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Deutsch: Rekonstruktion des Wappens von Glarus im 16.-17. Jh. Siehe: File:Dreizehn Orte Frenckenstein 1724.png "Schild, im rothen Feld, ein silberner Pilgrim, mit einem güldenen Schein um das Haupt / in der rechten einen güldenen Pilgrims-Stab, und in der linken ein güldenes Buch haltend, wegen des heiligen Friedlins, Glaris."

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27 May 2011

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derivation from File:Dreizehn Orte Frenckenstein 1724.png

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Dbachmann

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