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In Silber ein Bund von sechs beerenförmigen roten Früchten mit langen grünen Stielen, die unten von einem goldenen Ring zusammen gehalten werden. | |||
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MARKT EINERSHEIM
State : Bayern
District (Kreis) : Kitzingen (until 1972 Scheinfeld)
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In Silber ein Bund von sechs beerenförmigen roten Früchten mit langen grünen Stielen, die unten von einem goldenen Ring zusammen gehalten werden. Origin/meaningEinersheim probably received town (Markt) rights in 1542. The oldest seal of the town dates from that year and it already shows the above arms. The origin and exact type of the fruits is not known. Most often they are shown as rosehips, but also poppy seeds have been mentioned. On March 6, 1847 the arms were officially granted and described as fruits of the Hiften (Rosa canina), the dogrose.
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