Blazons of Germany - S
This collection presents 2138 German-linked shield entries beginning with S from Johannes Baptista Rietstap’s Armorial Général. The blazons are translated into English with heraldic abbreviations written out in full.
Localities and family branches identify the particular arms recorded. Distinct versions included in this selection are kept separate, and every surname heading ends with Coat of Arms. This is a selected collection, not a complete transcription of every S entry in Rietstap.
Scope and reading: The series includes entries associated with Germany and historical German states and regions. Historical labels such as Prussia and Silesia are retained; they do not describe modern borders or establish a single nationality. The descriptions are shield blazons; crests, helmets, mantling and supporters are omitted. Unspecified tinctures are not invented. Arms belong to particular armigerous families and branches, rather than everyone sharing a surname.
Sources: Rietstap’s Armorial Général, second edition, volume I and volume II. Each entry links to its original page. The Enquerre Rietstap index was used as a finding aid and transcription reference.
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Editorial progress: This expanded collection remains a selection. Added English blazons have been compared with the French transcriptions; primary-page verification, complex translations, omitted families and cross-references remain under review.
Sa surnames
Saal Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Azure, two bends argent.
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable a lion rampant or holding three ostrich feathers, one gules between two argent; second and third, bendy argent and gules.
Sachs Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Sable, three roses argent barbed vert.
Rietstap: French transcription and source reference
Saexen Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per pale or and gules.
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Saffenberg Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Or, a fess gules, in chief three martlets sable.
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Sagerbeckh Coat of Arms
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Argent, on a fess gules two ostrich feathers argent in saltire.
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Sahr Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Per pale: first, gules; second, argent, two fesses azure.
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Salching Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Tierced in fess sable, argent and gules.
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Saldern Coat of Arms
Brunswick.
Or, a rose gules seeded or, barbed vert.
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Salern (Counts) Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure; second and third, argent, a lion rampant proper.
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Salfelder Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Azure, a bend wavy argent between two stars or.
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Salis-Soglio Coat of Arms
Rhine Province, Austria.
Per fess: first, or, a willow eradicated vert; second, paly argent and gules.
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Salius Coat of Arms
Germany.
Or, a pegasus rampant sable.
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Sall Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, three bends azure.
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Salzbrunn Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Or, a chevron gules between three stars of the same.
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Sancerra Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a lion rampant or; second and third, gules, a fleur-de-lis argent.
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Sandbeck Coat of Arms
Hanover.
Azure, a bend wavy argent.
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Sandberg Coat of Arms
Holstein.
Gules, a lion rampant or.
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Sandorhazyi Coat of Arms
Hungary, Prussia.
Gules, a unicorn argent on a terrace vert.
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Santzenbach Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Gules, on a fess argent a lion passant of the field.
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Sappis Coat of Arms
Germany.
Barry of four or and gules.
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Sartori Coat of Arms
Germany.
Gules, a horse rampant argent standing on a terrace vert.
Germany.
Per pale: first, or three tulips azure, stalked and leaved vert, growing on a mount vert; second, gules a Pegasus rampant argent bridled gules.
Sassendorf Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Argent, a mill-wheel sable.
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Sattelbogen Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Tierced in fess or, gules and argent.
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Satzenhofen auf Fuchsberg und Rothenstadt (Barons) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, three fesses gules.
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Sauber Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Argent, three roses sable seeded or.
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Sauer Coat of Arms
Frankfurt, Hesse.
Argent, a lion rampant gules, below it a terrace vert.
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Savary Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, three escutcheons or, each charged with a shell proper.
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Sayn (Counts) Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Gules, a lion rampant guardant or.
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Sc surnames
Schächingen Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Per fess: first, per pale gules and argent; second, azure.
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Schack Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg.
Gules, a fleur-de-lis argent.
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Schaderitz Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Per pale: first, argent; second, fretty sable and argent.
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Schaf Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, a sheep passant argent.
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Schäffer Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Azure, a sheep rampant argent.
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Schaiblein Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Sable, a mace or in pale, overall a cramp or in fess.
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Schallen Coat of Arms
Germany.
Sable, three baskets or.
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Schambach Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, on a bend argent two fishes facing one another azure in bend.
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Schandernell Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a fess argent between three millrinds of the same.
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Schanenstein Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Argent, a fess sable cotised.
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Schäppel Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Argent, a wreath of foliage vert adorned with five roses gules.
Scharden Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Gules, on a bend argent between two birds volant proper three roses of the field.
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Scharffenberg Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess: first, or; second, per pale argent and azure.
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Schatz Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per bend sinister argent and gules, a quarter gules.
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Schätzell Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Per pale gules and or, overall a lion rampant argent crowned gules.
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Schaub Coat of Arms
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Sable, a garb or.
Schaumberg Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess: first, per pale argent and gules; second, azure.
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Schebe (von der) Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Azure, a star or.
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Schechingen Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Per fess: first, per pale gules and azure; second, argent.
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Scheder Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, three escallops or.
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Scheel Coat of Arms
Saxony, Denmark.
Per fess: first, per pale argent and gules; second, azure.
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Schegk Coat of Arms
Germany.
Or, a bend sable.
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Scheif Coat of Arms
Cologne, Rhine Province.
Azure, a star argent.
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Scheiffart de Merode Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Or, four pales gules.
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Schelhorn Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, on a fess azure three stars or.
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Schell de Bolsting Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, two halberds azure in saltire hafted sable.
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Schellenberg Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Barry of four sable and or.
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Schellenburg Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Argent, three roses gules.
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Schellendorf (Barons) Coat of Arms
Silesia, Saxony, Austria.
Lozengy azure and argent, overall a fess gules.
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Schenckendorf Coat of Arms
Brandenburg, Silesia.
Argent, a bull rampant gules.
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Schenek Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Gules, a fleur-de-lis argent.
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Schenek de Reicheneck Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, a rose gules.
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Schenek de Rosberg Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Tierced in fess sable, argent and gules.
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Schenk Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Argent, a large triangle sable standing upon its base and touching the upper edge and sides of the shield, charged with a lion rampant argent crowned or upon a mount vert and holding a sword argent hilted or; the triangle between three grenades fired proper.
Schenk de Simmau Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Gules, on a bend wavy argent three fishes proper in bend.
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Scherer auf Hohenkreuzberg Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per pale: first, azure a demi-eagle sable issuing from the partition and surmounted by a royal crown or; second, or a mount of three coupeaux vert supporting a Maltese cross gules.
Scherf de Leermense Coat of Arms
East Frisia.
Or, three crescents gules.
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Scherf de Morenhave Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Argent, three bends sinister sable.
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Scherffgen Coat of Arms
Cologne, Rhine Province.
Argent, two bends sable.
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Scherhäckel Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, on a bend sable cotised gules a griffin or.
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Schetzel Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Sable, a lion rampant or.
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Schetzler de Sulzfeld Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Azure, on a fess argent three roses gules.
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Scheuernschloss Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Gules, three annulets argent.
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Scheufel Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Tierced in fess azure, gules and or.
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Scheve Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Argent, a fess sable.
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Schiber Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per pale: first, argent, two bends sable; second, azure, a lion or.
Schick Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per bend azure and argent, a lion counterchanged.
Schickfuss (von) und Neudorf Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Argent, a lion sable crowned or, supporting a star or with its dexter forepaw.
Schickherr Coat of Arms
Brandenburg.
Sable, a panther passant gules overall a rose argent stalked and leaved vert.
Schickler Coat of Arms
Basel, Berlin.
Azure, a lion argent armed, langued and crowned or, holding a toothed wheel or between its paws.
Schidderich Coat of Arms
Cologne.
Or, three lions sable.
Schiebel de Schiebelstein Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Tierced in fess: first, gules, a left arm azure palewise issuing from a rock argent, the flesh-coloured hand holding a quill pen argent; second, azure, three fish swimming argent in pale, the middle fish facing sinister; third, or, a boar's head sable tusked argent.
Schieber Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess: first, argent, two chevrons gules; second, azure, an anchor or bend sinisterwise.
Schieck Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Or, three wreaths of roses gules.
Schied Coat of Arms
Nördlingen, Bavaria.
Per fess: first, or, a demi-horse issuing from the partition and bridled proper; second, barry of four sable and or.
Schiel Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess sable and or, a griffin counterchanged crowned with laurel vert, holding a sword of unspecified tincture in its claws.
Schier Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Azure, a unicorn salient bendy of twelve argent and gules.
Schierbrand or Schorbrand Coat of Arms
Saxony, Prussia.
Argent, three lozenges fesswise sable in fess between six ears of corn or without stalks or leaves.
Schierstedt Coat of Arms
Anhalt, Saxony, Courland.
Azure, three arrows with square heads argent, fletched gules, bendwise and arranged in bend sinister.
Schifer Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per bend sinister azure and sable, a lion or overall, standing upon a mount argent and holding a hammer proper in its forepaws.
Schiff Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, an eagle's head and neck sable; second, azure, a boat proper upon water argent, a man vested sable seated in the boat and holding a staff proper in his right hand; third, azure, a bend argent charged with three fleurs-de-lis azure, each set bend sinisterwise.
Schifferer Coat of Arms
Germany.
Or, a bear rampant proper crowned or.
Schifferhueber Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per pale: first, or, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the partition, charged on its breast with a crescent facing sinister or and a star or side by side; second, gules, a fess between three fleurs-de-lis argent.
Schiffhausen de Wesseling Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first, azure, a heart or flaming proper pierced by two arrows argent in saltire with their points downwards; second, argent, three bends gules; third, gules, three garden lilies argent stalked and leaved vert upon a mount of three coupeaux vert; fourth, argent, five ears of corn or stalked and leaved or upon the uppermost peak of a mount of three coupeaux vert. Overall an inescutcheon argent, a demi-lion gules crowned or issuing from a mount of three coupeaux vert.
Schifflau Coat of Arms
Schwäbisch Hall, Württemberg.
Argent, two lions' heads or joined and back to back; overall their necks a crescent gules supporting a point gules passing between the heads.
Schiffmann Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess: first, or, a demi-man vested sable holding a hook argent in his right hand and a fish argent in his left, the flesh tincture unspecified; second, sable, a canoe or with two oars or.
Schilcher de Dietramszell Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, a lion couchant or before a tree vert, all upon a terrace vert; chapé ployé azure charged with two stars or.
Schildberg de Parchwitz Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Azure, a unicorn argent.
Schilden Coat of Arms
Hamburg.
Azure, a wild man flesh-coloured facing the viewer, wreathed about the waist and crowned with ivy, holding a ragged leafless branch proper in his right hand and resting his left hand upon a triangular escutcheon sable charged with three stars or arranged one and two, all upon a terrace vert.
Hanover, Mecklenburg, Prussia.
Per pale: first, azure, a fess argent between three stars or, one in chief and two in base; second, argent, a laurel wreath vert bound gules at four points, one, two and one.
Schilder or Schiller Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Or, a blackcock's head and neck sable.
Schildt Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Azure, a fess gules between three escutcheons azure, each charged with a bend gules.
Schilebeckh Coat of Arms
Ulm.
Gules, a ram rampant argent upon a mount vert.
Schiler Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Azure, a fess between three stars or.
Schill Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Azure, a pall couped with each arm crossed or, between three stars or arranged one and two.
Schiller Coat of Arms
Frankfurt am Main.
Per pale: first, azure, two bends or accompanied in chief by a sun or; second, gules, an arrow argent bendwise.
Nuremberg.
Per fess: first, azure, an arm vested gules palewise issuing from the partition, holding an annulet or, the hand's tincture unspecified; second, or plain.
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a griffin or crowned or holding a fleur-de-lis argent; second and third, gules, a bend sinister argent charged with a rose gules seeded or.
Württemberg, Prussia, Bavaria, Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per fess, the upper part or charged with a demi-unicorn argent issuing from the partition, the lower part azure with a fess or; second and third, argent, an arrowhead sable bend sinisterwise.
Schiller (Friedrich von) Coat of Arms
Germany, arms of 1802.
Per fess: first, or, a demi-unicorn argent issuing from the partition; second, azure, a fess or.
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Schiller de Schillershausen Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a star of eight points argent; second and third, azure, a house argent roofed gules upon a terrace vert.
Schilline de Buschfeld Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Or, a fess gules fretty or.
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Schilling Coat of Arms
Hamburg.
Argent, on a fess gules three roses argent.
Lübeck.
Argent, an ibex proper upon a mount vert, surmounted by an oak branch sable fesswise bearing three acorns or.
Nuremberg.
Gules, a spade blade argent with its point upwards.
Saxony, Anhalt, Courland.
Gules, a fess sable charged with twelve roundels argent.
Strasbourg, Rothenburg.
Argent, a serpent azure crowned or undulating palewise, holding in its mouth three linden leaves vert joined upon a single stalk.
Schilling de Buxfort Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Gules, a bend embattled on its lower edge argent.
Schilling de Cannstadt Coat of Arms
Württemberg.
Gules, a pouring jug or.
Schilling de Güstorf Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Argent, nine vair bells azure arranged four, three and two, and a chief gules.
Schilling de Heinrichau Coat of Arms
Silesia, Austrian knightly arms of 1868.
Gules, three linden leaves vert issuing from a single stalk, enclosed within an annulet argent; a bordure or.
Silesia, arms of 1507.
Gules, three linden leaves vert issuing from a single stalk, enclosed within an annulet argent.
Schilling de Lanstein Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Argent, three eagles' heads gules crowned or.
Schillink de Vilich Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Per fess: first, sable, an eagle argent at dexter; second, argent plain.
Schilt Coat of Arms
Strasbourg.
Sable, three eagles argent membered gules.
Strasbourg, alternative arms also attributed by Rietstap.
Per fess: first, argent, a star sable; second, gules plain.
Schiltberg (Edle von), formerly Schiltenberger Coat of Arms
Bavaria, arms of 1333.
Azure, a demi-Moor in profile issuing from a mount or, vested argent with a belt and falling collar or and wearing a pointed cap or, holding in his right hand an oval escutcheon gules framed by a cartouche or and resting his left hand upon his hip, the flesh tincture unspecified.
Bavaria, arms of 1785.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, three fusils or conjoined in fess and extending to the edges of the quarter; second and third, azure, a demi-Moor in profile issuing from a mount or, vested gules, with a belt and falling collar argent and a pointed cap argent, holding in his right hand an oval escutcheon gules framed by a cartouche or and charged with a star or, his left hand resting upon his hip, the flesh tincture unspecified.
Schiltberg (Knights of), Marschalk Coat of Arms
Bavaria, recognition of nobility in 1877.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, three lozenges or conjoined in pale; second and third, azure, a man issuing from a mount vert, vested gules with a falling collar, belt and cuffs or, wearing a hat argent and holding an oval shield or framed with arabesques or and charged with a star or, the flesh tincture unspecified.
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Schiltheiss Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, on a pale argent two fleurs-de-lis gules, between two fleurs-de-lis argent; chapé ployé sable charged with two lions or facing one another, together supporting a grenade argent flaming gules at three points.
Schiltingheim Coat of Arms
Strasbourg.
Quarterly: first and fourth, vert, a lion argent crowned or, the lion in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, gules, a triangle voided argent resting upon one of its angles, between three annulets argent. Overall an inescutcheon gules, a tower argent with its doorway gules.
Schiltl Coat of Arms
Regensburg.
Gules, a bend or charged with three escutcheons azure bendwise.
Schilwatz Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Azure, a stork argent with its dexter leg raised.
Schimmelfennig Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Argent, two keys sable in saltire.
Schimmelfennig von der Oye Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, two keys sable in saltire; second and third, azure, a lion or crowned or supporting a grenade flaming proper with its dexter forepaw, overall the lion a fess chequy gules and argent of three rows. A bordure or. Overall an inescutcheon argent edged or charged with an eagle sable beaked and membered or, surmounted by a royal crown or.
Schimmelpenninck van der Oye Coat of Arms
Guelders; Prussian brothers recorded in 1650 and 1660.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, two keys sable in saltire; second and third, or, a cross chequy argent and gules.
Schimmelpenninck von der Oye Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg-Schwerin, recognition of baronial title in 1844.
Argent, two keys sable in saltire.
Prussia, recognition of nobility in 1820.
Argent, two keys sable in saltire.
Schimmelpenninck von der Oye (Buhl, Barons) Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per pale: first, per bend sinister, the upper part or charged with a rose gules seeded or, stalked, leaved and barbed vert, set bend sinisterwise, the lower part gules charged with a cross of Lorraine or bend sinisterwise; second, argent, two keys sable in saltire.
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Schimonsky de Schimony Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, a sword argent hilted or with its point downwards, between two crescents or back to back.
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Schimpff Coat of Arms
Saxony, Austria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a lion argent supporting a grenade flaming proper with its dexter forepaw; second and third, azure, an owl proper. Overall an inescutcheon or, a laurel wreath vert.
Schinburen Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Argent, a bear passant sable.
Schinckel Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Gules, a human leg armoured and spurred argent, couped at the thigh.
Schincking Coat of Arms
Thuringia.
Argent, three wreaths of roses gules.
Schincks Coat of Arms
Aachen.
Or, a saltire gules between four roses gules.
Schindel Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, three billets argent arranged in pall and touching one another.
Schindelein Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Azure, a bend argent charged with three fleurs-de-lis gules, each set bend sinisterwise; a bordure or.
Schindelin Coat of Arms
Swabia, Alsace, Brunswick.
Azure, a stag passant or upon a rocky mount of three coupeaux argent.
Schindlauer Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, an ostrich argent beaked and membered or upon a mount of three coupeaux vert, holding in its beak a horseshoe proper with its ends downwards.
Schindlauer de Rossenfeldt Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first, or, a fleur-de-lis sable; second, gules, a bend sinister argent charged with a rose gules seeded or; third, argent, a bend sinister gules charged with a rose argent seeded or; fourth, sable, a fleur-de-lis or. Overall an inescutcheon azure, a crane holding its vigilance stone proper.
Schindler Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, three bends argent; second and third, argent, a crane gules holding its vigilance stone gules.
Schinnagel Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Sable, a lion or holding a nail or.
Schintling Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a fess azure charged with three stars or; second and third, or, three escutcheons azure.
Schipa de Branitz Coat of Arms
Silesia, gold-arrow version.
Azure, an arrow or fesswise between three roses or.
Silesia, gold-fess version.
Azure, a fess or charged with an arrow azure fesswise, between three roses or.
Schiphower Coat of Arms
Hamburg.
Per pale: first, argent, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the partition; second, gules, a demi-fleur-de-lis argent issuing from the partition.
Schirach Coat of Arms
Denmark, Holstein.
Quarterly: first, azure, two stars or in bend; second, or, a tree trunk eradicated proper palewise, sprouting a leafy branch vert to sinister and surmounted by a raven sable beaked and membered gules; third, argent, a tree vert upon a terrace vert; fourth, vert, a serpent undulating bendwise or.
Schirlinger Coat of Arms
Regensburg.
Or, an eagle sable in profile rising with its wings raised from a mount sable.
Schirlmair Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per bend sinister argent and gules, a lion counterchanged holding an arrow proper bend sinisterwise with its point downwards.
Schirmann Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per fess: first, argent, an eagle's head and neck sable beaked and crowned or, langued gules; second, azure, a left arm armoured proper, the flesh-coloured hand holding a sword argent hilted or bend sinisterwise. A bordure or.
Schirmeister Coat of Arms
East Prussia.
Per fess or and azure, overall a left arm armoured proper, the flesh-coloured hand brandishing a sword passed through a wreath of foliage vert, the sword's tincture unspecified; a chief purpure charged with a royal crown or.
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Schirmer Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a fess arched argent between three stars argent arranged one and two in chief and two serpents or palewise facing one another, intertwined in a double saltire and together supporting a crown or with their mouths, upon a terrace vert in base.
Hesse.
Argent, a man fully armoured proper with breeches gules, holding a sword and a shield, their tinctures unspecified.
Schirnding or Schirndinger de Schirnding Coat of Arms
Bavaria, baronial branches.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a demi-lion or crowned or, the lion in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, or, three firebrands sable fesswise in pale, each flaming at its dexter end and at three places, the flames' tincture unspecified.
Schirowski Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per pale gules and argent, two horseshoes fesswise and back to back counterchanged.
Schirp (von dem Bottlenberg called von Schirp) Coat of Arms
Rhineland provinces.
Argent, a fess embattled counter-embattled sable.
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Schirrmann Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a fleur-de-lis argent; second and third, or, a stag springing argent, the stag in the third quarter facing sinister.
Schissler Coat of Arms
Nördlingen, Bavaria.
Sable, a griffin or holding a basin argent in profile between its foreclaws.
Schittler Coat of Arms
Görlitz.
Per pale: first, gules, a trefoil argent; second, or, a lion sable armed and langued gules.
Schkopp Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Or, a lion gules vested in a cassock sable, holding a ball gules in each forepaw.
Schlaberndorf Coat of Arms
Brandenburg, baronial arms of 1697.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, an eagle sable resting its sinister talon upon a crescent argent; second and third, or, three bends sable. Overall an inescutcheon azure, a royal crown or lined gules.
Brandenburg, original arms.
Or, three bends sable.
Prussia, Counts, 15 October 1786.
Or, three bends sable. Overall an inescutcheon argent crowned or, charged with an eagle sable facing sinister, beaked and membered or, bearing on its breast a crescent argent extending onto its wings and surmounted by a small cross argent.
Prussia, Counts, 17 November 1772.
Quarterly: first, azure, a quatrefoil argent; second and third, or, three bends sinister azure; fourth, or, a quatrefoil gules. A bordure or. Overall an inescutcheon argent edged or and surmounted by a crown of unspecified tincture, charged with three flowers of five petals azure united upon one stalk vert with two leaves vert.
Prussia, Counts, 31 October 1786.
Quarterly: first, azure, a cuirass sable edged gules charged with the Prussian eagle, the cuirass overall a cavalry sabre bend sinisterwise, the sabre's tincture unspecified; second, argent, a bishop's mitre per pale or and gules; third, gules, a Maltese cross argent; fourth, sable, two tournament lances proper in saltire, each bearing a pennon azure charged with three fleurs-de-lis argent. Overall an inescutcheon or crowned or, charged with three bends sinister sable.
Schlack Coat of Arms
Germany.
Gules, a swan argent with wings raised, standing upon an earth-coloured ball supported by a sea argent.
Schladen Coat of Arms
Rhine Province, Counts, 1813.
Gules, two bishop's croziers or in saltire, tasselled sable and or.
Schlaegel Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a lion or holding three acorns or without leaves upon a common stalk; chapé ployé gules charged with two fleurs-de-lis or.
Schlaff Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a bunch of grapes azure leaved vert, its stalk upwards and curved in a semicircle; second and third, argent, two bars gules.
Schlägel or Schlegel Coat of Arms
Bavaria, 1823.
Bendy of four gules and argent.
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Schlagintweit Coat of Arms
Bavaria, 1859.
Per pale: first, azure, a sword with a wavy blade argent hilted or; second, or, an arrow argent fletched gules on the dexter side and azure on the sinister side. A bordure gules charged with an orle potent counter-potent argent.
Schlaher von der Nimkau Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per pale or and gules, overall a left arm in armour proper, the hand flesh-coloured holding a sabre argent.
Schlairweber Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per pale or and sable, a man vested and capped per pale counterchanged, wreathed argent, holding a ribbon sable knotted in saltire; second and third, azure, three swords argent hilted or, their points meeting in pall, between three stars or arranged one and two.
Schlammersdorf Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Denmark.
Or, on a bend sable three stars argent.
Schlangenheim (Besnard Edle von Schlangenheim) Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Knights, 1 July 1783.
Azure, a chevron between two stars in chief and an escallop in base, all argent.
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Schlanwitz or Schlannewitz Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Or, a boar's head sable.
Schlapp Coat of Arms
Alsace.
Or, a star of eight points gules within a bordure sable.
Regensburg.
Gules, a lion or.
Schlaudersbach Coat of Arms
Nuremberg.
Azure, an eagle or within a bordure compony argent and gules.
Schlaun Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Argent, a cramp-iron gules.
Schlaweck Coat of Arms
Nuremberg.
Per fess: first, argent, two hands clasped gules issuing from clouds of unspecified tincture; second, argent, two swords azure in saltire.
Schlayer Coat of Arms
Württemberg, 1878.
Per pale argent and gules, overall an arm in armour or brandishing a sword of unspecified tincture.
Schleben Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Per fess or and vert.
Schlebusch Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Argent, a cramp sable passing through an annulet or.
Schlech Coat of Arms
Rottweil, Württemberg.
Or, a chevron sable between three trefoils sable.
Schlecht Coat of Arms
Germany.
Gules, on a fess azure edged argent between three birds argent, the two in chief facing one another, three inverted stars of five points or.
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, Noah's ark argent; second and third, divided per bend sinister, each subdivision itself divided per bend sinister or and azure and charged with a fleur-de-lis bend sinisterwise counterchanged. Overall an inescutcheon sable, an anchor argent.
Schlechtendal Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Argent, an orb azure banded and surmounted by a cross or, charged with a heart gules; a bordure or.
Schledehausen Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Or, three cramps sable.
Schleepusch Coat of Arms
Principality of Bremen.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a sea-buckthorn bush vert upon a mount of three coupeaux vert; second and third, gules, a lion or crowned or holding a sword argent hilted or.
Schleewitz-Konarski Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Or, half a wheel rim argent with two spokes and its axle argent.
Schlegel Coat of Arms
Meissen.
Gules, a mallet argent inclined diagonally.
Nuremberg.
Gules, a mallet argent bendwise bound with two hoops sable.
Rothenburg, Bavaria.
Gules, three mallets argent.
Saxony, Prussia, Anhalt.
Argent, a horse's head and neck gules.
Schlegel de Gottleben Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Quarterly: first, sable, a lion facing sinister or holding a mallet or and rampant against a mountain argent issuing from the vertical partition, all upon a terrace argent; second, per fess argent and gules, three roses counterchanged; third, per fess argent and gules, three roses arranged one and two counterchanged; fourth, sable, a lion or holding a mallet or and rampant against a mountain argent issuing from the vertical partition, all upon a terrace argent. Overall an inescutcheon azure, a lamb passant argent facing sinister, nimbed or upon a terrace vert, holding a banner argent on a staff or.
Schlegel de Münchsberg Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a monk walking and vested proper, holding his rosary, the monk in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, gules, a mallet argent supported by a mount or.
Schlegenberg Coat of Arms
Silesia, Counts, 1691.
Quarterly: first, argent, two palm branches vert in saltire, with a base azure charged with a small cross pattée or; second, sable, a base or charged with a mount of three coupeaux gules supporting three roses argent arranged one and two, stalked and leaved vert, extending onto the sable field; third, or, a chief sable, the gold field charged with a mount of three coupeaux gules supporting three roses argent in fess, stalked and leaved vert, the roses extending onto the chief; fourth, azure, a cross couped or, and on a chief argent two palm branches vert in saltire. Overall an inescutcheon per fess azure plain and chequy of nine squares argent and gules, five argent and four gules, crowned with an antique crown or.
Silesia, Knights, 1656; Barons, 1665.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, two palm branches vert in saltire, with a base azure charged with a small cross pattée or; second and third, sable, a base or charged with a mount of three coupeaux gules supporting three roses argent arranged one and two, stalked and leaved vert, extending onto the sable field. Overall an inescutcheon per fess: first, azure plain; second, chequy of nine squares argent and gules, five argent and four gules.
Silesia, original arms.
Per fess: first, azure plain; second, chequy of nine squares argent and gules, five argent and four gules.
Schlegenberg, formerly Hubel de Bruna Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, two palm branches vert crossed in saltire, with a base azure charged with a small cross pattée or; second and third, sable, a base or charged with a mount of three coupeaux gules supporting three roses argent, one and two, stalked and leaved vert, the roses extending over the sable. Overall, an inescutcheon per fess, in chief azure, uncharged, and in base chequy of nine squares, five argent and four gules.
Schlehenriedt Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria.
Sable, an inverted periwinkle flower argent.
Schleich auf Herrenhaus Coat of Arms
Bavaria, arms of 1581.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules chaussé ployé argent; second and third, gules, three linden leaves argent with their stalks downwards.
Bavaria, arms of 1720.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules chaussé ployé argent; second and third, gules, three linden leaves argent with their stalks downwards. Overall an inescutcheon per pale azure and argent, a lion or holding a sword argent.
Bavaria, original arms.
Gules chaussé ployé argent.
Schleich auf Schönstetten Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules chaussé ployé argent; second and third, gules, three linden leaves argent with their stalks downwards.
Schleicher Coat of Arms
Lippe, 1778.
Per pale azure and or, overall a ladder sable of five rungs bend sinisterwise.
Schleichert de Wiesenthal Coat of Arms
Bavaria, 1737.
Gules, a greyhound rampant argent collared or holding a fleur-de-lis argent between its paws; chapé ployé azure charged with two fleurs-de-lis argent.
Schleiden Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Azure semy of ermine spots or, a lion argent overall.
Schleierweber de Friedenau Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per pale: first, azure, a fess or; second, gules, a laurel branch vert issuing from a hill vert in base. A bordure or.
Schleiffer Coat of Arms
Germany.
Gules, a pelican with its young argent upon a mount vert; chapé ployé, the dexter side azure, a lion or holding a sword argent upon a mount vert, and the sinister side bendy of four gules, argent, azure and or.
Schleiffras Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per pale: first, or, a broad axe gules palewise facing sinister; second, gules, a pot-hanger sable with its teeth on the sinister side.
Schlein Coat of Arms
Regensburg.
Per pale: first, or, a fish azure palewise; second, azure, a fess or.
Schleinitz Coat of Arms
Saxony, Prussia, Austria.
Per pale: first, argent, a rose gules; second, gules, two roses argent in pale; all the roses seeded or and barbed vert.
Schleinitz-Pleminski Coat of Arms
West Prussia.
Per pale: first, argent, a rose gules; second, gules, two roses argent in pale.
Schleiss de Löwenfeld Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, on a bend sable between two fleurs-de-lis argent a lion or crowned or, its forepaws resting upon a quiver full of arrows or bendwise.
Schlemmer Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Per fess: first, sable, a dove argent beaked and membered gules, holding an olive branch vert in its beak and standing upon a mount of three coupeaux vert; second, or, a lion couchant sable with its tail between its legs, holding a star azure between its paws.
Prussia, 1786.
Per fess: first, argent, a demi-eagle sable beaked and crowned or issuing from the partition; second, or, three bends azure. A bordure or.
Schlemüller Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Azure, three stars or within a bordure or.
Schlenderhan Coat of Arms
Principality of Jülich.
Argent, on a fess sable three martlets or.
Schlenk Coat of Arms
Giessen.
Argent, a palm tree vert issuing from a base vert.
Schlenz (Werder de Schlenz) Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, a saltire argent between four roses or.
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Schleppegrell Coat of Arms
Lüneburg.
Argent, a bear's paw sable fesswise.
Schlereth Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a lion or crowned or holding an escutcheon argent charged with a grove of trees vert; second and third, argent, three bars gules.
Schlerusch Coat of Arms
Hamburg.
Or, three trees vert side by side issuing from the base.
Schlessin Coat of Arms
Germany.
Sable, on a fess argent between three leopard's faces or, three roses gules.
Schleten Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Azure, three trees couped or.
Schletter Coat of Arms
Saxony, 1825.
Argent, a bend azure charged with three stars or, between two rose branches vert bendwise, each bearing a rose gules and a rosebud of unspecified tincture.
Schletz Coat of Arms
Württemberg.
Per pale or and azure, a chevron argent overall.
Schleussing Coat of Arms
Prussia, 1815.
Azure, a chevron argent edged or between two fleurs-de-lis argent in chief and a star of five points argent in base; a bordure or.
Schleussner Coat of Arms
East Prussia, 1869.
Per pale argent and sable, overall an inescutcheon gules charged with a fir tree vert upon a hill vert.
Schlewitzer Coat of Arms
Nuremberg.
Sable chapé ployé argent, three fleurs-de-lis arranged two and one counterchanged.
Schleyer called Schlegerer Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Sable, three mallets argent.
Schleyss (Barons von und zu der) Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per pale, barry of ten azure and or counterchanged.
Schlicht Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per pale: first, argent, a trefoil vert; second, gules, Justice vested proper and blindfolded, holding a sword in her right hand and scales in her left, the tinctures of the blindfold, sword and scales unspecified.
Schlichtegroll Coat of Arms
Saxony, Bavaria, arms of 1609.
Gules, three horses galloping argent side by side, shown in perspective.
Saxony, Bavaria, arms of 1808.
Per pale: first, azure, a cross pattée couped argent between four fleurs-de-lis argent; second, gules, three horses galloping argent side by side, shown in perspective.
Saxony, Bavaria, arms of 1841 and 1856.
Per pale: first, azure, a cross pattée couped argent between four fleurs-de-lis argent; second, gules, three horses galloping argent side by side, shown in perspective. On a chief or a hunting horn sable with mouthpiece, hoops and bell argent, stringed gules.
Schlichting-Buckowick Coat of Arms
Silesia, Barons, 24 December 1694.
Argent, a pair of stag's antlers sable supporting upon their tips a single stag's antler sable fesswise.
Schlickheim Coat of Arms
Alsace.
Quarterly: first and fourth, vert, a lion or crowned or; second and third, gules, a triangle voided argent between three annulets argent. Overall an inescutcheon gules, a tower argent.
Schlickum or von Acken called Schlickum Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Per fess: first, or, a star sable; second, gules plain.
Schliderer de Lachen Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Sable, a bend argent charged with three annulets gules.
Schlieben Coat of Arms
Prussia, Counts, 1660.
Quarterly: first, azure, an eagle sable facing sinister crowned or; second and third, gules, an eagle argent crowned or, that in the third quarter facing sinister; fourth, argent, an eagle sable facing sinister crowned or. Overall a cross sable. Overall an inescutcheon or, a fess chequy argent and azure of three rows; the inescutcheon surmounted by a front-facing helmet bearing two proboscides patterned with the inescutcheon's arms and mantling or and azure, the helmet's tincture unspecified.
Prussia, Counts, 1704.
Or, a cross sable edged or within a bordure or. Overall an inescutcheon or, a fess chequy azure and argent of three rows.
Prussia, Counts, 1786.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a fess chequy azure and argent of three rows; second and third, argent, a Prussian eagle holding a sword and a sceptre in its talons and charged on its breast with the intertwined letters F W R or, the sword and sceptre tinctures unspecified. A bordure or. Overall an inescutcheon sable, a Maltese cross argent within a bordure or.
Saxony.
Or, a fess chequy azure and argent of three rows.
Schlieben de Gerdauen Coat of Arms
Prussia, Counts, 1718.
Or, a fess chequy argent and azure of three rows, overall an eagle's head and neck sable langued gules, beaked and crowned or; a bordure or.
Schlieffen Coat of Arms
Pomerania, later arms.
Per fess: first, azure, a demi-lion or issuing from a mount vert; second, argent, a man's bust in profile issuing from the base, vested gules with a falling collar argent, wearing a pointed cap gules turned up ermine, the flesh tincture unspecified.
Pomerania, original arms.
Argent, a man's bust in profile issuing from the base, vested gules with a falling collar argent, wearing a pointed cap gules turned up ermine, the flesh tincture unspecified.
Prussia, Hesse, Mecklenburg, Counts, 1812.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a demi-lion or issuing from a mount vert; second and third, or, a fess chequy azure and argent of three rows. Overall an inescutcheon argent, an old man's bust in profile vested gules with a falling collar argent, wearing an Albanian cap gules turned up ermine, the flesh tincture unspecified.
Schliekmann Coat of Arms
Prussia, 1834.
Argent, a man vested proper wearing a hat sable upon a couped floor of unspecified tincture, holding a staff argent bendwise before his body.
Schliewitz Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Sable, three stars argent.
Schlipp Coat of Arms
Bavaria, 1777.
Quarterly: first, or, a lion azure; second, sable, a star argent; third, argent, a star or; fourth, argent, an eagle gules.
Schlippenbach-Skoefde Coat of Arms
Prussia, Sweden.
Quarterly: first, azure, a right arm vested gules with a flesh-coloured hand issuing from a cloud argent and supporting a crown or; second, or, a pike proper palewise entwined by two serpents azure with their heads facing one another; third, or, a tournament lance proper entwined by two laurel branches vert; fourth, azure, a horse galloping argent facing sinister. Overall an inescutcheon per bend sinister sable and argent, a chain of three full links and two half-links or palewise overall.
Schlisselmair Coat of Arms
Cham, Bavaria, 1631.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a primrose proper upon a mount vert; second and third, gules, a bend sinister azure charged with a key or bend sinisterwise, its ward towards chief in the second quarter and towards base in the third.
Schlitsted Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Argent, a sleigh proper.
Schlitz (Bassewitz-Schlitz) Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg, Counts.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, two bends sinister embattled sable; second and third, gules, a fleur-de-lis argent. Overall an inescutcheon argent, a boar rampant sable.
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Schlitz (Labes, Baron and Count of Schlitz) Coat of Arms
Prussia, Count, 12 March 1794.
Per fess: first, argent, two bends sinister sable, each embattled with three merlons; second, gules, a fleur-de-lis argent.
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Schlitz called Görtz Coat of Arms
Hesse, Hanover, Brunswick, junior branch, 1726.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a barrier argent bend sinisterwise; second and third, per pale or, three hourglasses gules, and azure, two crescents argent in pale with their horns towards dexter. Overall an inescutcheon surmounted by a crown of unspecified tincture, per fess: first, argent, two bends sinister sable, each embattled with three merlons; second, argent, a pheasant vert collared gules upon a hill sable.
Hesse, Hanover, Brunswick, senior branch, 1726.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a barrier argent bend sinisterwise; second and third, per pale or, three hourglasses gules, and azure, two crescents argent in pale with their horns towards dexter. Overall an inescutcheon argent surmounted by a crown of unspecified tincture and charged with two bends sinister sable, each embattled with three merlons.
Schlitz de Görtz Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Argent, two bends sinister sable, each embattled with three merlons.
Schlitzhorn Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, an ostrich argent; second and third, argent, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the vertical partition.
Schlochow Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Azure, a leopard's face or with a ring or through its mouth.
Schloechtenbach (Barons) Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a griffin or; second and third, argent, a Moor's head and neck with a pearl in the ear, their tinctures unspecified.
Schloen (Chalon, Schlun or Slom) Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Gules, a saltire or between four bezants.
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Schloesser (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Bavaria, 1792.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a castle flanked by two towers argent, roofed gules, with weather vanes or and doors and windows sable, upon a terrace vert, the dexter tower having an awning on each side; second and third, argent, a wreath of foliage vert adorned with six roses gules arranged one, two, two and one. Overall an inescutcheon or, a double-headed eagle sable.
Schlomach Coat of Arms
Saxony, 1651.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, an eagle sable, that in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, gules, a fess argent. Overall an inescutcheon argent, a rose gules seeded or and barbed vert.
Schlösl de Schlossfeld Coat of Arms
Bavaria, 1817.
Per fess: first, azure, a ruined castle flanked by two towers, all argent; second, gules plain.
Schloss Coat of Arms
Prussia, 1734.
Or, three crescents with human faces argent arranged one and two, the two in base back to back, each horn surmounted by a star argent.
Schlossberg (Barons) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a tower argent roofed with a dome; second and third, argent, a lion or holding a sword of unspecified tincture in its paws, the lion in the third quarter facing sinister.
Schlosser Coat of Arms
Amberg, Bavaria.
Per fess sable and or, an angel counterchanged with wings argent upon a mount vert, holding a key argent in each hand.
Frankfurt am Main.
Azure, a key or bendwise between two roses or, one in sinister chief and one in dexter base.
Schlotheim Coat of Arms
Hesse, Austria, Counts, 1811.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a lion barry argent and gules, overall a bendlet sinister or crossing the lion; second and third, argent, an inverted escutcheon sable.
Saxony, Prussia, Austria.
Argent, an escutcheon sable.
Schlottmann de Freyburg Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg, 1703.
Per fess: first, gules, a castle argent surmounted by three towers with pointed roofs, resting upon the partition line and held by two lions or facing one another; second, or, a lion passant sable behind three trees vert in fess, all upon a terrace vert.
Schlözer Coat of Arms
Lübeck, 1804.
Quarterly: first, azure, a small cross pattée or; second, per bend sinister gules, a crown or, and or, a wing sable; third, per bend sinister or, a demi-Russian priest vested sable with hands joined, and gules, an open book argent bearing the name NESTOR in Cyrillic letters, the lettering's tincture unspecified; fourth, or, a fess sable charged with three stars or.
Schlubut Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Argent, a morion azure.
Schluch (Niederhoven called Schluch) Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Or, a saltire embattled on both edges gules.
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Schlüchter called Katzbis Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Azure, a cat rampant argent.
Schluchtern Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Gules, a lion argent and a chief argent.
Schlümbach Coat of Arms
Württemberg, 1761.
Per pale: first, gules, a bend wavy argent; second, argent, three oak leaves vert in pale with their stalks downwards.
Schlumberger Coat of Arms
Alsace, Paris, Basel, stars in fess.
Azure, a cross couped argent between three stars or in fess in chief and a mountain argent issuing from the base.
Alsace, Paris, Basel, stars one and two.
Azure, a cross couped argent between three stars or arranged one and two in chief and a mountain argent issuing from the base.
Schlumpberger Coat of Arms
Regensburg.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per bend or and sable, three balls in bend counterchanged; second and third, argent, a demi-man in profile vested gules and wearing an Albanian cap gules, issuing from a mount azure and holding a sabre proper, the flesh tincture unspecified.
Schlumpff Coat of Arms
Nuremberg.
Or, three hunting horns sable stringed gules in pale, their mouthpieces towards dexter.
Schlun Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Argent, three balls gules in bend sinister.
Schlund Coat of Arms
Nuremberg.
Gules chapé ployé azure, the azure charged with two stars or.
Schlungel Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Argent, a fess gules, with a tree vert issuing from the centre of the fess.
Schlüsselberg Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Argent, two keys or in saltire above a mount or in base.
Schlüsselberger Coat of Arms
Nuremberg.
Per fess: first, azure, two keys argent in saltire with fleurs-de-lis in place of their bows; second, or, a mount vert.
Schlüsselfeld Coat of Arms
Nuremberg.
Per fess argent and sable, three keys in pall issuing from an annulet at the centre, all counterchanged.
Schlüsser Coat of Arms
Prussia, 1840.
Azure, three stars or within a bordure argent.
Schlutitzky (Barons) Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure plain; second and third, gules, a lion or, that in the third quarter facing sinister. Overall an inescutcheon or, a sword proper bendwise overall a wreath of two laurel branches vert with their stems crossed in saltire.
Schlutt auf Ascholding Coat of Arms
Bavaria, 1815.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a bend argent charged with a lion passant or; second and third, gules, a tub argent hooped or, supported upon three feet and standing on a mount vert.
Schlütter Coat of Arms
Hanover, 1725.
Per pale: first, argent, a lion gules holding a key or; second, azure, a star or.
Schlutterbach Coat of Arms
Silesia, 1724.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a griffin or; second and third, gules, a fess wavy argent.
Schmackowsky Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per bend: first, gules, an iron anchor proper bendwise; second, argent, a stag springing gules upon a terrace vert.
Schmädel or Schmadel (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a rose gules; second and third, azure, a Latin cross or with flared arms upon a mount or.
Schmadt de Buchersried Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a rose gules; second and third, gules, a cross argent.
Schmal Coat of Arms
Principality of Münster, East Frisia.
Or, a saltire azure, overall an escutcheon gules.
Schmalensee Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Argent, an uprooted branch vert with five leaves vert.
Schmalkalder (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Per fess azure and or, overall two partisans argent with shafts sable, in saltire with their blades facing one another.
Schmaltren Coat of Arms
Schwäbisch Hall, Württemberg.
Argent, two keys gules in saltire.
Schmaltz Coat of Arms
Bavaria, 1817.
Sable, a crown argent lined gules.
Schmalz Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Azure, a column argent surmounted by a bird argent.
Schmalzer Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Or, a bend azure charged with three oval loaves of bread or aligned with the bend.
Schmarsow Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg, 1856.
Per fess: first, azure, a demi-stag argent issuing from a mount vert, with a star argent in dexter chief; second, argent, a left arm in armour proper issuing from a cloud at the flank, the hand flesh-coloured holding an oak branch vert bearing three acorns or; the cloud's tincture is unspecified.
Schmatzhagen Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Azure, four bends wavy argent.
Schmauss Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, a bend azure charged with three stars or.
Bavaria.
Per fess: first, or, a demi-man vested sable supporting a star or in his right hand; second, sable, three stars or.
Nuremberg.
Sable, three stars argent.
Schmauss zu Livonegg Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a chevron or between three fleurs-de-lis argent.
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Schmauss zu Pullenrieth Coat of Arms
Bavaria, 1557 and 1757.
Per fess: first, or, a lion passant guardant argent; second, per pale argent, an orb or banded and surmounted by a cross or, and azure, a star or.
Bavarian family, Austrian ennoblement of 1759.
Per fess: first, argent, a lion passant guardant gules; second, per pale gules, an orb or banded and surmounted by a cross or, and azure, a star or.
Schmecker Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg.
Per pale: first, azure, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the partition; second, or, a demi-fleur-de-lis gules issuing from the partition.
Schmeerheim Coat of Arms
Lippe, Minden, 1710.
Per pale: first, argent, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the partition; second, azure, two ragged staffs or in saltire.
Schmeiss d'Ehrenpreisberg Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Quarterly: first, argent, a mountain proper topped with foliage and beneath clouds argent issuing from the chief; second and third, or, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the vertical partition; fourth, gules, a mill axle argent.
Schmeling Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Azure, a sun or issuing three thunderbolts or arranged in pall.
Schmeling-Diringshofen Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first, argent, a river proper bendwise; second and third, azure, a lion or crowned or upon a terrace vert, holding an arrow argent palewise, the lion in the third quarter facing sinister; fourth, gules, six arrows argent palewise arranged in bend sinister. Overall an inescutcheon per fess: first, azure, a sun or; second, or, an eagle sable, beaked, membered and crowned or, charged on its breast with two keys argent in saltire.
Schmelink Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Per fess: first, argent, two fleurs-de-lis gules side by side; second, gules plain.
Schmellentin de Kronenfels Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a demi-stag gules issuing from a fess abased sable; second and third, argent, three saltires sable.
Schmelz Coat of Arms
Kempten, Bavaria.
Azure, a greyhound rampant argent collared or.
Schmerfeld Coat of Arms
Hesse, 1817.
Azure, a vine leaved vert entwined around its stake proper, bearing a bunch of grapes or on the dexter side, upon a hill vert.
Hesse, Russia, 1780.
Azure, a vine entwined around its stake and bearing a single bunch of grapes, all or, upon a terrace vert.
Schmerfeldt Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, an arm in armour argent issuing from the flank of the shield, the hand flesh-coloured grasping three roses gules stalked and leaved vert; second and third, or, a bend sinister sable charged with an iron disc proper. Overall an inescutcheon gules, a helmet argent shown in three-quarter view and plumed with an aigrette argent.
Schmerten Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Or, two labels gules one above the other, the upper of four points and the lower of three points, with three wheels gules in chief.
Schmertzing Coat of Arms
Austria, Saxe-Altenburg, Reuss, 1706.
Per pale or and gules, three fleurs-de-lis arranged two and one counterchanged.
Schmettau Coat of Arms
Prussia, 1668 and 1698.
Per pale: first, or, a demi-eagle sable, beaked, membered and crowned or, issuing from the partition; second, sable, a fess argent between three stars or.
Prussia, 1822.
Sable, a fess argent between three stars or.
Prussia, baronial arms of 1701 and 1717.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a demi-eagle sable, beaked, membered and crowned or, issuing from the vertical partition; second and third, sable, a fess argent between three stars or.
Schmid Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Sable, a lion or holding a hammer or.
Bavaria, 1774.
Argent, a raven sable with its head turned to sinister upon a mount vert, and in chief a goshawk volant proper stooping upon the raven.
Bavaria, ennoblement of 1763.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a knight in full armour holding a hammer in his right hand, their tinctures unspecified; second and third, azure, a pelican with its young proper. Overall an inescutcheon azure, a chevron between two stars in chief and a ball in base, all or.
Bavaria, grant of arms of 1703.
Tierced in fess: first, azure, a chevron between two stars in chief and a ball in base, all or; second, gules, a knight in full armour holding a hammer, their tinctures unspecified; third, purpure, a pelican with its young proper.
Franconia.
Per fess: first, or, a hunting horn sable; second, sable, three stars or.
Frankfurt.
Per fess argent, a sun or, and azure, two stars argent; overall a fess arched or.
Germany.
Gules, a square tower argent with door and windows sable.
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a horse rearing argent; second and third, gules, a bend argent charged with a horseshoe proper bend sinisterwise.
Germany.
Quarterly: first, per pale azure and gules, overall a demi-chamois or facing sinister; second, azure, a sun argent; third, argent, three stars sable; fourth, five trees vert in a meadow vert beneath a sky proper.
Nuremberg.
Gules, a griffin argent holding a horseshoe argent between its forepaws.
Nuremberg.
Gules, an ostrich argent holding a horseshoe sable in its beak, upon a mount vert.
Nuremberg, black and gold version.
Per pale sable and or, a demi-man counterchanged holding a hammer of unspecified tincture.
Nuremberg, gold and black version.
Per pale or and sable, a demi-man counterchanged holding a hammer of unspecified tincture.
Prussia, Russia, 1750.
Gules, two bends argent between an eagle's head or in sinister chief and a star or in dexter base. Overall an inescutcheon azure, a hammer or palewise.
Saxony.
Azure, a demi-lion or issuing from a hill argent, holding a hammer sable with its handle resting upon the hill.
Saxony.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per fess gules, a demi-lion or issuing from the partition, the lion in the first quarter facing sinister, and sable, two ears of corn or in saltire; second and third, argent, a heart gules pierced by an arrow or bendwise with its point upwards.
Schmid (Barons) Coat of Arms
Austria, Prussia.
Quarterly: first, azure, three stars or; second and third, gules, an ostrich proper upon a terrace vert, the ostrich in the third quarter facing sinister; fourth, argent, a rock of four peaks proper. Overall an inescutcheon or, a double-headed eagle sable.
Schmid (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Bavaria, 1808.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, three fleurs-de-lis azure; second and third, gules, a lion or, that in the third quarter facing sinister.
Schmid (Edle von) auf Westerhofen or von Schmid auf Kösterhofen Coat of Arms
Bavaria, 1761.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a man-at-arms proper holding a sword of unspecified tincture; second and third, azure, a bend sinister or. Overall an inescutcheon gules, a bend or.
Schmid de Brandenstein Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess: first, argent, a pale argent edged or charged with three flames or, between two demi-eagles gules crowned or issuing from the pale; second, sable, a demi-lion or issuing from the base and holding a hammer azure.
Schmid de Hunrichs Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, on a fess or two roses of four petals gules, between two hammers argent with handles or in saltire in chief and the lower half of a mill wheel argent in base.
Schmid de Pfraunberg Coat of Arms
Germany.
Argent, a bear rampant against a tree on the dexter side, both proper, upon a terrace vert.
Schmid de Schmidfeld Coat of Arms
Württemberg, 1720.
Per fess: first, argent, a demi-lion gules issuing from the partition and holding a ragged staff proper; second, azure, a chevron argent between three fleurs-de-lis argent.
Schmid Edle auf Holzhammer Coat of Arms
Bavaria, 1796.
Per fess: first, azure, three bends wavy argent, each charged with an eel proper with its head downwards; second, gules, an anchor argent bendwise.
Schmid Edle von Kochheim Coat of Arms
Bavaria, 1572 and 1745.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a demi-man-at-arms proper holding a sword of unspecified tincture and a banner lozengy argent and azure, the banner charged with an escutcheon or bearing a double-headed eagle sable; the man in the first quarter faces sinister and holds the banner in his left hand and the sword in his right, while the man in the fourth faces dexter and holds the banner in his right hand and the sword in his left; second and third, azure, a unicorn rampant argent, that in the third quarter facing sinister.
Schmid Edle von Mayenberg Coat of Arms
Bavaria, 1687 and 1714.
Quarterly: first, gules, a lion or facing sinister; second, per pale sable, a knight in full armour brandishing a sword, their tinctures unspecified, and argent, a bend gules charged with three escallops argent; third, per pale azure, a demi-man flesh-coloured holding a flaming heart of unspecified tincture in his right hand, and argent, two bends azure; fourth, or, an eagle sable crowned or. Overall an inescutcheon argent, a double-headed eagle sable crowned or upon a mount vert, accompanied by three stars or arranged one and two.
Schmid von Hassel- und Pirnbach Coat of Arms
Bavaria, 1688.
Gules, a bend sinister argent charged with a lover's knot gules interlaced in double saltire, between two rose branches stalked and leaved vert, each bearing three natural roses argent, the lower branch inverted.
Schmid zu Rossau Coat of Arms
Bavaria, baronial arms of 1790.
Or, a chevron sable between three horseshoes sable nailed argent with their ends downwards. Overall an inescutcheon quarterly: first and fourth, per fess or, two horse's heads and necks gules facing one another, and or, five lozenges gules conjoined in fess; second and third, argent, a chevron azure between three spur rowels azure, and on a chief argent three small crosses sable. Overall a further inescutcheon argent, a label of three points sable.
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Bavaria, ennoblement of 1763.
Or, a chevron sable between three horse's hooves proper nailed argent and showing their undersides. Overall an inescutcheon azure, a chevron argent between three spur rowels argent, and on a chief argent three small crosses sable.
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Schmidbauer Coat of Arms
Nuremberg.
Azure, a garb or resting bendwise with its ears towards dexter upon a floor or, and a sickle argent with handle or bend sinisterwise, its point thrust into the garb.
Schmidbauer (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Bavaria, 1790.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, an owl proper perched upon a ragged staff fesswise vert, supported by a mount of four coupeaux vert; second and third, azure, a horse rearing argent bridled gules.
Schmidberger Coat of Arms
Germany.
Barry wavy of six or and azure; on a chief wavy azure a full moon argent between two stars or.
Germany.
Per fess, paly of four azure and or counterchanged.
Germany.
Per fess: first, paly of six argent, gules, or, azure, or and sable; second, paly of six sable, or, azure, or, gules and argent. Overall an inescutcheon argent, a tree vert upon a mount vert.
Schmidlin Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a wall embattled argent masoned sable occupying the lower half, with a demi-man in profile vested argent, crowned with foliage and holding a hammer, issuing from the wall, the man in the first quarter facing sinister, the foliage and hammer tinctures unspecified; second and third, per fess argent and gules, three parrots vert arranged two and one.
Schmidt Coat of Arms
Augsburg.
Per pale: first, argent, on a fess azure a rose argent, between two roses gules in pale; second, gules, a demi-man vested argent holding a hammer argent.
Bavaria.
Or, a man vested sable wearing an Albanian cap sable upon a mount sable.
Bavaria, 1612.
Azure, a lion or holding an iron hammer proper with handle or bendwise.
Bavaria, 1687.
Argent, a horseshoe gules with its ends downwards and seven nails azure in its upper curve; chapé ployé, the dexter side azure, a lion facing sinister argent holding a hammer argent with handle proper, and the sinister side sable, a lion or holding a hammer argent with handle proper.
Berlin, 1838.
Quarterly: first, gules, a dove argent holding an olive branch vert in its beak upon a mount vert; second, azure, a demi-lion or; third, azure, two fleurs-de-lis or side by side; fourth, gules, three stars argent. On a chief argent a cross sable.
Berlin, 1873.
Per fess: first, sable, two swords argent hilted or in saltire; second, argent, a hammer sable fesswise.
Franconia.
Gules, three iron hooks proper, two in saltire and the third palewise overall.
Frankfurt.
Azure, a lion argent.
Frankfurt.
Per fess: first, sable, a star argent; second, azure chapé ployé argent.
Germany.
Argent, a natural rose gules stalked and leaved with two leaves vert.
Germany.
Azure, a fess wavy argent.
Germany.
Gules, two bars argent, overall a pale or charged with three fleurs-de-lis azure.
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a bend argent charged with a horseshoe sable bend sinisterwise; second and third, or, a horse rearing argent.
Mecklenburg.
Per pale: first, argent, four bars azure; second, azure, a star or.
Mecklenburg, ennoblement of 18 November 1800.
Per fess: first, azure, an eagle's leg argent fesswise; second, sable, a fleur-de-lis or.
Editorial note: Rietstap separately records ennoblements in 1791 and 1800 with the same shield; their external ornaments differ.
Mecklenburg, ennoblement of 24 November 1791.
Per fess: first, azure, an eagle's leg argent fesswise; second, sable, a fleur-de-lis or.
Editorial note: Rietstap separately records ennoblements in 1791 and 1800 with the same shield; their external ornaments differ.
Mecklenburg, undated entry.
Per fess: first, azure, an eagle's leg argent fesswise; second, sable, a fleur-de-lis or.
Nassau, Frankfurt.
Per fess: first, azure, three stars or arranged two and one; second, sable, two horseshoes or side by side with their ends upwards, the dexter horseshoe lacking its dexter half and the sinister horseshoe lacking its sinister half, accompanied by nine flames or arranged three, three and three.
Neustadt, Württemberg.
Per fess: first, azure, a fleur-de-lis or; second, or, two hammers proper in saltire.
Nuremberg.
Gules, three birds argent, the two in chief facing one another.
Nuremberg.
Per fess: first, sable, a demi-lion or supporting a horseshoe azure with its dexter paw; second, or, a rose gules seeded and barbed argent. Overall a fess argent.
Nuremberg.
Per pale: first, azure, a lion facing sinister holding a hammer upon a mount, all or; second, per pale argent, five fleurs-de-lis azure arranged two, one and two, and or, three bars azure.
Prussia.
Azure, a bend sinister divided per bend or and sable, accompanied by four stars or, three in chief arranged two and one, and one in base above a rock proper.
Prussia, 1736 and 1787.
Argent, a bend gules between an eagle's head sable beaked or in chief and a square mirror proper bendwise in base. Overall an inescutcheon azure edged or, charged with a hammer or with handle argent bendwise.
Prussia, 1798.
Per bend: first, azure, three stars argent arranged in demi-orle; second, gules, an anchor or without a stock, bendwise. A bordure or.
Prussia, 1831.
Per fess: first, azure, three stars argent in fess; second, sable, an anchor argent fesswise with its ring towards sinister. Overall a fess argent.
Prussia, 2 October 1746.
Per fess: first, argent, an eagle sable beaked and membered or; second, azure, a left arm in armour argent, the hand flesh-coloured holding a sabre argent hilted or. A bordure or.
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Prussia, 7 August 1834.
Argent, two bars sable charged with three stars argent, two on the upper bar and one on the lower.
Prussia, 8 February 1792.
Azure, an eagle sable in profile with its head turned to sinister, beaked and membered or and surmounted by a royal crown or, upon a mount vert; in sinister chief a star of eight points or, and in dexter base a crescent with a human face argent, its horns towards sinister. A bordure or.
Rothenburg.
Gules, a staff argent palewise overall two nails argent in saltire.
Saxony, 1790.
Argent, a star azure; chapé azure charged with two ostriches argent back to back, each holding a horseshoe argent in its beak.
Silesia.
Sable, a lion or supporting a sun or between its paws.
Silesia, 1537.
Gules, a hare argent courant upon a hill vert; on a chief azure three stars or.
Silesia, 1862.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a demi-lion or; second and third, azure, a heart gules pierced by an arrow argent bendwise.
Schmidt (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Saxony, 1752.
Quarterly: first and fourth, paly of four argent and gules; second, argent, a falcon proper; third, argent, an anchor azure.
Schmidt auf Altenstadt Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Holland, Fabricius ennoblement of 1577.
Per pale sable and gules, a swan argent beaked and membered sable, its wings open and raised and its neck curved downwards, upon a ragged staff proper fesswise leaved vert on the dexter side.
Bavaria, Holland, Württemberg, arms of 1713, 1839 and 1861.
Per fess: first, per pale sable and gules, a swan argent with wings open upon a ragged staff proper fesswise leaved or on the dexter side, surmounted by a laurel wreath vert; second, per pale gules and sable, a left arm in armour or issuing from a cloud proper, the hand flesh-coloured holding a sword argent hilted or.
Bavaria, Holland, grant of arms of 1564.
Gules, a swan argent beaked and membered sable, its wings open and raised and its neck curved downwards, upon a ragged staff proper fesswise leaved vert on the dexter side.
Schmidt called Phiseldeck Coat of Arms
Brunswick, Hanover, 1789.
Gules, a chevron or between three crescents argent.
Schmidt d'Altdorf Coat of Arms
Principality of Cologne.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a fleur-de-lis or; second and third, or, a bear rampant sable.
Schmidt d'Eisenberg Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the vertical partition; second and third, gules, a lion or, that in the third quarter facing sinister.
Schmidt d'Ullenburg Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules two hands flesh-coloured issuing from clouds argent at the corners of the base, each holding a sword proper, the swords in saltire and crossing over a wreath of laurel vert; second and third, argent a lion rampant gules crowned or, that in the third quarter facing sinister.
Schmidt de Bregenz Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Per pale: first, or, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the partition; second, the sinister half of a gyronny whirl argent and gules, comprising six curved gyrons.
Schmidt de Cronenreuth Coat of Arms
Bavaria, 1683.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a crown or; second and third, or, an eagle sable beaked, membered and crowned or, that in the third quarter facing sinister. Overall an inescutcheon azure crowned or, charged with a left arm vested gules holding a hammer argent with handle proper, its elbow resting upon a hill vert.
Schmidt de Hirschfelde Coat of Arms
Prussia, 1857.
Sable, three swords argent hilted or, one palewise and two in saltire, their points upwards; on a chief argent a stag's antler sable with four tines, fesswise.
Schmidt de Johnson Coat of Arms
Prussia, 1873.
Azure, three roses argent arranged one and two.
Schmidt de Knobelsdorff Coat of Arms
Silesia, 1852.
Gules, on a fess argent between three mallets argent, three pallets azure.
Schmidt de Schmidtfeld Coat of Arms
Saxe-Meiningen, 1857.
Per pale gules and azure, an owl proper upon a terrace vert in base, above it two swords argent hilted or in saltire, their crossing surmounted by a disc argent charged with a falcon proper with wings raised; above the disc two hands clasped flesh-coloured with sleeves counterchanged.
Schmidt de Schmiedebach Coat of Arms
Silesia, altered arms of 1539.
Per pale: first, gules, a Pegasus argent; second, sable, a pile or.
Silesia, ennoblement of 1551.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a Pegasus argent; second, sable, a pile or; third, sable, a point or issuing from the base.
Silesia, grant of arms of 1431.
Gules, a Pegasus argent.
Silesian family, Bohemian ennoblement of 1629.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a Pegasus argent; second, sable, a pile or; third, sable, a point or issuing from the base. Overall an inescutcheon argent, a knight with helmet plumed gules and argent and a sword or at his hip, the tinctures of the knight and helmet otherwise unspecified.
Schmidt de Schmiedeburg Coat of Arms
Silesia, 1554.
Per pale: first, per fess gules, a Pegasus argent, and or chapé ployé sable; second, sable, a demi-eagle or crowned argent issuing from the partition.
Schmidt de Schwind Coat of Arms
Frankfurt, 1869.
Azure, a stag's antler or bend sinisterwise, overall a roe deer rampant proper upon a mount of three coupeaux vert.
Schmidt de Wegwitz Coat of Arms
Saxony, 1774.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a bare left arm argent holding a hammer or; second and third, gules, a bend sinister wavy or.
Schmidt de Wellenstein Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per pale or, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the partition, and the sinister half of a gyronny whirl argent and gules comprising six curved gyrons; second and third, azure, a swan argent.
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Schmidt von Leda called von Hattenstein Coat of Arms
Schleswig, 1782.
Gules, a chevron or between three crescents or.
Schmidt von Osten Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first, gules, a demi-lion or armed and langued azure; second, azure, a heart gules pierced by an arrow or fletched argent, bendwise with its point upwards; third, azure, three rivers argent in bends sinister wavy; fourth, gules, a key argent palewise with its ward in chief towards sinister.
Schmidt von Osting Coat of Arms
Bavaria, 1836.
Quarterly argent and vert, overall a point ployé or issuing from the base, charged with a heron proper upon a mount vert.
Schmidt-Pauli Coat of Arms
Hamburg, 1865.
Per pale: first, per fess or, a lion azure, and gules, a blacksmith facing the viewer, vested sable and wearing a hat sable, issuing from the base and brandishing a hammer proper in his right hand, his left hand upon his hip; second, azure, a triangular obelisk argent supported by three balls of unspecified tincture and surmounted by a crown or.
Schmidt-Secherau Coat of Arms
Hamburg, 1873.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a demi-blacksmith wearing a cuirass and a cap sable, holding a hammer in his right hand and a star or in his left, the tinctures of the blacksmith, cuirass and hammer unspecified; second and third, sable, two pieces of iron argent one above the other, accompanied by three horseshoes proper with their ends downwards.
Schmidt-Wierusz-Kowalski Coat of Arms
Prussia, 1811.
Per fess: first, argent, a goat courant sable facing sinister; second, or, a banner chequy gules and argent attached to a tournament lance argent bendwise. A bordure or.
Schmidtbaur Coat of Arms
Bavaria, 1631.
Sable, a lion or holding a hammer proper; chapé ployé or charged with two roses gules stalked and leaved vert.
Schmidtberg or Schmitberg Coat of Arms
Silesia, 1580.
Azure, three bars wavy or, in chief a crescent or with its horns towards dexter between two stars or.
Schmidtmann de Wuthenow Coat of Arms
Prussia, 1821.
Argent, two hooks gules in saltire, with a star or in chief.
Editorial note: Rietstap assigns this family the arms of Wuthenau, written out here.
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Schmidtmayer Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Switzerland.
Per bend or and gules, three roses in bend counterchanged.
Schmidtner or Schmittner Coat of Arms
Bavaria, grant of arms of 22 March 1521, supplement's version.
Per bend or and azure, the division formed by two panther's paws and limbs counterchanged, clawed gules, the azure limb upon the gold pointing downwards and the gold limb upon the blue pointing upwards.
Editorial note: The supplement describes panther limbs. The main Schmittner entry describes eagle limbs for the same 1521 grant; this entry follows the supplement.
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Schmied de Mauritius Coat of Arms
Prussia, 1800.
Per fess: first, gules, an eagle sable beaked and membered or; second, azure, a small cross pattée argent.
Schmiedeberg Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Azure, two carp naiant argent one above the other.
Silesia.
Gules, two carp naiant argent one above the other, the upper fish facing sinister.
Schmieden Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Per fess: first, gules, a demi-man dressed in brocade holding a mallet, their tinctures unspecified; second, azure, three stars or.
Prussia.
Per pale: first, or, a star azure; second, azure, a crescent or with a human face and its horns towards dexter. On a chief gules two swords argent hilted or in saltire.
Saxony, 1638.
Per fess: first, or, a jackdaw sable holding a ring or in its beak; second, azure, three fleurs-de-lis argent. Overall a fess gules.
Schmiedicke de Szmidecki Coat of Arms
Posen.
Per pale: first, gules, a leopard's face argent surmounted by a star of eight points or; second, gules, a smith's hammer argent palewise.
Schmihen Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess argent and azure.
Schmiritz (Barons) Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per bend argent and sable.
Schmising (Korff called Schmising, Counts) Coat of Arms
Prussia, Hanover, Oldenburg, Livonia, 1816.
Gules, a fleur-de-lis or.
Editorial note: The Schmising reference leads to Korff called Schmising, whose shield is that of the preceding Korff zu Harkotten entry.
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Schmising de Kerssenbrock Coat of Arms
Westphalia, Hanover.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a fleur-de-lis or; second and third, or, a bend azure charged with three roses gules seeded or.
Schmit Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, a bend sable charged with three stars or.
Silesia.
Sable, a lion or holding a sun or between its paws.
Schmiterlöw Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Argent, a wild man flesh-coloured crowned and girdled with ivy, holding a raised club in his left hand and sitting astride a lion passant or; the tinctures of the ivy and club are unspecified.
Schmitmer (Barons) Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a bend azure charged with a star or; second and third, or, the bust of a Moorish woman with her hair braided into a queue, its tinctures unspecified. Overall an anchor argent.
Schmitt Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a bunch of grapes azure leaved vert; second and third, argent, a star or.
Schmitthenner Coat of Arms
Nuremberg.
Per fess: first, argent, a demi-man-at-arms in armour azure, holding a hammer in his right hand and a shield in his left, the hammer and shield tinctures unspecified; second, sable, a pale argent charged with two mallets sable in saltire.
Schmitz Coat of Arms
Rhineland, 1788.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a left arm in armour sable, the hand flesh-coloured holding an arrow argent palewise; second and third, argent, an eagle sable langued gules.
Schmitz zu Grollenburg Coat of Arms
Rhineland, Württemberg, anchor in bend.
Per fess: first, sable, three bends or; second, azure, an anchor argent bendwise.
Rhineland, Württemberg, anchor in bend sinister.
Per fess: first, sable, three bends or; second, azure, an anchor argent bend sinisterwise.
Schmiz Edle von Auerbach Coat of Arms
Baden, 1792.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per pale argent and gules, the argent charged with a fishhook azure; second and third, per pale or and sable, a double-headed eagle counterchanged.
Schmöger auf Adelshausen Coat of Arms
Bavaria, 1714.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a lion or holding a spiked mace argent, the lion in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, gules, three fleurs-de-lis argent arranged one and two.
Schmolach Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, an eagle sable, that in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, gules, a fess argent. Overall an inescutcheon argent, a rose gules.
Schmolangen Coat of Arms
Prussia, extinct family.
Azure, a crescent or surmounted by a star or.
Editorial note: Rietstap assigns this family the arms of Leliwa I, written out here.
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Schmöle Coat of Arms
Iserlohn, Frankfurt, Amsterdam.
Argent, a trefoil vert.
Schmolke Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Argent, a wingless sea-griffin or.
Schmoll Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Or, a man flesh-coloured wearing an apron gules upon a mount vert, holding a lowered club or in his right hand and a grenade or flaming gules in his left.
Schmoller Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Argent, a left arm vested gules, the hand flesh-coloured holding a boar's head sable by its lower jaw.
Schmoltz Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Or, a one-humped camel passant gules.
Schmoltz-Michorowski Coat of Arms
Silesia, reference to the preceding Schmoltz entry.
Or, a one-humped camel passant gules.
Schmuck Coat of Arms
Bavaria, 1624 and 1635.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a lion sable, that in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, argent, a hat gules adorned with an ostrich feather gules.
Schmucker Coat of Arms
Augsburg.
Sable, a chevron bowed argent between three stars argent.
Schmude Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Azure, a fess or between seven ears of corn or, four in chief and three in base.
Schmugenhoffer Coat of Arms
Nuremberg.
Per pale azure and argent, overall a chevron gules.
Schnabel Coat of Arms
Nuremberg.
Azure, a man vested or, wearing a pointed cap or and holding a pike or.
Nuremberg.
Per fess azure and or, a man's bust in profile with a greatly elongated nose counterchanged, buttoned or and wearing an Albanian hat azure turned up gules.
Schnabel de Schönstein Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Or, three eagle's heads sable.
Schnackenburger Coat of Arms
Brunswick.
Argent, a castle of two towers gules upon a mount vert, with two serpents undulating palewise and back to back proper behind the castle.
Schnarrenberger Coat of Arms
Salzburg, Württemberg.
Per fess: first, or, a left arm vested sable holding a hammer, its tincture unspecified; second, azure, a dog courant gules issuing from the sinister flank.
Schneck Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Sable, a spirally coiled snail argent crawling upon a mount vert.
Germany.
Sable, a snail argent upon a mount vert.
Schneckenhaus Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, a snail shell argent.
Schneckh Coat of Arms
Regensburg.
Sable, a bend or charged with three snail shells argent.
Schneeberg Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Azure, a fleur-de-lis argent.
Schneewasser Coat of Arms
Schwäbisch Hall, Württemberg.
Or, five fusils sable conjoined in fess and reaching the sides of the shield.
Schneeweiss, Edle von Coat of Arms
Bavaria; knights of the Holy Roman Empire, 14 April 1792.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a swan argent swimming upon water argent with its wings open and raised, that in the first quarter facing sinister; within each of these quarters, a chief and a base gules each charged with an arrow argent fesswise pointing toward sinister; second and third, per fess, above azure, a sun or issuing from dexter chief, and below argent, two fir trees vert each upon a hill vert.
Schnegg de Milldorff Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Or, a snail proper upon a mount sable.
Schnehen, Barons Coat of Arms
Hanover, Prussia, Austria.
Azure, a ring or set with a ruby; a bordure or.
Schneid Coat of Arms
Nördlingen, Bavaria.
Gules, a lion rampant or holding a sword argent palewise, its sinister paw grasping the guard and its dexter paw the blade.
Schneid, Edle von Coat of Arms
Bavaria; 7 October 1786.
Argent, a bend azure charged with three stars or.
Schneidau von Ober- und Unter-Malsee Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a lion rampant or, that in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, argent, a fess azure charged with two letters F or back to back.
Schneidemesser de Koblinski Coat of Arms
Prussia; 2 September 1775.
Argent, a horseshoe azure surmounted by a small cross or, each arm of the horseshoe terminating in a like cross forming an acute angle with that arm; a bordure or.
Schneider Coat of Arms
Alsace.
Vert, a chalice or.
Franconia.
Argent, an arrowhead with its stem terminating below in the letter M and entwined with the letter S, all sable.
Germany.
Per fess: first, per pale, to dexter or, a leafy stalk vert bearing three roses gules arranged one and two, and to sinister argent, a palm tree vert upon a terrace vert; second, sable, a griffin rampant argent.
Saxony; barons, 10 April 1866.
Per pale gules and argent, a palm branch vert bendwise and a sword or in saltire overall.
Strasbourg, Alsace.
Per fess: first, argent, a rose gules; second, gules, a fess argent.
Schneider auf Nagelsfürst Coat of Arms
Bavaria; 8 March 1783, barons of the Holy Roman Empire, 1 October 1790.
Azure, a chevron or between two roses argent in chief and a hand flesh-coloured fesswise holding a sickle argent in base.
Schneidewind Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, an arm in armour proper palewise issuing from a cloud argent in base and holding a sword argent; in dexter chief, a wind-head proper blowing from a cloud argent.
Schneidewind, also Ense called Schneidewind Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Argent, a pair of barnacles sable.
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Schneidheim, formerly Schneider Coat of Arms
Bavaria; knights of the Holy Roman Empire, 1 October 1790.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a staff argent palewise entwined by a serpent or with its head toward sinister; second and third, gules, a saw blade argent bendwise rising toward the chief, with a handle or at its lower end.
Schneiling, formerly Snewli, Barons Coat of Arms
Breisgau.
Per fess or and vert.
Schnelingen Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Argent, a cramp iron gules bendwise; a bordure azure.
Schnell Coat of Arms
Bavaria; Austrian nobility, 23 April 1733.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, an ibex rampant proper upon a mount argent, holding an annulet or between its teeth, with three stars or in chief; second and third, gules, two bends argent each charged with an arrow gules, with an arrow argent between the bends.
Schnell de Schnellenbühel Coat of Arms
Saxony, Bavaria; nobility of the Holy Roman Empire, 3 March 1785, and Saxe-Weimar, 31 October 1856.
Azure, a chevron argent between three arrowheads or.
Schnelle Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Argent, two crayfish gules fesswise one above the other.
Schnellemann d'Erstein Coat of Arms
Alsace.
Per fess: first, sable, an eight-pointed star or; second, argent plain.
Schnellen Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, three hearts gules; second, sable, a unicorn rampant or; third, or, a unicorn rampant sable facing sinister.
Westphalia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a demi-greyhound argent collared gules; second and third, gules, three roses argent.
Schnellenberg Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Bendy of ten gules and or.
Schneller Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess: first, or, a demi-man issuing from the division, vested azure and wearing a cap azure turned up or, holding three tulips gules stalked and leaved vert; second, azure, four balls or arranged one, two and one.
Schnelsdorf Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Sable, a fess or.
Schnepf Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria.
Azure, a woodcock rising proper upon a mount vert.
Schnetlage or Snethlage Coat of Arms
Principality of Osnabrück, Guelders.
Or, a griffin rampant gules.
Schnetter Coat of Arms
Passau.
Per fess: first, sable, a demi-lion or holding a sword or; second, argent, three pales gules.
Schney Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Argent, an escutcheon gules at the centre.
Schnikelhueber Coat of Arms
Germany.
Sable, a lion rampant or upon a mount argent holding a ball azure between its paws.
Schnitter Coat of Arms
Prussia; ennoblements of 1536 and 1562, recognition of nobility, 1698.
Quarterly: first, or, a demi-eagle sable without a foot issuing from the partition; second and third, gules, a hand flesh-coloured with a sleeve argent turned up sable issuing from a fiery cloud at the sinister flank and holding a sickle argent with its cutting edge toward dexter; fourth, sable, two bars or.
Schnöde Coat of Arms
Ulm.
Gules, a bend argent charged with three ibex horns sable.
Schnorbein, also Hof called Schnorbein Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Argent, a greyhound rampant sable collared and buckled or.
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Schnorr de Carolsfeld Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Saxony; nobility of the Holy Roman Empire, 4 April 1687, recognized in Bavaria in 1832 and Saxony in 1873.
Quarterly: first, or, a double-headed eagle sable; second, gules, four bars argent; third, gules, a lion rampant argent facing sinister; fourth, azure, an ostrich argent holding a horseshoe argent in its beak. Overall, an inescutcheon argent charged with a figure of Justice crowned or and vested gules, holding a sword in her dexter hand and scales in her sinister, the sword and scales of unspecified tincture.
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Schnuck Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Or, three fish naiant azure one above another, the middle fish facing sinister.
Schnurbein Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Anhalt; barons of the Holy Roman Empire, 10 June 1741.
Per fess: first, per pale or and gules, a demi-double-headed eagle issuing from the division, per pale sable upon the gold and argent upon the red; second, or, two hounds rampant and facing one another sable upon a mount sable, each gripping between its teeth one end of the same bone fesswise, the bone's tincture unspecified. A fess azure overall upon the division charged with three bezants, two and one.
Bavaria, Anhalt; nobility of the Holy Roman Empire, 26 October 1697.
Per fess: first, azure, three bezants, two and one; second, or, two hounds rampant and facing one another sable upon a mount sable, each gripping between its teeth one end of the same bone fesswise, the bone's tincture unspecified.
Schnurer Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a griffin rampant or, that in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, argent, a bend gules charged with an anchor sable without a stock, aligned with the bend.
Schnürling Coat of Arms
Prussia; ennobled 18 May 1579, recognition of nobility, 7 December 1663.
Per fess: first, azure, a lion passant or walking upon the line of division; second, or, three bars azure.
Schoapp Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per fess: first, azure, a demi-lion affronté or holding a mattock in its dexter paw and supporting the letter W with its sinister paw, both or; second, or, a mattock azure bend sinisterwise over the letter W azure.
Schob Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Argent, two bars sable.
Schöbel de Rosenfeld Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per fess: first, per pale, to dexter argent, three roses gules seeded or, and to sinister or, two palm branches vert crossed in double saltire; second, gules, a mount vert issuing from the base.
Schober Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per pale: first, argent, a fess gules charged with a rose argent between three stars gules; second, gules, a lion rampant argent.
Schober de Tachenstein Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Tierced in chevron azure, argent and gules, four fleurs-de-lis counterchanged facing one another in pairs, arranged in chevron two and two over the lines of division.
Schober Edle von Hochenfurth Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, an ostrich argent holding in its beak a horseshoe sable with its ends upward; second and third, or, a bend sable charged with three vine leaves or.
Schöber or Scheber Coat of Arms
Nördlingen, Bavaria, Swabia.
Gules, a demi-man-at-arms in armour argent supporting a round shield argent in his dexter hand.
Schoberl Coat of Arms
Constance, Baden.
Per pale: first, argent, an eagle sable facing sinister; second, gules, a griffin argent. A mount or in base overall.
Schobinger Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Or, a pale gules charged with three balls argent.
Schochinger Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a unicorn salient argent upon a mount vert; chapé-ployé, to dexter bendy of eight gules and argent, and to sinister bendy sinister of eight sable and or.
Schochner Coat of Arms
Heidelberg.
Per pale azure and or, a demi-woman vested counterchanged and crowned with foliage vert, supporting in each hand the letter S, that to dexter or and reversed, that to sinister azure.
Schöder Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Per fess argent and sable.
Schoenniger Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a lion rampant or; second and third, gules, a rose argent at the centre between two bends argent.
Scholdau Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess: first, argent, a lion passant guardant gules crowned or; second, barry or and sable.
Schöler or Schüller Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a fess embattled counter-embattled sable; second and third, azure, three pales argent, the third issuing from the base and stopping short of the chief. A bordure or.
Scholhammer Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess: first, argent, a demi-man issuing from the division, vested azure, his sinister hand upon his hip and his dexter holding a mace or resting upon his shoulder, wearing a cap gules turned up argent and plumed gules, argent and azure; second, gules plain.
Scholl Coat of Arms
Grand Duchy of Hesse; 25 February 1880.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a bundle of four arrows gules fesswise, those in the first quarter pointing toward sinister, each bundle tied with a ribbon gules flowing above and below; second and third, gules, three camp tents argent open at the front.
Nördlingen, Bavaria, Swabia.
Per bend sable and or, two spade heads counterchanged bendwise, the lower one inverted.
Schöll Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess: first, argent, a chevron gules between three small stalks vert, each bearing three leaves arranged one and two; second, azure, a wolf courant or.
Scholle de Lampertheim Coat of Arms
Alsace.
Per saltire or and gules, the upper gold compartment charged with a star sable.
Scholler Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Azure, three fish argent in pall with their heads meeting at the centre.
Scholley Coat of Arms
Brandenburg, Hesse.
Gules, two ostrich feathers in chevron inverted, one or and the other vert.
Hesse.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a rose gules seeded or and barbed vert; second and third, gules, two ostrich feathers in chevron inverted, one or and the other vert.
Schöllhammer Coat of Arms
Ingolstadt.
Per pale gules and sable, a left arm in armour azure overall holding a hammer or.
Scholten Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Sable, three left arms in armour and gauntlets proper, fesswise one above another, each hand gripping a voided triangle or. A bordure or.
Scholtz de Hermensdorff Coat of Arms
Prussia; Danish nobility, 1777, renewed in 1796, 1829 and 1845.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, two Passion nails argent side by side; second and third, azure, a dove argent, that in the third quarter facing sinister. A bordure or; overall, an inescutcheon argent bordered or and charged with a four-petalled rose gules seeded or.
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Prussia; ancient arms.
Argent, a cross gules.
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Scholtze Coat of Arms
Germany.
Argent, a demi-man vested gules with gold lapels upon his breast, wearing a cap gules and holding a staff sable palewise pommelled at both ends or.
Scholtze de Wolfowith Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess gules and sable, an annulet or upon the division with three acorns or issuing from it in pall.
Scholz de Schollenstern Coat of Arms
Silesia, Saxony.
Azure, a steep rock proper rising from water argent and surmounted by a star or.
Scholze Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a lion rampant argent; second and third, sable, a stalk with two leaves vert and three acorns or arranged one and two.
Schomar de Schomberg Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Or, a fess gules charged with three fleurs-de-lis argent and accompanied in chief by a crane in its vigilance proper; on a chief argent, a demi-eagle sable.
Schömberg Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, two bendlets argent.
Schomberg (Schönberg), Dukes of Schomberg and Leinster Coat of Arms
Palatinate.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, an eight-rayed escarbuncle or over an escutcheon sable at the centre; second and third, gules, six escutcheons argent, three, two and one. Overall, an inescutcheon gules charged with a knight in full armour proper brandishing a battle-axe of unspecified tincture, mounted upon a horse galloping argent.
Schomburg Coat of Arms
Holstein.
Per fess azure and gules, a fess argent overall; over the fess, a ragged staff proper bend sinisterwise sprouting three leaves vert upon the azure field. A bordure or.
Schon Coat of Arms
Prussia; 7 March 1768.
Per fess: first, argent, a left arm vested white, its flesh-coloured hand supporting a grenade inflamed proper, the arm surmounted by an orb or; second, azure, a left arm vested sable, its flesh-coloured hand holding a sabre argent hilted or bendwise, the arm surmounted by the Prussian eagle holding a sword and sceptre.
Schön Coat of Arms
Grand Duchy of Hesse; 18 April 1885.
Per pale: first, argent, a demi-eagle sable beaked and legged gules issuing from the partition; second, azure, two bends each paly of eight gules and argent.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Azure, a fleur-de-lis or passing through a crown or and adorned to dexter with a trefoil vert.
Principality of Speyer.
Azure, a stalk bearing three acorns arranged one and two alternating with two leaves, all proper, issuing from a small ragged staff or fesswise.
Prussia; 3 October 1856.
Per fess: first, azure, a fleur-de-lis or; second, argent, three roses azure.
Schönaich Coat of Arms
Silesia; barons of the Holy Roman Empire, 1548 and 1616.
Per fess: first, or, an oak wreath vert bound with four ribbons gules; second, gules, a lion rampant or.
Silesia; original arms.
Or, an oak wreath vert bound with four ribbons gules.
Schönaich-Carolath Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a demi-eagle sable crowned or issuing from the partition; second and third, gules, a lion rampant or crowned or holding a sword argent. Overall, an inescutcheon or crowned or and charged with an oak wreath vert bound with four ribbons gules.
Schönau Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Per fess: first, azure, a rose argent; second, or, an arrow sable fesswise.
Prussia.
Per pale: first, sable, a horse’s head and neck argent; second, gules, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the partition.
Thuringia.
Gules, a winged dragon argent.
Schönau-Wehr Coat of Arms
Bohemia, Alsace; barons, 1668.
Per fess sable and or, three annulets counterchanged, two and one.
Schönbeck Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Per fess: first, argent, two demi-women side by side issuing from the division, vested gules with their hands upon their hips, each head bearing three ostrich feathers gules, argent and azure; second, barry azure and argent.
Prussia.
Per fess: first, per pale azure and argent, two fleurs-de-lis counterchanged; second, a sea proper with a terrace vert in base. A fess or overall upon the division.
Schönberg Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Gules, an escarbuncle or over an escutcheon azure at the centre.
Saxony.
Or, a lion rampant per fess gules and vert.
Schönberg auf Eglfing Coat of Arms
Bavaria; knights of the Holy Roman Empire, 17 September 1745.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a Latin cross potent or crowned or upon a mount argent, between two fleurs-de-lis or, the part of the cross’s foot covering the mount gules; second and third, argent, a lion rampant gules.
Bavaria; nobility of the Holy Roman Empire, 9 July 1578.
Gules, a cross potent couped or upon a mount or, accompanied in chief by two fleurs-de-lis argent.
Schönberg auf Haunritz Coat of Arms
Bavaria; 1 July 1778.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, three roses gules stalked and leaved vert upon a mount vert; second and third, tierced in fess azure, gules and argent.
Schönberg, Barons Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, an escarbuncle or over an escutcheon azure at the centre; second and third, gules, six escutcheons argent.
Schönberg, Barons von Bibran und Modlau Coat of Arms
Silesia, Saxony; barons, 19 May 1836.
Quarterly: first, azure, a sword argent hilted or bendwise with its point downward; second and third, gules, a lion rampant or, that in the third quarter facing sinister; fourth, or, a wing sable. Overall, an inescutcheon or charged with a lion rampant per fess gules and vert.
Schönberg-Pötting Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, two nails or in saltire between the arms of a horseshoe or broken into two pieces; second and third, gules, a greyhound rampant argent collared or. Overall, an inescutcheon or charged with a lion rampant per fess gules and vert.
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Schönborn Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Gules, a lion passant or crowned azure upon three points argent issuing from the base.
Posen; 28 July 1812.
Per fess gules and argent, a fountain counterchanged, consisting of a column within a basin, the column spouting water argent from three lion’s heads at its summit.
Saxony, Bavaria; 1812.
Azure, a fountain of two superimposed basins or spouting water argent.
Schönborn-Wiesentheid, Counts Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Austria, Hesse.
Divided by two vertical and two horizontal lines into nine compartments: first, gules, three escutcheons argent; second, or, a double-headed eagle sable beaked, legged and haloed or, surmounted by an imperial crown and holding in its dexter claw a sword and sceptre and in its sinister an orb, the tinctures of these regalia unspecified; third, azure, a fess argent between three lozenges argent; fourth, ermine, an orb of unspecified tincture banded and crossed or upon a cushion gules edged and tasselled or; fifth, the central compartment formed as an inescutcheon gules crowned or, charged with a lion passant or upon three points argent issuing from the base; sixth, sable, three garbs or; seventh, or, a wolf passant proper facing sinister; eighth, argent, an escutcheon gules charged with a fess argent, placed upon a mantle gules lined ermine and surmounted by an archducal crown of unspecified tincture; ninth, argent, a lion rampant azure crowned azure, with two bars couped gules overall.
Schönbüchler de Schönbuchel Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Sable, a stork’s head and neck argent beaked gules issuing from a crown or.
Schönburg Coat of Arms
Bavaria; alternate shield.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a tower argent with door and windows sable; second and third, argent, the upper half of a wheel gules with its axle, placed bendwise.
Bavaria; first shield.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a castle of three towers argent; second, argent, the sinister half of a mill wheel gules, its dexter half absent; third, gules, the dexter half of a mill wheel argent, its sinister half absent.
Rhine Province.
Sable, three crosses pattée argent.
Saxony; counts of the Holy Roman Empire, 7 August 1700.
Bendy of four argent and gules.
Saxony; princes of the Holy Roman Empire, 9 October 1790.
Bendy of four gules and argent.
Schonck Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Azure, a saltire argent charged with a rose vert, accompanied in chief by a crown or.
Schöndorf Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, a unicorn’s head and neck argent crowned or and surmounted by a peacock’s tail, its tincture unspecified; the horn passes through a ring or set below with a sapphire.
Schönebeck Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Azure, a fess wavy argent between three roses argent.
Tangermünde, Prussia.
Argent, two roses gules in bend sinister.
Schoneck Coat of Arms
Alsace.
Or, a bend azure charged with three cocks argent passant along the bend.
Swabia.
Or, three spade heads sable with their blades uppermost.
Schöneck Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Sable, an eagle argent.
Westphalia.
Or, a fess gules.
Schönefeld Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first, argent, an eagle sable facing sinister, crowned or and holding in its sinister claw an abbot’s cross or across its body; second and third, azure, a stalk vert bearing five acorns or upon a mount vert; fourth, sable, a right arm in armour argent issuing from the partition, its flesh-coloured hand holding an arrow argent bendwise with its point downward.
Schönenbecke Coat of Arms
Brunswick, Denmark.
Azure, a left arm in armour argent issuing from the flank, its flesh-coloured hand holding a ring or set with a ruby.
Schönenberg Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg.
Azure, three hills vert side by side issuing from the base, the dexter hill higher than the middle and the middle higher than the sinister; above them, three stars or in bend.
Rhine Province; gold-and-red version.
Or, an escutcheon gules at the centre.
Rhine Province; silver-and-black version.
Argent, an escutcheon sable at the centre.
Schonenburg Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Or, a bend dancetty gules.
Schönenstein Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Per fess chequy argent and gules, and gules plain; a fess or overall upon the division.
Schoner Coat of Arms
Schweinfurt, Bavaria.
Argent, a rose gules.
Schöner Coat of Arms
Augsburg.
Sable, a demi-man wearing a shirt gules and an outer garment or, supporting a ball or in his dexter hand.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per fess: first, gules, a demi-horse argent; second, argent, a rose gules.
Windsheim, Bavaria.
Argent, a bend azure charged with a crayfish gules aligned with the bend, accompanied in chief by a screw gules and in base by a four-petalled rose gules.
Schönermarck Coat of Arms
Prussia; 12 May 1857.
Azure, a greyhound argent collared gules and buckled or upon a mount vert. A bordure or.
Prussia; 17 January 1816.
Azure, a greyhound courant argent collared gules, the collar edged and buckled or, upon a terrace vert. A bordure or.
Prussia; renewed nobility, 30 May 1768.
Gules, a leafless branch vert knotted in double saltire bearing four lily-of-the-valley flowers argent.
Schönfeld Coat of Arms
Germany; ancient arms.
Argent, a bend gules charged with three roses or.
Germany; later arms.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a bend gules charged with three roses or; second, or, a lion rampant azure; third, azure, a lion rampant or facing sinister. Overall, an inescutcheon argent charged with a greyhound’s head and neck proper collared gules and buckled or.
Saxony, Württemberg, Bavaria, Denmark.
Or, a ragged tree trunk sable bendwise.
Schönfeld de Wachau Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Tierced in pale: first, argent, three roses gules one above another; second, or, a ragged tree trunk sable bendwise; third, azure, two points argent.
Schönfeld-Krupocki Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per pale barry of six sable and or counterchanged.
Schönfels Coat of Arms
Saxony, Reuss-Greiz.
Per bend sable and argent.
Schongauer Coat of Arms
Augsburg, Bavaria, Swabia.
Argent, a crescent gules.
Schönhain Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Per bend: first, argent, a human head affronté gules; second, azure, a branching tree trunk or bendwise.
Schönhofen, Knights Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a demi-lion or issuing from the base; second and third, or, two antique keys gules in saltire with their wards facing one another.
Schönhueb Coat of Arms
Bavaria; barons, 29 July 1769.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a demi-man looking toward sinister, vested sable with gold turn-ups and a collar or, holding in his sinister hand a spiked mace argent to sinister; second and third, azure, a branch argent looped and crossed once in saltire, bearing three trefoils argent, two above and one below inside the loop. Overall, an inescutcheon sable crowned or and charged with a fleur-de-lis or.
Bavaria; knights of the Holy Roman Empire, 4 May 1691.
Per fess: first, or, a demi-man facing dexter, vested sable with cuffs or, his head bound with a torse or with flowing ribbons, his outstretched dexter hand holding a spiked mace sable; second, sable, a chevron or between two four-petalled roses or in chief and a fleur-de-lis or in base.
Schöning Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Argent, a demi-stag gules emerging from a thicket vert issuing from the sinister flank.
Schöning-Megow Coat of Arms
Pomerania; November 1862.
Argent, a demi-stag gules emerging from a thicket vert issuing from the sinister flank, accompanied in dexter chief by an eight-pointed star azure.
Schönitz Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Per bend sinister azure and or, a lion rampant counterchanged supporting a crown or in its dexter paw.
Silesia.
Per fess: first, azure, a demi-lion argent issuing from the division; second, gules, a beehive or. A fess argent overall upon the division charged with three crows sable.
Schönleben Coat of Arms
Anhalt; grant of arms, 19 May 1494.
Per fess: first, argent, a boar’s head sable; second, gules plain.
Schönneg Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Or, three mallets sable.
Schönowski Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Azure, a crescent or supporting on each horn a star or and between them a rod or palewise entwined with a vine vert bearing two bunches of grapes proper.
Schönprunn Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Sable, a well with its apparatus or upon a rocky mount vert.
Schönroide Coat of Arms
Westphalia; per-bend version.
Per bend azure and or, a bend chequy gules and argent overall.
Westphalia; per-fess version.
Per fess azure and or, a bend chequy gules and argent overall.
Schönstätter Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Or, an eagle’s head and neck sable issuing from a crown or.
Schönstein Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Or, a pale azure.
Schönstett de Wolfring Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Austria; barons of the Holy Roman Empire, 5 June 1697.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, two half-wheels or back to back; second, gules, a unicorn salient argent; third, argent, a ragged staff proper bendwise between two roses gules. Overall, an inescutcheon sable charged with the lower half of a wheel or.
Schönwedder Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Argent, three crescents gules with their horns toward dexter.
Schöpfe de Schöpfenstein Coat of Arms
Germany.
Gules, a Paschal lamb passant argent; on a chief azure, three stars or.
Schöpfer Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg.
Per fess: first, azure, an arm in armour argent palewise issuing from the division, its flesh-coloured hand holding an arrow argent bend sinisterwise with its point downward; second, argent, a fess gules.
Schöppach Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Or, a star azure.
Schopper Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Gules, a fess argent charged with a short chain of three links or.
Schöpperlin Coat of Arms
Nördlingen, Bavaria, Swabia.
Per pale: first, or, an ibex rampant gules; second, bendy sable and or.
Schöps Coat of Arms
Saxony; nobility of the Holy Roman Empire, 15 March 1604.
Per fess: first, gules, a demi-ram argent issuing from the division; second, sable, chapé or, the sable charged with three pomegranates or arranged one and two, their stalks downward and without leaves.
Schorbach Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a fleur-de-lis or.
Schorer Coat of Arms
Augsburg, Regensburg, Memmingen.
Or, a Moor’s bust vested sable with a collar or and crowned or.
Schorfass-Wyczechowski Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Azure, two swords argent hilted or in saltire, accompanied in chief between their blades by a crescent or surmounted by a star or.
Schorlemer Coat of Arms
Erfurt; 27 January 1836.
Gules, a bend embattled counter-embattled argent.
Westphalia; baronial title recognized, 3 April 1844.
Gules, a bend embattled counter-embattled argent.
Schorn Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, a pomegranate or stalked and leaved vert with its stalk downward; chapé-ployé argent.
Saxe-Weimar; 5 March 1839.
Argent, a bend gules between two roses or.
Schorno Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a Latin cross argent upon a mount of three coupeaux vert, between two crescents or with faces, placed back to back.
Schorokowsky Coat of Arms
Poland, Hesse.
Per fess azure and an embattled wall or masoned sable.
Schorr Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a column argent standing on a terrace vert, encircled by a garland of roses making three turns. The tincture of the roses is not specified.
Schorsee Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Gules, a Moor affronté in a cuirass argent and with a headband argent, standing with his feet at the base of the shield, his dexter hand raised and his sinister upon his breast.
Schörup Coat of Arms
Alsace; horizontal version.
Or, a scorpion sable fesswise.
Alsace; upright version.
Or, a scorpion sable palewise with its tail upward.
Schötlin Coat of Arms
Augsburg.
Per bend: first, sable, a greyhound rampant argent collared or; second, barry azure and or.
Schott Coat of Arms
Strasbourg.
Or, a leafless tulip vert upon a mount of three coupeaux vert.
Württemberg; 1812 and 1822.
Gules, a knight in armour argent, his visor raised and helmet plumed, holding in his dexter hand an upright sword argent and in his sinister a shield or resting against his leg; the plumes’ tincture unspecified.
Schott de Regenpeilstein Coat of Arms
Bavaria; confirmation of nobility, 14 July 1696.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a demi-unicorn proper facing sinister; second and third, azure, a left arm vested gules issuing from the sinister side, its flesh-coloured hand holding a sword bend sinisterwise, the sword’s tincture unspecified.
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Schott de Schottenstein called Hopfer, Barons Coat of Arms
Württemberg.
Quarterly argent and gules. Overall, an inescutcheon quarterly: first and fourth, or, a wild man flesh-coloured, wreathed about the head and waist with ivy of unspecified tincture, leaping upon a terrace vert, holding in his sinister hand his sinister foot raised behind him and in his dexter a palm branch vert; second and third, per bend argent and azure, a demi-ibex proper overall.
Schott de Schottenstein, Barons Coat of Arms
Württemberg, Frankfurt am Main.
Quarterly argent and gules.
Schott de Stockhenfels Coat of Arms
Bavaria; barons, 16 January 1691.
Quarterly argent and gules.
Schott, Edler Herr von Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per fess argent and or, an eagle sable overall, that in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, per fess gules and sable, a wolf rampant argent overall, that in the third quarter facing sinister, each holding a saw of iron palewise handled or with its teeth toward the partition. Overall, an inescutcheon argent charged with a tree vert upon a mount of three coupeaux gules.
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Schotte Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a fess argent charged with three roses gules, accompanied in chief by a swan argent beaked sable with its wings spread, and in base by a left arm in armour argent, its flesh-coloured hand gripping three leafy ears of corn or.
Schouler Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per fess: first, gules, two fleurs-de-lis argent side by side; second, argent, two roses gules side by side.
Schoultzen Coat of Arms
Schleswig-Holstein; 1719.
Argent, a palm tree vert upon a hill vert; a bordure or.
Schouppe Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Gules, the numeral 4 terminating at its foot in the letter M and entwined with the letter S, between two stars, all or.
Schowshusen Coat of Arms
Hamburg.
Azure, a ragged staff sable fesswise, with two leaves vert above and one below, its dexter end aflame gules.
Schrabisch Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Azure, five stars or arranged two, one and two.
Schrader Coat of Arms
Brunswick.
Argent, a lion’s head and neck gules crowned or.
Hanover, Prussia.
Argent, a bend azure charged with three stars argent, accompanied in chief by a rose gules and in base by a stalk bearing three acorns arranged one and two, attached to a small ragged staff fesswise, all proper.
Schrader de Schramberg Coat of Arms
Brunswick.
Argent, an eagle sable beaked and legged or, gorged with a crown or and charged upon its breast with a lozenge azure; on a chief azure, a star or.
Schradin Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Sable, a curved chevron or issuing from the sinister base corner, its apex terminating in a fleur-de-lis or.
Schraffer Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Or, an arched bend sable charged with three trefoils or aligned with the bend.
Schräfl Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Or, an ibex rampant sable horned or upon a mount argent.
Schrag Coat of Arms
Strasbourg, Rothenburg, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, Bavaria, Franconia.
Azure, three stars or, two and one, accompanied in base by a crescent or with a face and its horns upward.
Schrag de Sterneck Coat of Arms
Germany.
Gules, a fess azure charged with three stars or, between four linden leaves vert, three in chief and one in base, with their stalks downward.
Schragen Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Sable, an annulet argent.
Schragmüller Coat of Arms
Tübingen.
Azure, the sinister half of a mill wheel argent, its dexter half absent.
Schraishuon-Seubert-Bretigny Coat of Arms
Württemberg; 8 July 1852.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, two wings gules back to back, the dexter wing charged with a bend argent and the sinister with a bend sinister argent; second and third, azure, a boar proper issuing from water proper in base, that in the third quarter facing sinister. Overall, an inescutcheon argent charged with a cock proper with one foot raised.
Schrämbl Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per pale: first, sable, an ostrich or upon a mount argent; second, gules, a bend argent charged with a rose gules and accompanied by two roses argent.
Schramm Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Azure, a bend gules edged argent and charged with an arrow argent, between two stars or.
Offenbach, Bavaria.
Azure, a dove volant argent bendwise holding an olive branch vert in its beak.
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a bend vert; second, azure, a left arm in armour argent issuing from a cloud at the side of the quarter, its flesh-coloured hand holding a sword argent hilted or bend sinisterwise, the cloud’s tincture unspecified; third, argent, an owl proper upon a terrace vert. A bordure or.
Silesia.
Per bend sinister: first, or, a demi-lion sable with claws and tongue gules issuing from the division, holding a staff gules palewise in its forepaws; second, gules, three half fleurs-de-lis or issuing from the division.
Silesia.
Per fess: first, gules, a demi-man-at-arms in armour proper issuing from the division and holding a halberd of unspecified tincture; second, chequy argent and sable.
Schramm, Horrem or Horrum, called Schramm Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Argent, a bend gules.
Schrapsdorff Coat of Arms
Brandenburg.
Per pale argent and gules, a buffalo’s head caboshed sable overall.
Schrauth Coat of Arms
Grand Duchy of Hesse; 1814.
Per pale: first, vert, four small crosses pattée or arranged one, two and one; second, argent, a tower gules with door and windows or.
Schreckenfels Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first, azure, a lion rampant argent facing sinister, with claws and tongue gules; second, argent, a serpent or coiled into a circle; third, or, a Latin cross sable bend sinisterwise; fourth, gules, an anchor or bendwise. Overall, an inescutcheon argent charged with a steep rock proper.
Schreckleeb d'Aicha Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per pale: first, sable, a lion rampant or holding a sword argent; second, argent, three trefoils vert arranged one and two issuing from a single stalk upon a hill azure, the upper trefoil supporting a grasshopper vert.
Schreeb, formerly Schreber Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg; 1755.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, two bends azure; second and third, gules, three stars or arranged one and two.
Schreiber Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, a flesh-coloured left arm issuing from a cloud proper at the flank, its hand holding a balance or.
Lübeck; Russian ennoblement, 15 June 1839.
Per pale: first, per fess azure and argent, a lion rampant facing sinister counterchanged; second, argent, an anchor sable bendwise and an uprooted tree vert bend sinisterwise in saltire, accompanied in chief by an eight-pointed star sable.
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Or, a bend sable charged with a sword or aligned with the bend, between two stars sable.
Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt; 1837.
Azure, two quill pens argent in saltire.
Swabia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, an eagle sable crowned or; second and third, per fess azure and an embattled wall argent masoned sable, a demi-woman issuing from the wall vested gules and girded or, crowned with foliage of unspecified tincture, holding a palm branch argent in her dexter hand and a rake sable in her sinister hand.
Schreiber de Grünreuth Coat of Arms
Germany.
Gules, two shovels argent in saltire with their handles downward, between four stars or.
Schreiber de Schreibershoffen Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Azure, a lion rampant or.
Schreibersdorf Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Per pale: first, argent, an eagle sable; second, argent, two bends, each divided per bend gules and sable.
Silesia.
Gules, three poplar leaves argent in pall, their stalks conjoined at the centre.
Silesia.
Per pale: first, or, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the partition; second, gules, a fess argent.
Schreigen Coat of Arms
Hamburg.
Vert, two half-pikes argent side by side, accompanied by three stars or, one in dexter chief, one at the sinister flank and one in base.
Schrenk von Notzing und Egmating Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Austria, Rhine Province; confirmed nobility, 1575; Bavarian barons, 1719; title recognized in Prussia, 1841.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a bend argent charged with an arrow sable aligned with the bend; second and third, argent, three lion’s heads gules.
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Bavaria, Austria, Rhine Province; original arms.
Gules, a bend argent charged with an arrow sable aligned with the bend.
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Schreyer Coat of Arms
Bavaria; 1680.
Argent, a wall gules surmounted by a demi-double-headed eagle sable, each head crowned or.
Franconia.
Or, a bend azure charged with three stars or.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Or, a Moor’s bust in profile, its tincture unspecified; chapé-ployé sable charged with two pears or with their stalks downward.
Schreyer Edle von Blumenthal auf Grünberg Coat of Arms
Bavaria; knights, 24 April 1719.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, three lozenges sable in fess, each surmounted by a star or; second, per pale, to dexter paly of four argent and gules, and to sinister azure, a lion rampant argent; third, per pale, to dexter azure, a lion rampant argent facing sinister, and to sinister paly of four argent and gules. Overall, an inescutcheon argent charged with a wall gules surmounted by a demi-double-headed eagle sable, each head crowned or.
Schreyer von Blumenthal auf Grünberg Coat of Arms
Bavaria; knights, 4 July 1719.
Argent, a wall gules surmounted by a demi-double-headed eagle sable, each head crowned or.
Schreyer von Grünberg Coat of Arms
Bavaria; grant of arms, 1591; Austrian nobility, 1760.
Argent, a wall gules surmounted by a cock gules crowing.
Schreyer von Schreyern auf Rigelsreut Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per bend argent and or, a double-headed eagle sable overall, each head crowned or.
Schreyer, Barons von Blumenthal auf Grünberg Coat of Arms
Bavaria; barons, 1728.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, three lances proper palewise in fess, each surmounted by a star or; second and third, per pale, to dexter paly of four or and sable, and to sinister gules, a lion rampant or flanked by flowers or. Overall, an inescutcheon argent charged with a wall gules surmounted by a demi-double-headed eagle sable, each head crowned or.
Schrick Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Azure, an escutcheon or in chief and a mill-rind or in base, the escutcheon charged with a fess sable between three horseshoes sable with their ends downward.
Schrickel Coat of Arms
Görlitz; nobility of the Holy Roman Empire, 24 November 1794.
Per fess or and sable, a fess gules overall upon the division; in chief, a stag couchant proper resting upon the fess; in base, two bones argent in saltire surmounted by a skull argent, the bones and skull half concealed by a veil argent bearing a butterfly argent.
Görlitz; original arms.
Sable, two bones argent in saltire surmounted by a skull argent, accompanied in base by a butterfly argent.
Schrid Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess: first, argent, three roundels sable edged or in fess; second, sable plain. Overall, a fess or upon the division.
Schrock Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Per fess: first, gules, a demi-stag argent issuing from the division; second, chequy azure and or.
Schröck Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per bend sinister sable and or, a stag’s antler argent bendwise overall.
Schröder Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules plain; second, or, a caduceus proper bendwise; third, or, three hearts gules, two with their points touching bendwise and the third overall bend sinisterwise, all tied with ribbons argent. Overall, an inescutcheon argent charged with a fly proper palewise with its wings folded.
Germany.
Quarterly: first, or, a bend azure between two roses gules and charged with three grenades inflamed proper aligned with the bend; second, azure, two crescents argent one above another, the upper with horns upward and the lower inverted, between four stars argent arranged one, two and one; third, azure, a dove argent with wings raised holding an olive branch vert in its beak, upon a mount argent; fourth, or, an anchor sable bendwise, its shank passing through a heart gules bendwise, supported by a sea argent.
Hamburg.
Argent, a fess azure between three hound’s heads and necks sable.
Hamburg.
Per fess: first, argent, a pelican sable vulning itself; second, azure, a hunting horn gules stringed and banded or with its mouth toward dexter.
Hamburg; Prussian barons, 1868.
Argent, a fess gules, accompanied in chief by three roses gules seeded or, stalked and leaved vert issuing from the fess, and in base by three stars azure.
Mecklenburg.
Argent, three stalked acorns vert, the middle stalk having two leaves and the outer stalks one outward-facing leaf each, issuing from a base azure.
Prussia.
Azure, a hand argent with its index finger raised and pointing toward the letters A B C D E F arranged across the chief, the letters’ tincture unspecified.
Prussia.
Per fess: first, azure, a pelican argent vulning itself with blood gules, accompanied to dexter by three young argent in a row with their heads turned back toward the pelican; second, or, three roses gules stalked and leaved vert in a two-handled vase azure.
Prussia.
Per pale: first, per fess azure, two stars or side by side, and vert, a ship’s prow proper issuing from the partition; second, argent, half the Prussian eagle issuing from the partition. A bordure or.
Prussia.
Quarterly: first, azure, an anchor argent bendwise; second, argent, a fess azure between three roe deer’s heads and necks proper; third, argent, a hunting horn azure banded or and stringed gules; fourth, azure, a caduceus argent bendwise. Overall, a chief purpure charged with a royal crown or.
Württemberg.
Per fess: first, argent, a double-headed eagle sable each head crowned or, surmounted by a flared point or reaching the upper edge of the shield and charged with a scarab beetle sable bendwise; second, argent, four uprooted poplars vert in fess.
Schröderingk Coat of Arms
Hamburg.
Argent, a tree vert upon a terrace vert, with a dove argent flying toward sinister and pecking the tree’s trunk.
Schrödern Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Or, a chevron gules surmounted by a dove volant proper; a base gules charged with an annulet or.
Schrodt Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Per pale: first, argent, two bends sinister gules; second, lozengy argent and azure.
Schroeder Coat of Arms
East Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a cross pattée couped or with rounded ends to its arms; second and third, or, a cat rampant sable.
Schroeders Coat of Arms
Livonia, Lippe.
Per bend: first, azure, two stars argent in bend; second, gules, a trefoil or bendwise.
Schroff Coat of Arms
Bavaria; barons of the Holy Roman Empire, 6 July 1745.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a demi-knight in full armour proper holding a pennon or charged with three balls gules, two and one; second and third, azure, a steep rock argent surmounted by a star or. Overall, an inescutcheon sable charged with a demi-lion or crowned with a crown of five pearls, its tincture unspecified, holding a Corinthian column or bend sinisterwise.
Bavaria; knights of the Holy Roman Empire, 1741.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a knight in full armour holding in his dexter hand a banner gules charged with three balls or, two and one, the armour’s tincture unspecified; second and third, gules, a steep rock of six coupeaux argent. Overall, an inescutcheon or charged with a double-headed eagle sable, its breast bearing an escutcheon lozengy in bend argent and azure.
Schropp Coat of Arms
Germany.
Argent, two bars gules; overall, a tree vert upon a terrace vert.
Schrot Coat of Arms
Augsburg, Bavaria, Swabia.
Sable, a lowered point or issuing from the sinister base corner and developing into a fleur-de-lis or.
Schrotenegger Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the partition; second, or, a bend sinister sable embattled of two pieces along its lower edge; third, or, a bend sinister sable embattled of two pieces along its upper edge.
Schröter Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Or, a cross argent charged with a lion rampant sable holding a sword of unspecified tincture.
Saxony, Mecklenburg.
Azure, a scarab beetle volant bendwise proper.
Schrotsberg Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Argent, a chevron gules surmounted by a pair of shears gules fesswise.
Schrötter Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the partition and holding an arrow gules in its claw; second and third, azure, two stalked fleurs-de-lis argent issuing from a mount vert in base. Overall, an inescutcheon gules surmounted by an imperial crown of unspecified tincture and charged with the letter L or within a laurel wreath vert.
Silesia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a wing sable, that in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, azure, an oak branch proper palewise bearing two acorns.
Schröttl Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Azure, a bend compony argent and gules, accompanied by one star or in chief and two stars or in base.
Schrümpf Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Azure, a fess chequy argent and gules.
Schubart Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Prussia.
Or, a lion rampant sable; overall, a fess argent.
Halle region.
Gules, a crane argent upon a terrace vert.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Azure, a Moor’s head adorned with earrings or, the head’s tincture unspecified.
Schubart de Kleefeld Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Quarterly: first, argent, a lion rampant gules; second, gules plain; third, vert plain; fourth, chequy sable and or.
Schubart or Schubert Coat of Arms
Silesia, Hanover.
Per fess: first, sable, a lion passant or; second, chequy sable and or. A bordure or.
Schubert Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Per pale: first, argent, half a four-petalled rose gules issuing from the partition; second, gules, half a fleur-de-lis argent issuing from the partition.
Schubert (von) und Greifenbach (Counts and Barons) Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, three roses gules; second and third, or, a griffin sable, that in the third quarter facing sinister.
Schubhardt Coat of Arms
Germany.
Sable, a hunting horn or with its mouth toward dexter, its string supporting three trefoils vert; the horn upon a mount vert.
Schuchart Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Azure, an eagle in profile sable beaked and legged or upon a mount or, looking toward a sun or issuing from the dexter chief corner.
Schüching Coat of Arms
Germany.
Vert, a unicorn salient argent.
Schücker Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the partition; second and third, azure, a fess argent charged with three lozenges azure between three fleurs-de-lis argent. Overall, an inescutcheon sable surmounted by a crown of five pearls, the crown’s tincture unspecified, and charged with a lynx rampant proper accompanied by two roses gules one above another to dexter in base and another rose gules to sinister in chief.
Schückher Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a lion rampant or crowned or supporting a star argent in its dexter forepaw, upon a terrace argent.
Schuckmann Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per fess: first, or, a demi-young man vested gules and wearing a hat sable, issuing from the division and holding a banner gules in each hand; second, azure, three trefoils argent.
Schuech Coat of Arms
Erding, Bavaria.
Per bend or and azure, a griffin proper holding in its dexter forepaw a ball azure and in its sinister forepaw a pair of compasses or open in chevron.
Schuech d'Eisach Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a lion rampant or holding a sabre argent; second and third, argent, a demi-man vested gules and wearing a pointed cap gules turned up argent, holding a mace proper.
Schueller Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess: first, sable, a pelican with its young or; second, argent, a fess gules.
Schuh Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a man-at-arms in full armour shown from the knees upward, holding a halberd, their tinctures unspecified; second, or, a star azure; third, gules, a square tower argent with its door gules, surmounted by a tree vert and flanked by two embattled walls argent reaching the sides of the quarter.
Schuhmacher Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Regensburg.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a star or; second and third, azure, a fleur-de-lis argent. Overall, a square inescutcheon sable charged with a man vested argent and wearing a hat argent, holding a shoe argent in his dexter hand.
Schuirfeld Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Gules, two swords argent in saltire with points downward, between four stars argent.
Schüle (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the partition; second and third, argent, a caduceus proper winged sable entwined with a laurel branch vert. Overall, an inescutcheon azure charged with a fleur-de-lis or, chapé-ployé gules, each side charged with a rose argent.
Schulenburg (von der) Coat of Arms
Prussia — white line, counts of 1728.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a double-headed eagle sable beaked and legged or, each head crowned or; second and third, or, an ox passant quarterly gules and argent, bearing between its horns two banderoles per fess argent and gules. Overall, an inescutcheon argent crowned or and charged with three eagle’s legs gules, each fesswise, arranged two and one.
Schulenburg (von der) d'Altenhausen Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, the Prussian eagle; second and third, or, an ox passant quarterly gules and argent, bearing between its horns three banderoles, the middle per fess gules and argent and the outer two per fess argent and gules. A bordure or. Overall, an inescutcheon argent bordered or and charged with three eagle’s legs gules, each fesswise, one above another.
Schulenburg (von der) d'Angern Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, three eagle’s legs gules with their talons upward, each bendwise, one above another; second and third, or, an ox passant quarterly gules and argent, bearing between its horns three banderoles, the middle per fess argent and gules and the outer two per fess gules and argent. A bordure or. Overall, an inescutcheon argent bordered or and charged with the Prussian eagle.
Schulenburg (von der) de Lieberose Coat of Arms
Prussia — elder branch, counts of 1735 and 1778.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, three eagle’s legs gules bendwise one above another with their talons uppermost; second and third, or, an ox passant quarterly gules and argent carrying between its horns three banners each per fess gules and argent. Enté in point gules, a crancelin vert. Overall, an inescutcheon argent charged with a double-headed eagle sable beaked and legged or, each head crowned or.
Prussia — younger branch, counts of 1816.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, an eagle sable beaked, legged and crowned or; second and third, or, an ox passant quarterly argent and gules carrying between its horns three banners each per fess gules and argent. Overall, an inescutcheon argent crowned or and charged with three eagle’s legs gules fesswise, two and one.
Schulenburg (von der) de Rippen (Counts) Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, three eagle’s legs gules with their talons upward, each bendwise, one above another; second and third, or, an ox passant quarterly gules and argent, bearing between its horns three banderoles, the middle per fess gules and argent and the outer two per fess argent and gules. A bordure or. Overall, an inescutcheon argent bordered or and charged with the Prussian eagle holding a sceptre and an orb, their tinctures unspecified.
Schulenburg (von der) de Vitzeburg Coat of Arms
Prussia — counts of 1803.
Quarterly: first, argent, a double-headed eagle sable beaked and legged or, each head crowned or; second and third, or, an ox passant quarterly gules and argent carrying between its horns two banners each per fess argent and gules; fourth, per pale indented of two whole and two half points gules and argent. Overall, an inescutcheon argent crowned or and charged with three eagle’s legs gules fesswise, two and one.
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Schulendorff Coat of Arms
Hamburg.
Azure, three steps gules, vert and or issuing from the dexter flank, with a nun facing sinister vested sable seated upon the step vert and holding a Latin cross or resting upon her dexter shoulder.
Schuler Coat of Arms
Frankfurt, Hesse.
Per fess: first, argent, two roses gules side by side; second, gules, two fleurs-de-lis argent side by side.
Hesse, Prussia.
Per fess: first, argent, two roses gules side by side; second, gules, two fleurs-de-lis argent side by side.
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Sable, a lion rampant or holding an open book or between its forepaws.
Schüler Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Gules, two sceptres fleury argent crossed in saltire with a mount or in base.
Westphalia.
Argent, a chevron between two fleurs-de-lis in chief and a salt-boiling cauldron in base, all sable.
Schüler von Senden Coat of Arms
Silesia, Hesse.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, uncharged; second, gules, an iron anchor bend-sinisterwise; third, or, a wing azure. A bend sable overall upon the quartering.
Schull Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Per fess: first, azure, two roses gules side by side; second, argent, a fleur-de-lis azure.
Schuller Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a lion rampant or crowned or upon a mount vert, holding a sceptre or in its forepaws; second and third, barry of four gules and argent.
Schulta Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per pale argent and gules, a demi-man vested counterchanged and crowned with roses argent and gules, holding a sword of unspecified tincture.
Schulte Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, an eagle sable; second and third, gules, an open book bound sable and gilt-edged, with a quill pen bendwise overall upon the book; the tinctures of the pages and pen are unspecified.
Schülte von der Lühe Coat of Arms
Hanover.
Per fess: first, argent, uncharged; second, chequy gules and argent of three rows, each of five squares.
Schulten Coat of Arms
Hamburg.
Azure, a carnation flower gules stalked vert, its stalk issuing from a small ragged staff vert fesswise in base; a fess wavy argent overall.
Hamburg.
Gules, three trefoils vert, the two in chief set bendwise and bend-sinisterwise.
Schulter Coat of Arms
Schwäbisch Hall, Württemberg.
Azure, a swan argent with wings raised upon a mount vert.
Schultes Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first, gules, a dexter arm in armour proper issuing from the flank and holding a sword argent bendwise; second, argent, a lion rampant azure; third, azure, three stars or; fourth, gules, a sinister arm in armour proper issuing from the flank and holding a sword argent bend-sinisterwise.
Saxony.
Gules, a swan argent with its wings raised, the nearer wing charged with an escutcheon azure bearing a rose or.
Schultheis Coat of Arms
Ravensburg, Schwäbisch Hall and Überlingen.
Argent, a lion rampant gules between three stars gules.
Schultheis de Hufingen Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Argent, two sickles sable facing one another and handled or; a chief sable.
Schultheiss Coat of Arms
Nuremberg — crossed hooks arms.
Azure, two hooks or crossed in saltire, their upper ends terminating in fleurs-de-lis.
Nuremberg — fess and stars arms.
Argent, a fess sable between two stars gules, one in chief and one in base.
Nuremberg, originally Austria — bend and staff arms.
Or, a bend sable charged with a staff or bendwise.
Regensburg — cramp and trefoil arms.
Gules, a cramp iron gules fesswise overall upon a staff argent bend-sinisterwise; a trefoil vert with a long curled stalk overall.
Schultz Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg — quartered arms.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a star argent; second and third, argent, an arm in armour azure holding a sword of unspecified tincture.
Mecklenburg — willow arms.
Argent, a willow tree vert upon a terrace vert.
Prussia — bull arms.
Argent, a bull springing gules bearing a star or between its horns; a bordure or.
Prussia — crescent and eagle arms.
Per pale: first, gules, a crescent argent with a face and its horns toward dexter; second, argent, an eagle’s head and neck sable facing sinister, beaked and crowned or. A bordure or.
Prussia — peasant arms.
Sable, a pale argent between two stars argent, the pale charged with a man in peasant dress sable holding a staff of unspecified tincture and standing upon a hill vert; a chief argent charged with the Iron Cross.
Schultz de Schultzendorff Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Azure, two fleurs-de-lis argent side by side with bands or, and a cross couped argent in chief.
Schultze Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, three arms in armour argent fesswise, one above another, gauntleted proper, each grasping a triangle voided or, the arms in the first quarter facing sinister; second, or, an eagle sable beaked and legged or; third, or, an eagle gules facing sinister, beaked and legged or.
Schultze or Schulse Coat of Arms
Prussia, Mecklenburg.
Quarterly sable and gules. Overall, a banner quarterly argent and or charged with an eagle quarterly sable upon the argent and gules upon the or, beaked and legged or; the banner’s staff palewise to dexter, its tincture unspecified.
Schulz Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first, sable, a fess dancetty or; second, gules, three arrows argent, each fesswise, one above another; third, or, a tree stump couped and eradicated proper sprouting two leaves toward sinister and one toward dexter; fourth, azure, a sword or palewise.
Saxony.
Azure, three ears of corn or upon a mount of three coupeaux vert.
Schulze Coat of Arms
Berlin.
Azure, a man vested proper holding a caduceus palewise, its tincture unspecified.
Prussia.
Per chevron argent and vert, a chevron gules upon the division, its dexter limb charged with two five-pointed stars or and its sinister limb with two crescents or.
Tangermünde, Prussia.
Argent, three stalked roses gules issuing from a heart gules.
Schulzen Coat of Arms
Hanover.
Azure, two hands clasped of flesh colour issuing from the sides of the shield.
Schumacher Coat of Arms
Germany, Holland.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a mount of six coupeaux or; second and third, azure, a swan argent beaked and legged gules.
Schumartz de Stürmthal Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, two ragged staves gules with hooked ends gules crossed in saltire and a rose gules in chief; second and third, azure, a griffin or crowned or, that in the third quarter facing sinister. A fess sable overall upon the quartering.
Schungel Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Argent, a tree vert upon a terrace vert.
Schuren (van der or von der) Coat of Arms
Guelders, Westphalia.
Per pale, each half barry of three, argent and sable counterchanged.
Schürer de Waldheim Coat of Arms
Austria, Saxony.
Per pale: first, bendy sinister of six sable and or; second, barry of six gules and azure. Overall, an inescutcheon argent charged with three brownish pine cones with their stalks downward.
Schurff Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per fess argent and azure, an annulet gules adorned with three leaves gules in pall, overall upon the division.
Schurfseisen Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, a carpenter’s plane argent.
Schurich or Schürich Coat of Arms
Überlingen, Baden.
Or, a demi-Moor vested azure and crowned or, holding in each hand three roses gules stalked vert, the body’s tincture unspecified.
Schürlein d'Aweide Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per fess: first, azure, a lion rampant or; second, or, three bars wavy azure.
Schurman Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Argent, a willow tree vert upon a terrace vert.
Schürsdorf Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per bend stepped argent and gules.
Schürstab Coat of Arms
Nuremberg.
Argent, two firebrands sable inflamed proper in saltire.
Schuss de Sattelpeilnstein Coat of Arms
Bavaria — arms of 1623.
Per bend sinister: first, azure, an arm vested argent palewise issuing from the division, its hand of flesh colour holding an arrow argent fesswise; second, gules, a bend sinister argent.
Bavaria — barons of 1693.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, an arm vested argent palewise issuing from the base, its flesh-coloured hand holding an arrow argent fesswise; second, paly of four argent and gules; third, paly of four gules and argent.
Schüssler Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Per fess: first, or, a demi-horse sable issuing from the division; second, azure, two chevrons inverted or.
Schuster Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Or, a shoe sable fesswise with its heel gules, three roses gules stalked vert issuing from the shoe.
Schütter Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess or and azure, a peacock’s head and neck proper issuing from a crown or overall upon the division.
Schutz Coat of Arms
Erfurt region.
Per fess: first, or, an eagle sable; second, azure, a lion rampant or.
Wangen.
Azure, a demi-man vested per pale or and sable and crowned with foliage, issuing from a mount vert, holding a cross sable in his dexter hand and a javelin sable with a crosspiece below its head in his sinister hand; the foliage’s tincture unspecified.
Schütz Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Argent, a demi-man in profile vested sable and wearing a Tartar cap sable, issuing from a mount azure and shooting an arrow sable from a bow or.
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a demi-man vested azure and wearing a turban azure turned up argent, shooting an arrow from a bow, the weapons’ tinctures unspecified; second and third, gules, a lion rampant argent.
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a lion rampant sable; second and third, gules, a bend sinister argent charged with an arrow sable with its point downward.
Nuremberg.
Per fess: first, gules, a star argent; second, argent, trellised sable.
Prussia — arm and stars arms.
Per pale gules and azure, a sinister arm in armour issuing from a cloud and holding a bow, all proper, overall upon the partition, between two stars or, one in dexter chief and one in sinister base.
Prussia — bow and crossed arrows arms.
Per pale: first, gules, a bow or palewise with its string toward sinister; second, sable, two arrows argent crossed in saltire.
Prussia — quartered eagle and arrows arms.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, the head and neck of the Prussian eagle, that in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, azure, a bundle of three arrows inverted argent feathered gules. A bordure or.
Salzwedel, Magdeburg region.
Or, a crossbow sable.
Saxony — archer arms.
Per fess: first, azure, a demi-Moor in profile wearing a turban sable, issuing from the division and shooting an arrow sable from a bow sable, his body’s tincture unspecified; second, azure, two bends argent.
Saxony — bow arms.
Or, a bow sable bend-sinisterwise with a blunt arrow sable feathered argent nocked upon it.
Westphalia.
Sable, a saltire or.
Schütz (Barons) Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per fess, in chief argent, a demi-boy vested gules, girded argent and wearing a collar argent, issuing from the division and holding an arrow proper palewise in his dexter hand and a bow proper palewise in his sinister hand with its string toward sinister, and in base or, three bars sable; second and third, per fess, in chief or, a demi-stag azure issuing from the division, that in the third quarter facing sinister, and in base argent, three hearts gules. Overall, an inescutcheon azure charged with two points or side by side, each charged with an annulet azure, and three annulets or in fess in chief.
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Schütz auf Pfeilstadt Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Azure, a bearded demi-man in profile vested gules and wearing a cap gules with flowing ribbons, shooting an arrow argent from a bow or.
Schütz auf Wald Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a demi-man vested gules and wearing an Albanian cap gules, shooting an arrow from a bow, the man in the first quarter facing sinister, the weapons’ tinctures unspecified; second and third, sable, two sceptres fleury argent with their lower ends crossed in saltire.
Schütz d'Eytingthal Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Per fess gules and argent, a trefoil vert overall.
Schutz de Burchen Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Vert, a lion rampant argent holding a bundle of three arrows proper.
Schütz de Laineck Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per pale: first, lozengy gules and argent; second, azure, a lion rampant or crowned or.
Schütz de Mossbach Coat of Arms
Saxony — crowned version.
Or, an eagle’s head and neck sable crowned or.
Saxony — uncrowned version.
Or, an eagle’s head and neck sable.
Schütz de Tranbach Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Sable, a chevron or from which issue six stalked linden leaves or directed toward the chief.
Schütz de Wandersleben Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Azure, two points or side by side, each charged with an annulet azure, and three annulets or in fess in chief.
Schutz or Scytz Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Or, a demi-man vested sable issuing from a mount vert, holding a pair of shears argent resting upon his dexter shoulder.
Schütz zu Holzhausen, called von Bechtolsheim Coat of Arms
Nassau.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, two bars argent; second and third, or, three iron hats sable tied gules.
Schütz zu Holzhausen, formerly Schütz de Meerenberg (Barons) Coat of Arms
Nassau.
Or, three iron hats sable tied gules.
Schütz-Pflummern de Hohenstein Coat of Arms
Württemberg.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, three arrows gules bendwise and arranged in bend sinister, the middle arrow reversed; second and third, argent, a man's bust in profile vested vert with a falling collar argent and an Albanian cap vert turned up argent, the bust in the second quarter facing dexter and that in the third facing sinister, the flesh tincture unspecified. A chief vert overall, charged with a star argent between two fleurs-de-lis argent.
Schutzbar called Milchling Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Argent, three water-lily leaves sable with their stalks conjoined in pall at the centre.
Schütze Coat of Arms
Görlitz.
Per fess: first, or, an eagle sable; second, azure, a lion rampant or.
Prussia.
Azure, a sinister arm in armour argent issuing from a cloud argent at the flank, its hand of flesh colour holding a bow or palewise with its string toward sinister; a bordure or.
Schuzwerth Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per pale: first, or, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the partition, charged on its breast with half a star argent issuing from the partition; second, argent, a lion rampant gules.
Schwab Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a chamois rampant proper upon a rocky terrace argent; second and third, gules, a fess between two roses argent.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Gules, a unicorn salient argent.
Prussia.
Or, in base a ball azure surmounted by three ostrich feathers gules, argent and sable.
Schwäbisch Hall, Württemberg.
Argent, a bend sable between two stars sable.
Silesia.
Per pale: first, azure, a demi-eagle or issuing from the partition; second, sable, two bends or accompanied by three stars or in pale.
Schwab (Barons) Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per fess argent and azure, a lion rampant counterchanged crowned or, that in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, argent an eagle gules in profile with wings raised, crowned or and standing on a mount vert, that in the third quarter facing sinister.
Schwab (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a bend sinister azure edged or and charged with three stars or; second and third, argent, three bird’s legs sable fesswise one above another issuing from the sinister side.
Schwab auf Altenstadt Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first, gules, a rose argent; second, gules, a fox rampant proper; third, paly sable and or; fourth, argent, a rose gules.
Schwab de Molsheim Coat of Arms
Molsheim, Alsace — first variant.
Sable, a bordure or.
Molsheim, Alsace — second variant.
Argent, two pales sable and a bordure gules.
Schwab or Schwaben Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per pale: first, or, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the partition; second, azure, two bends gules accompanied by three stars or in pale.
Schwabbauer Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Sable, a winged lion rampant or.
Schwabeck Coat of Arms
Swabia — eight-piece variant.
Per pale: first, gules, a demi-eagle argent issuing from the partition; second, barry of eight argent and gules.
Swabia — six-piece variant.
Per pale: first, gules, a demi-eagle argent issuing from the partition; second, barry of six argent and gules.
Schwaben Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Tierced in fess: first, azure, a fleur-de-lis argent; second, azure, a rose argent; third, sable, a star or between two crescents or with their horns facing one another.
Schwäbl Coat of Arms
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Gules, a fess argent; overall a demi-man habited per pale azure and or, wearing a cap azure which he touches with his dexter hand.
Schwabsberg Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Azure, a lion rampant argent crowned or to dexter and a stag’s antler argent to sinister.
Schwabsdorf Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Azure, an ox passant sable girded argent.
Schwachheim Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, three acorns without leaves proper; second and third, azure, a cramp iron or shaped like the letter Z.
Schwager Coat of Arms
Klagenfurt, Carinthia; Nuremberg.
Gules, a swan argent with wings spread upon a terrace vert.
Schwaiger Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Or, a stork holding in its beak a fish bendwise and standing upon a terrace, all proper.
Schwaiger Edle auf Wiesenfeld Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Azure, a griffin or holding a stalk bearing three ears of corn or.
Schwaigerer Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Azure, a swan’s head and neck argent, the back edged with a crest gules of six points, each point adorned with a peacock feather proper.
Schwaiker Coat of Arms
Nuremberg.
Per bend: first, or, a unicorn salient gules; second, gules, a bend or.
Schwalbach Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Gules, three annulets argent in bend.
Swabia.
Quarterly sable and argent.
Schwalbach de Niederhofheim Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a bend argent charged with three swallows volant sable aligned with the bend; second, barry of eight sable and argent; third, barry of eight argent and sable.
Schwalbe de Giesitz Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per fess: first, or, a vine stock with one leaf and one bunch of grapes, surmounted by a swallow, all proper; second, chequy sable and or.
Schwalenberg Coat of Arms
Hanover.
Gules, three rings of woven osiers argent.
Schwan Coat of Arms
Cologne, Rhine Province.
Gules, three swans or.
Germany.
Azure, a swan argent with wings raised swimming upon water argent and holding in its beak three roses, one argent between two gules, stalked and leaved vert; a star or in sinister chief.
Pomerania.
Azure, an ox’s head caboshed gules surmounted by a star or.
Pomerania.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a swan argent crowned or, gorged with a crown or and issuing from another crown or, that in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, or, a stag passant proper girded or. Overall, an inescutcheon argent charged with an ox’s head caboshed gules surmounted by a star or.
Schwanbeck Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Per fess: first, azure, a lion passant or; second, argent, seven bunches of grapes azure arranged four and three, their stalks uppermost.
Schwanberg Coat of Arms
Palatinate.
Gules, a swan argent upon a mount vert.
Prussia.
Per pale or and azure, two spades counterchanged with their handles uppermost.
Schwanberg (Barons) Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per pale: first, argent, a rose gules seeded or and barbed vert; second, gules, a swan argent beaked and legged sable.
Schwand Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Or, a wine merchant’s handbarrow gules bendwise.
Schwandorf Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Sable, chapé-ployé argent.
Schwanewede Coat of Arms
Hanover.
Azure, a swan passant argent.
Schwangau Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Gules, a swan argent beaked and legged sable, holding in its beak a fish proper.
Schwansbell Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Argent, three triangular stirrups inverted sable, with straps sable and buckles or.
Schwanser Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a swan rising argent; second and third, sable, a bull rampant argent.
Schwantes Coat of Arms
Brandenburg.
Sable, a fleur-de-lis gules accompanied in base by two gauntlets proper.
Schwanthaler Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Azure, a swan argent with its wings spread and its beak sable, holding a rixdollar in its beak and swimming upon a sea proper, the coin’s tincture unspecified; chapé-ployé, to dexter gules, three escutcheons argent, two and one, and to sinister azure, a statue of a child argent bendwise, its arms truncated at the shoulders, its right leg and thigh truncated and its left foot cut off at the ankle.
Schwappermann Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, a saltire argent charged with nine vair bells azure aligned with its limbs.
Schwartz Coat of Arms
Alsace — Bavarian barons of 1822.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a lion rampant or above a base argent charged with a star gules; second and third, per pale indented of five points gules and argent.
Berlin.
Per chevron inverted azure and sable, a chevron inverted or upon the division between three stars or arranged one and two.
Brunswick.
Sable, a rose or.
Germany.
Or, a Moor’s bust vested per pale azure and or with the collar counterchanged, the body’s tincture unspecified.
Germany.
Per fess: first, argent, a demi-bear proper issuing from the division; second, gules, two bends azure.
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a Moor’s bust in profile vested sable and crowned with roses gules, the body’s tincture unspecified, the field chapé sable; second and third, or, a rose sable.
Mecklenburg, Denmark.
Argent, a bird proper upon a terrace vert.
Prussia.
Gules, two steel breech-loading cannon barrels in saltire; on a chief argent, the Iron Cross.
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per fess enclavé or and sable, the upper field charged with a demi-Moor vested sable with a collar or and a turban or, his hands upon his hips, the body’s tincture unspecified.
Schwartz de Hartenfels Coat of Arms
Germany.
Argent, a fess gules charged with a rose argent; chapé-ployé sable charged with two lions rampant or facing one another.
Schwartz, called Schwartz untern Suln Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Sable, an eagle or beaked and legged argent.
Schwartzdorf Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, a fess sable charged with three apples proper with their stalks downward.
Schwartzenau Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per fess gules and argent, three roses counterchanged seeded or and barbed vert, two and one; overall, a fess per pale or and azure.
Schwartzenfeldt Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per pale: first, sable, a lifting handle inverted argent in base, surmounted by a sword argent hilted or point downward; second, argent, a wing sable. A bordure or.
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Schwartzenstein Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per fess argent and sable, the division rising as a gable of two steps; second and third, gules, three roses argent in bend.
Schwartzhorn Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a lion rampant argent, that in the first quarter facing sinister; second, azure, a stag passant proper; third, gules, chapé-ployé argent. Overall, an inescutcheon azure charged with two keys argent in saltire.
Schwartzkopf Coat of Arms
Hamburg.
Argent, a demi-Moor in profile vested gules and crowned with foliage vert, issuing from a terrace vert, the body’s tincture unspecified.
Schwartzmann Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess argent and gules, a wild man flesh-coloured wreathed about the head and waist with ivy, holding an uprooted leafless tree proper and standing upon a terrace vert.
Schwartzmeyer de Schwartzenau Coat of Arms
Palatinate.
Quarterly: first, azure, two chevrons or; second, argent, an eagle in profile sable crowned or with wings raised; third, sable, a lion rampant or facing sinister; fourth, azure, a griffin or crowned or and holding a sceptre or.
Schwartzwaldt Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per fess: first, or, a stem bearing three acorns arranged one and two alternating with two leaves, all proper; second, sable, a lion’s head or.
Schwarz Coat of Arms
Aalen, Württemberg.
Sable, a woman vested azure and wearing a turban azure, stepping over an embattled wall or.
Altdorf, Bavaria.
Or, a Moor crowned with feathers and girded with an apron gules, holding an arrow palewise in his dexter hand; the body, feathers and arrow tinctures unspecified.
Germany.
Per pale: first, argent, a Moor’s head wearing a turban argent with the shoulders vested argent, between a pair of stag’s antlers gules, the head’s tincture unspecified; second, or, a bear rampant sable against a leafless tree gules issuing from the partition.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Or, a stag springing sable, its neck pierced by an arrow sable bend sinisterwise with the point uppermost.
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Sable, three roses gules stalked and leaved vert upon a mount vert.
Saxony.
Per pale: first, per fess azure, a crescent or, and gules, an eight-pointed star argent; second, or, two salmon back to back argent with fins and tails azure.
Silesia.
Gules, three escutcheons, each per pale sable and or charged with two chevrons counterchanged.
Schwarz auf Artelshofen, Hirschbach und Henfenfeld Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess or, an eagle sable, and argent, two towers gules side by side; overall, a fess azure charged with three five-pointed stars or.
Schwarz d'Obersdorf Coat of Arms
Silesia, Poland.
Argent, three roses gules.
Schwarz de Schwarzenbach Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a demi-Moor girded and crowned with feathers and holding a trident, their tinctures unspecified; second and third, argent, a bend sable charged with three trout or curved into semicircles with their curves uppermost.
Schwarz zu Hirtz Coat of Arms
Cologne, Rhine Province.
Barry gules and or.
Schwarz-Bongard Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Argent, a fess sable charged with a star or.
Schwarze Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Per fess: first, or, a demi-lion sable with claws and tongue gules issuing from the division; second, bendy gules and argent.
Schwarzenberg Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per pale sable and argent, a fess dancetty counterchanged.
Schwarzenberger Coat of Arms
Gaildorf, Württemberg.
Argent, a Moor’s bust in profile vested gules, the body’s tincture unspecified.
Schwarzenfels Coat of Arms
Saxe-Altenburg.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a lion rampant or, that in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, argent, a rock sable issuing from the base.
Schwarzkopf Coat of Arms
Saxony, Hanover, Bavaria.
Per fess: first, bendy sable and argent; second, or, a Moor’s head, its tincture unspecified.
Schwarzkoppen Coat of Arms
Hanover, Brunswick, Hesse, Prussia.
Per fess: first, or, a Moor’s head, its tincture unspecified; second, argent, a demi-griffin gules.
Schwarzkoppen (Barons) Coat of Arms
Prussia, Nassau.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a portcullis sable composed of two horizontal bars and three vertical bars with pointed lower ends; second and third, per fess or, a Moor’s head of unspecified tincture, and argent, a demi-griffin gules issuing from the base.
Schwarzmann Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Argent, a demi-man vested sable with cuffs and collar argent, wearing a turban gules and argent and holding a bundle of three arrows sable headed and feathered argent.
Schwave Coat of Arms
Pomerania, Denmark.
Azure, a rose gules from which issue three trefoils argent in pall.
Schwebel Coat of Arms
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Gules, a fess argent; overall, a demi-man vested azure and wearing a hat azure, his dexter hand raised and his sinister hand upon his hip.
Schweckhausen Coat of Arms
Brunswick.
Azure, a bend wavy between two fleurs-de-lis argent.
Schweder Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Or, a demi-stag proper issuing from a mount vert; chapé-ployé azure charged with two eight-pointed stars or.
Schwedianer Coat of Arms
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Sable, chapé or; overall, two shrubs vert issuing from a mount or upon the sable field.
Schweickel Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, a bend gules charged with a rose argent.
Schweicker Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per bend: first, or, a unicorn rampant gules; second, gules, a bend or.
Schweickhardt Coat of Arms
Baden.
Per pale: first, gules, a crescent argent with horns toward sinister; second, azure, a crescent or with horns toward dexter.
Schweickhart Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, a griffin sable winged and crowned or.
Schweickofer Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per pale argent and sable, two wings back to back counterchanged.
Schweidig Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Or, two ragged staffs sable in saltire.
Schweigger Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, two arrows sable in saltire; second and third, sable, a lion rampant or.
Nuremberg, Berlin.
Gules, a crown or.
Schweindl Coat of Arms
Rosenheim, Bavaria.
Azure, a boar rampant argent.
Schweinfues Coat of Arms
Germany.
Gules, three fish naiant argent one above another.
Schweinfurter Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per fess gules and argent, three lozenges conjoined in fess counterchanged.
Schweingel Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Per pale: first, itself per pale sable and gules; second, azure, a star argent.
Schweinhaupt Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Argent, a boar’s head and neck sable.
Schweinichen Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, a boar rampant argent.
Schweinichen-Muschlitz Coat of Arms
Munich, Bavaria.
Gules, a boar rampant argent.
Schweinitz Coat of Arms
Saxony, Silesia.
Tierced in fess gules, sable and argent.
Schweinitz (Counts von), Barons von Tscheplau Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first, or, a dexter horn tierced in fess gules, sable and argent; second and third, argent, an eagle sable crowned or; fourth, or, a sinister horn tierced in fess gules, sable and argent. Overall, an inescutcheon tierced in fess gules, sable and argent.
Schweinitz und Kauder (Barons von) Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per pale: first, tierced in fess gules, sable and argent; second, per bend chequy sable and or, and sable, a badger rampant bendwise argent.
Schweinitz und Krain (Counts von), Barons von Kauder Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per pale: first, per bend chequy sable and or, and sable, a badger rampant bendwise argent; second, per fess sable, three stars argent, and azure, a unicorn rampant bendy of twelve argent and gules. Overall, an inescutcheon tierced in fess gules, sable and argent, surmounted by a crown of seven pearls, the crown’s tincture unspecified.
Schweinmarter Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Barry of four sable and or.
Schweinnetzer Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per pale: first, gules, a bend or charged with a fox courant proper; second, or, a boar rampant sable.
Schweitzer Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Per fess: first, gules, an eagle argent crowned or; second, or, a bear passant sable.
Schweitzer de Wiederhold Coat of Arms
Frankfurt, Hesse.
Quarterly: first, or, a demi-eagle sable tongued gules issuing from the partition; second, azure, a tower argent with its door and windows sable, from which issues a knight in armour proper holding in his dexter hand a lowered sword of unspecified tincture, his sinister hand upon his hip; third, gules, a left arm in armour proper issuing from the partition, its flesh-coloured hand holding a sword argent hilted or; fourth, or, a dove argent upon a wreath of olive vert, holding in its beak an olive branch vert, and flanked in base by two benches azure each with two legs.
Schweizer Coat of Arms
Germany.
Argent, a man-at-arms in full armour proper wearing a plumed hat, upon a terrace vert, holding a sword upon his shoulder; the hat, plume and sword tinctures unspecified.
Schwelcheim Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Barry argent and azure.
Schweller (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, three bezants or; second and third, gules, a chevron between three stars argent.
Schwemke Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Per fess: first, or, a lion passant gules; second, plain fur, the particular fur unspecified by Rietstap.
Schwemmler Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per pale: first, or, a left arm vested azure issuing from the partition, its flesh-coloured hand holding a palm branch vert; second, sable, a griffin or.
Schwenck Coat of Arms
Germany.
Sable, two bends or, accompanied in chief by a greyhound courant bendwise argent collared and buckled or.
Schwendendörffer Coat of Arms
Prussia — first variant.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per bend argent and gules, an ibex rampant counterchanged; second and third, per bend sinister sable and or, a lion rampant holding a spiked mace, both counterchanged.
Prussia — second variant.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per bend or and sable, a lion rampant holding a spiked mace, both counterchanged; second and third, per bend sinister argent and gules, a horse rearing counterchanged.
Schwendi Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Azure, a fess or between six lozenges argent.
Schwendler Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Argent, an arm issuing from a cloud azure in sinister chief, its forearm vested sable and the remainder gules, holding a hammer or bendwise above an anvil sable in dexter base.
Schwendt Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, a bend dancetty couped argent.
Bavaria.
Gules, a swan’s head and neck argent.
Schweninger Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Azure, a wing argent.
Schwenkfeld Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, three spades or with their handles arranged in pall.
Schwenter Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Regensburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Argent, a man vested gules and wearing a broad-brimmed hat gules, holding in his extended dexter hand a fish argent palewise and in his sinister hand a stem with two leaves vert, carrying a sickle argent in his belt and standing upon a mount gules.
Schwerdtner Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Per fess: first, gules, a lion passant guardant or; second, vert, a sword argent hilted or bendwise.
Schwerdtner-Pomeiske Coat of Arms
Pomerania, Saxony.
Quarterly: first, per fess gules, a lion passant or facing sinister, and vert, a sword argent hilted or bend sinisterwise; second, per bend sinister argent, a demi-stag proper issuing from the division, and chequy in bend sinister azure and argent; third, per bend argent, a demi-stag proper facing sinister and issuing from the division, and chequy in bend azure and argent; fourth, per fess gules, a lion passant or, and vert, a sword argent hilted or bendwise.
Schwerin Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Pomerania, Courland — barons of 1813.
Argent, a lozenge gules.
Pomerania.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a lozenge gules; second and third, azure, a leafy branch vert palewise bearing three pomegranates or. Overall, an inescutcheon gules charged with a key or.
Schwerin (Ancient Counts of) Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg.
Per fess gules and or.
Schwerin de Grellenberg Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Argent, a lozenge gules; on a chief azure, two stars or.
Schwerin de Scharfenort Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per pale: first, azure, a large lozenge gules charged with a helmet, two swords in saltire, two spurs and two gauntlets, their tinctures unspecified; second, gules, a left arm in armour argent pulling a chain argent suspended from the chief.
Schwerin de Schwerinsburg Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Argent, a lozenge gules.
Schwerin zu Walsleben und Wildenhoff Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per fess: first, per pale argent, a lozenge gules, and azure, an orange branch vert bearing three fruits proper; second, argent, a horse galloping sable. Overall, an inescutcheon gules charged with a key or palewise and bordered or.
Schwerin zu Willmersdorf Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Argent, a lozenge gules.
Schweringer Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Gules, a stag’s antler argent.
Schwertfürer Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Gules, a sword azure bendwise.
Schwertzell de Willingshausen Coat of Arms
Hesse — red dexter field.
Per pale: first, gules, three bends argent; second, or plain.
Hesse — silver dexter field.
Per pale: first, argent, three bends gules; second, or plain.
Schwertzer Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess or and gules, a crane sable with wings raised standing upon a mount argent.
Schwetling Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per pale: first, azure, a rod or palewise surmounted by a peacock’s tail proper; second, bendy argent and gules.
Schwetzkow Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Per bend sinister: first, argent, a demi-stag gules issuing from the division; second, chequy in bend sinister or and azure.
Schweyer Coat of Arms
Nördlingen, Bavaria.
Per pale sable and or, a demi-man vested counterchanged, holding in his dexter hand a stalk bearing three acorns or.
Schweyher Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per pale: first, or, a cypress vert upon a mount vert; second, sable, a lion rampant or.
Schwicheldt Coat of Arms
Hanover, Brunswick.
Argent, three lion’s heads gules.
Schwichow Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Gules, a rose argent stalked and leaved vert.
Schwichow (Barons) Coat of Arms
Prussia, Austria.
Per pale: first, barry argent and gules; second, gules plain.
Schwickel Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Sable, a fish argent palewise curved into a semicircle.
Schwind (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess: first, gules, a demi-lion argent tongued gules and crowned or issuing from the division; second, argent, a bend azure charged with three fleurs-de-lis or aligned with the bend.
Schwindt Coat of Arms
Frankfurt, Hesse.
Azure, a stag’s antler or bend sinisterwise; overall, a roe deer rampant proper.
Germany.
Or, a bend azure charged with a roe deer courant argent surmounted by a stag’s antler argent bend sinisterwise, between two boar’s heads sable, each pierced by an arrow proper bendwise with its point downward.
Schwinghammer Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Azure, a fess argent charged with a rose gules seeded sable, between a rose or in chief and a rose azure in base.
Schwingrist Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Gules, three ploughshares or fesswise one above another.
Schwoller Coat of Arms
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Argent, a fish azure palewise curved into a semicircle.
Schwunghammer Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess: first, sable, a lion passant or holding a hammer sable in its dexter forepaw; second, argent, a mount sable surmounted by flames gules.
Schyn Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a chevron or between three ducks proper; on a chief or, a double-headed eagle sable.
Scibold Coat of Arms
Schwäbisch Hall, Württemberg.
Azure, chapé-ployé argent.
Scio Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a Roman warrior wearing a cuirass argent, a skirt gules and a helmet argent plumed or, standing upon a terrace vert, holding a sword of unspecified tincture in his dexter hand and resting his sinister hand upon his hip; in dexter chief a sun or, and in sinister chief a crescent argent with a face and its horns toward dexter, surrounded by eight stars or in a circular orle.
Sclamma Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Azure, a fox gules seated upon a crown or.
Scogardius Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first, or, an eagle sable crowned or set bend sinisterwise; second and third, azure, a star argent; fourth, or, an eagle sable crowned or set bendwise.
Scremb Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a bend argent charged with an arrow sable aligned with the bend; second and third, argent, three lion’s heads gules.
Scriba (von) Coat of Arms
Hanover.
Per pale indented of five points sable and argent.
Scriver (von) Coat of Arms
Holstein.
Argent, a mount of three coupeaux vert, each coupeau surmounted by a poplar vert.
Scutta de Liebenberg Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Argent, a double-headed eagle azure beaked and legged gules.
Sczatowsky Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, two scythe blades proper in saltire, surmounted by a cross of Lorraine or lacking its lower dexter arm.
Sd surnames
Sdunen Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Azure, a skull argent between two stars or in chief and a crescent argent in base.
Se surnames
Sebaldt Coat of Arms
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Per pale or and sable, a chevron counterchanged.
Sebisch Coat of Arms
Germany.
Gules, an eagle’s leg argent with its talons or holding a sword argent hilted or; chapé-ployé azure to dexter and or to sinister, each side charged with a star counterchanged.
Sebottendorf van der Rose Coat of Arms
Prussia, Austria.
Per bend argent and gules, a ragged staff sable bendwise overall upon the division, sprouting on each side a leaf sable upon a stalk curved into a semicircle.
Sechser de Sechsern Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, a stag rampant proper upon a mount vert.
Seckel or Seckler Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per fess or and sable, a lion rampant counterchanged holding a purse gules between its forepaws.
Seckenberg Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess: first, or, a dove argent upon a mount argent; second, azure, two tents upon a terrace vert with a banner argent to their dexter flying toward dexter, the dexter tent overlapping the sinister tent and showing two seated men; the tinctures of the tents and men are unspecified.
Seckendorff Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Württemberg, Saxony, Mecklenburg, Prussia, Austria.
Argent, a loop formed of two linden branches gules bearing eight leaves gules.
Seckingen Coat of Arms
Alsace.
Per fess: first, azure, a demi-hound argent collared and buckled or issuing from the division; second, or, uncharged.
Seckler Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Sable, two hooks or crossed in saltire with a star or in base.
Sedelmayr (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess azure and or, a knight in profile with a plumed helmet and holding a sword, all proper, overall upon the division.
Sedlezki Coat of Arms
Germany.
Gules, a fess divided by an indented line of two full and two half points argent and azure.
Sedmohradsky de Sedmohrad Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Quarterly gules and argent.
See Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, an eagle sable, that in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, argent, an embattled gateway proper with its doors open vert, raised upon two steps proper and supporting a lion passant gules, that in the third quarter facing sinister.
Seeau Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Divided by two vertical and two horizontal lines into nine compartments: first and ninth, sable, a camel proper bridled gules passant upon a terrace vert; second, argent, a fleur-de-lis argent edged vert; third and seventh, argent, an oblong lake proper in a meadow vert; fourth, gules, three bars argent; fifth, or, a double-headed eagle sable beaked and legged or and charged on its breast with the letter L or, surmounted by an imperial crown and holding a sword and sceptre in its dexter claw and an orb in its sinister claw, the tinctures of the crown and objects held unspecified; sixth, gules, two columns argent without capitals or bases issuing from the lower edge of the compartment, the dexter column surmounted by an archducal crown of unspecified tincture and charged with a fess gules bearing the letter A argent, the sinister column surmounted by a crown or and charged with a fess sable bearing the letter E argent; eighth, argent, a knight fully armed with his visor raised and his helmet plumed gules, mounted upon a bay horse galloping and holding a banderole or, the armour’s tincture unspecified.
Seebach Coat of Arms
Hanover, Saxony, Hesse.
Argent, three water-lily leaves gules.
Saxe-Weimar — baronial arms, 1862.
Per pale: first, argent, three water-lily leaves gules, two and one; second, argent, a demi-horse sable issuing from a stream argent flowing from a two-peaked mount vert. A chief containing a segment of a circle sable issuing from the upper edge of the shield, leaving a dexter corner azure charged with a fleur-de-lis or and a sinister corner gules charged with three water-lily leaves inverted argent, one and two. The sable charged with an escutcheon azure surrounded by flames or and surmounted by a flaming crown of seven pearls, its tincture unspecified; the escutcheon charged with a Pegasus rearing argent winged or and surmounted by a flaming crown or.
Silesia — arms of 1568.
Sable, a Pegasus salient argent, the field strewn with seven flames or.
Silesia — confirmations of 1593 and 1602.
Per pale: the dexter half per fess, in chief gules, three linden leaves argent conjoined at their stalks, and in base argent, three linden leaves gules conjoined at their stalks; the sinister half argent, a demi-horse sable issuing from a stream argent flowing from a hillock vert. A chief sable overall across the partition, charged with a half-octagon azure radiating rays or and bearing a Pegasus salient argent.
Seebeck Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Azure, a bend wavy between a crescent with a face and its horns toward dexter in chief and a star in base, all argent; a chief argent charged with the Iron Cross.
Seeberg Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Per pale sable and or, three linden leaves conjoined at their stalks in pall counterchanged.
Seeckt Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Württemberg, Saxony, Mecklenburg, Prussia, Austria.
Or, a tree trunk proper upon a terrace vert, supporting a dove argent holding an olive branch vert in its beak; chapé, to dexter azure, a sun or issuing from the dexter chief corner, and to sinister sable, three stars or, two and one.
Seefeldt (Barons) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, three lozenges sable conjoined in bend.
Seefried de Buttenheim Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess or and azure, the upper half charged with a demi-bearded man in profile vested azure and wearing a turban azure and a collar argent, holding two tree leaves vert in his sinister hand.
Seegebarth Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per pale argent and gules, overall a pair of stag's antlers proper; a bordure or surrounds the shield.
Seeger Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a lion rampant or upon a mount of three coupeaux vert holding a saw blade argent between its forepaws with the teeth outward; second and third, azure, a bend argent charged with three crowns or lined gules, each crown set bend-sinisterwise. Overall, an inescutcheon argent bordered or and charged with a sinister arm in armour of iron edged or, resting upon its elbow, its hand of flesh colour holding a dagger in the act of striking; the dagger’s tincture is unspecified.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Argent, a man vested gules holding in his dexter hand a saw azure handled or palewise with its teeth toward sinister, with two stars or in chief.
Württemberg.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, three roses sable seeded or; second and third, azure, a demi-eagle or issuing from the partition. Overall, an inescutcheon argent charged with a cross gules bearing a roundel argent at its centre.
Seeguth-Stanislawski Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first, gules, a lion rampant or crowned or facing sinister; second and third, azure, a saltire argent between four stars or; fourth, gules, a swan argent beaked, legged and crowned or. Overall, an inescutcheon per fess, in chief or, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the division, and in base gules, three diamonds in settings argent, each diamond shaped as a small cross, two and one.
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Seehoff Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Azure, the letter S or surmounted by a crown or.
Seeholzer Coat of Arms
Freudenberg, Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, a sea proper filling the quarter; second and third, azure, a lion rampant gules carrying a ragged staff or upon its shoulder.
Seel Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Azure, a knight fully armed argent, his helmet plumed argent and wearing a baldric gules, mounted upon a horse galloping argent caparisoned gules, upon a terrace vert.
Seelaussen Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess or and sable, a lion rampant counterchanged holding a quill pen with its nib downward, the pen’s tincture unspecified.
Seeler Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg.
Per bend sinister: first, azure, a demi-horse argent bridled sable issuing from the division; second, or, a tower proper with doorway and windows sable upon a terrace vert.
Seelhorst Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Württemberg, Saxony, Mecklenburg, Prussia, Austria.
Quarterly: first, argent, an eagle’s head sable; second, azure, three stars or; third, vert, three ears of corn or upon a mount or; fourth, argent, an eagle’s leg sable clawed or.
Prussia, Saxony, Anhalt, Denmark — diploma of 1769.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, an eagle’s head sable; second, azure, three stars or; third, vert, three ears of corn or upon a mount or.
Seelstranck Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Bendy of eight gules and argent.
Silesia.
Azure, six fusils alternately or and gules conjoined in fess; a fess argent overall.
Seemann de Mangern (Barons) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Sable, two bends argent.
Seers Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Azure, two chevrons argent, each surmounted by a star or, with a further star or in base.
Seffler Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Gules, a pile argent.
Segebade Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Per pale argent and gules, a stag’s antlers with the scalp proper overall upon the partition.
Segeberg Coat of Arms
Lübeck.
Azure, an embattled wall extending to the sides of the shield and supporting two embattled towers, with a fleur-de-lis between the towers, all or.
Segemann Coat of Arms
Bremen.
Azure, a half-wheel or with its dexter half absent.
Segerode Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Gules, three annulets argent.
Segesser de Brunegg Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a demi-eagle sable beaked, legged and crowned or issuing from the partition; second and third, sable, a lion rampant or, that in the third quarter facing sinister. Overall, an inescutcheon sable charged with a scythe blade proper bendwise with its point upward.
Segner Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Württemberg, Saxony, Mecklenburg, Prussia, Austria.
Azure, a bend gules charged with three roses argent between two natural leopards, each passant upon a terrace vert; the leopard in chief alongside the bend and holding one arrow or in its dexter forepaw, and the leopard in base set bendwise in the dexter base corner and holding five arrows or in its dexter forepaw; the leopards’ tincture is unspecified.
Segnitz de Schmalfelden Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Or, a demi-stag azure crowned or and gorged with a collar or furnished with a bell or, attired gules.
Segond de Banchet (Barons) Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Gules, a clump of reeds proper; a chief argent charged with three stars gules.
Sehefeldt Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Argent, a griffin sable beaked and legged or.
Seherr-Thoss Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, the Prussian eagle charged on its breast with the intertwined cypher FR or, surmounted by a royal crown and holding a sceptre and an orb in its claws; second and third, gules, a ragged staff proper bend-sinisterwise. A bordure or.
Sehm Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Azure, a sword argent hilted or with a laurel wreath hanging from its point, the wreath’s tincture unspecified.
Seibersdorf-Sartawski Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per bend stepped of three steps argent and gules.
Seibert de Cronenfels Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Azure, a rock of several peaks argent issuing from a sea proper and surmounted by a crown or.
Seiblitz Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Württemberg, Saxony, Mecklenburg, Prussia, Austria.
Vert, a fess argent with a stag’s head and neck proper in chief.
Seiboltstorf Coat of Arms
Bavaria — baronial arms, 1643 and 1669.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per bend stepped argent and gules; second and third, or, a double-headed eagle sable, each head crowned or.
Bavaria — family arms.
Per bend stepped argent and gules.
Seidel Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Or, a Roman warrior with his skirt and helmet crest gules, holding a sword palewise in his dexter hand and an oval shield sable charged with the letter P argent in his sinister hand, upon a terrace vert; the other tinctures of the warrior and sword are unspecified.
Prussia.
Per pale argent and gules, a crescent azure overall upon the partition.
Silesia.
Argent, three roses gules.
Seidel (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Hesse — family arms.
Per bend gules and or, a fleur-de-lis bendwise counterchanged.
Hesse — knightly arms, 1721.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per bend gules and or, a fleur-de-lis bendwise counterchanged; second and third, per pale argent and gules, a crescent azure overall upon the partition.
Seideman Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a demi-woman affronty crowned with roses and girded with foliage vert, holding three roses argent stalked vert in her dexter hand; her body’s tincture and the tincture of the roses upon her head are unspecified; second and third, per fess or and azure.
Seidenschuher Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Or, a fess azure charged with a bird argent between three apples argent with their stalks downward.
Seidenthal Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, three bends sinister gules; second and third, or, a demi-griffin sable collared gules holding a sword palewise, the griffin in the third quarter facing sinister; the sword’s tincture unspecified.
Seidl Coat of Arms
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Or, a chevron ployé azure charged with three stars or.
Silesia.
Gules, a fess charged with three roses, the tinctures of the fess and roses unspecified.
Seiffert Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Württemberg, Saxony, Mecklenburg, Prussia, Austria.
Argent, a pale gules charged with three bends or and flanked by four ermine spots azure.
Seifried Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a banner argent upon a staff or set bendwise; second and third, azure, a garb or.
Seigneux (de) or von Signau (Barons) Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Quarterly: first and fourth, quarterly azure and or, overall a sceptre or bendwise; second and third, azure, an ox rampant or, overall a bend gules charged with three five-pointed stars argent.
Seinsheim Coat of Arms
Bavaria — ancient arms.
Paly of six argent and azure.
Bavaria — modern arms.
Paly of eight argent and azure.
Bavaria, Hesse — quartered arms.
Quarterly: first and fourth, paly of eight argent and azure; second and third, or, a boar rampant sable crowned or.
Seintz Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, a flying fish sable winged argent bendwise.
Seippel Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Or, a sinister arm in armour sable issuing from the flank and brandishing a sabre argent.
Seissenegger Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a diagram of the theorem of Pythagoras or; second and third, or, a griffin sable holding a snake proper undulating palewise in its sinister claw.
Seitz Coat of Arms
Augsburg.
Sable, a lion’s paw or issuing from the dexter flank.
Augsburg, Bavaria, Swabia.
Gules, three poppies or.
Germany — elk arms.
Gules, an elk passant argent.
Germany — quartered arms.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, an old man’s bust in profile vested sable and crowned or, his hair braided into a queue, the bust in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, sable, an eagle’s leg or fesswise issuing from the flank of the shield.
Weissenhorn, Bavaria.
Per fess azure and or, a demi-man wearing a pointed hat and supporting a star in his dexter hand, all counterchanged.
Seiz de Seitzenberg Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a lion rampant gules crowned or holding in its dexter forepaw a bunch of grapes azure with two vine leaves vert; second and third, argent, a bunch of grapes azure with two vine leaves vert.
Selasinski Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Argent, an ox couchant gules.
Selbach called Quadfassel Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Or, three lozenges sable conjoined at their points in bend.
Selbach de Crottorf Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a rose gules; second and third, argent, three lozenges sable.
Selbitz Coat of Arms
Germany.
Gules, a fess tierced in fess argent, sable and argent.
Selchow Coat of Arms
Pomerania, Silesia, Prussia, Brunswick, Saxony.
Argent, three roses in fess, the first gules, the second azure and the third white.
Seld Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per fess: first, azure, an ibex’s head and neck proper; second, azure, a chevron of unspecified tincture.
Seldeneck Coat of Arms
Baden.
Barry of four azure and argent.
Franconia, Utrecht.
Barry of four argent and azure.
Selhorst Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Württemberg, Saxony, Mecklenburg, Prussia, Austria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, an eagle’s head and neck sable beaked or; second, gules, three stars or; third, gules, five ears of corn or without leaves issuing from a single stalk.
Sell (Barons) Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg, Prussia.
Azure, a knight fully armed proper.
Sell (Edle von), formerly Seel Coat of Arms
Munich, Bavaria.
Sable, a pall or, overall a fess or. Overall, an inescutcheon azure charged with a child hovering, vested argent, holding a palm branch in its dexter hand and a lily stem in its sinister hand, between four stars or, one in chief and three in base, two and one; the tinctures of the palm branch and lily are unspecified.
Sell, formerly Selle Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg, Prussia, Hesse.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, two snakes argent facing one another, crowned or, undulating palewise and entwined; second and third, argent, a crown or lined gules.
Selle Coat of Arms
West Prussia.
Gyronny sable and argent; a chief purpure charged with a royal crown or.
Selle de Beauchamp (Counts) Coat of Arms
Provence, Île-de-France, Bavaria.
Argent, three bends gules; a chief azure charged with three stars or.
Sellentin Coat of Arms
Prussia — bar arms.
Argent, two bars sable.
Prussia — quartered arms.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, an eagle sable beaked and legged or and surmounted by a royal crown or; second and third, argent, two bars sable.
Sellin Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Argent, an ibex rampant sable.
Sellwitz Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Barry of five gules, argent, sable, argent and gules.
Selmnitz Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Quarterly sable and argent, four roses counterchanged.
Selpert Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Württemberg, Saxony, Mecklenburg, Prussia, Austria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per pale or and azure, a demi-man overall vested per pale azure and argent and wearing a helmet plumed azure and argent, holding a mace in his dexter hand, the tinctures of the helmet and mace unspecified; second and third, per fess azure and or, a goat’s leg argent overall.
Selrodt Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Azure, two bends argent, the upper edge of the first bend fleury of three fleurs-de-lis.
Seltmann Coat of Arms
Kempten, Bavaria.
Argent, a long-haired wild man girded with ivy and holding a ragged staff vert, the wild man’s tincture unspecified.
Seltzer Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per chevron sable and azure, a chevron or overall upon the division; in base a barrel or lying fesswise and supporting an eagle or.
Seltzer de Herbisheim Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Azure, three salt-boiling cauldrons or; a chief gules charged with three stars argent.
Semler or Sembler Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Gules, four balls argent touching one another, one, two and one.
Semmelbecker Coat of Arms
Lübeck.
Or, a fess azure charged with three oval buckles or palewise, their tongues palewise.
Senarclens, Barons of Grancy Coat of Arms
Vaud, Brabant, Hesse.
Or, a bend azure charged with three spur-rowels argent.
Senden (von) und Bibran Coat of Arms
Silesia, Pomerania.
Quarterly: first, azure, a sword argent hilted or bendwise with its point downward; second and third, gules, a lion rampant or, that in the third quarter facing sinister; fourth, or, a wing sable. Overall, an inescutcheon quarterly: first and fourth, argent, uncharged; second, gules, an iron anchor bend-sinisterwise; third, or, a wing azure facing sinister; a bend sable overall upon the inescutcheon’s quartering.
Sending Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, barry of four sable, or, gules and argent; second and third, gules, a swan argent beaked and legged sable holding an annulet or in its beak.
Sendlingen Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Sable, a unicorn rampant or.
Sendrac Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a lion rampant or armed and langued gules; second and third, or, three crows sable beaked and legged gules.
Sene Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Württemberg, Saxony, Mecklenburg, Prussia, Austria.
Gules, a knight fully armed argent holding a sword argent, upon a terrace vert.
Senfft Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Or, an eagle’s leg sable severed at the thigh gules, with its talons downward.
Schwäbisch Hall, Württemberg.
Per pale sable and argent; chapé-ployé counterchanged.
Senfft de Pilsach Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Or, a demi-lion sable armed and langued gules and crowned or, its head pierced by a sword bendwise with its point downward, the sword’s tincture unspecified.
Senfft de Pilsach (Barons) Coat of Arms
Pomerania, Brandenburg.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a demi-lion sable armed and langued gules and crowned or, its head pierced by a sword of unspecified tincture, the lion in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, azure, three stars or. A cross argent overall upon the quartering.
Senft de Sulburg Coat of Arms
Schwäbisch Hall, Württemberg.
Azure, a bend or.
Senga Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first, or, a crown proper supporting three banners azure, two flying toward dexter and the third toward sinister; second, azure, a lion rampant or; third, azure, an anchor argent without a stock and two stars or in chief; fourth, or, two arrows gules tipped argent crossed in saltire with their points downward, overall upon a cross with pointed ends sable.
Senge Coat of Arms
Nördlingen, Bavaria, Swabia.
Per fess argent and gules, a lion rampant counterchanged holding between its teeth a cord gules fesswise with a tassel at each end.
Sengelau Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Vert, a lion rampant argent crowned or upon a terrace vert issuing from water azure, holding in its dexter forepaw a bundle of three arrows or tied gules and in its sinister forepaw a fleur-de-lis argent; a forearm vested proper issuing from a cloud at the sinister chief corner holds a sword and cuts a chain or stretched fesswise and attached to links or about the lion’s neck; the tinctures of the cloud and sword are unspecified.
Sengen Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Argent, an eagle sable.
Senger Coat of Arms
Nördlingen, Bavaria, Swabia.
Or, a man in profile vested sable and wearing an Albanian cap sable, supporting a cup argent in his dexter hand and issuing from an embattled base argent masoned sable.
Senger (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, three rocks argent in a row issuing from base; second and third, gules, a lion rampant argent, that in the third quarter facing sinister. Overall, an inescutcheon vert charged with a bend argent.
Senger von Reut Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Argent, three pansies azure stalked and leaved vert upon a mount of three coupeaux vert; chapé-ployé gules, each side charged with an eight-pointed star argent.
Senger von Reut zu Rauberhof Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, an eight-pointed star argent; second and third, argent, a knight fully armed with his helmet plumed with three ostrich feathers gules, mounted upon a rearing horse proper and holding a raised sword, the charges of the third quarter facing sinister; the tinctures of the armour and sword are unspecified. Overall, an inescutcheon argent charged with three pansies azure stalked and leaved vert upon a mount of three coupeaux vert.
Senglein Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Azure, three leafless reeds or, two crossed in saltire and the third palewise overall.
Senglin Coat of Arms
Mülhausen, Alsace.
Argent, three roses gules, one and two, issuing from a single stalk vert upon the middle summit of a mount of three coupeaux vert.
Senheim Coat of Arms
Germany.
Or, a fess dancetty azure between three leopard’s faces gules.
Senitz de Markwartowitz Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, a flying fish argent bendwise.
Senkenberg Coat of Arms
Hanover, Saxony, Hesse.
Argent, a volcano sable issuing from base and emitting flames gules.
Senn Coat of Arms
Germany.
Argent, a pentagram sable supported by a mount of three coupeaux vert.
Senner Coat of Arms
Lindau, Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per pale or and gules, a demi-woman vested counterchanged with her hair loose, holding in each hand a ball counterchanged; second and third, argent, a staff of Aesculapius proper.
Sensburg Coat of Arms
Baden.
Argent, a castle sable surmounted by a scythe proper bendwise with its blade toward sinister; a bordure gules.
Seotus de Seot Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Württemberg, Saxony, Mecklenburg, Prussia, Austria.
Argent, a stag proper passant in front of a poplar tree vert, all upon a terrace vert.
Seraing de Hologne Coat of Arms
Liège, Bavaria.
Sable, a saltire argent between four martlets argent. Overall, an inescutcheon gules charged with a lion rampant argent.
Seraphin (von) Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per pale argent and gules, two arms facing one another vested counterchanged, issuing from clouds argent at the sides of the shield, their hands of flesh colour supporting a ball per pale gules and argent overall upon the partition at the chief point.
Serini Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, chequy argent and gules; second and third, azure, a lion rampant or.
Sermanni Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a piece of peat sable palewise; second and third, gules, a dove argent holding an olive branch vert in its beak upon a mount vert, the dove in the third quarter facing sinister.
Serpillius Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, a man-at-arms standing upon a rock between two hills, each hill bearing a shrub, all proper; three stars of unspecified tincture in chief.
Serrari Coat of Arms
Germany.
Gules, a key argent bendwise and a sword argent hilted or bend-sinisterwise overall, crossed in saltire, with an eagle or in chief.
Serri Coat of Arms
Germany.
Gules, a griffin argent; a chief or charged with a demi-double-headed eagle sable.
Sertz (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess: first, gules, a lion passant argent; second, azure, a chevron or between three stars or.
Seth Coat of Arms
Bremen.
Azure, a fess or charged with a fish naiant azure, between two five-pointed stars or in chief and a crescent argent in base.
Setterich Coat of Arms
Jülich.
Sable, a lion rampant argent armed and langued gules.
Setzer Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Württemberg, Saxony, Mecklenburg, Prussia, Austria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, an archer in profile vested gules with a quiver upon his back, standing upon a terrace vert and shooting an arrow from a bow, the tinctures of the quiver and weapons unspecified; second and third, azure, a crown or.
Seubert Coat of Arms
Württemberg, Baden.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, two wings gules back to back, the dexter wing charged with a bend argent and the sinister wing with a bend sinister argent; second and third, azure, a boar proper issuing from water proper in base.
Seufferheld Coat of Arms
Württemberg, Bavaria, Alsace.
Per pale: first, or, a bend gules; second, gules, a bend sinister or.
Seufferlein Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria.
Per pale: first, sable, a lion rampant or holding a cup or in each forepaw, the upper cup inverted; second, per fess argent and gules.
Seupel Coat of Arms
Strasbourg.
Per fess: first, azure, a demi-chamois argent horned or issuing from the division; second, or, a pale or charged with three chevrons sable.
Seuring Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Argent, two spiked maces azure crossed in saltire between two stars or at the flanks.
Seuss Coat of Arms
Alsace.
Per fess: first, argent, a star sable; second, gules, uncharged. A bordure or.
Seuter Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Augsburg, Schwäbisch Hall.
Argent, a demi-man vested per pale gules and azure, holding a staff or in his dexter hand.
Seutter Coat of Arms
Württemberg.
Per fess: first, argent, an eagle sable beaked and legged or; second, sable, a funnel-shaped fish trap or palewise.
Württemberg — fish-trap arms.
Sable, a funnel-shaped fish trap or palewise.
Seutter de Lötzen Coat of Arms
Baden.
Per fess: first, argent, an eagle sable langued gules; second, sable, a funnel-shaped fish trap or palewise.
Saxony.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, an eagle sable crowned or; second and third, gules, a chevron ployé or between three fleurs-de-lis argent. Overall, an inescutcheon sable charged with a funnel-shaped fish trap argent palewise.
Seutz Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Württemberg, Saxony, Mecklenburg, Prussia, Austria.
Azure, a cup or.
Seütz Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, a bend wavy argent charged with a fish azure bendwise.
Seybold Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per pale: first, azure, a lion rampant or crowned or; second, argent, a fess gules charged with a fleur-de-lis argent.
Seyboldt Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Gules, the letter S argent.
Seybolt de Horckheim Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or a griffin proper standing on a terrace argent and holding two arrows sable in saltire with their points downward, the griffin in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, gules three points argent side by side.
Seyboth Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per fess: first, gules, a swan argent beaked or with its wings spread; second, argent, a rose gules.
Seyda (von) und Landensperg Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Prussia.
Gules, a large lozenge argent touching the edges of the shield and charged with a large lozenge azure whose lateral corners are cut off; the azure charged with a griffin argent, and the gules charged with four roses argent.
Seydel Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Gules, a sword argent hilted or; a bordure or.
Seydel (Knights) Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess: the upper half per pale, its dexter compartment itself per pale azure and or, a demi-star or issuing from the partition upon the azure and half a fleur-de-lis azure issuing from the partition upon the or; its sinister compartment gules, a crane argent in its vigilance with a stone or; the lower half azure, three stars or.
Seydewitz Coat of Arms
Saxony, Mecklenburg, Silesia.
Per pale: first, or, three Moor’s busts affronty, their tincture unspecified; second, sable, uncharged.
Saxony, Prussia, Bavaria — baronial and comital branch.
Per pale: first, or, three Moor’s busts affronty, their tincture unspecified; second, sable, uncharged.
Seydlitz Coat of Arms
Saxony, Silesia.
Argent, three fish naiant gules, one above another.
Seydlitz (von) und Gohlau Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Württemberg, Saxony, Mecklenburg, Prussia, Austria.
Argent, three fish naiant gules, one above another.
Seydlitz (von) und Kurzbach Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Argent, a bend wavy azure, overall three fish naiant gules, one above another.
Seyfardt de Sternendahl Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Azure, a star or encircled by eight smaller stars or in a round orle.
Seyffertitz Coat of Arms
Saxony, Bavaria, Prussia, Austria.
Per pale: the dexter half per fess, in chief or, a lion rampant sable armed and langued gules and crowned or, and in base azure, three stars argent; the sinister half per pale azure and argent, three fleurs-de-lis or, two and one, overall. Overall, an inescutcheon per fess, in chief argent, three bars gules, and in base argent, a fleur-de-lis or.
Seyfried Coat of Arms
Nuremberg — dove arms.
Azure, a dove argent with its wings open and spread and its head turned back, holding an olive branch vert in its beak, upon a mount or.
Nuremberg — heart arms.
Azure, a heart gules pierced by two arrows gules crossed in saltire with their points upward, between two stars or, one in chief and one in base.
Seyfried (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Baden, Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a dove rising argent holding an olive branch vert in its beak upon a mount vert; second and third, gules, a bend sinister argent.
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a banner argent attached to a staff or bendwise, the banner disappearing into the lower edge of the quarter; second and third, azure, a garb or issuing from base.
Seyfriedsdorf Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess gules and sable, a star argent upon the gules.
Seyler Coat of Arms
Germany.
Argent, a fess gules between three trefoils vert.
Seylitz Coat of Arms
Meissen.
Argent, a funnel-shaped fish trap vert bend-sinisterwise with its pointed end downward.
Seyssel d'Aix Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Rhine Province, Dutch East Indies.
Gyronny azure and or.
Seytter Coat of Arms
Augsburg, Bavaria, Swabia.
Argent, a demi-man vested gules holding a staff, the staff’s tincture unspecified.
Bavaria, Württemberg, Saxony, Mecklenburg, Prussia, Austria.
Azure, a swan argent upon a mount vert; chapé-ployé barry of four gules and argent.
Sezger (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a demi-man in profile vested gules issuing from a mount of three coupeaux vert and shooting an arrow from a bow, the weapons’ tinctures unspecified; second and third, azure, a crown or.
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Sh surnames
Shuh Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per bend or and azure, a griffin proper overall, its dexter foreclaw raised and supporting a ball azure, its sinister foreclaw lowered and holding an open pair of compasses or with their points downward.
Si surnames
Sibert Coat of Arms
Germany.
Or, a crane in its vigilance proper; chapé-ployé azure, each side charged with a fleur-de-lis or.
Sichart Coat of Arms
Saxony, Hanover.
Azure, a knight fully armed sable, his helmet plumed, holding a sword argent; the plume’s tincture is unspecified.
Sichart de Sichartshoff Coat of Arms
Hanover, Bavaria, Pomerania, Silesia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, three mulberry leaves vert, each bend-sinisterwise and the three arranged in bend sinister, the middle leaf charged with a silkworm proper bend-sinisterwise; second and third, argent, an ibex rampant gules girded or. Overall, an inescutcheon azure charged with a man fully armed sable facing sinister, his helmet plumed azure and or, holding a sword argent hilted or.
Sicherer Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Württemberg.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a lion rampant argent upon a mount vert holding a harp or in its forepaws; second and third, azure, two ears of corn or crossed in saltire.
Sichl Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, three sickles argent fitted or, one and two, supported by a mount of three coupeaux vert; second and third, azure, a star or.
Sichlern Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Or, a sickle argent with a toothed cutting edge and a handle gules.
Sick Coat of Arms
Alsace.
Sable, an arrowhead or bendwise.
Württemberg.
Or, a bend sable between two fleurs-de-lis azure, the bend charged with an arrowhead fitted with a shaft or and set bendwise; the tincture of the arrowhead is unspecified.
Sickh Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a griffin or crowned or upon a rocky terrace argent, holding a lid or in its dexter claw above a cup or supported in its sinister claw; second and third, argent, two bars dancetty gules.
Siebelegg Coat of Arms
Alsace, Silesia.
Per pale: first, gules, a stag rampant argent upon a mount vert; second, or, an anchor sable.
Siebenbeutel Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Gules, a man vested quarterly argent and azure and wearing a pointed cap azure, holding seven purses alternately argent, azure and gules in his dexter hand.
Sieber Coat of Arms
Cham, Bavaria.
Per pale: first, argent, a lion rampant gules supporting a sieve gules in its dexter forepaw; second, azure, a saltire couped or.
Meissen.
Per fess azure and argent, the azure charged with a demi-ibex argent; a narrow fess or overall upon the division, its lower edge raguly and sprouting two leaves vert toward base.
Siebert Coat of Arms
Frankfurt, Hesse.
Azure, a chevron between two stars in chief and an anchor in base, all argent.
Siebold Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Hesse, Holland.
Per fess: first, or, an arm vested sable bend-sinisterwise with its hand of flesh colour downward, holding a lancet proper bend-sinisterwise directed toward the sinister base corner; second, azure, a star or.
Siedelmann Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per pale or and sable, a demi-man vested counterchanged and wearing an Albanian cap counterchanged, carrying upon his shoulder a staff sable adorned at each end with a rose or.
Sieder Coat of Arms
Schwäbisch Hall, Württemberg.
Sable, three ibex horns argent, each fesswise and the three one above another.
Siedesheim Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Azure, two wings argent back to back, the dexter wing charged with a bend chequy argent and azure and the sinister wing with a bend sinister chequy argent and azure.
Siedmogrodzki Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Vert, a horseshoe argent with its ends downward, surmounted by a small cross pattée or upon which perches a raven sable holding a ring or in its beak.
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Siefart Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per fess: the upper half per pale, first, azure, a bunch of grapes or with two vine leaves vert, and second, gules, two water-lily leaves or with curved stalks crossed at their feet in saltire; the lower half per pale gules and azure, a lion passant or overall holding a battle-axe of unspecified tincture in its dexter forepaw. A chief argent charged with the Iron Cross.
Siegel Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per pale: first, vert, two sickles argent facing one another; second, gules, four lozenges argent arranged in two bends, two and two.
Siegen Coat of Arms
Cologne — ancient arms.
Sable, a pile or issuing from the sinister base corner.
Cologne — modern arms.
Per pale indented of three points azure and or.
Siegenhoven called Anstel Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Azure, a fess or.
Sieger Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a bend gules; second and third, azure, a stork argent upon a mount vert, the stork in the third quarter facing sinister.
Rhine Province.
Per fess: first, azure, two knights sable fighting, the dexter knight thrusting at the sinister knight, who parries the blow; the dexter knight girded or with his helmet plumed or, and the sinister knight girded gules with his helmet plumed gules; second, or, a chevron sable between three spurred boots sable.
Sieghardt Coat of Arms
Westphalia, Posen.
Argent, an ox’s head caboshed gules.
Sieghofer, Barons of Siegenberg Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a lion rampant sable crowned or; second and third, sable, three points gules side by side. Overall, an inescutcheon sable charged with a star or.
Siegroth Coat of Arms
Silesia — quartered arms.
Quarterly: first, gules, an eight-pointed star argent; second, argent, a lion rampant sable; third, argent, a crane in its vigilance proper upon a mount proper; fourth, gules, a dexter arm in armour argent issuing from the partition, its hand of flesh colour holding a sword argent hilted or. Overall, an inescutcheon or charged with an eagle’s talon azure with a wing sable, its claws downward and grasping a ball azure.
Silesia, Sweden.
Or, an eagle’s talon azure with a wing sable, its claws downward and grasping a ball azure.
Siegroth de Schlawikau Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Quarterly or and sable. Overall, an inescutcheon or crowned or and charged with an eagle’s talon azure with a wing sable, its claws downward and grasping a ball azure.
Siegsfeld Coat of Arms
Anhalt, Silesia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a cross of Lorraine argent issuing from a crown or upon a hill vert; second and third, azure, a lion rampant or. Overall, an inescutcheon or charged with an eagle sable beaked and legged or.
Siegwein Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per fess gules and argent, an ibex’s horn palewise counterchanged.
Sieminski Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a cross pattée couped argent; second and third, azure, three stars or in fess.
Siepmann Coat of Arms
Saxony — chief-and-eagle arms.
Azure, a wild man of flesh colour wreathed about the head and waist with ivy, holding a club resting at his feet, the club’s tincture unspecified; a chief gules charged with a demi-eagle argent beaked and crowned or.
Saxony — quartered variant.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a wild man of flesh colour wreathed about the head and waist with ivy, holding a club resting at his feet, the club’s tincture unspecified; second and third, per fess, in chief gules, a demi-lion or armed and langued azure, and in base argent, two roses azure side by side seeded or.
Sievert Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Gules, a knight fully armed argent brandishing a sword argent, mounted upon a horse galloping sable caparisoned gules, upon a terrace vert.
Sigberg (Barons) Coat of Arms
Westphalia, Rhine Province.
Sable, a griffin or.
Sigel Coat of Arms
Württemberg.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, uncharged; second and third, azure, a fleur-de-lis or. Overall, an inescutcheon azure charged with two swords argent hilted or crossed in saltire.
Sigenheim Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, two cranes argent side by side, each gorged with a crown or.
Sigenhofen Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Or, a spade sable bendwise with its handle upward.
Sigershofen Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, an ibex rampant gules girded or.
Siggen Coat of Arms
Holstein.
Per pale: first, or, uncharged; second, sable, three bends sinister or.
Sighart Coat of Arms
Kempten, Bavaria.
Azure, an eagle’s leg or with its talons upward, a wreath of foliage hanging from the talons, the wreath’s tincture unspecified.
Siglingen Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Gules, two fish argent back to back.
Sigmershausen Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, a fleur-de-lis sable; chapé-ployé sable.
Sigoltsheim Coat of Arms
Alsace.
Azure, three crescents or.
Sigritz Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess: first, argent, a ruined castle upon a terrace, all proper; second, gules, a bend sinister wavy argent.
Sigwein Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per fess gules and argent, an ibex’s horn counterchanged.
Sihler Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Argent, four trees vert of unequal heights in a row upon an isolated terrace vert, surmounted by the Prussian eagle volant holding a sceptre or in its sinister claw; a bordure or.
Sikorski Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Argent, three titmice sable, the two in chief facing one another.
Silber Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Azure, a crescent argent with its horns toward dexter.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Gules, a dancing woman with her legs apart, wearing a toque or turned up azure and adorned on the sinister side with two ostrich feathers azure and or, a bodice or, a short skirt azure striped or, and stockings and garters sable; her arms extended, holding a sword argent in her dexter hand and a laurel wreath vert in her sinister hand, her chest, arms and knees bare.
Silberbauer Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a demi-peasant vested azure holding an axe of unspecified tincture in his sinister hand; second and third, azure, three stars argent in bend sinister. Overall, an inescutcheon or charged with a Latin cross gules upon a mount vert.
Silberhorn Coat of Arms
Regensburg.
Argent, a bend gules charged with three hunting horns argent stringed sable, each set bendwise.
Silberhorn (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Württemberg, Bavaria.
Gules, a hunting horn argent stringed vert.
Silbermann Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Or, a demi-man vested gules holding a double drinking cup argent in his raised dexter hand, his sinister hand resting upon his hip.
Silberrad Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per fess: first, gules, a wheel argent between two curved fish argent facing one another; second, sable, a chevron or.
Silet Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess: first, gules, a demi-lion or; second, azure, a cross potent couped or. A fess wavy argent overall upon the division.
Siligmüller Coat of Arms
Würzburg.
Per fess: first, sable, a lion passant or crowned or; second, or, a millwheel sable.
Silip Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per bend or and azure, a lion rampant counterchanged; second and third, barry gules and argent.
Silm Coat of Arms
Hamburg.
Azure, three ears of corn or without leaves upon a terrace vert.
Silvestre Coat of Arms
Dresden — acorns around the chevron.
Azure, a chevron or between three acorns or; a chief purpure charged with a princely crown proper.
Dresden — acorns upon the chevron.
Azure, a chevron or charged with three acorns vert; a chief purpure charged with a princely crown proper.
Simen Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the partition; second and third, azure, three vair bells argent, one and two, the lower two resting upon the base of the quarter.
Simeoni (de) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Barry of ten or and azure.
Simeringer Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, a bend gules charged with a sun or.
Simler zu Ebermansdorf (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, a bend sinister argent between a lion rampant or facing sinister in chief and a fleur-de-lis inverted argent set bendwise in base.
Simmern Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per fess: first, or, a saw between two stars, the tinctures of the saw and stars unspecified; second, chequy or and sable.
Simolin de Bathory Coat of Arms
Prussia, Courland.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, an eagle’s head and neck sable crowned or; second and third, argent, a sinister arm vested gules issuing from a cloud azure at the flank, its hand of flesh colour holding a tulip or stalked vert with two leaves vert.
Simon Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Or, a pale azure charged with a fleur-de-lis argent; a chief gules charged with two swords argent hilted or crossed in saltire.
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Argent, two parrots vert facing one another with their heads turned back, beaked, legged and collared gules.
Simon de Hofenfels Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, three lozenge-shaped buckles azure conjoined at their points in bend sinister, accompanied by four stars gules, two of the stars overall upon the points where the buckles meet.
Simon de Zastrow Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Argent, an eradicated branch bearing five leaves vert; chaussé-ployé gules to dexter and sable to sinister.
Sinching Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Or, a boar rampant sable crowned or.
Sindenigg Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess: first, azure, a unicorn springing argent with two stars or in chief; second, sable, a fleur-de-lis or upon a mount vert, chapé-ployé gules to dexter and argent to sinister, each side charged with a fleur-de-lis counterchanged. A fess wavy argent overall upon the division.
Sindersberger Coat of Arms
Nuremberg.
Gules, a horse galloping argent upon a mount or.
Singen Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Per pale or and azure, the division formed of two full and two half interlocking points.
Singer Coat of Arms
Palatinate.
Azure, a fess wavy argent supporting two leafless reeds proper issuing from the fess and crossed in saltire.
Singler Coat of Arms
Türkheim, Alsace.
Argent, three roses gules, one and two, stalked and leaved vert, issuing from a heart gules supported by a mount of three coupeaux vert.
Sinolt called von Schutz Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Gules, a crossbow or.
Sinon Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a lion rampant or crowned or holding a sword argent; second and third, per fess gules above an embattled wall argent masoned sable, the wall supporting a bird argent. An eagle sable overall upon the quartering.
Sinsteden Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Argent, a chevron gules between three trefoils sable.
Sintzel Coat of Arms
Meissen.
Per bend argent and gules, a heraldic panther rampant counterchanged breathing flames of unspecified tincture.
Sintzen Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per pale: first, gules, a fess argent, overall a man-at-arms fully armed proper upon a terrace vert and holding a hammer sable resting upon his shoulder; second, azure, a fleur-de-lis or.
Sintzendorf Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per pale: first, gules, uncharged; second, argent, a fess vert.
Sintzenhofer Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Per fess argent and azure, quartered in saltire counterchanged.
Sintzig or Sintzenich Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Gules, a cross argent.
Sinzenhausen Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, a ragged staff or upon a mount vert, sprouting upward on each side a leafy branch or.
Siomoruditzki Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Quarterly gules and argent.
Sirgenstein (Barons) Coat of Arms
Germany.
Argent, a bend sable charged with an eagle or bend-sinisterwise.
Sitsch Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per fess gules and sable, a fess or overall upon the division.
Sittich Coat of Arms
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Argent, a fess gules charged with a parrot proper affronty, its head toward dexter, standing within an annulet or.
Sittmann Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg.
Per pale: first, argent, a wild man of flesh colour wreathed about the head and waist with ivy, supporting a star or in his sinister hand; second, gules, two wings sable one above the other, the lower reversed, each wing charged with a fess argent bearing a star or.
Mecklenburg — parrot arms.
Gules, a parrot argent perched upon a ragged oak branch fesswise bearing five acorns or, the branch’s tincture unspecified; a bordure or.
Sixt Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Azure, a star or.
Sixtis Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Or, a pasture gate sable.
Sizinger Coat of Arms
Munich, Bavaria.
Per bend sinister gules and argent, a man’s bust in profile wearing a conical cap and vested counterchanged.
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Skal Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, a bend wavy argent, overall a duck proper with wings raised.
Skal (von) und Gross-Ellguth Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, a duck rising argent above water argent in base.
Skala de Zhorz Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per pale: first, argent, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the partition; second, tierced in bend or, argent and or, with two bends azure upon the divisions, each bend charged with a star or.
Skarzyna Coat of Arms
Poland, Silesia, Pomerania.
Argent, two bars gules, each furnished with three hooks gules, those of the upper bar on its lower edge and those of the lower bar on its upper edge; three roses gules in chief.
Skavius Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a fess azure between three roses gules; second and third, per fess argent and sable, three escallops counterchanged, each bendwise and the three in bend. Overall, an inescutcheon or charged with an eagle sable.
Skelen Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Azure, a rake or palewise; a bordure gules.
Skirbs Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per fess: first, argent, a crane’s leg sable fesswise holding a brownish vigilance stone; second, sable, a palm tree vert upon a terrace vert.
Skoczowski Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per fess: first, sable, a lion passant or; second, per pale or and gules, two hunting horns sable palewise facing one another.
Skolmann Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Or, a triangle voided sable.
Skopnick Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Argent, three hunting horns sable stringed, ringed and mouthed or, arranged in pall.
Skorzewski-Radomice Coat of Arms
Prussia — counts, 1840.
Azure, a half-annulet argent with its curve upward, surmounted by an arrow argent palewise with its point upward.
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Skotschnodworski Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a demi-eagle gules crowned or issuing from the partition; second and third, per pale or and azure, two bars counterchanged.
Skowronski (Counts) Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, four crescents argent with faces and their horns upward in pale; second and third, azure, three roses argent. Overall, an inescutcheon gules charged with a falcon argent with its wings spread and lowered and its head turned back.
Skrbensky de Hrzistie Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Argent, a pale sable.
Skronsky de Buczow Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per fess sable and or, a stork proper facing sinister, beaked and legged gules, its sinister foot raised and its dexter foot upon a terrace vert, its neck pierced by an arrow argent bendwise with its point upward.
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Slepotizka de Slepotiz Coat of Arms
Germany.
Or, a knight fully armed argent with his visor raised, resting his dexter hand upon his sword and standing in a small boat proper; the sword’s tincture is unspecified.
Slicher Coat of Arms
Holland, Hanover.
Or, a fess gules between three horseshoes azure in chief with their ends downward and a millrind azure in base.
Slop de Cadenberg Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Azure, a fess argent charged with three six-petalled roses gules, between an eagle or facing sinister in chief and three stars or in base, one and two.
Sluiter Coat of Arms
East Frisia.
Gules, two wings argent crossed in saltire, the wing bend-sinisterwise over the wing bendwise, both overall upon a key or palewise with its ward upward toward sinister.
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Smekker Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg, Denmark.
Per pale: first, azure, a demi-eagle sable beaked and legged or issuing from the partition; second, or, half a fleur-de-lis gules issuing from the partition.
Smerowski Coat of Arms
Germany.
Gules, a demi-unicorn argent issuing from a crown or.
Smidt Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess: first, argent, a horse galloping gules; second, per pale, to dexter or, a stag’s antler gules, and to sinister gules, a plume of three peacock feathers proper.
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Sobbe or Zobbe Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Gules, three rose leaves argent with their stalks downward.
Sobeck de Kornitz Coat of Arms
Silesia, Pomerania.
Gules, a gallows or raised upon four steps or.
Sobolewski Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Azure, a horseshoe argent with its ends downward, surmounted by a small cross pattée or upon which perches a raven sable holding a ring or in its beak.
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Sode (von der) Coat of Arms
Hanover, Mecklenburg.
Quarterly: first, argent, a rose gules; second and third, azure, a lion rampant or; fourth, gules, a rose argent.
Soden Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Württemberg, Prussia.
Per fess gules and argent, two roses counterchanged, one in chief and one in base.
Soeden or Sojen Coat of Arms
Bremen.
Argent, a cooking pot proper encircled by a band gules.
Soergel Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per fess: first, or, a demi-young man vested gules and wearing a cap gules, holding in his dexter hand a stem bearing three leaves vert; second, azure, a triangle voided argent accompanied by three stars argent, two in chief and the third within the triangle.
Soest (von) Coat of Arms
Hanover.
Gules, a sinister iron gauntlet with its back outward, bend-sinisterwise with its fingers downward.
Soetern Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Or, a cramp-iron sable.
Söhnlein Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Azure, a chevron inverted or issuing from the dexter chief corner.
Sohr Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Azure, a peacock in its pride proper affronty upon a terrace vert.
Soiron (de) Coat of Arms
Baden.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a demi-young man vested or carrying a club upon his arm, the club’s tincture unspecified; second and third, per fess sable and gules, a lion rampant counterchanged crowned or. Overall, an inescutcheon or charged with three escallops sable, each bend-sinisterwise and the three arranged in pale.
Sokolowski Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, a crescent or accompanied by two broken swords argent pointing in opposite directions.
Solanski Coat of Arms
Germany.
Argent, a stag springing gules upon a terrace vert.
Solaty Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Or, a linden tree vert between two chamois rampant sable facing one another, all upon a terrace vert.
Söldner Coat of Arms
Nördlingen, Bavaria, Swabia.
Gules, two arrows argent crossed in saltire.
Solemacher-Antweiler Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, three stars or; second and third, per fess argent and sable, a carbuncle fleury or overall.
Soler Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Sable, three soles of shoes or, each palewise.
Söll d'Ehningen Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Per fess sable and or, a lion rampant counterchanged crowned or.
Söllner Coat of Arms
Franconia — heart and roses arms.
Argent, a heart gules surmounted by three roses gules stalked and leaved vert, the middle rose supporting a bird proper.
Franconia — man with ploughshare arms.
Azure, a demi-man vested gules buttoned or and wearing a pointed cap gules, holding a ploughshare argent in his dexter hand and a fleur-de-lis argent in his sinister hand.
Solms (von) Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Per fess gules and argent, a lion rampant guardant counterchanged.
Solms de Braunfels Coat of Arms
Württemberg.
Or, a lion rampant azure, overall a fess gules.
Solms-Baruth (Counts) Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Per pale, each half quarterly. Dexter half: first and fourth, per fess gules and or; second and third, or, a lion rampant azure. Sinister half: first and fourth, sable, a lion rampant argent; second and third, or, a rose sable.
Solms-Baruth-Klitschdorf (Counts) Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Per pale, each half quarterly. Dexter half: first and fourth, per fess gules and or; second and third, or, a lion rampant azure crowned or. Sinister half: first and fourth, sable, a lion rampant argent crowned or; second and third, or, a rose sable.
Solms-Braunfels Coat of Arms
Württemberg.
Per fess. The upper half tierced in pale: first, or, four oak leaves vert issuing from the corners of the compartment; second, argent, three pallets azure; third, per fess gules and or. The lower half divided into four equal vertical compartments: first, per fess gules and argent, the division formed of interlocking points; second, azure, five mace heads argent, three and two; third, or, a rose sable; fourth, sable, a lion rampant argent crowned or. Overall, an inescutcheon or semy of billets azure, charged with a lion rampant azure overall.
Solms-Laubach (Counts) Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Per pale, each half quarterly. Dexter half: first and fourth, or, a lion rampant azure; second and third, per fess gules and or. Sinister half: first and fourth, sable, a lion rampant argent crowned or; second and third, or, a rose sable.
Solms-Lich-Hohensolms Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Quarterly: first, or, four oak leaves vert issuing from the corners of the quarter; second, per fess gules and or; third, per fess, in chief or, a rose sable, and in base sable, a lion rampant argent crowned or; fourth, argent, three water-lily leaves gules. Overall, an inescutcheon or semy of billets azure, charged with a lion rampant azure overall.
Solms-Sonnenwalde (Counts) Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Per pale, each half quarterly. Dexter half: first and fourth, per fess gules and or; second, argent, three water-lily leaves gules; third, azure, an anchor or. Sinister half: first and fourth, sable, a lion rampant argent; second and third, or, a rose sable. Overall, an inescutcheon or charged with a lion rampant azure.
Solms-Wildenfels (Counts) Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Per pale, each half quarterly. Dexter half: first and fourth, or, a lion rampant azure; second and third, per fess gules and or. Sinister half: first and fourth, sable, a lion rampant argent crowned or; second and third, or, a rose sable.
Soltau Coat of Arms
Hamburg.
Argent, three branches leaved vert, each bearing two acorns proper and set upon a terrace vert, with an eight-pointed star or at the chief point.
Soltau (Counts) Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Gules, a fess dancetty couped supporting a cross of Lorraine surmounted by a star, all or.
Soltbruggen Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Gules, an escutcheon argent at the centre between three annulets argent.
Söltel Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per fess: first, argent, a demi-lion or issuing from the division; second, azure, three stars argent.
Soltyk (Princes) Coat of Arms
Poland, Prussia.
Or, an eagle sable gorged with a crown or, with a sinister arm in armour argent issuing from the eagle’s dexter flank between the crown and the dexter wing and holding a raised sabre argent.
Som Coat of Arms
Hamburg.
Argent, a trefoil issuing from a ragged staff fesswise upon a terrace, all vert.
Sommer Coat of Arms
Brunswick.
Quarterly: first and fourth, vert, a fox rampant argent seizing a dove argent beaked and legged gules; second and third, gules, two fleurs-de-lis argent in chief and an eight-pointed star argent in base.
Sommer de Sommerfeld Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Quarterly: first, gules, three garbs or; second, azure, three eight-pointed stars argent; third, azure, three eight-pointed stars argent, one and two; fourth, gules, three garbs or, one and two. A bordure or. Overall, an inescutcheon azure bordered or and charged with three carp naiant argent, one above another.
Sommerfeld Coat of Arms
Hanover.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a trout proper palewise; second and third, azure, a fleur-de-lis or.
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a white horse salient; second and third, gules, a salmon proper bendwise with its tail raised. Overall, an inescutcheon azure charged with six lilies of the valley proper upon a terrace vert.
Sommerfeld de Falkenhayn Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Azure, three carp naiant argent, one above another.
Sommerfelt Coat of Arms
Hamburg.
Per fess: first, azure, a sun or; second, argent, three trefoils vert in a row upon a terrace vert.
Sömmering (Knights) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Azure, a bend or between a ring or in chief and a chamois statant upon a terrace in base, the tinctures of the chamois and terrace unspecified.
Sommerlatte Coat of Arms
Hanover, Saxony, Holland.
Gules, a fleur-de-lis argent.
Somnard de Belleville Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Azure, a sword argent hilted or between two eight-pointed stars or, supporting a crown or lined gules.
Somnitz Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Azure, an arrow or flanked in chief by two stars or; overall a crescent argent with a face and its horns downward.
Söning Coat of Arms
Nördlingen, Bavaria, Swabia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a fleur-de-lis argent; second and third, gules, a spade iron argent palewise.
Sonneck Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Sable, a pair of wings conjoined with their tips downward or.
Sonneman Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a bend sinister itself divided per bend sinister argent and sable, charged with three leafy branches vert palewise overall upon its division; the bend sinister between a sun or in chief and a crescent or with a face and its horns toward sinister in base.
Sonnenberg Coat of Arms
Anhalt.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a fess argent with a sun or in chief; second and third, or, a lion rampant gules.
Franconia.
Azure, a hill sable surmounted by a sun or.
Sonnenwalde Coat of Arms
Hesse — crowned version.
Sable, a lion rampant argent crowned or.
Hesse — uncrowned version.
Sable, a lion rampant argent.
Sonntag Coat of Arms
Württemberg.
Chequy of nine squares, five argent and four azure; the central square argent shaped as an inescutcheon and charged with an eagle sable; each square azure charged with a fleur-de-lis or pointing outward toward the edge of the shield.
Sontheim Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Argent, two eagle’s legs gules crossed in saltire with their talons upward.
Württemberg — counts, 1807.
Or, three stag’s antlers sable fesswise, one above another, overall a bend sinister gules.
Sonvicho Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, two spiked maces argent crossed in saltire.
Sool Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first, gules, a fleur-de-lis argent; second and third, azure, a star or; fourth, gules, a wheel argent.
Soop Coat of Arms
Holstein.
Per pale: first, or, uncharged; second, azure, a fess argent.
Sorg Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Or, a bull’s head and neck sable.
Sörgei Coat of Arms
Pforzheim, Baden.
Per fess: first, or, a demi-man vested azure and wearing a pointed cap azure, holding an acorn leaved proper in his dexter hand; second, azure, a chevron or between three stars or.
Sothen Coat of Arms
Hanover.
Gules, an escallop argent.
Sottelet (Barons) Coat of Arms
Germany.
Argent, a cross engrailed sable; a canton azure charged with a compass needle argent bendwise, its lower end terminating in a crescent.
Soubiran Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Purpure, a bend or charged with a crescent argent.
Souches (Counts) Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, an eagle chequy argent and gules crowned or; second and third, gules, a fess argent and a chief argent, the fess supporting a tower argent with doorway and windows sable, surmounted by five banners barry wavy argent and gules extending over the chief. Overall, an inescutcheon or crowned or and charged with a chevron ployé gules between three hearts gules, the heart in base above a crescent argent.
Soyer Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, three linden leaves vert in pall reversed, their stalks meeting.
Soyer d'Eisendorf Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Azure, a Pegasus salient argent upon a mount or.
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Spaen Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Argent, three bends gules.
Westphalia.
Argent, three millrinds sable.
Spaeth Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a chevron gules charged with two lions argent facing one another and holding a sceptre argent together, accompanied in chief by two crescents argent with faces and their horns downward, following the slopes of the chevron, and in base by three stars argent, one and two. Enté in base argent, charged with a demi-eagle proper issuing from a mount vert.
Spagerer Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first, or, a double-headed eagle sable beaked and legged or, each head crowned or; second, per fess argent and azure, a lion rampant or overall holding a ball of thread in its dexter forepaw and the end of the thread in its sinister, the thread’s tincture unspecified; third, gules, two iron swords hilted or crossed in saltire; fourth, argent, a rock proper issuing from the partition and a miner vested argent, wearing a cap gules and working the rock with a hammer sable.
Spahn Coat of Arms
Ulm, Württemberg, Swabia.
Azure, a bend or charged with a splinter of wood proper, between a star argent in chief and a wheel argent of four spokes in base.
Spaky Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess: first, gules, a cross pattée couped argent, overall two guidons argent attached to tournament lances argent, the lances bend-sinisterwise one above the other; second, argent, a stag’s head caboshed gules attired or.
Spalding Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per fess: first, sable, a cross couped argent; second, azure, two crescents or with faces, one above the other, the lower supporting three daggers or in bend, pale and bend sinister, their points downward.
Spalter Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Or, a buffalo’s head and neck sable ringed argent.
Spangenberg Coat of Arms
Prussia — buckle arms.
Or, a mount vert issuing from base and supporting a lozenge-shaped buckle azure with its four corners trefoiled and its tongue to sinister; a chief gules charged with two swords argent hilted or crossed in saltire.
Prussia — quartered arms.
Quarterly: first, or, a chamois rampant sable upon a rock of three steep peaks gules; second and third, gules, a fess divided azure above or by interlocking rounded waves, with a mount of three hillocks argent in base; fourth, bendy azure and or of four pieces. A chief argent overall charged with the Iron Cross.
Prussia, Hanover — broken partition arms.
Gules above argent, divided by a broken line running bend-sinisterwise, then rising bendwise, then continuing bend-sinisterwise toward base; the argent charged with a rose gules seeded or and barbed vert.
Spangenberger Coat of Arms
Nördlingen, Bavaria.
Per fess: first, argent, a star or; second, sable, three steep rocks argent side by side.
Spanheim Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per pale: first, or, a demi-eagle gules beaked and legged or issuing from the partition; second, the sinister half of a gyronny field argent and azure.
Westphalia.
Chequy argent and gules, with four dividing lines in one direction and five in the other.
Spänlein or Spölin Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Gules, a splinter of wood argent bendwise.
Spanofsky de Lissau Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Argent, a pale sable.
Spar (von der) Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Sable, a pair of wings conjoined with their tips downward or, with a star or in chief.
Sparek Coat of Arms
Germany.
Sable, a lion rampant or holding an orb or banded and surmounted by a cross or between its paws.
Sparnberg called Tansdorff Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, a fess argent.
Sparneck Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Argent, two chevrons gules.
Sparr Coat of Arms
Prussia, Austria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a double-headed eagle sable, each head crowned or and its breast charged with a star or; second and third, argent, three chevrons azure. Overall, an inescutcheon azure crowned or and charged at its centre with a small escutcheon or surrounded by seven stars or in orle, three, two and two, for Sparr.
Sparre, Barons of Cronenberg Coat of Arms
Baden.
Gules, a chevron or.
Sparremann Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Or, three stag’s antlers sable fesswise one above another, the middle antler reversed.
Sparrenberg Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, a bend argent charged with a rose or.
Spass Coat of Arms
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Or, an arrow azure palewise with its point downward, entwined by a serpent azure.
Spät Coat of Arms
Augsburg, Bavaria, Swabia.
Or, a letter S argent pierced by an arrow argent bendwise with its point upward, feathered or, azure, argent and gules.
Spatz Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per fess: first, or, a bird argent; second, azure, a star or.
Spaur Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Austria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a lion rampant gules holding a cup or between its paws, the lion in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, chequy argent and azure, a fess gules overall.
Spazenreiter (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Munich, Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a sparrow argent with wings raised; second and third, or, a horseman in armour sable, his helmet plumed with a single ostrich feather sable, holding a sword argent and mounted upon a rearing horse argent saddled and bridled or.
Spechfeldt Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Argent, a lion’s paw gules fesswise.
Specht Coat of Arms
East Frisia.
Argent, a woodpecker proper upon a mount of three hillocks vert, its dexter foot raised.
Specht de Bubenheim Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Or, a fess sable fretty or supporting a woodpecker gules.
Speck, Barons of Sternburg Coat of Arms
Saxony, Bavaria.
Quarterly: first, barry azure and or; second and third, gules, a cock argent holding a ring or in its beak, the cock in the third quarter facing sinister; fourth, barry or and azure. Overall, an inescutcheon azure charged with a tilted five-pointed star or.
Speckhan Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Or, a cock sable combed and wattled gules upon a terrace vert, holding a slice of bacon proper in its beak; a bordure or.
Speckhower Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Or, four bends gules; a canton argent charged with a fleur-de-lis sable.
Speckmann Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per pale: first, argent, a tree vert upon a terrace vert; second, azure, a chevron or.
Speckner auf Pillhofen (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Azure, a bend argent between three stars or, two in chief and one in base; a bordure or.
Spede Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Or, three pallets gules.
Speer Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
A field of alternating triangles argent and gules, formed by two horizontal lines, three diagonal lines in bend sinister and two diagonal lines in bend.
Speicher Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess: first, argent, a castle surmounted by a dome and flanked by two towers, all gules masoned sable and resting upon the division; second, azure, three ears of corn or without leaves upon a mount of three hillocks vert.
Speidel Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a griffin sable; second and third, azure, three triangles inverted argent, two and one.
Württemberg.
Azure, two ragged staffs argent crossed in saltire, flanked by two stars argent.
Speidl Coat of Arms
Styria, Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a griffin sable, that in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, argent, a lion rampant gules, that in the third quarter facing sinister. Overall, an inescutcheon gules charged with three triangles argent pointing downward.
Speiermann Coat of Arms
Hanover.
Per fess: first, azure, three pikes gules tipped argent palewise side by side; second, or, a bench sable.
Spekin Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Argent, a fess embattled of three pieces gules between two roses gules, one in chief and one in base.
Spelt Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per pale azure and or, a demi-chamois counterchanged.
Spelter Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Gules, a cramp bendwise and a staff bend-sinisterwise, both passing through an annulet, all argent.
Spengler Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per pale: first, gules, half a rose argent; second, argent, half a fleur-de-lis gules, both issuing from the partition.
Silesia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, an eagle sable; second and third, argent, an embattled castle gules. Overall, an inescutcheon per fess: first, or, an eagle sable langued gules; second, gules, a lidded cooking pot argent upon a mount of three hillocks or and flanked by four stars or, for Spengler.
Spens de Roden Coat of Arms
Silesia, Bohemia.
Azure, a lion rampant or crowned or, overall a bend gules charged with three flaming grenades proper aligned with the bend.
Sperer de Johnsdorf Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Sable, a fess chequy gules and argent between a crown or in chief and six flames or in base, three, two and one.
Sperger Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Argent, a sparrowhawk proper with wings raised, perched upon a laurel branch vert.
Sperl auf Altenhammer und Trevesen Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, a sparrowhawk rising sable with wings lowered, perched upon a ragged staff argent shaped like a gallows and planted in a mount vert.
Sperl de Dofern Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Azure, a ragged staff or shaped like a gallows upon a hill vert, surmounted by a sparrowhawk or.
Sperling Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg.
Azure, three sparrows proper.
Prussia, Saxony.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a cramp argent bend-sinisterwise; second and third, per fess, in chief argent, a demi-stag sable, and in base barry sable and argent of six pieces.
Sperreuth (Barons) Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a tournament lance striped argent and gules palewise, its tip broken and hanging down; second, argent, a woman’s bust with loose hair, vested per pale azure and or and with her head surmounted by three ostrich feathers gules, azure and argent; third, azure, a chief lozengy argent and gules. Overall, an inescutcheon per bend sinister or and azure, charged with a plume of three ostrich feathers gules, azure and argent bendwise overall, issuing from a crescent or bend-sinisterwise upon the azure.
Sperwerseck Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Chequy argent and sable.
Spesshardt (Barons) Coat of Arms
Saxony, Austria.
Gules, a fish’s head couped argent bendwise.
Speth Coat of Arms
Munich, Bavaria.
Azure, a bend gules charged throughout its length with a vine bearing six bunches of grapes, all proper; in chief and in base a crescent or bendwise, each enclosing a star or between its horns.
Spicker Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Argent, a demi-lion gules.
Spicker (in dem) Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Gules, a chevron or.
Spida Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Per bend sinister: first, azure, a crescent or; second, or, an eagle azure; a bend sinister argent overall upon the division.
Spiegel Coat of Arms
Silesia, Saxony.
Argent, two bars dancetty gules.
Spiegel vom Ufer Coat of Arms
Cologne, Rhine Province.
Sable, three round mirrors argent framed or.
Spiegel von und zu Pickelsheim (Barons) Coat of Arms
Westphalia, Hesse, Bavaria.
Gules, three round mirrors argent framed or.
Spiegel zum Desenberg (Barons) Coat of Arms
Hanover, Hesse, Bavaria.
Gules, three round mirrors argent framed or.
Spiegelberg Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Argent, a fess sable charged with three roses gules.
Spiegelberg (Counts) Coat of Arms
Brunswick.
Argent, a stag passant gules.
Hesse.
Argent, a bend sable charged with a round mirror azure framed argent.
Westphalia.
Per fess argent and sable, the argent charged with two round mirrors azure framed argent.
Spiegell (von) Coat of Arms
Germany.
Gules, a fess argent between three round mirrors argent.
Spiegelsberger Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, three steep rocks argent issuing from base, each surmounted by a star or.
Spielberger Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Argent, a triangle azure touching the edges of the shield, charged with a demi-horse argent and accompanied by three stars azure.
Spieler Coat of Arms
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Per bend or and sable, an eagle’s leg counterchanged with its talons downward.
Spiering Coat of Arms
Baden, Bavaria.
Per fess: first, sable, a wheel or; second, argent, three beehives gules, each bound with three hoops sable.
Spies Coat of Arms
Bavaria — bars and stars arms.
Gules, four bars argent between eight stars or arranged two, one, two, one and two.
Bavaria — pike and bends arms.
Per pale: first, argent, three pikes sable palewise side by side, each adorned with two tassels sable on its sinister side; second, argent, three bends sinister gules.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Or, a man-at-arms with his visor raised and his head in profile, holding a halberd, both supported by a terrace vert; the tinctures of the man-at-arms and halberd are unspecified.
Rhine Province.
Gules, a spearhead argent bendwise.
Spies de Büllesheim (Barons) Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Sable, a lion rampant or armed, langued and crowned gules, accompanied by five escallops or: one in each chief corner, one in each base corner and one in base.
Spiess Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Azure, a bend gules, overall two bends sinister argent, the first charged with three small crosses gules and the second with three annulets gules.
Spiessen Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Argent, a fess gules grasped by an eagle’s talon sable.
Spilberg Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, three dice argent, one and two, each set as a lozenge, the die in chief showing five spots, that to dexter six and that to sinister five; a mount or in base.
Spilcker Coat of Arms
Hanover.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a goat sable rampant against a fir tree vert, both upon a terrace vert; second and third, azure, a chevron or.
Spiller de Hauenschild Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, a fleur-de-lis argent in chief and a rose argent in base.
Spina Coat of Arms
Germany.
Argent, three roses gules, one and two, stalked and leaved vert.
Spindler Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Gules, a wheel or of six spokes.
Spittal de Krechting Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Per fess: first, argent, a demi-otter proper issuing from the division and holding in its teeth an eel azure undulating fesswise; second, azure, two doves argent facing one another, beaked and legged gules.
Spitzel Coat of Arms
Augsburg, Bavaria, Swabia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a unicorn salient or facing sinister; second and third, azure, three mountains vert side by side, the middle mountain pierced sable.
Spitzel auf Eberstall Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, on a bend argent between two roses argent, an arrow sable aligned with the bend; chapé-ployé, to dexter or charged with a snake azure undulating palewise and facing sinister, and to sinister azure charged with a griffin or holding a spiked mace argent between its claws.
Spitzel auf Unterspan Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first, or, a snake azure undulating palewise and facing sinister behind a grating argent upon a mount vert; second and third, per fess sable and argent, the sable charged with a pair of pincers argent fesswise; fourth, azure, a griffin or holding a spiked mace argent between its claws.
Spitzemberg called de Brockfeld (Barons) Coat of Arms
Württemberg.
Argent, two martlets sable swimming upon water azure.
Spoll Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Or, five lozenges sable conjoined side by side in fess.
Spon Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per pale: first, or semy of lozenges gules, a lion rampant sable facing sinister overall; second, per fess argent and azure, a fess gules overall upon the division, the argent charged with a double-headed eagle sable beaked and legged or, and the azure charged with three eight-pointed stars argent, two and one.
Palatinate, Alsace.
Per pale: first, argent, a fess gules between a rose azure in chief barbed and seeded or and three five-pointed stars or in base, two and one; second, azure, a lion rampant or.
Ulm, Lyon, Geneva, Württemberg, Swabia, Rhône, Lyonnais.
Azure, a bend between a star in chief and an annulet surmounted by a cross in base, all or.
Sponeck Coat of Arms
Württemberg, Baden.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a lion rampant or crowned or; second and third, azure, a bend sinister wavy argent charged with a fish proper, between a star or in chief and a crescent or with a face in base. Overall, an inescutcheon or charged with an eagle sable beaked, legged and crowned or.
Sponheim Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Or, a bend lozengy argent and sable, with a lion rampant gules in chief.
Spörcken Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg.
Or, a spur sable with elaborate ornamentation, bendwise.
Spörl Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia — angel arms.
Argent, a demi-angel vested gules, haired and winged or, the outer edges of its wings adorned with balls or.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia — spur and lion arms.
Per pale: first, argent, two bends sinister azure with a spur proper at the centre bend-sinisterwise, its rowel upward; second, gules, a lion rampant argent.
Spörlin Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Gules, a woman’s bust vested sable, her arms replaced by two stag’s antlers proper, each tine surmounted by a star or.
Sprechelsen or Sprekelsen Coat of Arms
Hamburg, Denmark.
Gules, a cut oak trunk fesswise sprouting three leaves, one upward and two downward, all or.
Sprenge Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Sable, three eagle’s talons or with their claws upward.
Sprengel Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg.
Gules, a bend or charged with three roses gules.
Sprenger Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per pale: first, or, two bends sinister gules; second, azure, a stag rampant proper upon a terrace vert.
Sprengnagel Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a horse rearing or upon a terrace vert into which three nails of unspecified tincture are driven, the horse in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, sable, a griffin or, that in the third quarter facing sinister.
Spreti (Counts) Coat of Arms
Rome, Bavaria — fern version.
Or, a fern plant vert upon a rock of three peaks argent.
Rome, Bavaria — pine-tree version.
Or, a pine tree vert upon a rock of three peaks argent.
Spreti de Weilbach Coat of Arms
Bavaria — fern version.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a demi-ibex sable; second and third, or, two chevrons sable. Overall, an inescutcheon or charged with a fern plant vert upon a rock of three peaks argent.
Bavaria — pine-tree version.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a demi-ibex sable; second and third, or, two chevrons sable. Overall, an inescutcheon or charged with a pine tree vert upon a rock of three peaks argent.
Sprewitz Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg, Pomerania.
Per pale: first, argent, a woman affronty vested sable, holding a scythe proper in each hand, the scythe to dexter with its blade downward and turned to dexter, and that to sinister with its blade upward and turned to sinister; second, gules, a fess wavy azure and argent.
Springel d'Edelstein Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Azure, a bend sable charged with a lion passant or, between two linden leaves vert with their stalks downward.
Spruner (Sprüner) de Mertz Coat of Arms
Bavaria — arms of 1502.
Per fess or and azure, the or charged with a demi-ibex proper issuing from the division.
Bavaria — arms of 1588.
Divided vertically and twice horizontally into six compartments: first, sable, a mount of three hillocks or surmounted by a star or; second, or, an eagle sable; the third and fifth compartments together, per fess or and azure, the or charged with a demi-ibex proper issuing from the division; the fourth and sixth compartments together, per fess azure and or, the or charged with three daisies argent stalked and leaved vert in fess.
Bavaria — modified arms of 1571.
Per fess azure and or, the or charged with three daisies argent stalked and leaved vert in fess.
Spulitz de Gitter Coat of Arms
Germany.
Gules, a demi-ibex argent horned or.
St surnames
St.-Martin Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, a lion rampant argent.
Rietstap: French transcription and source reference
St.-Michiel Coat of Arms
Germany.
Or, a fess sable between three hogs of the same.
Rietstap: French transcription and source reference
Staader Edle von Adelsheim Coat of Arms
Austria, Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a double-headed eagle sable, each head crowned or, charged with three stars or in fess, one upon its breast and one upon each wing; second, per pale azure and argent, a bend gules overall charged with three escallops argent aligned with the bend; third, per pale argent and azure, three hearts gules, two and one, overall. Over all, an inescutcheon argent charged with a lion rampant azure crowned or.
Staal Coat of Arms
Nördlingen, Bavaria, Swabia.
Azure, on a bend gules between two stars or, a cramp or aligned with the bend.
Stabel Coat of Arms
Baden.
Sable, a bend argent between two stars argent.
Stablowski Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, an eagle’s head and neck argent.
Stach de Goltzheim Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Argent, two bars sable, the upper having three pendants sable like a label.
Stachel de Stacheleck Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, chaussé-ployé or to dexter and gules to sinister.
Stachelegk Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Gules, a canton chequy argent and azure of nine squares, five argent and four azure.
Stack Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess: first, argent, a sabre fesswise with its hilt to dexter, surmounted by three garbs or in chief, the sabre’s tincture unspecified; second, or, a lion rampant argent.
Stacke Coat of Arms
Holstein.
Gules, a fan of heron’s feathers argent with a handle argent pointing downward.
Stade Coat of Arms
Bremen.
Per fess gules and or, the division formed of three interlocking points.
Stadeldorf Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, a presiding judge’s cap or turned up argent.
Staden (von) Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per pale: first, gules, a sinister arm in armour argent issuing from the partition, its hand of flesh colour holding an arrow or bend-sinisterwise with its point downward; second, azure, three stars or in pale. A bordure or.
Stadion zu Warthausen und Thanhausen Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Austria, Württemberg.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, three pine cones or with their points downward, for the lordship of Thanhausen; second and third, argent, a cross pattée couped gules. Overall, an inescutcheon sable charged with three wolf-hooks or in pale, their rings downward.
Stadler Coat of Arms
Bavaria — door arms.
Sable, a hut door or.
Bavaria — quartered arms.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a lion rampant or crowned or; second and third, gules, a chevron ployé argent. Overall, an inescutcheon azure charged with a crane in its vigilance argent.
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Azure, a dog argent seated within the curve of a crescent with its horns upward, the crescent quarterly gules and sable.
Stadler de Gstirner Coat of Arms
Carinthia, Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a bend azure charged with three stars or; second and third, azure, a bustard argent upon a mount vert.
Stadlershausen (formerly Stadler) zu Eberhardsreith Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a lion rampant or holding an arrow argent palewise between its paws; second and third, barry argent and azure of four pieces. Overall, an inescutcheon argent charged with a cross pattée or.
Stadtler Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess: first, sable, a town or consisting of a tower to dexter and a house to sinister joined by a curtain wall; second, sable, two bends or.
Stadtmüller Coat of Arms
Bonn.
Per bend azure and or, a lion rampant counterchanged upon a hill gules, supporting a mill wheel gules between its paws.
Staedtler Edle von Treuenfeld Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Divided into four equal vertical sections: or, sable, gules and azure.
Staegemann Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per bend: first, azure, a bundle of three arrows argent bendwise with their points downward; second, or, an oak branch bendwise bearing three leaves vert.
Stael de Holstein Coat of Arms
Prussia, Hanover, Bavaria, Courland, Livonia, Sweden, France, Netherlands.
Argent, eight roundels gules in orle.
Staff called de Reitzenstein Coat of Arms
Prussia, Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a saltire indented argent; second and third, argent, three Black men’s heads blindfolded argent. Overall, an inescutcheon gules charged with a bend argent.
Staffel Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Or, a nail sable between a pair of stag’s antlers sable.
Westphalia.
Azure semy of crosses crosslet or with knobbed ends, a lion rampant argent overall.
Staffeld Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg, Denmark.
Azure, three knives argent with handles or, fesswise one above another, their points either to dexter or to sinister.
Stäffelin de Härtenstein Coat of Arms
Württemberg.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, two bends sinister dancetty sable; second and third, argent, a lion rampant gules upon a mount vert, holding a raised club of unspecified tincture between its paws, the lion in the third quarter facing sinister.
Staffhorst Coat of Arms
Hanover.
Argent, a fess azure charged with three trefoils argent.
Stahel Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a lion rampant or crowned or; second and third, argent, a bend azure.
Stahl Coat of Arms
Germany.
Gules, two firesteels argent back to back.
Germany — single firesteel arms.
Or, a firesteel sable.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Azure, on a bend gules between two stars argent, a cramp argent.
Prussia.
Per fess: first, azure, a griffin argent; second, argent, two pallets gules with an arrow gules between them.
Stahl Edle von Pfeilhalden Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a demi-young man issuing from a mount vert, vested per pale or and azure with a falling collar argent and a wreath or and azure about his head, holding a crossbow in his dexter hand and an arrow with its point upward in his sinister, the weapons’ tinctures unspecified; second and third, azure, an embattled wall or masoned sable, surmounted by a bundle of three arrows argent with their points upward. Overall, an inescutcheon per fess azure and gules, charged with a man in profile per fess argent upon the azure and or upon the gules, standing on a mount vert and shooting an arrow from a crossbow of unspecified tincture.
Stahlburg Coat of Arms
Austria, Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, uncharged; second and third, argent, three bars sable. Overall, a bend or charged with a bow sable aligned with the bend.
Stahlein Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a stork proper with wings raised issuing from a tower gules rising from base; second and third, azure, a man in profile vested argent and wearing a cap argent, holding an arrowhead in one hand and a spade in the other, the man in the third quarter facing sinister, the tools’ tinctures unspecified. Overall, an inescutcheon azure charged with a harpy or crowned or.
Stahler Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Gules, a pale or charged with three roses gules.
Swabia.
Gules, a pentagram or.
Stählin Coat of Arms
Nördlingen, Bavaria, Swabia.
Gules, a demi-unicorn or issuing from a mount vert.
Stählin de Storksburg Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Azure, an eagle or with its head concealed within a tournament helmet argent.
Stahrenberg Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a wing sable, that in the first quarter reversed; second, or, a ragged staff proper fesswise supporting two birds sable back to back, with a third bird sable in base; third, or, a raven sable. A bordure or.
Staiber Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per bend sable and or, a greyhound rampant counterchanged collared or.
Stain Coat of Arms
Germany — lion arms.
Per fess azure and argent, a lion rampant or crowned or overall.
Germany — quartered arms.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, an ibex rampant sable upon a rocky terrace argent; second and third, azure, two sabres argent hilted or crossed in saltire.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per bend sinister gules and sable, a stepped pile argent issuing from the sinister chief corner overall upon the division.
Stain de Jettingen Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Or, three wolf-hooks sable, one above another, their rings downward.
Stain de Nieder-Stozingen (Barons) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, three wolf-hooks sable, one above another, their rings downward; second and third, argent, a mount of six hillocks sable detached from the shield’s edges, each hillock edged or.
Stain de Reichenstein (Barons) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, three wolf-hooks sable, one above another, their rings downward; second and third, or, an eagle per pale argent and gules.
Stain zum Rechtenstein Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, three wolf-hooks sable, one above another, their rings downward; second and third, or, a bend lozengy gules and argent of three rows.
Stainberg Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, six square stones argent piled in a pyramid.
Stainberger Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Argent, a pointer dog sejant gules collared or, its dexter forepaw raised.
Stainenbrunn Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Sable, a bend dancetty argent.
Stainer Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Or, a demi-ibex sable issuing from a rock of three steep peaks argent.
Stainer de Rockendorf Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Or, a pale sable.
Stainhaim Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Argent, a fess gules between seven lozenges azure, four in chief and three in base.
Stainheim (Barons) Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, lozengy argent and gules, a fess argent overall; second and third, or, a cock sable with one foot raised, combed and wattled gules, upon a mount vert, the cock in the third quarter facing sinister.
Staininger Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per pale sable and argent, a heron upon a hill, both counterchanged.
Stainlein de Saalenstein Coat of Arms
Hungary, Bavaria.
Per fess: first, azure, a demi-miner vested argent and wearing an Albanian cap argent, holding a hammer of unspecified tincture; second, chequy sable and argent of sixteen squares.
Stainmetz Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess: first, azure, a demi-man issuing from the division, vested or and wearing a wreath or about his head, holding in each hand a snake proper undulating palewise; second, gules, a fess argent with a mount vert in base and a square stone argent overall upon the upper edge of the fess.
Staldorf Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per pale sable and argent, two cranes proper back to back.
Stamford Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Argent, a fess vert between three ravens sable in chief, one and two, and three hunting horns gules in base, two and one, stringed and ringed or with their mouthpieces to dexter.
Stamheim or Stammen Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Argent, a chief gules charged with three stars or.
Stamler Coat of Arms
East Frisia.
Argent, a princely cap gules turned up ermine, with cords vert crossed in saltire and ending in two tassels vert, one on each side of the cap.
Stamm Coat of Arms
Palatinate.
Argent, a cut tree trunk supporting two palm branches vert back to back, upon a terrace vert; the trunk’s tincture is unspecified.
Stammer Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Gules, a bend wavy argent.
Stamminger Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Argent, a raven sable.
Stampach Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, a chevron argent charged with three roses gules.
Stampe Coat of Arms
Holstein.
Per pale: first, azure, uncharged; second, per bend dancetty argent and gules, the gules masoned sable.
Stanchina de Leiffenburg Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a bend or charged with a Latin cross pattée gules aligned with the bend.
Standtfest Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Gules, a column argent bendwise entwined three times by a tree branch vert.
Stane Coat of Arms
Palatinate.
Sable, on a chevron or between three stars or, three roundels argent.
Stang Coat of Arms
Augsburg, Bavaria, Swabia.
Azure, a griffin or holding a sword argent, supported by a ragged staff or curved in a semicircle.
Thuringia.
Argent, a bear’s paw sable.
Stang de Conitz Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Argent, a demi-double-headed eagle sable, three bars gules overall.
Stang Meldrzynski Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Argent, a demi-double-headed eagle sable interlaced with three bars gules.
Stanger Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per pale: first, sable, a griffin or; second, azure, two pieces of wood or crossed in saltire and bound together by a ribbon gules.
Stängl Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess: first, argent, a demi-Black man vested gules, wearing a wreath argent and gules about his head, belted or and with a falling collar or, holding a staff or; second, gules, uncharged.
Stanta Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a knight in armour proper, his helmet plumed or, sable and gules, holding a sword argent and standing upon a terrace vert; second and third, sable, a lion rampant or crowned or.
Starck Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a dexter arm vested gules, its hand of flesh colour holding a pike argent bendwise.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Argent, a demi-man vested gules and wearing a cap argent turned up sable, issuing from a mount sable and holding a hook or in each hand.
Prussia — eagle and arm arms.
Per fess: first, argent, a double-headed eagle per pale sable and gules, beaked and legged or, each wing charged with a semicircle trefoiled or and each head ensigned with a royal crown or; second, azure, a sinister arm in armour sable, its hand of flesh colour holding a sword argent hilted or bend-sinisterwise.
Prussia — tower and boat arms.
Per fess: first, argent, a tower gules; second, per pale, in dexter gules, a halberd proper bendwise, and in sinister azure, a small boat flying the Prussian flag and floating upon a sea proper. A chief gules charged with two swords argent hilted or crossed in saltire.
Saxony.
Quarterly: first, per pale, in dexter gules, a demi-eagle argent beaked, legged and crowned or issuing from the partition, and in sinister lozengy argent and gules; second and third, azure, a lion rampant or armed and langued gules, that in the third quarter facing sinister; fourth, gules, a twisted column argent upon a pedestal argent, surmounted by a six-pointed star argent and flanked by two eight-pointed stars or. Overall, an inescutcheon vert charged with a sinister arm in armour or issuing from the flank and holding a Gothic key argent bend-sinisterwise.
Starkloff Coat of Arms
Livonia, Hesse, Württemberg.
Per pale: first, azure, a lion rampant or facing sinister; second, sable, a lynx rampant proper.
Stärl Coat of Arms
Germany.
Sable, a bend or charged with three starlings passant proper with open beaks.
Starzinsky (Barons) Coat of Arms
Germany.
Or, a fess azure.
Staten Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Azure, a crayfish gules palewise, with three stars argent in pale to dexter.
Stattlender Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per pale: first, argent, a fess sable between a rose gules in chief and three linden leaves vert in a row in base, their stalks upward; second, or, a sinister arm vested sable, its hand of flesh colour holding a sabre argent hilted or.
Stauber Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess: first, or, an eagle sable; second, bendy or and sable.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per fess sable and or, a pointer dog rampant counterchanged.
Staudacher Coat of Arms
Germany — laurel and staff arms.
Gules, a laurel branch vert curved into a scroll, and a leafless ragged staff proper bend-sinisterwise.
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Sable, an oak tree proper upon a mount vert; chapé or.
Staude Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Argent, a man’s bust in profile vested gules and wearing a pointed cap gules turned up vert.
Saxony.
Bendy sable and argent of four pieces.
Staudenhecht Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Gules, a linden tree vert upon a terrace vert, with a pike fish proper fesswise among its branches.
Staudigel or Stäudigl Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Austria, Bavaria, Franconia.
Argent, a hedgehog sable.
Stauding Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Azure, a bent branch bearing three leaves argent.
Stauding auf Schneeberg und Tieffenbach Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a bent branch bearing three leaves argent; second and third, or, a demi-boar sable pierced through the shoulder by a sword argent hilted or bend-sinisterwise, its point downward.
Staudner Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia — fleur-de-lis and star arms.
Per fess: first, or, a fleur-de-lis argent; second, azure, a star or.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia — two fleurs-de-lis arms.
Per fess or and azure, two fleurs-de-lis counterchanged, one in chief and one in base.
Staudt Coat of Arms
Bavaria — arms of 1700.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a man’s bust vested gules with a falling collar argent, wearing an antique cap gules turned up argent and adorned at the front with three linden leaves vert, the bust in the first quarter facing sinister and that in the fourth facing dexter; second and third, azure, a lion rampant or holding an inverted wine glass argent, the lion in the third quarter facing sinister.
Bavaria — family arms.
Argent, a man’s bust vested gules with a falling collar argent, wearing an antique cap gules turned up argent and adorned at the front with three linden leaves vert.
Staudt de Limburg Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Azure, a bend between a star in chief and three water-lily leaves in base, each leaf bend-sinisterwise and the three arranged in bend, all or.
Staudtach Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, a chevron abased gules surmounted by a fess embattled sable.
Stauf Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per bend sinister azure and or, a unicorn rampant counterchanged.
Staufen or Stofen Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Azure, three tables or, each supported by a single leg, two and one.
Staufeneck Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Or, a lion rampant azure armed, langued and crowned gules.
Staupitz Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Argent, a hunting horn sable stringed gules, with its rings and mouthpiece or.
Stavani Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per pale: first, or, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the partition; second, azure, three stars or, two and one, with a mount vert in base.
Stecher Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Azure, a Jerusalem cross or; on a chief argent an arrow gules tipped azure fesswise.
Stechow Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Argent, three bends sable, each charged with five trefoils argent aligned with the bend.
Steck Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Gules, a fess argent between three fleurs-de-lis argent; a bordure or.
Westphalia — saltire arms.
Azure, a narrow saltire or, its upper ends hooked.
Steckel zum Schwarzberg auf Judendorff Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Or, a bear proper crowned and collared or, seated upon a tree trunk proper fesswise and holding an axe proper with shaft or.
Steding Coat of Arms
Bremen.
Gules, two stepped gables or side by side and conjoined, shaped as stepped chevrons, masoned sable and issuing from the flanks.
Pomerania.
Gules, two spiked maces or in saltire.
Stedingen Coat of Arms
Bremen.
Azure, a tournament helmet argent affronty lined gules, surmounted by a pair of wings argent, each wing charged with a fess gules bearing three roses argent.
Stedingk Coat of Arms
Westphalia, Bavaria.
Per fess: first, or, a demi-lion gules issuing from the division; second, barry of four sable and or.
Stedman Coat of Arms
Rhine Province, Scotland.
Argent, three holly leaves vert growing from one stalk.
Steeger auf Aufhofen Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a lion rampant or holding a triangle voided argent between its paws, the lion in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, azure, a wooden bridge supported by two piles, all proper.
Steen Coat of Arms
Holstein.
Azure, an escallop argent.
Steffan Coat of Arms
Frankfurt, Hesse.
Gules, a cramp argent fesswise.
Steffan de Trovers Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per pale: first, or, a demi-eagle sable; second, gules, on a fess argent between two fleurs-de-lis argent, one in chief and one in base, a fleur-de-lis gules.
Editorial note: Rietstap describes the shield as divided vertically but says that the demi-eagle issues from a horizontal division; that inconsistency is retained without guessing a correction.
Steffen Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Or, three pallets gules.
Steffenelli von Prentenhof und Hohenmaur Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, an eagle gules between three stars gules, one and two, the eagle in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, azure, a stag rampant or.
Steffens Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Per pale: first, azure, a chevron argent between three roses argent; second, argent, two bars sable with a wolf’s head and neck sable in chief.
Steffens de Trauweiler Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Per pale: first, azure, a chevron argent between three roses gules; second, argent, two bars sable, the upper supporting a wolf’s head and neck sable langued gules in chief.
Stegmann (von) und Stein Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, three bends or; second and third, or, a demi-eagle sable beaked, legged and crowned or issuing from the partition. A bordure or.
Stegmanski Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Gules, three antique stirrups argent.
Stegmüller de Rottenstein Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, barry argent and gules; second and third, azure, a griffin or holding a mulberry branch inverted, leaved vert and fruited proper.
Stehelin Coat of Arms
Bavaria — quartered arms.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a unicorn rampant or crowned or and collared with a ribbon gules, supported by three rocky peaks argent, the unicorn in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, or, a man-at-arms in armour argent, his helmet plumed, holding a flag and standing upon a terrace azure; the plume and flag tinctures are unspecified.
Nördlingen, Bavaria, Swabia.
Gules, a demi-unicorn or issuing from a mount or between two roundels or, one in the dexter chief canton and one in the sinister base canton.
Steige Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Azure, a ladder argent held by two hands of flesh colour with sleeves gules.
Steiger Edle zu Baldenburg und Thaal Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Or, an ibex sable climbing a rock argent issuing from the dexter flank; on a chief azure three stars or.
Stein Coat of Arms
Bremen.
Argent, two forearms palewise side by side, vested azure with turned-back cuffs argent and hands of flesh colour, within a wreath of foliage vert adorned with four roses gules, one, two and one.
Frankfurt, Hesse.
Argent, three lozenges gules with a star or at the chief point.
Mecklenburg.
Argent, a crane holding its vigilance stone proper, upon a terrace vert.
Pomerania.
Argent, a lozenge dancetty gules charged with a wolf’s tooth argent, with three trefoils vert issuing from the lozenge in pall.
Prussia.
Azure, a mountain argent issuing from base; on a base argent three billets gules, two and one. A bordure or.
Westphalia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, three lozenges gules conjoined in bend; second and third, chequy argent and gules with a label of four points azure in chief.
Stein called Oberstein Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Argent, a lion rampant gules crowned or.
Stein de Lausnitz (Barons) Coat of Arms
Saxony, Prussia, Hesse.
Or, a lion rampant azure.
Stein de Völkershausen Coat of Arms
Frankfurt, Hesse.
Argent, a bend sable.
Stein zu Braunsdorf Coat of Arms
Saxony, Prussia.
Per pale: first, argent, a lion rampant gules facing sinister; second, or, a lion rampant azure.
Stein zu Nord- und Ostheim Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Prussia.
Argent, a bend sable.
Stein-Kallenfels Coat of Arms
Rhine Province, Holland.
Per fess: first, vert, a lion passant argent; second, or plain.
Stein-Liebenstein zu Barchfeld (Barons) Coat of Arms
Hesse, Prussia.
Argent, two bends sable.
Steinach Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Or, a harp sable.
Steinäcker Coat of Arms
Westphalia, Pomerania, Silesia.
Azure, a chamois proper collared gules holding a sword argent hilted or palewise between its forelegs, climbing a rock gules issuing from the dexter flank, all upon a terrace vert.
Steinau called Steinrück Coat of Arms
Saxony — family arms.
Argent, three wheels sable, each of six spokes.
Saxony — quartered arms.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, six palm branches vert arranged in three pairs in saltire, two pairs above and one below; second and third, sable, a lion rampant or crowned or, that in the third quarter facing sinister. Overall, an inescutcheon argent charged with three wheels sable, each of six spokes.
Steinbach Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per bend: first, or, a stag’s antler argent; second, azure, a rose argent.
Saxony.
Gules, on a chevron or three roses gules.
Silesia.
Azure, a bend sinister wavy argent.
Steinbeck Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Azure, three bars wavy argent, each charged with three stones or.
Steinberg-Skirbs Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per fess: first, argent, a crane’s leg sable fesswise holding a brown vigilance stone; second, sable, a palm tree vert upon a terrace vert.
Steinberger Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia — glacier arms.
Azure, a glacier argent.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia — greyhound arms.
Argent, a greyhound sejant gules collared and buckled or, its dexter forepaw raised.
Steinbickel Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Gules, two hoes proper in saltire upon a mount vert.
Steinbreg (Barons) Coat of Arms
Hanover, Mecklenburg.
Or, an ibex rampant sable horned or.
Steinen de Scherven Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Argent, on a fess sable three pallets gules, the fess supporting a demi-lion sable armed and langued gules, crowned or.
Steinfeld Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, three bars gules; second and third, gules, a woman’s bust of flesh colour with hands cut off, hair loose, wearing a pyramidal cap argent and an apron argent.
Prussia.
Argent, two bars gules, each charged with a narrow bar argent; in chief the Iron Cross.
Steinfelt Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Argent, a fess gules cotised gules.
Steinfurt (Counts) Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Or, a swan gules beaked and legged sable.
Steingruber Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, vair reversed; second, gules, a crown or; third, per pale or and gules, a rose counterchanged.
Steinhart Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Azure, three lozenges or.
Steinhaus called Sickes Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Argent, on a fess or three stars gules.
Steinheer Edle von Hohenstein Coat of Arms
Hesse, Austria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, an eagle sable; second and third, azure, an Egyptian pyramid argent surmounted by a star or.
Steinheimer Coat of Arms
Nördlingen, Bavaria, Swabia.
Or, a cock sable upon a cushion gules supported by a mount vert.
Steinkeller Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Azure, a heart gules supporting three swords inverted argent hilted or, their points meeting within the heart.
Steinkern Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Azure, a fleur-de-lis gules between four escallops argent.
Steinkircher Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Sable, a stepped chevron argent, with a shortened pale argent issuing from base.
Steinling Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Hesse.
Or, a cock sable with one foot raised and crowing, upon a mount vert.
Steinmann Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Or, a greyhound argent climbing toward a banner vert to dexter, the banner fringed argent and charged with a crescent argent bearing a human face with its horns toward sinister; its staff palewise surmounted by a crescent upright argent and tufted argent, the banner hanging toward dexter. The banner and greyhound are supported by a crescent argent bearing a human face.
Steinwehr Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Argent, two stirrups or with straps gules crossed in saltire.
Pomerania — armoured leg arms.
Azure, an armoured leg argent spurred argent, couped at the thigh with the foot downward.
Steinwich Coat of Arms
Hamburg.
Argent, three ears of corn or without leaves upon a terrace vert.
Steitz Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Azure, three roses gules stalked and leaved vert in fess.
Stelle de Stellenfleth Coat of Arms
Bremen, Denmark — 1683 arms.
Tierced in fess. The upper section per pale: first, or, a griffin argent facing sinister and crowned or, holding a sword of unspecified tincture in its sinister claw; second, azure, a lion rampant argent crowned or, holding a sword of unspecified tincture in its dexter forepaw. The middle section tierced in pale: first and third, gules, a Black woman’s head with her forehead wrapped in a veil argent, the first head facing sinister; second, argent, a covered cup or. The lower section per pale: first, azure, an anchor or with two stars argent in chief; second, or, an oak branch proper leaved and acorned, bend-sinisterwise.
Bremen, Denmark — family arms.
Argent, a covered cup or surmounted by a cross couped or.
Stellingwerff (von) Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Per pale: first, or, a demi-eagle sable crowned or issuing from the partition; second, azure, a crescent argent with its horns toward sinister, with two stars or one above the other to sinister.
Stellwag de Carrion Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Austria.
Argent, a demi-man in profile vested gules, carrying upon his shoulder a wagon shaft from whose end hangs a balance, the shaft and balance tinctures unspecified.
Steltzer Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Or, an embattled wall gules issuing from base, supporting a heron proper holding a trefoil vert in its beak.
Stempel Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Bendy or and sable, the second sable bend charged with a staff or aligned with the bend.
Stempel (Barons) Coat of Arms
Pomerania, Courland.
Argent, a square gules pierced by a handle gules palewise.
Stempfer Coat of Arms
Germany.
Sable, a reindeer passant proper.
Stempshorn Coat of Arms
Bremen, Hamburg.
Argent, a hunting horn gules stringed and banded or, its mouthpiece toward dexter.
Stendt Coat of Arms
Hamburg.
Per pale: first, argent, a vine entwined around its stake proper; second, azure, a goat rampant argent; both upon a terrace vert in base overall upon the division.
Stengel Coat of Arms
Baden, Bavaria — baronial arms of 1788.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, two lozenges azure conjoined side by side and touching the edges of the quarter; second and third, azure, a lion rampant or crowned or upon a mount vert, holding a staff or between its paws, the staff resting upon the mount.
Baden, Bavaria — family arms.
Azure, a lion rampant or crowned or upon a mount vert, holding a staff or between its paws, the staff resting upon the mount.
Stenger Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess: first, sable, a saltire couped argent, each arm extended horizontally toward the flanks but stopping short of them; second, or plain.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per fess: first, gules, a triangle voided argent with two stars argent in chief; second, per pale, in dexter azure, an ear of corn or in bend, and in sinister or, a harp azure.
Stenglin Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per pale or and azure, a demi-man vested counterchanged, wearing a pointed cap azure turned up or and holding two staffs argent in saltire before his body; second and third, argent, a palm tree vert upon a mount vert. Overall, an inescutcheon argent crowned or and charged with two palm branches vert in saltire.
Silesia.
Per pale azure and or, a demi-man issuing from base vested counterchanged, his falling collar of the opposite tinctures, wearing a pointed cap counterchanged with turn-up of the opposite tinctures, holding two staffs gules in saltire before his body.
Stenslingen Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Argent, a fess gules cotised gules.
Stenstede Coat of Arms
Bremen.
Argent, a fess azure between three ram’s heads caboshed gules.
Stentner de Sternefeldt Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, five squares argent overlapping bend-sinisterwise; second and third, sable, three eight-pointed stars or.
Stentsch Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Vert, a rose or at the centre between two chevrons gules, the upper issuing from chief and inverted.
Stentzel Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Or, an arm vested azure issuing from a cloud argent at the sinister flank in chief, thrusting a sword proper into a mount vert issuing from the dexter base corner.
Stentzsch Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Azure, the upper half of a wheel with its axle or.
Steobanus de Wiechen Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Argent, a base chequy azure and argent of three rows, supporting a demi-lion azure armed and langued gules, with three stars or in fess in chief. A bordure or.
Stephani Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, three hearts gules; second and third, azure, three eel’s tails or fesswise, one above the other, issuing from the partition. A bordure or.
Stephani de Cronhaus Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per pale: first, or, four stars azure, one, two and one; second, gules plain.
Stephany Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a tower argent masoned sable with doorway azure; second and third, purpure, an uprooted tree vert. A bordure or.
Stern Coat of Arms
Basel, Frankfurt, Hesse.
Azure, a star or.
Germany.
Per pale: first, or a griffin sable; second, argent a bend gules charged with three stars or.
Hanover, Mecklenburg.
Azure, three points sable side by side, each surmounted by a star or; in chief, within a cloud proper, a crescent or bearing a human face, opening toward dexter and surrounded by rays or.
Sternbach Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Azure, a fess wavy argent between two stars or, one in chief and one in base.
Sternberg Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Azure, a bend argent.
Silesia.
Azure, a rocky terrace of three peaks argent, the middle peak surmounted by a star or.
Sternberg-Manderseheid Coat of Arms
Württemberg.
Azure, a rock of three peaks argent issuing from base and surmounted by a star or.
Sternecker Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia — counterchanged stars arms.
Per bend or and sable, two stars counterchanged.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia — pale arms.
Argent, on a pale azure three stars or.
Sternemann Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Azure, a star or; a bordure or.
Sternenberg Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Argent, an eight-pointed star sable.
Swabia.
Gules, on a fess argent three hearts gules.
Sterner Coat of Arms
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Azure, a star gules charged at its centre with a human face of flesh colour, its hair or.
Sternfeld Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Argent, on a bend azure three stars or.
Sterzbecher Coat of Arms
Poland, Prussia.
Per fess azure and a wall argent without battlements, masoned sable; in the azure a demi-lion sable issuing from the wall.
Stesse (von der) Coat of Arms
Cologne, Rhine Province.
Or, a Black man’s head crowned or.
Stetenberg Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Argent, a pouring jug gules.
Stetten (Barons) Coat of Arms
Baden.
Or, three axes gules.
Stettin Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Azure, two halberds argent back to back and crossed in saltire, entwined by a vine vert bearing four bunches of grapes gules.
Stettmund de Brodorotti Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a cross flory argent, with a chief argent charged with three round buckles gules; second and third, or, a mount of three hillocks azure surmounted by a star azure, chapé-ployé azure, each side charged with a star or.
Stettner Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a wall or embattled of three pieces and masoned sable; second and third, or, a starling rising proper with its beak open.
Germany.
Azure, a steep rock argent issuing from base and surmounted by a star argent, the rock charged with an escutcheon sable bearing a dexter hand argent, palm outward; chapé-ployé gules, each side charged with a griffin or, the griffins facing one another.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Gules, a lark perched upon a ragged staff in bend, all proper.
Stettner de Grabenhofen Coat of Arms
Austria, Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a lion rampant or climbing a rock proper and holding a cramp argent between its paws, the charges in the first quarter reversed; second and third, per bend or and sable, the sable charged with an arm in armour or holding a flag sable bend-sinisterwise extending over the or. Overall, an inescutcheon crowned or bearing the Stettner arms: per fess or and gules, a dexter hand of flesh colour, palm outward, overall upon the division.
Steuben Coat of Arms
Saxony, Denmark.
Tierced in pale azure, gules and argent.
Steuber Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Azure, a greyhound passant argent upon a terrace vert.
Steubling Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Azure, six hearts inverted argent; a chief argent, its lower edge formed of interlocking rounded waves.
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Steudener Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Azure, a ragged staff or in bend sinister; a bordure or.
Steurer Coat of Arms
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Per pale or and sable, two fleurs-de-lis counterchanged.
Steveningck Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Or, a bend arched azure.
Stewart Coat of Arms
Hanover.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a fess chequy azure and argent of three rows, with an escallop proper in base; second and third, argent, a galley sable with sails furled.
Steyber Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per fess: first, or, a lion rampant sable crowned gules, within a bordure compony gules and argent, for the Burgraviate of Nuremberg; second, argent, a greyhound courant gules.
Steynberger Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, a fess argent stepped of three pieces.
Stibitz Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Argent, two pallets gules.
Stichenbock Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first, azure, an ibex rampant or facing sinister; second and third, gules, a woman’s bust vested or, crowned with foliage and with loose hair; fourth, azure, a unicorn rampant or.
Stickel Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Per fess: first, argent, two arms vested azure issuing from opposite flanks, holding two daggers or crossed in saltire with their points downward; second, sable, a lion passant or crowned or.
Sticker Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess: first, or, a crane in its vigilance proper upon a terrace vert; second, azure, a fess chequy argent and gules.
Stickhauner Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per pale: first, gules, an arrow argent pointing upward; second, azure, an arrow argent pointing downward. Overall in base, a mount argent surmounted by a star or.
Stiebel Coat of Arms
Frankfurt, Hesse.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a lion rampant sable armed and langued gules, the lion in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, gules, an anchor proper. Overall, a triangular compartment azure rising from base, charged with a rock proper issuing from water argent in base and surmounted by a star or.
Stieber Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Argent, a lion rampant or supporting with its paws a bend sinister enhanced sable charged with three bezants or.
Stieblinger Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per bend azure and or, a griffin counterchanged.
Stiede Coat of Arms
Hanover.
Or, a Black man’s head.
Stieffen Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, an eagle sable crowned or; second and third, gules, a lion rampant argent crowned or.
Stiehle Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Azure, a lion’s head and neck or langued gules.
Stieler de Heydekampf Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per fess: first, argent, a hunting horn sable stringed gules, with its mouthpiece, rings and bell or, the mouthpiece to dexter; second, gules, three pansies azure issuing from one leafy stem vert upon a mount vert.
Stieler von Rosenegg und Wagram Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, three roses gules, one and two; second and third, azure, a lion of Saint Mark or holding an open book inscribed with the letters S above M on the sinister page and P above V on the dexter page, the lion in the third quarter facing sinister.
Stier Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a lion rampant or holding a fleur-de-lis or between its paws, the lion in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, gules, two bars wavy argent.
Stierberg Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess: first, argent, a bull passant gules; second, gules, uncharged.
Stierling d'Achill (Barons) Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg, Saxony.
Argent, on a bend azure between two roses gules, three oval buckles or aligned with the bend.
Stiern Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Or, a demi-bull sable.
Stiern de Stiernberg Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first, gules, a tower argent with its door and windows gules and roofed with a dome argent; second and third, or, a bull passant gules horned argent; fourth, sable, three stars or.
Stiesser Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Per pale argent and azure, two bones argent crossed in saltire overall, flanked by two roses argent between the bones; in chief a star or and in base a rose argent, both overall upon the partition.
Stietencron (formerly Stiede) Coat of Arms
Hanover.
Azure, a pale argent between, to dexter, a crescent or with a face and its horns toward sinister and, to sinister, three stars or in pale.
Stilcke Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Argent, a chevron azure between a star or in chief and an eagle sable in base, the eagle beaked, legged and crowned or; a bordure or.
Stillarski de Cent Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per pale azure and or, two chevrons inverted counterchanged.
Stille Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, three acorns stalked and leaved issuing from a ragged staff in fess, all proper; second and third, or, an Albanian cap gules turned up argent.
Stiller Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, an arm in armour argent issuing from base, its elbow toward dexter, the hand of flesh colour holding a bouquet of three roses gules stalked vert, the bouquet in fess with the flowers toward sinister.
Stillfried und Rattonitz Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per bend or and sable, chapé-ployé azure, each side charged with a stag’s antler argent.
Stillfried und Rattonitz (also Stillfried-Ratenicz in Austria) Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Per fess: the upper half per pale, first, gules, a saltire argent between four roses or, and second, azure, a fess chequy argent and gules edged argent; the lower half argent, a panther courant proper upon a base sable fretty argent. Overall, an inescutcheon per bend or and sable.
Stimpfel Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Azure, a Black man’s head and neck shown in three-quarter view.
Stingel Coat of Arms
Germany.
Gules, a man-at-arms armoured argent, his helmet plumed gules and argent, holding in his dexter hand an anchor argent and in his sinister hand a bouquet of flowers proper, standing upon a terrace vert.
Stingelheim auf Schönberg Coat of Arms
Austria, Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, tierced in chevron gules, argent and sable; second and third, quartered in saltire argent and gules.
Stipplin Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a wheel or between two stars or in chief and a mount of three hillocks vert in base.
Stirn Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Argent, a demi-ox gules.
Stisser de Lilienfeld Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a double-headed eagle sable beaked and legged or; second and third, azure, a fleur-de-lis or. Overall, an inescutcheon or charged with a demi-man issuing from base, vested proper, wearing a pointed cap and holding a flower in his dexter hand; the tinctures of the cap and flower are unspecified.
Stiten Coat of Arms
Lübeck.
Per pale: first, or, half a buffalo’s head caboshed sable, horned argent and crowned gules, issuing from the partition; second, gules, a bend or.
Stiten called von der Rose Coat of Arms
Lübeck.
Or, three roses gules barbed vert.
Stive Coat of Arms
Germany.
Gules, a cleaver argent without a handle, in fess.
Stive de Stivenburg Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, Fortune of flesh colour standing upon a ball azure, holding a ball of unspecified tincture in her dexter hand and a veil gules above her head in her sinister hand; second and third, or, a bend azure charged with three roses or.
Stock Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Or, a bear sejant sable beside a tree trunk proper to dexter, the trunk sprouting a branch which the bear touches with its forepaws, all upon a terrace vert.
Stock (in) und Sternbach Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a bend wavy argent between two eight-pointed stars argent.
Stockamer Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Or, a fess sable.
Stockar or Stuckar of Neufarn Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Suisse.
Or, an eagle in profile sable with its wings raised, perched upon a tree trunk proper.
Stöckel Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess: first, azure, a demi-lion or crowned or, holding a ragged staff or palewise between its paws; second, an embattled wall gules charged with a lattice argent, from which the lion issues.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per fess: first, azure, three stars or, one and two; second, argent, a hunting horn gules.
Stocken Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per pale: first, argent, a rose gules seeded or, stalked and leaved vert; second, gules, a tree trunk couped and ragged argent palewise. On a chief argent the Iron Cross.
Stocker Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per bend: first, sable, a griffin or holding a ragged staff proper palewise; second, bendy sinister argent and gules.
Stockhammern (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, a man vested azure and wearing a cap azure, holding a mallet proper in his raised dexter hand, mounted upon a horse sable caparisoned gules and galloping upon a terrace vert, from which a tree trunk rises beneath the horse’s body. Chapé-ployé: the dexter side azure, two doves volant one above the other above a terrace vert, the birds’ tincture unspecified; the sinister side gules, a falcon rising upon a rock, both argent. The trunk’s tincture is unspecified.
Stockhausen Coat of Arms
Giessen, Hesse.
Argent, two ragged staffs sable fesswise, one above the other, the upper bearing four leaves vert and the lower three acorns or.
Hesse.
Or, a ragged tree trunk sprouting a vine leaf on each side, all sable.
Westphalia, Hanover, Silesia, Hesse, Pomerania, Waldeck.
Argent, a ragged tree trunk proper sprouting an oak leaf vert on each side; a bordure or.
Stockheim Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Or, three points sable issuing from base.
Stockheim de Bibergau Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Per fess: first, or plain; second, sable, trellised or.
Stockher Coat of Arms
Kempten, Bavaria.
Bendy of four or and azure.
Stöckhle Coat of Arms
Nördlingen, Bavaria, Swabia.
Per bend sable and or, a lion rampant counterchanged.
Stockhorner de Starein (Barons) Coat of Arms
Württemberg, Baden.
Or, a crescent sable.
Stockinger Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a crane argent holding its vigilance stone argent, upon a terrace vert; chapé-ployé gules, each side charged with a leopard’s face or ringed or.
Stöckl Coat of Arms
Cham, Bavaria.
Per fess azure and argent, a griffin per fess or and azure overall upon a mount vert, holding a goblet argent between its foreclaws, the goblet upon the azure field.
Stöckli Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Gules, an arrow argent in bend, its shaft crossed twice.
Stockman Coat of Arms
Germany.
Argent, a man affronty wearing a frock coat and breeches gules, shoes sable and a hat gules, upon a terrace vert, holding in his dexter hand a walking stick sable with knob or resting upon the terrace.
Stockmanns Coat of Arms
Brabant-Septentrional, Silesia.
Azure, a fess argent between three crescents argent.
Stockmar Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Saxony.
Argent, on a bend sinister vert three stars or.
Stockmayer Coat of Arms
Württemberg.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a pilgrim issuing from base, vested azure with falling collar, belt and turned-back cuffs or, wearing a cap sable, holding a pilgrim’s staff sable in his dexter hand and three ears of corn or without leaves in his sinister; second and third, azure, a horse rearing argent, that in the third quarter facing sinister. Overall, an inescutcheon azure charged with three ears of corn or without leaves upon a mount or.
Stockmayer called von Wechmar Coat of Arms
Württemberg.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a demi-man vested azure holding a staff sable in his dexter hand and a sprig of lily of the valley proper in his sinister; second and third, gules above argent, divided by a broken line running first half bend-sinisterwise toward the dexter flank, then bendwise toward the sinister base canton, then again bend-sinisterwise toward the dexter base corner.
Stockmayr (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, a tree trunk upon a terrace proper, with a scimitar argent hilted or in bend sinister, its blade partly embedded in the trunk; chapé-ployé azure, the dexter side charged with a star or and the sinister side with a crescent or bearing a human face, its horns toward dexter.
Stockum Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Azure, a fess abased or supporting three pallets or.
Hanover.
Gules, a bend or.
Rhine Province.
Sable, chapé or.
Westphalia.
Per fess: first, or, fretty gules; second, ermine plain.
Stockum-Sternfels Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first, azure, three pallets or and a base or; second, argent, a Greek cross crosslet gules; third, gules, three nails or; fourth, sable, a castle flanked by two towers argent. Overall, an inescutcheon per pale: first, argent, a demi-eagle sable crowned or issuing from the partition; second, or, three stars azure, two and one.
Stocmeir or Stockmeier Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Per fess: first, per pale, in dexter or, a demi-man vested azure and wearing a cap azure turned up or, holding three roses gules stalked and leaved vert in his dexter hand and a staff proper in his sinister hand, and in sinister gules, a unicorn rampant argent; second, azure, three pallets or.
Stoecklern de Grünholzek Coat of Arms
Baden.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a tree vert; second and third, or, a man vested gules and crowned with laurel, holding a trefoil vert in his dexter hand, his own tincture unspecified.
Stofeln Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Argent, three lion’s paws gules fesswise, one above the other, their claws toward dexter.
Stoffel de Homburg Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Or, a stag’s antlers attached to the scalp sable.
Stoffel de Merkingen Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Or, a stag’s antlers attached to the scalp sable.
Stoffeln Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Argent, a lion rampant sable crowned or.
Stöfler Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Argent, a chevron gules edged or; a bordure or studded with nails gules.
Stöger Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a griffin gules; second and third, azure, a fleur-de-lis argent.
Stöhr (Knights) Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess: first, azure, three stars argent; second, argent, a fess embattled on its lower edge azure.
Stoisloff Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg.
Gules, a sun or.
Stojentin Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Per bend sinister: first, azure, a demi-stag proper issuing from the division; second, chequy in bend sinister azure and or.
Stolberg (Counts) Coat of Arms
Prussia, Hesse.
Five vertical divisions. First, argent, two trout gules side by side, for Wernigerode, with a chief or charged with a stag passant sable langued gules, for Stolberg. Second, four horizontal sections: or, a lion rampant sable, for Königstein; chevronny of six argent and gules, for Eppstein; gules plain; and or plain, the last two for Münzenberg. Third, per fess, its upper half again divided horizontally into or charged with an eagle gules, for Rochefort, and or charged with a fess chequy argent and gules of three rows, for La Marck; its lower half barry or and gules, for Agimont. These three divisions form the Stolberg arms. The fourth and fifth divisions together form a quartered shield: first and fourth, chequy argent and gules in three rows of four squares; second and third, per fess, in chief gules, a lion rampant or, and in base barry of eight or and gules. Overall these last four quarters, an inescutcheon argent charged with a stag passant sable.
Stolle Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Azure, a stag’s head and neck argent affronty; a bordure or.
Stoltenberg Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Or, a stag passant gules.
Stolterfoth Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Argent, a pair of wings conjoined sable in chief and an anchor azure in bend sinister in base, overall a human leg of flesh colour couped at the thigh.
Stölting Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per pale: first, azure, a horse rearing argent; second, or, three stars azure. On a chief purpure a royal crown or.
Stoltz Coat of Arms
Schwäbisch Hall, Württemberg.
Per bend azure and argent.
Silesia — ass’s head arms.
Gules, an ass’s head and neck or bridled gules.
Silesia — billet arms.
Argent, four billets gules, two and two.
Stoltz de Bickelnheim Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Gules, three hammers argent.
Stoltzenberg Coat of Arms
Anhalt.
Azure, a landscape showing a mountain surmounted by a castle argent with battlements gules; the landscape and mountain tinctures are unspecified.
Brunswick.
Argent, a wild man of flesh colour crowned or upon a terrace vert, holding an uprooted leafless shrub proper in his dexter hand; from his neck by a baldric or hangs an escutcheon gules, crowned or and charged with two bars or.
Stoltzenberger Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Azure, a heart gules pierced by a staff or fesswise and an arrow argent feathered azure palewise.
Stöltzer or Lindner called von Stöltzer Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Per pale: first, per fess, in chief or, two stilts back to back azure, and in base azure, a five-pointed star or supporting a crescent inverted or bearing a human face; second, argent, a lime tree vert upon a terrace vert.
Stoltzhirsch Coat of Arms
Augsburg, Bavaria, Swabia.
Azure, three stags springing or.
Stolxner (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Azure, a phoenix proper enveloped in flames or, all upon a mount gules.
Editorial note: The surname is printed Stolxner; the index misreads it as Stoixner.
Stolzenau de Ketschendorf Coat of Arms
Saxe-Coburg.
Azure, a harp or.
Stolzenberg Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, an eagle sable beaked and legged or, its wings charged with trefoil-ended semicircles or; second and third, gules, two laurel branches vert in saltire.
Stolzeneck Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Gules, a mural crown argent.
Stommel Coat of Arms
Cologne, Jülich — five-rose arms.
Or, five roses gules, two, one and two.
Cologne, Rhine Province.
Or, six roses gules, one, three, one and one.
Hesse.
Gules, a triangle voided argent with a transverse bar parallel to its base, enclosing a star or at the centre.
Stör Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia — ragged staff arms.
Per fess or and sable, a ragged staff palewise counterchanged.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia — sturgeon arms.
Azure, a sturgeon argent in bend, biting a half-annulet argent issuing from the dexter chief corner.
Schweinfurt, Bavaria.
Per fess: first, azure, two stars or side by side; second, water proper in which swims a sturgeon argent.
Stör de Bühel and Stör de Störenburg Coat of Arms
Breisgau.
Gules, a bend vair.
Storch Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg.
Tierced in pale: first, or, a stork proper upon a terrace vert holding a serpent azure with its beak and dexter foot; second, gules, two vines proper entwined around their stakes, all upon a mount vert; third, azure, a stork argent beaked and legged gules upon a hill argent.
Pomerania.
Azure, a stork proper holding an eel of unspecified tincture in its beak, upon a mount of three hillocks vert.
Storch auf Trachenfels Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Azure, a stork proper crowned or, holding a serpent argent in its beak.
Storchwitz Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Azure, an ibex rampant argent.
Storn d'Ostrach Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a ladder or in bend; second and third, argent, three roundels gules in bend.
Storn de Stornstein Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess argent and gules, a lion rampant counterchanged crowned or.
Storndorf Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Or, a pot-hook sable.
Storp Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Or, three grenades sable fired gules; on a chief gules two swords argent hilted or in saltire.
Storren Coat of Arms
Hanover.
Azure, a stork argent beaked and legged gules, holding an eel sable in its beak.
Storrer Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per pale azure and argent, a demi-man vested counterchanged and wearing a cap similarly divided, holding an uprooted tree vert upon his shoulder in bend sinister; second and third, gules, an uprooted tree trunk argent.
Stosch Coat of Arms
Prussia — quartered eagle arms.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a Prussian eagle without the trefoil-ended semicircles on its wings, its neck encircled by a crown or, the eagle in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, gules, two water-lily leaves argent facing one another, their long stalks curved toward the flanks and crossed in saltire.
Prussia — water-lily leaves arms.
Gules, two water-lily leaves argent facing one another, their long stalks curved toward the flanks and crossed in saltire.
Silesia, Hesse.
Gules, two water-lily leaves argent facing one another, their long stalks curved toward the flanks and crossed in saltire; a bordure or.
Stosch (Barons) Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, two water-lily leaves argent facing one another, their long stalks curved toward the flanks and crossed in saltire; second and third, or, a double rose azure.
Stosch-Siegroth (Barons) Coat of Arms
Silesia, Hesse.
Gules, two water-lily leaves argent facing one another, their long stalks curved toward the flanks and crossed in saltire.
Stoss Coat of Arms
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Gules, a lion rampant or holding a battle-axe argent, upon a mount vert.
Stössel Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, a Black man’s head wreathed about the temples argent.
Stoupy Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, three ears of corn or without leaves.
Stoy Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia — indented arms.
Argent, an indented projection gules of one whole point and one half-point issuing from the dexter flank.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia — man arms.
Or, a demi-man issuing from base, vested sable and wearing a cap sable, holding a sword argent in his dexter hand and carrying a shield gules upon his back.
Stoyber Edle von Stoybern Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first, or, a double-headed eagle sable surmounted by an imperial crown or; second, gules, a stag rampant proper; third, gules, two bends argent; fourth, sable, an eagle argent.
Stozingen Coat of Arms
Baden — baronial quartered arms.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a beer tankard argent hooped or and handled or, the tankard in the first quarter in bend sinister with its handle to dexter, and that in the fourth in bend with its handle to sinister, each of these quarters bordered or; second and third, gules, three bars argent charged with eight rounded vair bells azure, four, three and one.
Baden — family arms.
Azure, a beer tankard argent hooped or, with a handle or to sinister.
Stozingen (Barons), Counts of Hornstein and Seibersdorf Coat of Arms
Baden.
Azure, a beer tankard argent hooped or, with a handle or to sinister.
Strachowski de Strachwitz Coat of Arms
Germany.
Argent, three pallets gules.
Strachwitz Coat of Arms
Prussia, Autriche.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a boar’s head and neck sable tusked argent, erased and bloodied gules; second and third, barry or and sable, each bar charged with two inverted escallops counterchanged, for Strachwitz-Sussky of Gross-Zauche or Peterswalde. Overall, an inescutcheon argent charged with the Prussian eagle.
Strachwitz von der Elget Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, a fess argent between three lilies of the valley argent, their stalks downward.
Strachwitz-Gebersdorf Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, a boar’s head sable tusked argent.
Strack de Weissenbach Coat of Arms
Württemberg.
Azure, a lion rampant argent.
Strackwitz Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Azure, two roses or in bend.
Strahl Coat of Arms
Constance, Baden.
Per pale argent and gules, two arrows or feathered sable in saltire overall.
Straka Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Per fess: first, azure, a star or; second, gules, a ring or set with a diamond, the stone directed downward.
Stralan Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Sable, a unicorn rampant or with a garb or to dexter, both upon a terrace vert.
Stralenberg Coat of Arms
Frankfurt, Hesse.
Or, a fess gules between three arrowheads sable.
Rhine Province.
Or, an arrowhead gules in bend.
Stralendorff Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg.
Per pale: first, azure, three arrows argent bend-sinisterwise, one above the other; second, argent, a demi-wheel gules issuing from the partition.
Stralenfels Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, an arrowhead argent.
Stralenheim Coat of Arms
Hanover.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, an uprooted tree trunk or; second and third, gules, two chevronels argent. Overall, an inescutcheon or charged with a gable of three steps gules masoned sable, supporting a wreath of foliage vert adorned with six roses gules.
Stralenheim de Wasaburg Coat of Arms
Hanover, Bavaria, France.
Quarterly: first, azure, a griffin argent facing sinister and crowned or; second, or, a tree trunk couped and uprooted proper; third, or, two barbels back to back proper surmounted by a crown or; fourth, gules, two chevronels argent. Overall, an inescutcheon per pale: first, sable, a sheaf of arrows argent tied argent; second, or, a gable of three steps gules issuing from the partition and surmounted by half a coronet of pearls, also issuing from the partition, its tincture unspecified.
Stralunger Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Or, on a bend azure three arrowheads or aligned with the bend.
Stramberger de Grosburg Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Quartered in saltire: first and fourth, or, a lion rampant gules; second and third, azure, two bars argent with a star or at the centre.
Strampf Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Azure, two swords argent in saltire; a bordure argent.
Strampfer Coat of Arms
Austria, Bavaria.
Per fess: first, gules, two fleurs-de-lis or; second, argent, an eagle sable.
Baden.
Per fess azure and gules, a fess or overall between three bees argent, two in chief and one in base.
Stransky von Stranka und Greiffenfels Coat of Arms
Autriche, Bavaria, Saxony.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a griffin or upon a rock of two peaks argent; second and third, or, a knight in full armour proper with visor raised and helmet plumed gules and argent, holding a sword upright, upon a terrace vert.
Stranz Coat of Arms
Pomerania, Silesia.
Argent, a lion rampant sable armed and langued gules, crowned or.
Strasburg Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Quarterly: first, gules, a crescent argent; second and third, azure, a star or; fourth, gules, a dog couchant argent.
Strasl Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Or, a bend azure.
Strass Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, three roundels gules in bend.
Strasser Coat of Arms
Bavaria — bend arms.
Azure, a bend or.
Germany.
Per pale: first, sable, a griffin or; second, gules, a bend argent.
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Gules, on a bend wavy argent three horseshoes sable aligned with the bend, their ends downward.
Regensburg, Vienna, Bavaria.
Per fess: first, azure, two stars or; second, or, a rose gules; a fess gules overall upon the division.
Strassern (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Autriche, Bavaria.
Azure, three ears of corn or issuing from the highest point of a mount of three hillocks vert, a fess or overall across the ears.
Strasskircher Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a church argent upon a terrace vert; second and third, argent, on a bend sable a fleur-de-lis argent aligned with the bend.
Strassmayr Edle von Herbstheim Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a lion rampant or crowned or; second and third, gules, a bend sinister argent. Overall, an inescutcheon argent crowned or and charged with a tower proper.
Bavaria — 1735 arms.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a lion rampant or crowned or, that in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, per fess, in chief argent, a tower proper with doorway and windows gules, and in base gules, a bend argent.
Straub Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Sable, a lion rampant or holding the hilt of a dagger with its dexter forepaw and supporting the point of its blade with its sinister forepaw, the dagger’s tincture unspecified.
Nördlingen, Bavaria, Swabia.
Or, a man’s bust vested azure.
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Per fess argent and gules, an ostrich argent overall holding in its beak a horseshoe azure with its ends downward and a bunch of grapes azure.
Straubinger Coat of Arms
Constance, Baden.
Per fess: first, sable, a fess or; second, per pale gules and argent, two roses counterchanged.
Strauch Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Argent, a rose branch vert leaved vert and bearing three roses gules.
Editorial note: The surname is printed Strauch; the index misreads it as Stranch.
Rhine Province.
Or, a fess gules supporting a thicket vert, with a bird argent beaked and legged gules in base.
Straupitz Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Gules, a bend sinister or with an old man’s head proper in profile issuing from it toward chief.
Straus Coat of Arms
Nördlingen, Bavaria, Swabia.
Gules, an ostrich argent.
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Gules, an ostrich argent holding in its beak a horseshoe azure, its ends downward.
Straus-Eckbrecht de Dürkheim Coat of Arms
Baden.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, an ostrich argent holding in its beak a horseshoe argent with its ends downward; second and third, or, a Z-shaped cramp gules. Overall, an inescutcheon argent charged with two bows back to back, or a double millrind, sable.
Strauss Coat of Arms
Bavaria — baronial arms of 1789.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a chevron azure; second and third, azure, two stars or side by side. Overall, an inescutcheon argent charged with an ostrich proper upon a mount vert, holding in its beak a horseshoe with its ends downward, the horseshoe’s tincture unspecified.
Bavaria — branch extinct in 1484.
Gules, an ostrich’s head and neck argent issuing from base.
Bavaria — chevron arms.
Azure, a chevron or between two stars or in chief and an ostrich argent upon a mount vert in base.
Bavaria — ostrich with horseshoe arms.
Gules, an ostrich proper holding in its beak a horseshoe argent, its ends downward.
Brandenburg.
Azure, three hunting horns one above the other, their tincture unspecified.
Editorial note: Rietstap leaves the tincture of the hunting horns unspecified.
Cologne, Rhine Province.
Sable, on a bend argent three water-lily leaves gules aligned with the bend.
Germany.
Sable, an ostrich or with its wings raised, upon a mount vert.
Ginzlhofen, Bavaria.
Or, an ostrich sable upon a mount sable, holding in its beak a horseshoe sable with its ends downward.
Hanover.
Azure, an ostrich holding in its beak a horseshoe with its ends downward, upon a terrace, all argent.
Posnania.
Azure, an ostrich argent holding in its beak a horseshoe argent with its ends downward.
Schaumburg-Lippe.
Azure, two swords argent hilted or in saltire; a bordure or.
Württemberg.
Gules, an ostrich argent holding in its beak a horseshoe proper, its ends downward.
Strauss de Blumenau Coat of Arms
Germany.
Argent, two bars wavy azure between three roses gules seeded or in pale.
Strauss de Torney Coat of Arms
Grand Duchy of Hesse.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, two swords argent hilted or in saltire; second and third, or, on a fess sable three trefoils vert.
Straussenberg Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a lion rampant or crowned or and holding a mace proper, the lion in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, azure, an ostrich argent holding in its beak a horseshoe argent with its ends downward, upon a terrace vert, the ostrich in the third quarter facing sinister. Overall, an inescutcheon or charged with an ox rampant gules.
Strauwitz or Strauputski Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Argent, a lion’s head and neck gules.
Strebele Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a demi-Black man in profile holding an arrow sable, the man in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, gules, a lamb argent upon a mount vert, the lamb in the third quarter facing sinister.
Streber Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Or, a lime tree vert growing from rocks proper, with a dove rising argent perched upon the rocks in front of the tree trunk.
Streckenraif Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, on a fess argent two chevronels reversed gules; second and third, or, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the partition.
Strecker de Rautenstrauch (Knights) Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a bird argent, the bird in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, argent, a fess gules passing through a wreath of foliage vert. Overall, an inescutcheon sable charged with a stag springing and regardant or.
Stregen Coat of Arms
Frankfurt, Hesse.
Sable, on a bend or three water-lily leaves gules aligned with the bend.
Stregen de Glauburg Coat of Arms
Frankfurt, Hesse.
Per pale: first, sable, on a bend or three water-lily leaves gules aligned with the bend; second, argent, a chevron sable between three castles gules.
Strehl de Brizay Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, a tower gules surmounted by three turrets gules; second and third, azure, three bars wavy argent. Overall, an inescutcheon per fess: first, or, a Black man’s head wreathed about the temples argent; second, gules, two bars argent.
Strehle Coat of Arms
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Sable, a unicorn rampant or.
Strehlin Coat of Arms
Nördlingen, Bavaria, Swabia.
Or, a demi-man vested sable, with belt, turned-back cuffs and falling collar or, wearing a pointed cap sable and holding a bouquet of flowers or.
Strein de Schwarzenau-Dammer Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per fess gules and argent, three roses counterchanged, two in chief and one in base; a fess per fess or and azure overall upon the division.
Streit Coat of Arms
Saxony, Autriche.
Per fess: first, gules, a demi-knight in armour proper issuing from a row of battlements or, his visor raised, helmet plumed or, sable and gules, and baldric compony sable and or, holding a baton of command compony sable and or in bend resting upon his hip; second, bendy sable and or.
Streit, Barons of Immendingen Coat of Arms
Austria, Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per bend or and gules, the gules charged with a rose or pierced gules; second and third, azure, a griffin or crowned or, that in the third quarter facing sinister.
Streitberg Coat of Arms
Franconia — family arms.
Gules, a sickle argent handled or.
Franconia — quartered arms.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a sickle argent handled or; second and third, or, a lion rampant azure.
Streitberger Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Per fess: first, azure, a lion passant or; second, argent, a sickle proper upon a mount or between two roses gules.
Streithagen called Judenkopf Coat of Arms
Cologne, Rhine Province.
Gules, a cross or with a Jewish hat azure in the dexter chief canton.
Streithorst (von der) Coat of Arms
Brunswick, Courland.
Gules, two tridents argent with shafts or in saltire.
Westphalia.
Argent, on a fess vert three trefoils or.
Streitl Coat of Arms
Munich, Bavaria.
Per fess: first, sable, a demi-lion or holding a sword azure; second, argent, a printer’s roller sable fesswise.
Streitl or Streydl Coat of Arms
Weiden, Palatinate.
Or, two bears sable facing one another and climbing a palm tree vert upon a mount vert.
Streitter Coat of Arms
Germany.
Bendy sinister gules and argent, overall a lion rampant or holding a Latin cross or pointed at the foot, upon a mount sable.
Nördlingen, Bavaria.
Per fess: first, or, a demi-man vested sable with belt and turned-back cuffs argent, holding a mace argent; second, or, on a chevron sable three stars or.
Speyer.
Azure, a sinister arm of flesh colour holding a mace or bend-sinisterwise.
Streitwieser Coat of Arms
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Argent, on a fess gules two hands of flesh colour issuing from the flanks, each holding a mace or, the maces crossing in saltire over the argent field in chief; below the fess five trefoils vert in a row upon a terrace vert.
Streitwitz Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Argent, a camel’s head and neck proper.
Strempel Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Argent, a bend sinister azure, overall a stag springing proper.
Streng Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Per fess: first, or, a sinister arm in armour holding a sword, all proper; second, argent, the plan of a redoubt drawn sable; a fess gules overall upon the division.
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Argent, a heart gules, overall a cross couped or.
Strenge Coat of Arms
Germany.
Sable, three stars argent.
Prussia.
Gules, an ostrich regardant argent.
Streuf de Castel Coat of Arms
Palatinat.
Argent, a fess dancetty gules with a label azure in chief.
Streumen Coat of Arms
Brandenburg.
Per fess: first, argent, an arm vested azure; second, chequy gules and azure.
Streven Coat of Arms
Hamburg.
Argent, on a fess sable three roses gules.
Strevesdorf Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Or, on a fess sable two gem-set rings or, the stones’ tincture unspecified.
Strigler de Löwenberg Coat of Arms
Bavaria — 1759 arms.
Vert, a demi-lion or crowned or, holding a sword argent and issuing from a hill proper; chapé, the dexter side gules charged with a unicorn rampant argent facing sinister, and the sinister side argent charged with a wolf rampant proper.
Bavaria — 1773 arms.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a wall gules embattled of two pieces and pierced by two arrow slits sable, surmounted by a Maltese cross gules; second, gules, a unicorn argent climbing a gable of three steps or issuing from the partition; third, argent, a wolf rampant proper facing sinister. In a point enté vert, a demi-lion or crowned or issuing from a rock argent. Overall, an inescutcheon per pale: first, azure, a star or; second, sable, a crescent argent with its horns toward dexter; in base a mount of three hillocks vert overall upon the division.
Strobel Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Gules, a stag’s antler argent, one of its tines to sinister near the sinister chief corner supporting a fleur-de-lis argent in bend sinister.
Ströbel Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Gules, a pair of pincers sable in bend.
Strobel de Stromnitz (Knights) Coat of Arms
Silesia.
On a field of unspecified tincture, a demi-lion or issuing from an embattled wall gules.
Strobl Coat of Arms
Germany.
Argent plain, chapé-ployé sable, each side charged with a lion rampant or, the lions facing one another.
Munich, Bavaria.
Per bend sable and argent, a lion rampant argent overall holding a hammer argent between its paws.
Ströblin Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Gules, three fusils argent side by side.
Strobschütz Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Azure, two pallets argent.
Strogetizki Coat of Arms
Germany.
Or, two stag’s antlers sable side by side palewise.
Strohmeyer Coat of Arms
Nördlingen, Bavaria, Swabia.
Or, a demi-man vested vert, his arms extended and holding two ears of corn or in each hand.
Strölein Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Azure, a scythe argent with shaft or palewise, its blade toward dexter, with a star or to dexter.
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Azure, a man vested argent with stockings argent, shoes or and a hat sable, holding a sickle sable in his dexter hand and a garb or beneath his sinister arm.
Stromair Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, seven ears of corn or without leaves; second and third, or, a demi-boar sable issuing from a mount azure.
Strombeck Coat of Arms
Brunswick.
Gules, a fess wavy argent.
Stromer auf Pänring und Leoprechting Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a triangle voided argent standing upon one of its points, the corners ending in fleurs-de-lis; second and third, sable, a tub or.
Stromer de Reichenbach Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Gules, a triangle argent with concave sides standing upon one of its points, the corners ending in fleurs-de-lis.
Strönichen Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Quartered in saltire gules and sable, a saltire argent overall.
Strotha Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Gules, an ostrich passant argent upon a terrace vert, holding in its beak a horseshoe or with its ends downward.
Strubberg Coat of Arms
Baden.
Argent, four hills vert in a row issuing from base, each surmounted by a tree vert.
Strube Coat of Arms
Hanover — 1790 arms.
Azure, an ostrich argent upon a terrace vert, holding in its beak a key sable with its wards to dexter and downward.
Rietstap: original page scan · Rietstap: preceding page and family heading
Hanover — 1793 arms.
Azure, a crane argent beaked and legged or, holding a key or in its beak.
Rietstap: original page scan · Rietstap: preceding page and family heading
Prussia.
Argent, an eagle sable with its dexter wing lowered and sinister wing raised.
Struben Coat of Arms
Guelders, Kassel.
Argent, a branch vert bearing three flowers gules side by side, leaved vert.
Strückhel Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a crane argent holding a key argent in its dexter foot; second and third, sable, a bend sinister or.
Strudel Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess gules and a sea proper, a star or overall upon the division.
Struensee de Carlsbach Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Argent, a ship proper flying flags gules, those at the bow and stern charged with a cross argent, sailing upon a sea proper; a bordure or.
Strühl Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a bend wavy argent between two eight-pointed stars argent; second and third, or, a lion rampant gules.
Strünckede Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Per fess: first, or, a demi-lion gules issuing from the division; second, vert, three roses argent.
Strutzky Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Azure, a man passant wearing a coat and skirt or and an Albanian cap or, carrying a halberd of unspecified tincture upon his shoulder.
Struve Coat of Arms
Prussia, Russia.
Argent, a fess gules between three roses or.
Stryck Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Gules, three fleurs-de-lis argent.
Strycke Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, a rod argent entwined by two serpents argent facing one another; chapé-ployé azure, each side charged with a star or.
Strzela de Rockitz Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Argent, a pale gules.
Stubeck (Counts) Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a shrub bearing nine leaves, five to dexter and four to sinister, upon a terrace, all vert.
Stuben Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Gules, three pentagonal mirrors azure framed or.
Swabia — door arms.
Gules, a square door argent edged or, its hinges to dexter.
Stubenrauch Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a stag’s head and neck argent holding two oak leaves vert between its teeth, the head in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, azure, on a bend sinister argent three roses or. A bordure or.
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the partition and holding in its claw a serpent wavy argent crowned or; second and third, azure, a lion rampant or supporting a vase argent smoking proper, the lion in the third quarter facing sinister.
Stubenrauch (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Azure, a lion rampant or; chapé-ployé or, each side charged with a smoking censer proper without chains.
Stubenrauch (Knights) Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, a lion rampant or crowned or and holding between its forepaws a serpent wavy or palewise with its head turned outward, the lion in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, argent, an eagle sable.
Stubenvoll (Barons) Coat of Arms
Austria, Bavaria, Saxe-Gotha, Saxe-Weimar.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, three bars sable; second and third, gules, a wolf rampant proper.
Stubenwid Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Sable, a dome-shaped oven argent pierced by a number of holes gules.
Stuber (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, on a fess azure two crescents argent facing one another.
Stücke Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Per fess: first, azure, a demi-crayfish gules issuing from the division; second, barry wavy argent and azure.
Stücker Coat of Arms
Germany.
Quarterly: first, argent, a lion rampant gules crowned or; second, per fess, in chief argent, three martlets sable in fess, and in base sable plain; third, azure, three eagle’s heads argent, one and two; fourth, argent, a fess gules.
Stücker de Weyershoffen Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, an eagle sable; second and third, azure, a sinister arm in armour proper issuing from the flank, its hand of flesh colour holding a ribbon gules palewise from which hangs a watch or.
Stückhs Coat of Arms
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Azure, a man’s bust vested gules, bearing an urn vert upon his head.
Stückrad Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Argent, half a wheel gules, the dexter half wanting.
Studnitz Coat of Arms
Saxony, Silesia.
Azure, a fess or embattled on both edges, the battlements alternating.
Stuer Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
A field filled with water azure, in which swim three sturgeons proper one above the other, the middle fish facing sinister.
Stühlingen (Landgraves) Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Argent, a man’s bust vested azure with shirt argent showing upon the breast, wearing a pointed cap azure turned up argent and tipped with a ball argent.
Stülpnagel Coat of Arms
Brandenburg.
Argent, a wheel gules.
Stulz d'Ortenberg Coat of Arms
Baden.
Azure, a pelican with wings raised and its young in its nest, all proper; on a chief gules four bendlets sinister or.
Stümel de Gleichburg Coat of Arms
Hesse.
Gules, a star or within a triangle voided argent having two transverse bars parallel to its base.
Stümer Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, or, an eagle in profile sable beaked and legged or with its wings raised; second and third, azure, three bars argent. A bordure or.
Stumm Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Argent, an arm vested azure issuing from the sinister chief corner and supporting a heart gules.
Stumpe Coat of Arms
Württemberg.
Or, an oak trunk sable sprouting on each side a branch leaved and acorned vert, upon a mount vert.
Stumpf Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Or, a squirrel proper sejant upon a mount vert.
Franconia.
Sable, a sinister arm vested gules issuing from the flank, its hand of flesh colour holding a sickle argent and three lime leaves vert, one and two, the sickle in front of the leaves.
Hesse.
Argent, a ragged staff sable in bend sinister, its upper end or.
Rhine Province.
Azure, a fess argent between six wings lowered or.
Stumpf de Püchel et de Stumpfsberg Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, a wolf rampant azure having two heads gules back to back.
Stumpfeld Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Per pale: first, gules, a griffin argent crowned or; second, azure, a hand of flesh colour issuing from the partition and holding three ears of corn or with leaves or.
Stupf Coat of Arms
Munich, Bavaria.
Chevronny of six argent and gules.
Sture Coat of Arms
Holstein.
Azure, a sturgeon argent curved fesswise, its fins and tail gules.
Sturm Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Gules, two arms in armour argent side by side, the hands of flesh colour.
Stürmer d’Unternesselbach called von Neustetter Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Argent, a chess rook sable.
Sturmfeder (Barons) Coat of Arms
Baden, Hesse, Autriche.
Azure, two battle-axes argent back to back, their shafts or.
Sturmfeder d’Oppenweiler called Lerch de Dirmheim (Barons) Coat of Arms
Württemberg.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, two battle-axes argent back to back, their shafts or, for Sturmfeder; second and third, per fess, in chief sable, four vair bells or in a row upon the division, and in base sable, three points or issuing from base, for Lerch de Dirmheim.
Sturtz auf Unterleitersbach Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, a Black man’s head wreathed about the temples argent.
Sturtzel de Berchen Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Gules, a wingless griffin argent crowned and clawed or.
Stürup Coat of Arms
Holstein.
Per fess: first, gules, a dove argent with a crown or about its neck; second, azure, a sheaf of three ears of corn or without leaves passing through a crown or.
Stürzel Coat of Arms
Augsburg, Rothenburg, Bavaria, Swabia, Franconia.
Azure, a lion rampant or holding a cup inverted or between its paws.
Stürzer Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, on a bend or a horse galloping sable; second and third, azure, three stars or, one and two.
Stüsslingen Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Argent, a fess gules cotised gules.
Stutterheim Coat of Arms
Saxony, Bavaria, Prussia, Austria.
Azure, two crescents or back to back.
Stuz Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Azure, a goat rampant argent horned or.
Stwolinsky Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Argent, a sinister arm vested gules with a row of buttons or from hand to elbow, its hand of flesh colour holding a boar’s head sable by the lower jaw.
Styp-Rekowski Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Azure, three stars argent in fess in chief and a crescent argent bearing a human face in base.
Stypman Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Or, a laurel sprig of three leaves vert in bend between two bends gules; on a chief azure three stars or.
Stytzing Coat of Arms
Brandenburg.
Gules, a merchant’s mark or formed of two figures 4 conjoined back to back.
Su surnames
Suchodoletz Coat of Arms
East Prussia.
Azure, an arrow or palewise, its point passing through an annulet or.
Suckan Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess: first, per pale, in dexter gules, a star argent, and in sinister azure, a wing sable; second, or, an owl affronty perched upon a horizontal branch of a ragged trunk standing upon a terrace, the trunk to sinister of the owl, all proper.
Suckow Coat of Arms
Württemberg.
Argent, a bear sable climbing a tree vert to dexter, both upon a terrace vert.
Sudermann Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Gules, two chevronels argent; on a chief or a demi-eagle sable.
Sudesheim Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Azure, two wings argent back to back, the dexter wing charged with a bend chequy argent and azure and the sinister wing with a bend sinister chequy argent and azure.
Sudthausen Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Gules, a stag’s head and neck argent.
Suering Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Argent, two spiked maces azure with shafts sable and guards or in saltire, with two stars or in the dexter and sinister base corners.
Suevus or Schwab Coat of Arms
Rothenburg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Per pale: first, azure, two chevronels or; second, gules, two fleurs-de-lis argent one above the other.
Suiverlich Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Or, a chevron sable.
Sukow Coat of Arms
Pomerania.
Gules, three lozenges azure.
Sülching Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Per fess or and argent, a fess sable overall upon the division.
Sülingen Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Argent, a fess sable.
Sulkowski Coat of Arms
Silesia — princely quartered arms.
Quarterly: first and fourth, sable, a double-headed eagle argent; second and third, per pale argent and gules, a lion rampant counterchanged. Overall, an inescutcheon of Sulima, per fess: first, or, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the division and bearing upon its breast an escutcheon of Saxony surmounted by a princely crown; second, gules, three crosses couped argent, two and one.
Sulkowski (Counts) Coat of Arms
Posnania, Silesia.
Per fess: first, or, a demi-eagle sable issuing from the division and charged upon its breast with the crancelin of Saxony vert; second, gules, three crosses couped argent, two and one.
Sulmeister Coat of Arms
Schwäbisch Hall, Württemberg.
Azure, a bend or.
Sulmentingen Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Sable, a bend argent.
Sülstorff Coat of Arms
Mecklenburg.
Argent, a crane gules legged or holding its vigilance stone proper, upon a mount vert.
Sultz Coat of Arms
Augsburg, Bavaria, Swabia.
Gules, a chess rook argent.
Editorial note: The surname is printed Sultz; the index misreads it as Sulíz.
Sultzberg de Krapfenberg Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Gules, a bugle horn argent, its mouthpiece surmounted by a plume of cock’s feathers sable.
Sulz Coat of Arms
Württemberg — Counts of Sulz, Landgraves of Klettgau.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per fess indented argent and gules, the gules rising into the argent in three points; second and third, argent, a firebrand sable flaming gules in bend, for Brandis. Overall, an inescutcheon azure charged with three garbs or, for Klettgau.
Württemberg — baronial arms.
Quarterly: first and fourth, per fess indented argent and gules, the gules rising into the argent in three points; second and third, argent, a firebrand sable flaming gules in bend, for Brandis.
Württemberg — family arms.
Per fess indented argent and gules, the gules rising into the argent in three points.
Sulzen (von der) called Diepenthal Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Argent, a bend gules with an escallop or in the sinister chief canton.
Sulzer de Wart Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Quartered in saltire argent and azure. Overall, an inescutcheon argent charged with a chevron gules between three oak branches vert.
Sumermann Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Argent, a rose gules stalked and leaved vert.
Sumowski Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Gules, three stars argent.
Sundahl Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Azure, a fess argent charged with three bends azure, between in chief a lion passant argent holding a human bone argent palewise in its dexter forepaw, and in base three stars argent, two and one.
Sündermahler Coat of Arms
Germany.
Or, a man in profile vested sable with a falling collar argent and an Albanian cap sable turned up and tufted argent, his hands raised and joined, kneeling upon a cushion sable tasselled sable.
Sundhausen Coat of Arms
Thuringia.
Per pale: first, or, a wolf rampant proper facing sinister; second, sable, three bars argent.
Sunthausen Coat of Arms
Swabia.
Per fess: first, sable, a fess or; second, argent plain.
Sünzinger de Sünzing Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per pale or and sable, a demi-man vested counterchanged and wearing a pointed cap counterchanged with its turn-up counterchanged, holding a sickle of unspecified tincture.
Supper Coat of Arms
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Quarterly: first and fourth, azure, an ostrich argent upon a mount vert; second and third, sable, on a bend or three stars sable.
Surck called Studler Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Per bend argent and sable, an ibex rampant counterchanged.
Surman Coat of Arms
Hamburg.
Argent, a dove proper upon a terrace vert.
Sürsen Coat of Arms
Brunswick.
Argent, a demi-stag gules.
Süssmilch called Hörnig Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Per fess: first, or, a hunting horn gules with bands and mouthpiece or; second, argent, a hunting horn azure with bands and mouthpiece or.
Suter Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Or, a demi-goat proper issuing from a row of palisades gules joined by two transverse bars gules.
Suter (Knights) Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess: first, azure, a griffin or holding an arrow argent palewise in its dexter claw; second, sable, an eight-pointed star argent, chapé, the dexter side bendy sinister of six gules and argent, and the sinister side bendy of six gules and argent.
Sutner Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Per fess: first, argent, a rose gules; second, azure, two leopard’s heads or side by side; a fess or overall upon the division, edged gules above and argent below.
Sutor auf Seyboltsdorf (Edle von) Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Or, on a chevron sable three stars argent, with a mount azure in base.
Sutorius Coat of Arms
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, a fess or; second and third, or, a demi-man vested azure holding a palm branch vert.
Sutti Coat of Arms
Germany.
Per fess: first, or, an eagle gules crowned or; second, per pale, in dexter gules, three columns argent in a row, and in sinister gules, a lion rampant or. A fess azure overall upon the horizontal division.
Sützel de Mergentheim Coat of Arms
Franconia.
Per bend sable and argent.
Suur Coat of Arms
East Frisia.
Gules, a chevron couped argent between three birds argent, those in chief facing one another.
Süvering de Nieringh Coat of Arms
Rhine Province.
Argent, an annulet sable.
Sw surnames
Swadkowski de Dobrohost Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a pointed cap gules with its tip bent toward sinister and its turn-up gules, adorned along its dexter side with balls argent.
Swaine Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Or, chapé azure, three pheons counterchanged with their points downward; on a chief indented argent three women’s busts of flesh colour affronty with hair or, the middle bust surmounted by a crescent upright or and above it a star or.
Swalenberg (Counts) Coat of Arms
Westphalia.
Gules, a star or supporting a swallow proper.
Swarowa Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, a calf’s head caboshed sable.
Sweerts van der Reest Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a fess azure supporting a demi-lion gules armed and langued or in chief, with a star azure in base, for van der Reest; second and third, per pale indented of five whole points and one half-point, argent and gules. Overall, an inescutcheon or charged with a double-headed eagle sable.
Swerte (de) Coat of Arms
Mechelen; originally Saxony.
Sable, on a chevron argent between three helmets argent barred or and lined azure, three stars sable; the helmets in chief face one another and that in base is shown in three-quarter view.
Swierkocin Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Azure, three lozenges or in pall issuing from a star or.
Swoboda Edle von und zu Kaisertreu Coat of Arms
Bohème, Prussia.
Azure, a knight in full armour argent with visor raised, holding in his dexter hand a tournament lance or tipped argent palewise, his sinister hand resting upon his hip.
Sy surnames
Sybel Coat of Arms
Prussia, Hesse, Bavaria.
Argent, a fess paly sable and gules between in chief a horse passant sable and in base three roses gules growing from one stalk vert upon a mount vert.
Westphalia.
Quarterly: first and fourth, argent, a chevron gules between three bombs gules; second and third, gules, three bars or, the uppermost accompanied by three stars or, two above it and one below.
Syberau Coat of Arms
Germany.
Sable, a lion rampant or crowned or upon a mount vert, holding a sieve or between its paws.
Syberg Coat of Arms
Westphalia, Hesse, Courlande.
Sable, a wheel of six spokes or.
Syberg zu Simmern (Barons) Coat of Arms
Bavaria, Nassau, Prussia.
Sable, a wheel of five spokes or.
Sybilski, Barons of Wolfsberg Coat of Arms
Saxony.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules, an eagle sable beaked and legged or, the eagle in the first quarter facing sinister; second and third, azure, a wolf passant argent, the wolf in the third quarter facing sinister. Overall, an inescutcheon gules charged with a staff of Aesculapius or above a crescent or, each horn supporting a star or.
Sydow Coat of Arms
Pomerania, Silesia, Frankfurt am Main.
Argent, three nails sable in pall with their points meeting, overall upon an inescutcheon sable at the centre.
Sydzena de Berum Coat of Arms
East Frisia.
Or, a bear rampant sable.
Symmerl Coat of Arms
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Per pale gules and argent, a demi-man vested counterchanged, holding in each raised hand a bouquet of three flowers counterchanged.
Symon de Carneville Coat of Arms
Munich, Bavaria.
Azure, on a cross argent between four swans argent beaked and legged gules, five horseshoes azure with their ends upward.
Syntzenhausen Coat of Arms
Bavaria.
Argent, a roe deer’s leg gules palewise.
Syroth Coat of Arms
Regensburg, Bavaria.
Per fess: first, azure, a lion passant or holding a sceptre argent in its dexter forepaw; second, paly azure, or, gules and argent, four roses in fess respectively or, azure, argent and gules.
Syrren Coat of Arms
Germany.
Azure, two crescents or back to back.
Sz surnames
Szamarowsky Coat of Arms
Silesia.
Azure, three lime leaves or in pall, their stalks touching one another.
Szczepanski Coat of Arms
East Prussia.
Azure, a palm tree or, overall across its foot a horseshoe argent between two stars or.
Szerdahelyi Coat of Arms
Hongrie, Prussia.
Argent, a lion rampant sable holding a sword proper.
Szuyski Coat of Arms
Prussia.
Gules, a scarf argent bent into a circle, its ends knotted in saltire.
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