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Azure in sinister a sun-in-splendour Or to dexter a crozier of the same rising from three peaks Argent
issuant from the base.
Christopher Southworth
The new emblem was adopted on 18 April 2010 in a vote by the commune's population. Heraldically impeccable, St. Wendelin's crozier stands for Guttet, the mountains and the sun for Feschel.
image located by Martin Karner
On 1 January 2000, the communes of Guttet and Feschel merged. The emblem of the new commune was adopted four years later. Because of its bad design and heraldic errors, it was replaced in 2010 by the current one. (source)
image by Pascal Gross
Azure, issuant from base St. Wendelin clothed Gules nimbed, girdled and
holding in dexter a crosier Or and in sinister a Ewe Argent.
Željko Heimer, 27 March 2000
image by Pascal Gross
The French blazon may help here: "D'azur à la montagne de sinople gravie par une route d'or
posée en barre et surmontée au canton senestre du chef d'un soleil figuré d'or."
Pascal Gross, 24 March 2000
Azure on a mountain Vert a climbing road Or statant in bend sinister and
surmounted in the canton sinister of the chief by a sun figured Or.
translated by Jarig Bakker, 25 March 2000
Or more simply: Azure, a mountain Vert pathed Or in chief sinister a Sun in splendour of the same.
Željko Heimer, 25 March 2000
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