like a shield, supporters, crest, and motto. The most important one is the shield, also called escutcheon, on which we can see the coat of arms as a central element. Also, we can see the coat of arms on a surcoat or a tabard.