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M. Schmöger, 4 April 2014
| Name of municipality: | Fehring |
| Status: | Stadtgemeinde |
| Land (state): | Steiermark (Styria) |
| Bezirk (district): | Südoststeiermark |
| Former district: | Feldbach |
| Description of arms (German): | (original grant):
ain Plawen Schillt, darinnen von Grundt vber sich nach des Schillts
lenge erscheinendt ain Ferhen Paum, sein plosser Stamb von vnden auf bis
in die mitte des Schillts raichendt, vnd dann im obern Taill mit seinen
gruenen ausgebraitten Essten, vnd daranhangenden zapfen, Irer
natürlichen Farb vnd gestallt.
(modern): Im blauen Schild eine naturfarbene Föhre. |
| Blazoning of arms (English): | Azure, a pine tree proper. |
| Adoption date of arms: | 8 July 1550 |
| Description of flag: | two stripes, white-green, with arms |
| Flag used since: | (?) |
| Sources: | Sources for the arms: [1] [wdy64] [2] [k4p54] [3] [ksj56] [4] [pus63] [5] http://www.fehring.at/stadt/geschichte/ [6] http://www.ngw.nl/heraldrywiki/index.php?title=Fehring Sources for the flag: flag photos at http://www.bmlv.gv.at/organisation/regional/stmk/galerie/vollbild/ang_fehring06_10.jpg http://www.meinbezirk.at/resources/mediadb/zoom/2013/10/26/5304216_20_1394634328.jpg http://www.meinbezirk.at/resources/mediadb/zoom/2013/10/26/5304219_20_1394634356.jpg http://www.fehring.at/include/image.php?id=1304&image=2 flag drawing at http://www.fahnen-gaertner.com/site/modules/motif/detail.php?screen=default_store&motif_key=3995 |
M. Schmöger, 4 April 2014
I find the original blazons much more interesting, not just because of the
fascinating differences in language and orthography, but also because of the
much more detailed descriptions. Here, the original tells us the naked tree
trunk should go from the bottom to the centre, and then in the upper part should
show its green bows and twigs. In modern German all that has disappeared.
Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 12 April 2014
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