This coat of arms in relief is placed on the facade of the building of the Maritime Station of Vigo.
It is the coat of arms of the 2nd Republic, which took place in Spain from 1931 to 1939.
The differences between this coat of arms and the current one are not remarkable. The most characteristic feature is the crown, which is open here and closed in the current coat of arms.
""Shield quartered in a cross: first, gules and a gold castle, crenellated with three battlements, and donjonado with three towers, the one in the middle larger; each one also with three battlements, all gold, masoned with saber and adjudicated with azur; second, of silver and a lion of gules, crowned with gold, armed and decorated with the same; third, of gold and four sticks of gules; fourth, of gules and a gold chain placed in border, in cross and in sotuer: pointed, silver and a natural pomegranate showing its grains gules, supported, carved and leafed with two sinople leaves.Leaning, one on each side, the two columns of Hercules, silver, with the base and the capital of gold, bundled with a list of gules, loaded with the Plus ultra of gold.""
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