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by Pascal Gross
Argent, a Milestone Sable masoned of the field between two Alders Vert all issuant from a base of the last.
The milestone would indicate that there was an important road passing through
Fräschels, possibly in Roman times. Or, maybe there was some important border here – it may
be that the milestone is in fact a border marker.
Željko Heimer, 18 November 2000
The blazon in German speaks of a Markstein for the black object on the banner
of arms. This might well refer to a border mark of some sort.
Pascal Gross, 18 November 2000
[In the concrete sense "Markstein" means border mark. In a figurative sense it can also have the meaning of milestone. Of course we have the concrete sense of the word on emblems.]
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