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Deutsch: von Innsbruck, der Hauptstadt des Bundeslandes Tirol im Westen Österreichs.
English: of Innsbruck the capital of Tyrol in Austria.
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English: A shield Gules with a bridge Argent, seen from above, resting on two pilings.
Deutsch: Eine aus der Vogelschau gesehene, auf zwei Jochen ruhende silberne Brücke im roten Schild.
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Dät 1547
date QS:P571,+1547-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Object history
English: The arms of Innsbruck are canting, showing a bridge (Brücke) over the Inn river. The oldest known use of the arms dates from a seal of 1267. Both the bridge and the river were shown rather differntly than at present. The present composition is used since 1325. The colours are known since 1547 and the arms thus have never changed since.
Deutsch: Das Wappen ist ein redendes Wappen, es zeigt die alte Innbrücke von etwa 1150 ohne Brückenköpfe aus der Vogelperspektive. Die Spitzen bedeuten die Wellen- und Eisbrecher der Brückenpfeiler, das Muster deren Bauweise aus eingerammten Holzpfählen, der Bord die Verschalung und die Teilung des Balkens die Holzbeplankung der Brücke. Seit 1267 wird das Wappenbild für Stadtwappen und -siegel verwendet, in der heutigen Form seit 1325, mit den heutigen Farben seit 1547.
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Coat of arms created for the Project “Heraldry” of the German speaking Wikipedia

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