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Coat of arms of Thomas Schweicker, a 16th century German artist and calligrapher born without any arms or hands instead using his feet to draw and write (hence the leg holding a pen between its toes)
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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! Attributed arms of the Three Wise Men taken from the ca. 1470 Codex Haggenberg.
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Arms attributed to the Three Wise Men, whose bones are said to be housed in Cologne Cathedral, which can be seen under construction in the background on the right
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The arms of the Arch-Bishophric of Cologne and locally important family; the subordinate Bishophrics of Liege, Utrecht, Minden, Münster and Osnabrück below; St Peter up top
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Some heraldic highlights taken from the Cologne Chronicle of 1499 Full achievement of the City of Cologne surrounded by various Saints associated with it
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Some fanciful armored figures in this Late Renaissance Armorial, "Geschlechterbuch der Stadt Augsburg" ca. 1550
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Lady Knights riding strange steeds. Part of a series of heraldic allegories of sins and virtues (e.g. devotion, avarice and envy) taken from a 15th century manuscript.
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