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In Silber ein schwebendes, breites rotes Fußspitzkreuz, in der Mitte belegt mit dem silbernen Großbuchstaben F. | |||
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FÜRTH
State : Hessen
District (Kreis) : Bergstrasse
Additions : 1970 Fahrenbach, Lutzenbach, Steinbach; 1971 Brombach, Ellenbach, Erlenbach (1970 Seidenbach), Kröckelbach, Krumbach, Linnenbach, Weschnitz
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In Silber ein schwebendes, breites rotes Fußspitzkreuz, in der Mitte belegt mit dem silbernen Großbuchstaben F. Origin/meaningThe arms were granted in 1926. The oldest seal of Fürth is mentioned in the 16th century, but the oldest known surviving seal dates from 1626. It shows the letter F and a trefoil, a common village symbol in the area. The new arms combine the letter F with the cross of the arms of the Lorsch Abbey, as the largest part of the village was a possession of the Abbey from 1232 to the 18th century.
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