What is your favourite polish county coat of arms? I know it's not the best post to beginn with, but I've written some posts earlier as a guest. I like this one:
Polish coat of arms
Polish coat of arms
Favourite Polish county coat of arms?
Torq
10 May 2010 / #2
Powiat SÅ‚upski - the best one by far!
*a little bit of local patriotism on my part :)*
*a little bit of local patriotism on my part :)*
Mr Grunwald 34 | 2310
10 May 2010 / #3
So far I like the coat of arms from Greater Poland :)
But I have a certain place in my heart for Syrenka Warszawska <3
But I have a certain place in my heart for Syrenka Warszawska <3
Coat of arms Wielkopolskie
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10 May 2010 / #4
because it's the coat of arms for the area of Poland (until 1939) that my Grandfather came from :)
Nowogródek coat of arms
skysoulmate 13 | 1250
11 May 2010 / #5
Present...
Past (except the name not much has changed)...
The Coat of arms of the City of Wrocław is divided into quarters.
"...In the centre is the head of John the Baptist, patron saint of the city. The crowned lion rampant in the first (upper left) quarter represents the Kingdom of Bohemia, to which Wrocław belonged to since 1336. In the second (upper right) quarter there is the Silesian eagle which comes from the Silesian Piast eagle. The letter "W" in the third quarter stands for both "Wratislavia" (Latin name of the city) and for the name of the legendary founder of the city Wrocislaw. In the fourth quarter there is St. John the Evangelist..."
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coat_of_arms_of_Wrocław
Past (except the name not much has changed)...
The Coat of arms of the City of Wrocław is divided into quarters.
"...In the centre is the head of John the Baptist, patron saint of the city. The crowned lion rampant in the first (upper left) quarter represents the Kingdom of Bohemia, to which Wrocław belonged to since 1336. In the second (upper right) quarter there is the Silesian eagle which comes from the Silesian Piast eagle. The letter "W" in the third quarter stands for both "Wratislavia" (Latin name of the city) and for the name of the legendary founder of the city Wrocislaw. In the fourth quarter there is St. John the Evangelist..."
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coat_of_arms_of_Wrocław
In the fourth quarter there is St. John the Evangelist.
he looks a bit feminine to me.
What is your favourite polish county coat of arms?
Krakow`s?
NOWY SÄ„CZ :d
now one of da best parts of Europeee Małopolskaaa
now one of da best parts of Europeee Małopolskaaa
he looks a bit feminine to me.
Marie-Madeleine ?
Not exactly a county, rather province.
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23 May 2010 / #11
which one? v. nice coat colour wise with the royal blue with the golden yellow
Have a look: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upper_Silesia
Give me a break Torq ;) This one is also very nice:
the best one by far!
Give me a break Torq ;) This one is also very nice:
which one? v. nice coat colour wise with the royal blue with the golden yellow
Upper Silesia a.k.a Górny Śląsk. It's a historic one, I'm not sure if it's used anymore officially. The modern version of the one I showed is
ShortHairThug - | 1101
24 May 2010 / #14
I have to go with this one, born and raised there.
musicwriter 5 | 87
24 May 2010 / #15
I like the one for pow. Zninski.
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(Gmina) Horodło:
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24 May 2010 / #17
that just looks like a subconscious, compensatory manifestation of a huge, stiff penis
Powiat SÅ‚upski - the best one by far!
Torq, are you from SÅ‚upsk? Never been to the city.
My fav coats could be these:
Golub Dobrzyn county
Aleksandrów county
Nice, and how about this one which I like, anybody can guess from which city it is?
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Riddle obsession again? hahaha
Åšwidnica. Your home town?
Åšwidnica. Your home town?
Bingo! Everything's correct. Great guess or you're also from there ;)
No, I am not. I just googled county+coat of arms+wild boar+griffin. :):)
I am from here:
I am from here:
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My guess (a wild one) is Kaczogród :P
Exactly! Duckville. I see you are also good at these blocks/klocki. ):