CoA Feuerwehr - Kruft, RP, Germany - Coats of Arms on Waymarking.com

[DE] "Die Wappenbeschreibung lautet: „In Rot die heilige Maria in blauem Mantel mit goldener Krone, das Christuskind auf dem rechten Arm haltend, beide mit silbernem Nimbus, auf goldener Mondsichel stehend, von goldenem Strahlenkranz umflossen.“
Das Gemeindewappen geht auf ein Schöffensiegel zurück, das bis 1562 nachweisbar ist. Das Bildnis der Maria symbolisiert die frühere Zugehörigkeit des Dorfes zur Abtei Laach, die im Mittelalter Abbatia (Sanctae) Mariae ad Lacum genannt wurde. Kruft war Eigentum der Abtei, die bis 1802 neben den grundherrlichen auch hoheitliche Rechte über das Dorf ausübte.
Das Wappen wurde vom Heraldiker Wilhelm Ewald 1931 nach dem oben genannten Siegel entworfen, die farbliche Ausarbeitung nach dem Wappen aus dem Jahre 1605, beides ist in der Genehmigungsurkunde festgehalten, mit der es am 24. April 1950 durch den rheinland-pfälzischen Ministerpräsidenten Peter Altmeier genehmigt wurde. Kruft zählt damit zu den wenigen Gemeinden, die zur Führung des Bildnisses der Gottesmutter Maria in ihrem Wappen berechtigt sind."

Quelle: (visit link)

[EN] "The description of the heralds is:" In red the holy Mary in a blue cloak with a golden crown, holding the Christ Child on her right arm, both with silver nimbus, standing on golden crescent moon, surrounded by golden rays. "
The commune's coat of arms goes back to a barricade, which can be proved by 1562. The image of Mary symbolizes the former affiliation of the village to the Abbey of Laach, which was called Mariae ad Lacum in the Middle Ages Abbatia (Sanctae). Kruft was the property of the Abbey, which exercised sovereign rights over the village until 1802.
The coat of arms was designed by the heraldic Wilhelm Ewald in 1931 according to the above-mentioned seal, the coloring according to the coat of arms from 1605, both of which is recorded in the certificate of approval, approved by the Prime Minister of Rhineland-Palatinate, Peter Altmeier has been. Kruft is one of the few congregations who are entitled to lead the image of the Mother of God Maria in her coat of arms. "

Source: (visit link)

Bearer of Coat of Arms: Town Full name of the bearer: Kruft Where is Coat of Arms installed (short description) ?: The coat of arms is on the panel of the fire brigade in the Bahnhofstraße. Material / Design: Painting (enamel) on metal Blazon (heraldic description): "The description of the heralds is:" In red the holy Mary in a blue cloak with a golden crown, holding the Christ Child on her right arm, both with silver nimbus, standing on golden crescent moon, surrounded by golden rays. " The commune's coat of arms goes back to a barricade, which can be proved by 1562. The image of Mary symbolizes the former affiliation of the village to the Abbey of Laach, which was called Mariae ad Lacum in the Middle Ages Abbatia (Sanctae). Kruft was the property of the Abbey, which exercised sovereign rights over the village until 1802. The coat of arms was designed by the heraldic Wilhelm Ewald in 1931 according to the above-mentioned seal, the coloring according to the coat of arms from 1605, both of which is recorded in the certificate of approval, approved by the Prime Minister of Rhineland-Palatinate, Peter Altmeier has been. Kruft is one of the few congregations who are entitled to lead the image of the Mother of God Maria in her coat of arms. " Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kruft#Wappen Address: Bahnhofstraße 56642 Kruft Web page about the bearer of Coat of Arms (if exists): [Web Link] Web page about the structure where is Coat of Arms installed (if exists): Not listed

Visit Instructions:
Logging requirements: Please upload your own personal photo of the coat of arms. You or your GPS can be in the picture, but it’s not a requirement.

Recent Visits/Logs:

Date Logged Log   09/13/2017 CADS11 visited it 07/27/2017 kaschper69 visited it

View all visits/logs